Top 15 In Draft Saturday?...?
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1. Mario Williams 2. Reggie Bush 3. Vince Young 4. D. Ferguson 5. A.J. Hawk 6. Vernon Davis 7. Matt Leinart 8. Haloti Ngata 9. Michael Huff 10. Jay Cutler 11. Jimmy Williams.12. Brodeick Bunkerly 13. Winston Justice 14. Chad Greenway 15. Chad Jackson 16. Santonio Holmes 17. Ernie Simms 18. Manny Lawson 19. A. Cromartie 20. Tye Hill 21. Deangelo Williams 22. K. Wimberly 23. Donte Whitner 24. Gabe Watson 25. Sinorce Moss 26. Leonard Pope 27. Lendale White 28. Bobby Carpenter 29. M. Kiwanuka 30. L. Maroney 31. J. Allen 32. J. Addai
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no...\n\nanother 1st rounder going to be a WR...\n\nlol...\n\nfire matt millen...
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Will Blalock is not a good pick even if it is the last pick in the draft. I felt there were more talented players left on the board. I think they needed a post player anyway because Wallace might leave and they need some young blood there. Louis Admundson and Terrance Dials would have been better uses of that pick.
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i always like to rank the players by position, instead of a 'top 25'.  when my turn comes to pick, i might have a need at, say, 3rd base, and i like to have a list of my top 5 3rd basemen handy to refer to.  here are my top offensive players by position:\n\ncatcher... victor martinez, joe mauer, jorge posada\n1st base... albert pujols, derrek lee, todd helton\n2nd base...alfonso soriano, jorge cantu, brian roberts\nshortstop...miguel tejada, derek jeter, michael young\n3rd base...alex rodriguez, scott rolen, eric chavez\noutfield...manny ramirez, vlad guerrero, barry bonds, \n\nok so that's 18.
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Currently projected to go in the top 20, but there's a good chance he'll fall further in the first round, maybe a slight chance of getting into the top 15.\n\nRedick is undersized for a 2 guard, with only slightly better than marginal athletic ability.  He'll have a much more difficult time getting to the rim in the NBA, and it'll be harder for him to get perimeter shots with larger, faster players guarding him.  He's very one-dimensional, as pure a shooter as you'll find, yet doesn't rebound, pass well, or defend very well.\n\nMost scouts agree he'll probably be a career role player, something like a slightly bigger, slightly more athletic version of Steve Kerr.  I'll guarantee that there's no way he's drafted in the top 10.\n\nOh, and I'm a long time Duke fan, so there's no bias against JJ on my part.\n\nTop 5 projections currently:\n\n1.  LaMarcus Aldridge, PF, Texas\n2.  Andrea Bargnani, PF, Italy\n3.  Adam Morrison, SF, Gonzaga\n4.  Rudy Gay, SF, Connecticut\n5.  Tyrus Thomas, PF, LSU\n\nRedick is currently projected at mid-late first round, around 17-26.\n\nAnybody that thinks Redick is going in the top 5 simply doesn't know much about basketball.
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Arizona and not just because of matt lienart. getting pope in the 3rd round and big gabe watson in the 4th was huge. After looking at houstons draft it really was quite good i think they got the #1 DE and the #1 OLB in the draft. that will really help the D.
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ROUNDPK(OVR)NOTES\nNo 1st Rd pick this year.\n221 (53) \n320 (84) \n521 (153) \n620 (189) \n627 (196)from Carolina\n722 (230) \n742 (250)Compensatory selection
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You have them closely in order. Move Jim Brown to #2 and let the others slide down one. Number 5 is Barry Sanders and I'll give Eric D # 6.
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I cannot recall when a draft looked as weak as the one coming up. Based upon a lot of reading and research (as I'm very curious who my Chicago Bulls will be taking) the consensus seems to be that Brandon Roy is the most polished player. He has 4 years of college experience under his belt, which gives him a slight advantage over the 'so called' players with potential.
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i dont know when you pick but Larry Johnson, LaDanian Tomlinson, Shaun Alexander should go 1,2,3\n\nSome good picks are also, tatum bell, peyton manning, carson palmer, edgerrin james, tiki barber
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jj reddick...due his drunk driving and undersize statue, limited athletism, he will fall to the 18th pick.  Due the lack of talent on that team and his inability to play with other players, he will be one of those great college players who never makes it the NBA, he will then coach in europe, then at Duke....\n\nGood luck!!!!
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I think Lendale White to the Tennessee Titans in the second round is going to turn out to be the steal of the draft.  He was projected to go Top 10 and then a minor injury and minor character issues surfaced before the draft.  Great pick!  And great question!  I'd like to know who you think it was.  Maybe you can add your pick to your comments.
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The following is my list of what players would be taken number 1 if that team had the number 1 pick.\n\nLions - Troy Smith (they've never had a mobile quarterback, and with Kevin Jones, Roy Williams, etc., Troy Smith is the missing peice, as long as he doesn't flop like that b1tch Joey Harrington)\n\nRaiders - Brady Quinn (Aaron Brooks is mobile enough, they really need to fix their offensive line, but a quarterback with a high football IQ would be better than a mobile one)\n\nArizona - Linebacker (sorry, I don't pay attention to coollege defensive players)\n\nSan Francisco - Calvin Johnson (another reciever to give Alex Smith better options, especially if Vernon gets healthy)\n\nMiami - Offensive Lineman (again, don't follow them either)\n\nCleveland - Calvin Johnson (Charlie Frye is going to be their man, so they will start loading up the offense for him)\n\nHouston - Mike Hart (to make up for not taking Reggie Bush last year, they still need a running back)\n\nTampa Bay - Who knows, they need everything at this point.
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Top Five-according to football outsider....\nChad Johnson is in third place...\n\n87-R.Wayne IND 30.5 1 29.6 1 34.7% 1 32.9% 90 889 7 61% \n12-M.Colston NO 26.9 2 26.9 2 31.5% 3 31.5% 86 869 7 63% \n85-C.Johnson CIN 22.7 3 22.9 3 18.7% 12 19.1% 99 956 7 58% \n88-M.Harrison IND 22.5 4 21.9 4 19.5% 11 18.4% 96 813 5 63% \n83-L.Evans BUF 22.1 5 21.1 5 22.5% 8 20.5% 90 822 4 61%
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Hey I love this question, its never to early to talk about the draft.  Brian Brohm and JaMarcus Russell are both juniors so if they come back for their senior year they are bound to be taken first round in 08'.  Accompanied by Chad Henne, John David Booty,  Brian Johnson and Kevin O'Connell rounding out the top QB prospects.\n\nIn 2009 if you ask me, as of right now you have sophomores Ben Olsen, Chase Daniels, Rudy Carpender, Nathan Longshore, and possibly Xavier Lee and Pat White headlining that QB class.
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yes and this is my mock draft i have him going 16 to chicago\n\n1.  Toronto LaMarcus Aldridge 6-11 245 PF Tex. So. 31.  Portland Mike Gansey 6-4 205 SG W. Virginia Sr. \n2.  *Chicago  Andrea Bargnani 6-11 240 PF Italy 1985 32.  *Houston  PJ Tucker 6-5 220 SG/SF Texas Jr.  \n3.  Charlotte Adam Morrison 6-8 220 SF Gonzaga Jr. 33.  Atlanta\n Kevin Pittsnogle 6-10 255 PF WV Sr. \n4.  Portland Tyrus Thomas 6-9 218 PF LSU Fr. 34.  *LAClippers  Leon Powe 6-7 245 PF California So. \n5.  Atlanta\n Randy Foye 6-3 205 PG Villanova Sr. 35.  Toronto Denham Brown 6-5 220 SG UConn Sr. \n6.  *Minnesota Rudy Gay 6-8 220 SF UConn So. 36.  *Minnesota Hassan Adams 6-4 201 SF Arizona Sr. \n7.  *Boston Brandon Roy 6-5 195 SG Washington Sr. 37.  Minnesota Steve Novak 6-10 220 SF Marquette Sr. \n8.  Houston Marcus Williams 6-2 200 PG UConn Jr. 38.  Golden St. Craig Smith 6-7 260 PF BC Sr. \n9.  Golden St. Rodney Carney 6-7 205 SF Memphis Sr. 39.  *Milwaukee Marco Killingsworth 6-7 268 PF Ind. Sr. \n10.  Seattle Cedric Simmons 6-10 233 PF/C NCSt. So. 40.  Seattle Brandon Bowman 6-8 219 SF G'town Sr.  \n11.  Orlando Ronnie Brewer 6-7 217 SG Arkansas Jr. 41.  Orlando Ryan Hollins 7-0 225 PF UCLA Sr. \n12.  NO/OK City  Patrick O'Bryant 7-0 250 C Bradley So. 42.  *Cleveland  Paul Davis 6-10 260 PF/C Mich. St. Sr. \n13.  Philadelphia Mardy Collins 6-6 205 PG/SG Temple Sr. 43.  NO/OK City  Daniel Gibson 6-2 190 PG Texas So. \n14.  Utah  Shelden Williams 6-9 250 PF/C Duke Sr. 44.  *Orlando  Allan Ray 6-2 195 SG Villanova Sr. \n15.  *NO/OK City  Hilton Armstrong 6-11 235 C UConn Sr. 45.  Indiana \n Guillermo Diaz 6-2 190 PG/SG Miami Jr. \n16.  Chicago JJ Redick 6-4 190 SG Duke Sr. 46.  *Utah Thabo Sefolosha 6-6 213 SG Switz. 1984 \n17.  Indiana \n Maurice Ager 6-4 202 SG Mich. St. Sr. 47.  Utah  Will Blalock 6-0 190 PG Iowa St. Jr. \n18.  Washington Oleksiy Pecherov 6-10 232 PF Ukr. 1985 48.  Washington Dee Brown 6-0 180 PG Illinois Sr. \n19.  Sacramento Jordan Farmar 6-1 170 PG UCLA So. 49.  Denver Taj Gray 6-8 235 PF Oklahoma Sr. \n20.  *New York  Rudy Fernandez 6-6 172 SG Spain 1985 50.  *Orlando Eric Hicks 6-6 245 PF Cincinnati Sr. \n21.  *Phoenix  Shawne Williams 6-9 225 SF Memphis Fr. 51.  LA Lakers Sun Yue 6-9 205 SG China 1985 \n22.  *NewJersey  Aaron Gray 7-0 270 C Pittsburgh Jr. 52.  LA Clippers Nick Fazekas 6-11 235 PF Nevada Jr. \n23.  New Jersey Saer Sene 7-0 235 C Sen. 1986 53.  *Seattle Louis Amundson 6-8 225 SF UNLV Sr. \n24.  Memphis Richard Roby 6-6 190 SG Colorado So. 54.  New Jersey  Damir Markota 6-10 225 SF Cro.1985 \n25.  Cleveland  Quincy Douby 6-3 175 PG Rutgers Jr. 55.  Cleveland  Justin Williams 6-10 225 PF Wyoming Sr. \n26.  *LA Lakers  Rajon Rondo 6-2 171 PG Kentucky So. 56.  *Toronto Darius Washington 6-2 195 PG Mem. So. \n27.  Phoenix Marcus Vinicius 6-9 235 SF Brazil 1984 57.  *Minnesota Lior Eliahu 6-9 225 PF/SF Israel 1985  \n28.  Dallas Kyle Lowry 6-0 185 PG Villanova So. 58.  Dallas James White 6-7 190 SG Cincinnati Sr. \n29.  *New York  Josh Boone 6-10 237 PF UConn Jr. 59.  San Antonio Dwayne Mitchell 6-5 211 SG La Laf. Sr. \n30.  *Portland  Paul Millsap 6-7 245 PF Lou. Tech Jr. 60.  Detroit Gerry McNamara 6-2 182 PG Syr. Sr.
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The Cornhuskers are my pick to win the Big 12 this year...  be on the lookout for Marlon Lucky...  he's the best player in the country that eveyone may not have heard of yet...  the key word is YET!!   He's the next best thing to a Reggie Bush type of back that you'll see for a while !!!  Remember where you heard it first !!!!