What team made the best choices on draft day?
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The Eagles made some great choices with Broderick Bunkley and the like, and the Arizona Cardinals had a spectacular draft. Their first 2 picks came out of USC, Matt Leinart, who fell, surprisingly, to the Cardinals at #10. They also selected Tatuisi Lutui, a Guard, to patch up their horrible offensive line. To round out the first day, they selected a Tight End, Leonard Pope, out of Georgia, to fill the need that they have had at Tight End, to take some of the pressure off of Wide Recievers Anquan Boldin, Larry Fitzgerald, and Bethel Johnson. The Cardinals have selected 3 great players to help out their troubled and needy offense.
28579
Better draft pick means BETTER
1107884
of course the new jersey nets. marcus williams was probably the biggest steal in the draft. he was the best pure point guard in the draft. he might be playing behind jsaon kidd, but he's gonna learn a lot from the best point guard in the league, so imagine how good he'll be in 3 years. idk y so many ppl passed on him. and josh boone. he brings intensity and toughness and sum1 hu will rebound, sumthing the nets really needed.
635312
It was a good draft because they drafted one of the best RB's avaiable. Yes, Rodney will be back but I don't know whe.
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Adam Morrison of Gonzaga will be the top pick in the draft because he is the most NBA ready player in the draft, plus he is talented enough to be an all-star with his shooting, passing, and passion for basketball.\n\nRudy Gay of UConn will be the 2nd pick because he is the most talented player in the draft but scouts question how hard he will work to get better.\n\nTyrus Thomas of LSU will be the third pick because I think LSU will probably end up winning the championship this year and he is such a good defensive player he could help any team in the league.\n\nNo high school ballers because of the new rules...\nAndrea Bargini of Italy is the top foreign player and I think he will be the 4th player picked.
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They should trade it for the best offer, there is no clear number one in this draft.\nThis is the first year in a long time where there aren't any immediate impact players up at the top of the board.
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The Iowa Hawkeyes... just kidding... ummm... West Virginia... they suprised me.\n\nGreat job stealing my idea :-P No.. this is good stuff! Plus you get bonus points for having Ohio State #1. (I live in Columbus) You know J.J.'s bro has one like this too now about who the best players in the NBA are. Thanks for your picks on the...\nUNOFFICIAL YAHOO ANSWERS MOCK NBA DRAFT\n... right now the Suns are on the clock with the 21st pick\nLink: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvtMn1SDCfKJCaB.okG49__sy6IX?qid=20060614211829AAjWSwJ
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I think the Detroit Lions because they got very good people from the draft not to mention the pick-up of Rod Maranelli and Mike Martz.
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Portland by far got the best picks and trades but the Nets got a steal by drafting Marcus Williams at 22. Im still suprised that a projected top 10 pick would drop that low. But Portland got off better. The Blazers lost three guys by trade: Sebastian Telfair, Viktor Khryapa and Theo Ratliff. Khryapa is a decent rebounder and defender, but probably won't be much else in the NBA. Ratliff is 33 and coming off his two least productive, most injury-prone seasons. Telfair is 21 and still has promise, but had fallen out of favor in Portland. Blazers coach Nate McMillan had been using Steve Blake and Jarrett Jack ahead of Telfair for much of the year. As you can see all 3 probably have no future in the NBA, (I could be wrong but....) and in ruturn they got both LaMarcus Aldridge and Brandon Roy, arguably the best player in the 2006 NBA draft. My favorite team, the Magic did pretty well. We have outstanding players in every position except for shooting gaurd. And many belive that J.J. Redick is the best [best meaning can shoot I would of liked it better if we got Brandon Roy like some of Mock Drafts showed] shooting gaurd in the draft, a perfect match for the Orlando Magic. So to sum up Portland got the best deals, Nets had the luckiest night and Orlando did the most with the 11th pick.
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UConn is the most talented team, Duke is always in the mix.....hard not to pick one of those two....but I'm going to pick Ohio State....they seem to be on a tear of late...and they are very well balanced with bench depth
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im gonna have to go with Arizona on this one.   They pick up one of the most exciting running backs in the game giving them a triple threat on offense that really resembles the young cowboys of the early 90's.  PLUS, they got a potential long-term qb in the draft who has the opportunity to sit and watch behind a veteran who knows how to win.
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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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Being a proud New Englander and a diehard Patriots fan, hence my screenname, I believe we'll either go after Manny Lawson, an awesome DB from NC state, or Lawrence Mulroney, a wonderful RB from Minnesota. Then work on safeties, reveivers and other needs later on in the draft.
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The #1 pick for the Raptors is a tossup- but the Chicago Bulls are said to have committed and promised their 2nd pick to forward Tyrus Thomas of LSU.  They will take him and with the 16th pick in the draft I think they'll take a guard- possibly either Shannon Brown of Michigan St. or Jordan Farmar of UCLA
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after first 3 rounds, i say denver, they got cutler, jevon walker in trade. pretty good start i would say.
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You should've said basketball draft as not everyone knows that you are impersonating a pro basketball player.\nNot always the team with the worst record. The lottery pick winner. \n\nLook on ESPN.COM they are up to date on those things.
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Most of your time will probably be spent before your draft. Scouting players, seeing what RBs are going to get the carries, what WRs have good throwing QBs, etc. Basically finding the not so obvious choices. After the draft each week I would say less than an hour finding out who is exceeding expectations, not meeting expectations and then dropping and adding players accordingly.