Would you have drafted Ernie Sims?
541981
The Lions desperately needed help at linebacker and the hard-hitting Sims will immediately step into the starting weakside position. In addition to being strong against the run, despite his lack of ideal size, he's also very good in pass drops. yes, I would have drafted him
647662
Here is the question you should ask yourself. What player would you take with the second pick? What player would you expect to get with the 4th or 5th pick? There will be a little dropoff there, but it might be acceptable if it means trading the 15th pick for the 12th or 13th. I don't think I would do it myself, but there might be cases where this will work out pretty well.
688654
DA Bears cuz that's where I grew up/ live at. If there was someway to get antonio gates that'd be great.
1006855
Definitely the right decision, eventhough, I am not sure that they got enough for the pick. Rudy Gay, as highly touted as he is/ was, slipped(?) all the way to 8. Maybe you should first consider that, secondly, he seems to disappear an awful lot. Lastly,  I'm not sure that Gay is going to be any better than Eddie Griffin was to the Rockets. Eventhough Shane Battier has the curse of Duke working against him by default, I think that he is a part of the newer breed of Dukies to hit the NBA,  ie, Elton Brand, Cory Maggette, etc. Battier will fill a void on the Rockets, a real shooter and he can defend. This should pay big dividends for the Rockets if T Mac and Yao can stay relatively healthy. There may be a hidden bonus in this deal also---if Houston can talk Memphis into throwing in the point guard (Lowry), they'll really help themselves. Lowry is good, very good. Houston did the right thing in trading Gay.
937702
I would do cotchery. I have Moss on my team. He never gets me the points I want. I would start anyone else and sleep on Moss.
996893
jason williams isnt great. looks like you may have needed more scoring...\n\nplus you have so many spots open than just 5.\nunless it wasnt yahoo.
1062271
i think they should have traded down. they have a good gm and iam sure they put a lot of thought into ths pick , but i think bad teams should trade down. i really dont believe a bad team should spend first pick money on a player who might not be that good. i would have picked morrison
679900
No, I bet he'd rather be on anaheim, go MD's!!!! He would make a good fit on the oilers though and I bet all the nhl teams would want him.
779193
i am a huge bills fan, and have been all my life (insert joke here).  i knew from the day that they drafted him that he would be a disaster.  he was not even a good college quaterback.  i could not believe that they traded a 1st round pick for him. the only reason why he went so high in the draft was because he had a great combine.  but as we all know that means nothing. i.e. ryan leaf, gino toretta, heath shuler, etc.
1092364
How about the Sox getting Don Baylor for Mike Easler in 1986? That was a good one. The Sox also had Elston Howard catching in 1967 but I don't know if that was from a trade.
170529
Yes they should.  He should actually start some next season.  Of course Rex Grossman will have his snaps.  It should be a duo hit.  One gets tired send in the other one.
531676
I think they could have traded down and still got him lower in the draft I mean he should be a good player but Dante Whitner did not deserve to go number 8 most strategists had him going late first early second round.
1168321
Hell No!!! He shoud have stayed another year, and he would have been a guranteed 1st rd. pick next year. Instead, he became a 2nd rd pick, which means he will probably be riding pine or riding the bus to the NBDL (minor leagues). AND, HES PLAYING FOR BEANTOWN (good luck getting any playing time there)
731343
Tough call.  You have 3 guys there that are about the same value/level (excluding Moss).  It's a coin toss, but I would play Cotchery.
324640
I think he should have made his decision earlier, not a couple of days before the draft.  \n\nPeople tend to talk about how some athletes are selfish, but I didn't hear anybody say anything close to that in this situation.  Nobody called his decision/indecision a selfish move, which is interesting.\n\nI think his decision to stay had an effect on Javon Walker getting traded.  He probably would have stayed if Favre would have retired.
30170
I would have picked the Panthers, except for the killer injuries to Foster and Peppers. Having to fly out to Seattle to play their 3rd road playoff game in a row also does not help. \n\nLook for the Seahawks to win  and call it 20 - 10.
467853
The Bills probably should have taken a defensive end like Broderick Bunkly or Kamerion Wmbley.  Even Haloti Ngata at nose tackle would have been a good pick, Whitner is a good player, but I think they should have considered trading down a 4 or five spots and pick him up there.  The only team I think they had to worry about taking Whitner is Dallas, but they had the 18th pick,  So as long as the Bills stayed at 12 or 13 they would still get their man and may even pick up a late second or third round pick in the process.