nolesfan4life
01-10-2006, 02:39 AM
1. Houston - Reggie Bush, USC, RB
-This is a pretty obvious pick, they've got a pro bowler in Andre Johnson, a solid QB who never got multiple seconds to read and throw. They do have Dominick Davis already but you just don't pass on Bush.
2. New Orleans - Matt Leinert, USC, QB
-Alot of talk now about Young being the better QB because of the NC win, but when the dust settles before draft day, Leinert will be the 1st QB taken and will be a safer pick for the QB position due to his smarts and accuracy.
3. Tennessee - AJ Hawk, OSU, LB
-a Book LB to go along with Keith Bullock, Hawk will really solidify this defense. Could also take a QB, but I feel McNair still has a few good years, and Voleks their behind him. Plus if they do go for a QB, a veteran QB would be a better fit to help with all the young WRs
4. New York Jets - Vince Young, Univ. of Texas, QB
-Pretty self-explanatory
5. Green Bay - DeAngelo Williams, Memphis, RB
-Ahman Greens days are numbered so why not take the most rounded back in the draft. Williams is a great back, whose yet to be seen by alot of people.
6. San Francisco - D'Brickshaw Ferguson, LT, Univ of Virginia
-Alex Smith is in desperate need of protection. They did just draft a rookie LT in the 3rd round last year, but Ferguson is a premier LT that is too hard to pass up.
7. Oakland - Mario Williams, DE/OLB, North Carolina St.
-Questionable pick due to the size of Williams, but oakland needs an OLB and Al Davis is infatuated with speed. Williams, for his size, is very fast and will step in and start immediately as an OLB.
8. Buffalo - Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Va. Tech
-no real holes on there offense, just need experience playing together. Their defense is top notch as is, but with Terence McGee as a starting corner, that is a position of need so Jimmy Williams becomes a book Corner to Nate Clements, giving Buffalo a top 3 defensive secondary in the NFL with Williams, Clements, Milloy, and Vincent.
9. Detroit - Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
-Alot of positions of need, and its hard to really pick for them since they have no new HC. But harrington and garcia aren't the future.
10. Arizona - Mathias Kiwunaka, DE/OLB, Boston College
-a team with alot of holes, QB being one but missing out on the top 3, decide to take a defensive pass-rusher and one of the best in Kiwunaka. They will use him as a DE.
11. St. Louis - Ashton Youboty, CB, Ohio St.
-May be the best pure cover corner in the draft. This gives them the corner they've been lacking since the last view years they had Aenes(sp?) Williams.
12. Cleveland - Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
-Alot of holes, but BPA on the browns board points to the best NT in the draft, a position in desperate need of picking. A CB or LB will be taken in the 2nd round
13. Baltimore - Marcus McNeil, OT, Auburn
-One major problem of kyle boller is that he sometimes has lack of time to throw the ball. the WRs are their, just young, McNeil becomes a bookend to Ogden, and is also his future replacement.
14. Philadelphia - Santonio Holmes, Ohio St., WR
-Not a real deep WR class, but Holmes is a great route runner and is a dangerous deep threat. Will probably play the #2 WR for the 1st year, then take over the lead WR role.
15. Atlanta - Michael Huff, CB/S, Univ. of Texas
-Secondary help is a big need because outside Hall, there's nothing special. a few DBs besides Huff will draw consideration like Laron Landry and Darnell Bing, but the versatility of Huff to play CB or Safety gives him the edge.
16. Miami - Laron Landry, S, LSU
-another team that needs same secondary bolstering, and why not take a safety in which he personally recruited for college.
17. Minnesota - Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
-This is a pretty interesting pick, but Childress is an offensive minded guy, Vernon Davis is an amazing athlete and could be a premier TE in a few years.
18. Dallas - Omar Jacobs, QB, Bowling Green
-Drew's old, depending on the coaching situation, may look elsewhere but i feel this is the biggest team need.
19. San Diego - Jon Scott, OT, Univ. of Texas
-a solid LT that will make the holes just a bit bigger for THE LT.
20. Kansas City - Rodrique Wright, DT, Univ. of Texas
-They need to keep bolstering their defense, Wright fills another hole
21. New York Giants - Ahmad Brooks, LB, Univ. of Virginia
-Need help at this position, and Brooks is top 15 talent but had a bit of a drop off this past season, Giants get a steal with him dropping to 21.
22. Cincinatti - Mercedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
-Marvin Lewis is a defensive guy, but their defense has plenty of talent, just needs aging. Lewis may be the best TE in the draft, but i have him 2nd ranked to Davis. for the bengals, Reggie Kelly is good, but they upgrade with Lewis.
23. Tampa Bay - Demeco Ryan, LB, Alabama
-I have a feeling i'm going to get ripped for this pick, but Ryan is a great player who will thrive in the Tampa system. Was thinking maybe a corner, but that position would be easily obtained in FA. Demeco Ryan will be the understudy to Derrick Brooks.
24. Jacksonville - Antonio Cromartie, CB, FSU
-The Willis McGahee of this years draft. Without injury, Cromartie was without question going to be the #1 corner in the draft with a great combination of size and speed. Del Rio is a defensive minded guy, and likes to take chances like he did last year taking Matt Jones.
25. Washington - Derek Hagans, WR, Arizona St.
-Not to many holes in Redskins, Hagans will be a great compliment to Moss and that combo will make Brunell and Jason campbell drool.
26. New England - Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa
-New England has shown to draft class guys who have talent. Chad Greenway is a good kid with tremendous talent. Probably won't start right away with them, but will gain considerable field time with McGinest and Colvin aging.
27. Carolina - Martin Nance, WR, Miami(OH)
-Maybe the most underrated WR in the draft. I've seen him play in person and he has great ball skills to go along with his big 6'4 frame and has good speed to go along with it. Great possession WR to go along with the speedster in Smith.
28. Chicago - Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
-Another team without many holes, Pope is an upgrade over desmond clark and gives them another recieving threat to go along with muhammad and Bradley when he returns next year.
29. Pittsburgh - Michael Bush, RB, Louisville
-With Bettis talking retirement, Bush would be able to take over the Jerome Bettis role because they are very, very similar backs.
30. Denver - Darnell Bing, S, USC
-Nick Ferguson is OK at best and John Lynch isn't getting any younger. Bing was the only bright spot in that weak USC secondary from this past season. Will start immediately.
31. Seattle - Tambi Hali, DE, Penn St.
-one of the best 4-3 DE's in this draft. He's very fast from his position and has a radar lock on the QB.
32. Indianapolis - Ernie Sims, LB, FSU
-very fast LB who plays from sideline to sideline. Cato June had a good year, but would switch to the SLB so that Sims could play the WLB. Sims would be the Derrick Brooks of the Indi defense.
There ya go guys, took some time and i know its early, but have fun looking
-This is a pretty obvious pick, they've got a pro bowler in Andre Johnson, a solid QB who never got multiple seconds to read and throw. They do have Dominick Davis already but you just don't pass on Bush.
2. New Orleans - Matt Leinert, USC, QB
-Alot of talk now about Young being the better QB because of the NC win, but when the dust settles before draft day, Leinert will be the 1st QB taken and will be a safer pick for the QB position due to his smarts and accuracy.
3. Tennessee - AJ Hawk, OSU, LB
-a Book LB to go along with Keith Bullock, Hawk will really solidify this defense. Could also take a QB, but I feel McNair still has a few good years, and Voleks their behind him. Plus if they do go for a QB, a veteran QB would be a better fit to help with all the young WRs
4. New York Jets - Vince Young, Univ. of Texas, QB
-Pretty self-explanatory
5. Green Bay - DeAngelo Williams, Memphis, RB
-Ahman Greens days are numbered so why not take the most rounded back in the draft. Williams is a great back, whose yet to be seen by alot of people.
6. San Francisco - D'Brickshaw Ferguson, LT, Univ of Virginia
-Alex Smith is in desperate need of protection. They did just draft a rookie LT in the 3rd round last year, but Ferguson is a premier LT that is too hard to pass up.
7. Oakland - Mario Williams, DE/OLB, North Carolina St.
-Questionable pick due to the size of Williams, but oakland needs an OLB and Al Davis is infatuated with speed. Williams, for his size, is very fast and will step in and start immediately as an OLB.
8. Buffalo - Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Va. Tech
-no real holes on there offense, just need experience playing together. Their defense is top notch as is, but with Terence McGee as a starting corner, that is a position of need so Jimmy Williams becomes a book Corner to Nate Clements, giving Buffalo a top 3 defensive secondary in the NFL with Williams, Clements, Milloy, and Vincent.
9. Detroit - Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
-Alot of positions of need, and its hard to really pick for them since they have no new HC. But harrington and garcia aren't the future.
10. Arizona - Mathias Kiwunaka, DE/OLB, Boston College
-a team with alot of holes, QB being one but missing out on the top 3, decide to take a defensive pass-rusher and one of the best in Kiwunaka. They will use him as a DE.
11. St. Louis - Ashton Youboty, CB, Ohio St.
-May be the best pure cover corner in the draft. This gives them the corner they've been lacking since the last view years they had Aenes(sp?) Williams.
12. Cleveland - Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
-Alot of holes, but BPA on the browns board points to the best NT in the draft, a position in desperate need of picking. A CB or LB will be taken in the 2nd round
13. Baltimore - Marcus McNeil, OT, Auburn
-One major problem of kyle boller is that he sometimes has lack of time to throw the ball. the WRs are their, just young, McNeil becomes a bookend to Ogden, and is also his future replacement.
14. Philadelphia - Santonio Holmes, Ohio St., WR
-Not a real deep WR class, but Holmes is a great route runner and is a dangerous deep threat. Will probably play the #2 WR for the 1st year, then take over the lead WR role.
15. Atlanta - Michael Huff, CB/S, Univ. of Texas
-Secondary help is a big need because outside Hall, there's nothing special. a few DBs besides Huff will draw consideration like Laron Landry and Darnell Bing, but the versatility of Huff to play CB or Safety gives him the edge.
16. Miami - Laron Landry, S, LSU
-another team that needs same secondary bolstering, and why not take a safety in which he personally recruited for college.
17. Minnesota - Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
-This is a pretty interesting pick, but Childress is an offensive minded guy, Vernon Davis is an amazing athlete and could be a premier TE in a few years.
18. Dallas - Omar Jacobs, QB, Bowling Green
-Drew's old, depending on the coaching situation, may look elsewhere but i feel this is the biggest team need.
19. San Diego - Jon Scott, OT, Univ. of Texas
-a solid LT that will make the holes just a bit bigger for THE LT.
20. Kansas City - Rodrique Wright, DT, Univ. of Texas
-They need to keep bolstering their defense, Wright fills another hole
21. New York Giants - Ahmad Brooks, LB, Univ. of Virginia
-Need help at this position, and Brooks is top 15 talent but had a bit of a drop off this past season, Giants get a steal with him dropping to 21.
22. Cincinatti - Mercedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
-Marvin Lewis is a defensive guy, but their defense has plenty of talent, just needs aging. Lewis may be the best TE in the draft, but i have him 2nd ranked to Davis. for the bengals, Reggie Kelly is good, but they upgrade with Lewis.
23. Tampa Bay - Demeco Ryan, LB, Alabama
-I have a feeling i'm going to get ripped for this pick, but Ryan is a great player who will thrive in the Tampa system. Was thinking maybe a corner, but that position would be easily obtained in FA. Demeco Ryan will be the understudy to Derrick Brooks.
24. Jacksonville - Antonio Cromartie, CB, FSU
-The Willis McGahee of this years draft. Without injury, Cromartie was without question going to be the #1 corner in the draft with a great combination of size and speed. Del Rio is a defensive minded guy, and likes to take chances like he did last year taking Matt Jones.
25. Washington - Derek Hagans, WR, Arizona St.
-Not to many holes in Redskins, Hagans will be a great compliment to Moss and that combo will make Brunell and Jason campbell drool.
26. New England - Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa
-New England has shown to draft class guys who have talent. Chad Greenway is a good kid with tremendous talent. Probably won't start right away with them, but will gain considerable field time with McGinest and Colvin aging.
27. Carolina - Martin Nance, WR, Miami(OH)
-Maybe the most underrated WR in the draft. I've seen him play in person and he has great ball skills to go along with his big 6'4 frame and has good speed to go along with it. Great possession WR to go along with the speedster in Smith.
28. Chicago - Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
-Another team without many holes, Pope is an upgrade over desmond clark and gives them another recieving threat to go along with muhammad and Bradley when he returns next year.
29. Pittsburgh - Michael Bush, RB, Louisville
-With Bettis talking retirement, Bush would be able to take over the Jerome Bettis role because they are very, very similar backs.
30. Denver - Darnell Bing, S, USC
-Nick Ferguson is OK at best and John Lynch isn't getting any younger. Bing was the only bright spot in that weak USC secondary from this past season. Will start immediately.
31. Seattle - Tambi Hali, DE, Penn St.
-one of the best 4-3 DE's in this draft. He's very fast from his position and has a radar lock on the QB.
32. Indianapolis - Ernie Sims, LB, FSU
-very fast LB who plays from sideline to sideline. Cato June had a good year, but would switch to the SLB so that Sims could play the WLB. Sims would be the Derrick Brooks of the Indi defense.
There ya go guys, took some time and i know its early, but have fun looking