http://www.letschatsports.com/ Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:20:44 -0700 MyBB http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3386 Sat, 27 Mar 2010 04:33:47 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3386 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3366 Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:20:27 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3366 Here are the teams they'll to go to: Sam Bradford-Redskins, Tony Pike-Raiders, Colt McCoy-Bills, Sean Canfield-Panthers, Levi Brown-2 or 3rd round.]]> Here are the teams they'll to go to: Sam Bradford-Redskins, Tony Pike-Raiders, Colt McCoy-Bills, Sean Canfield-Panthers, Levi Brown-2 or 3rd round.]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3265 Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:32:13 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3265 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3202 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:39:13 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=3202
I was most impressed when he jumped up, and blocked a pass by Jones. He must have at least a 35 inch vertical. He would test off the charts.

McCoy is probably overrated]]>
I was most impressed when he jumped up, and blocked a pass by Jones. He must have at least a 35 inch vertical. He would test off the charts.

McCoy is probably overrated]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=2678 Tue, 03 Feb 2009 13:34:12 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=2678 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=489 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 12:52:23 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=489
1st Round
1.MIA- DE Chris Long
2.STL- OT Jake Long
3.ATL- DT Glenn Dorsey
4.OAK- DE Vernon Gholston
5.KC- OT Ryan Clady
6.NYJ- RB Darren Mcfadden
7.NE- CB Leodis McKelvin
8.BAL- QB Matt Ryan
9.CIN- DT Sedrick Ellis
10.NO- OLB Keith Rivers
11.BUF- WR James Hardy
12.DEN- OT Jeff Otah
13.CAR- LB Dan Connor
14.CHI- OT Gosder Cherilus
15.DET- RB Reshard Mendenhall
16.ARI- RB Jonathan Stewart
17.MIN- DE Derrick Harvey
18.HOU- CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
19.PHI- WR Devin Thomas
20.TB- WR Limas Sweed
21.WAS- S Kenny Philips
22.DAL- RB Felix Jones
23.PIT- OG Branden Albert
24.TEN- DE Philip Merling
25.SEA- TE Fred Davis
26.JAC- DE Quentin Groves
27.SD- OT Chris Williams
28.DAL- CB Mike Jenkins
29.SF- WR Desean Jackson
30.GB- CB Aqib Talib
31.NYG- LB Jerod Mayo

2nd Round
1.MIA- QB Brian Brohm
2.STL- WR Mario Manningham
3.ATL- QB Chad Henne
4.KC- CB Antoine Cason
5.NYJ- CB Brandon Flowers
6.ATL- OT Sam Baker
7.BAL- CB Justin King
8.SF- DT Trevor Laws
9.NO- C Mike Pollak
10.BUF- TE Dustin Keller
11.DEN- S Tyrell Johnson
12.CAR- QB Joe Flacco
13.CHI- RB Chris Johnson
14.DET- LB Curtis Lofton
15.CIN- LB Xavier Abidi
16.MIN- WR Malcolm Kelly
17.ATL- CB Reggie Smith
18.PHI- OT Duane Brown
19.ARI- CB Terrel Thomas
20.WAS- DE Calais Campbell
21.TB- DT Kentwan Balmer
22.PIT- WR Donnie Avery
23.TEN- WR Early Doucet
24.SEA- OL Roy Scheuning
25.GB- S Dajuan Morgan
26.MIA- OT Anthony Collins
27.JAC- WR Andre Caldwell
28.IND- OG Mike McGlenn
29.GB- RB Ray Rice
30.DAL- WR Dexter Jackson
31.NE- LB Tavares Gooden
32.NYG- DE Lawrence Jackson

Leave some thoughts ]]>
1st Round
1.MIA- DE Chris Long
2.STL- OT Jake Long
3.ATL- DT Glenn Dorsey
4.OAK- DE Vernon Gholston
5.KC- OT Ryan Clady
6.NYJ- RB Darren Mcfadden
7.NE- CB Leodis McKelvin
8.BAL- QB Matt Ryan
9.CIN- DT Sedrick Ellis
10.NO- OLB Keith Rivers
11.BUF- WR James Hardy
12.DEN- OT Jeff Otah
13.CAR- LB Dan Connor
14.CHI- OT Gosder Cherilus
15.DET- RB Reshard Mendenhall
16.ARI- RB Jonathan Stewart
17.MIN- DE Derrick Harvey
18.HOU- CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
19.PHI- WR Devin Thomas
20.TB- WR Limas Sweed
21.WAS- S Kenny Philips
22.DAL- RB Felix Jones
23.PIT- OG Branden Albert
24.TEN- DE Philip Merling
25.SEA- TE Fred Davis
26.JAC- DE Quentin Groves
27.SD- OT Chris Williams
28.DAL- CB Mike Jenkins
29.SF- WR Desean Jackson
30.GB- CB Aqib Talib
31.NYG- LB Jerod Mayo

2nd Round
1.MIA- QB Brian Brohm
2.STL- WR Mario Manningham
3.ATL- QB Chad Henne
4.KC- CB Antoine Cason
5.NYJ- CB Brandon Flowers
6.ATL- OT Sam Baker
7.BAL- CB Justin King
8.SF- DT Trevor Laws
9.NO- C Mike Pollak
10.BUF- TE Dustin Keller
11.DEN- S Tyrell Johnson
12.CAR- QB Joe Flacco
13.CHI- RB Chris Johnson
14.DET- LB Curtis Lofton
15.CIN- LB Xavier Abidi
16.MIN- WR Malcolm Kelly
17.ATL- CB Reggie Smith
18.PHI- OT Duane Brown
19.ARI- CB Terrel Thomas
20.WAS- DE Calais Campbell
21.TB- DT Kentwan Balmer
22.PIT- WR Donnie Avery
23.TEN- WR Early Doucet
24.SEA- OL Roy Scheuning
25.GB- S Dajuan Morgan
26.MIA- OT Anthony Collins
27.JAC- WR Andre Caldwell
28.IND- OG Mike McGlenn
29.GB- RB Ray Rice
30.DAL- WR Dexter Jackson
31.NE- LB Tavares Gooden
32.NYG- DE Lawrence Jackson

Leave some thoughts ]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=453 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 11:05:11 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=453
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Mel Kiper Jr. or Mike Mayock, who do you enjoy more and why?

Personally, I can't stand ESPN so I'll go with Mike Mayock, the guy is so knowledgeable it's kinda scary. Sitting here listening to him evaluate the talent at the combine is great, if any of you aren't familiar with him and have
the NFL Channel be sure to check him out and let me know what you think. He's factual, intelligent as hell and knows football.]]>
Mel Kiper Jr. or Mike Mayock, who do you enjoy more and why?

Personally, I can't stand ESPN so I'll go with Mike Mayock, the guy is so knowledgeable it's kinda scary. Sitting here listening to him evaluate the talent at the combine is great, if any of you aren't familiar with him and have
the NFL Channel be sure to check him out and let me know what you think. He's factual, intelligent as hell and knows football.]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=429 Sat, 23 Feb 2008 11:30:50 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=429 2. Long (OT)
3. Long (DE)
4. McFad
5. Ryan

From the Buzz Ryan has moved up dramatically. Everyone is predicting a franchise QB. I can not see McFad the next A Peterson. Biggest bust might be Dorsey. Between the 2 Longs, Chris and Jake are so Raw it is unbelieveable. Jake predicted to be the next Boselli and Chris is a motor that won't stop moving.]]> 2. Long (OT)
3. Long (DE)
4. McFad
5. Ryan

From the Buzz Ryan has moved up dramatically. Everyone is predicting a franchise QB. I can not see McFad the next A Peterson. Biggest bust might be Dorsey. Between the 2 Longs, Chris and Jake are so Raw it is unbelieveable. Jake predicted to be the next Boselli and Chris is a motor that won't stop moving.]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=358 Tue, 08 Jan 2008 17:58:33 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=358 Miami is getting older on defense and a young raw talent on the d-Line would help the years to come dramatically. Chris Long is also a consideration here if the Dolphins wish to trade Jason Taylor while he still has marquee value. Taylor is 33 years old, turning 34 this year.

2. St. Louis, OT Jake Long Michigan
with Orlando Pace's never ending injury concerns, help to solidify the line is needed. Long can play RT if needed, and if Pace goes down again they have a solid backup waiting in the wings.

3. Kansas City, QB Matt Ryan Boston College
Brodie Croyle showed some shines of light but is not the future at QB for KC. Ryan is the best QB prospect available from this class and will be capable of stepping right into the job if needed.

4. Oakland, DE Chris Long Virginia
This may be want over need, but if St. Louis passes up Chris Long, then this will be a smart pick. Long could be the foundation of Oakland’s D line with the departure of Warren Sapp and could also be used as trade bait to receive another first round pick and a few 2nd/3rd round picks.

5. Atlanta, QB Brian Brohm Louisville
I’m still not sold on Atlanta taking McFadden, and with Andre Woodson’s stock considerably falling going with the best QB available is what Atlanta should do.

6. New York Jets, RB Darren McFadden Arkansas***
This may be want over need but there are two upsides to drafting McFadden 1.) This will keep McFadden out of New England’s hands 2.) McFadden is very versatile and can be like their own Reggie Bush. (Kick Returns, lining up as a WR)

7. New England (From San Francisco), ILB James Laurinitis***
Laurinitis is a perfect fit because of his versatility to play any of the ‘backer positions. With Junior Seau 38 years old a young replacement is needed inside to play next to Adalius Thomas.

8. Baltimore, CB Malcolm Jenkins Ohio St.***
If Troy Smith is really the future of the Ravens, then finding a replacement for aging and injury prone Samari Rolle should be used for this pick. Andre Woodson could be picked up in the second round if Smith is not thought of the future for Baltimore.

9. Cincinnati, DT Sedrick Ellis USC
It doesn’t matter how good you offence is when you couldn’t stop USC’s offence. Plugging up the middle with the best 3-technique tackle available is a smart move. Ellis has really only had one strong year, so if you want a safe-pick, you may want to look elsewhere.

10. New Orleans, CB Antonio Cason
As much as Saints fans want Malcolm Jenkins, I doubt they trade up to get leaving Cason as the best corner still available. He can help a Saint’s secondary that was torched in the late parts of last year.

11. Buffalo, CB Aquib Talib Kansas
Buffalo’s pass d is really hurting and Talib can come in immediately and help.

12. Denver, S Kenny Phillips Miami
John Lynch is getting older and how much longer he can go is a big question. Getting younger and deeper at safety is the smartest pick here, considering the lack of talent at safety in this draft class.

13. Carolina, OT Sam Baker USC
The O-line is one of Carolina’s biggest needs along with safety and with uncertainty of who will be Carolina’s QB solidifying, the O-line would be the smartest pick. I would go with Baker, not necessarily because of skill but, he is the better zone blocker.

14. Chicago, OT Ryan Clady Boise State
Chicago would love to grab a QB, but none of the big 3 will make it past the top 10 except Andre Woodson, a second round pick. With the o-line getting older, getting youth is the best Chicago can do to improve. Safety would be another consideration, but there is not top talent at the spot.

15. Detroit, DE Calais Campbell, Miami
Detroit’s D is horrible altogether. They have Cory Redding, Shaun Rogers and Dewayne White on the D-Line who either plays great or horrible. Kalimba Edwards is probably going to be cut or traded, which means a premier pass rusher is needed on the outside.

16. Arizona, LB Keith Rivers USC
Linebacker would help a defense that is really slowing down Arizona’s progression. Vernon Gholston would help their D-line dramatically but, LB is the bigger need. There are also some impact linebackers in the later rounds that could help fill this void.

17. Minnesota, WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma***
Minnesota has one of the leagues top defenses, but on offence Minnesota is 1 dimensional. Tarvaris Jackson showed signs of growth throughout the year, and a legitimate threat at WR would help very much.

18. Houston, RB Rashard Mendenhall Illinois***
This was a tossup between Jonathan Stewart out of Oregon and Mendenhall. Ahman Green suffered many injuries last year, and young talent at RB could help Houston considerably. Gholston is the pick recommended by Houston fans here, but that would mean 3 straight picks on your D-line and personally I don't think that will happen, but then again what do I know?

19. Philadelphia, DE Vernon Gholston Ohio St.
Gholston is a steal this late, but with the lack of teams needing premier pass rushers Philly will be happy to take Gholston. Javon Kearse isn’t so young himself, and youth presence would be extremely profitable.

20. Tampa Bay, WR DeSean Jackson Cal***
Joey Galloway is 37 years old, and without a real stud ready to go addressing WR is the smartest move. Youth in the secondary would also be a smart, i.e. Aquib Talib

21. Washington, DE Derek Harvey Florida
Washington lacks a premier pass rusher and could really benefit from a presence like Harvey on the line. Phillip Daniels could retire soon being 33, and Harvey could immediately take his place.

22. Dallas (From Cleveland), CB Mike Jenkins CB
I drastically underrated Jenkins in the last draft, so know with the 2 premier corners gone and Cowboys secondary having many concerns, I expect them to take Jenkins.

23. Seattle, TE Fred Davis, USC
Seattle lacks the sure hands target at TE and with the best TE still available now would be the time to address the issue. Davis has gifted hands and would surely be able to start right away for Seattle.

24. Pittsburgh, OT Jeff Otah Pitt
Pittsburgh could improve run blocking, which at time lacked the ability to give Willie Parker running lanes. This is a safe pick this late.

25. Tennessee, WR Mario Mannigham Michigan***
I really like Jonathan Stewart at this pick, but with no skilled receivers for Vince Young to throw to except Tennessee to reach for Mario if he declares.

26. New York Giants, LB Al Highsmith LSU
Young and quick. Perfect for the Giant’s D

27. San Diego, NT Frank Okam Texas
A run stuffing interior lineman would greatly benefit San Diego. Imagine how good this guy could get trying to stop LT in practice.

28. Jacksonville, DE Quentin Groves Auburn
I really like Derek Harvey to the Jags, but he will probably go higher. I would not be surprised if Jacksonville trades up to Harvey. For now, Grove sis the best DE available.

29. Green Bay, CB Jeff King Penn St.
Mike Jenkins is the smart pick if he was available but since he is not, King would be my choice. I overrate King a lot because I think he can be a shutdown corner, only one way to find out.

30. San Francisco (From Indy), DT Kentwan Balmer North Carolina
As pathetic as San Francisco’s Offence is, all the impact WR’s are gone and may as well add a stud to help out the D.

31. Dallas, RB Felix Jones, Arkansas***
If Julius Jones departs via free agency, Dallas may consider using their 2nd first round pick to re-establish their 2 back tandem

NE-Forfeited

***Denotes underclassmen yet to enter the draft]]> Miami is getting older on defense and a young raw talent on the d-Line would help the years to come dramatically. Chris Long is also a consideration here if the Dolphins wish to trade Jason Taylor while he still has marquee value. Taylor is 33 years old, turning 34 this year.

2. St. Louis, OT Jake Long Michigan
with Orlando Pace's never ending injury concerns, help to solidify the line is needed. Long can play RT if needed, and if Pace goes down again they have a solid backup waiting in the wings.

3. Kansas City, QB Matt Ryan Boston College
Brodie Croyle showed some shines of light but is not the future at QB for KC. Ryan is the best QB prospect available from this class and will be capable of stepping right into the job if needed.

4. Oakland, DE Chris Long Virginia
This may be want over need, but if St. Louis passes up Chris Long, then this will be a smart pick. Long could be the foundation of Oakland’s D line with the departure of Warren Sapp and could also be used as trade bait to receive another first round pick and a few 2nd/3rd round picks.

5. Atlanta, QB Brian Brohm Louisville
I’m still not sold on Atlanta taking McFadden, and with Andre Woodson’s stock considerably falling going with the best QB available is what Atlanta should do.

6. New York Jets, RB Darren McFadden Arkansas***
This may be want over need but there are two upsides to drafting McFadden 1.) This will keep McFadden out of New England’s hands 2.) McFadden is very versatile and can be like their own Reggie Bush. (Kick Returns, lining up as a WR)

7. New England (From San Francisco), ILB James Laurinitis***
Laurinitis is a perfect fit because of his versatility to play any of the ‘backer positions. With Junior Seau 38 years old a young replacement is needed inside to play next to Adalius Thomas.

8. Baltimore, CB Malcolm Jenkins Ohio St.***
If Troy Smith is really the future of the Ravens, then finding a replacement for aging and injury prone Samari Rolle should be used for this pick. Andre Woodson could be picked up in the second round if Smith is not thought of the future for Baltimore.

9. Cincinnati, DT Sedrick Ellis USC
It doesn’t matter how good you offence is when you couldn’t stop USC’s offence. Plugging up the middle with the best 3-technique tackle available is a smart move. Ellis has really only had one strong year, so if you want a safe-pick, you may want to look elsewhere.

10. New Orleans, CB Antonio Cason
As much as Saints fans want Malcolm Jenkins, I doubt they trade up to get leaving Cason as the best corner still available. He can help a Saint’s secondary that was torched in the late parts of last year.

11. Buffalo, CB Aquib Talib Kansas
Buffalo’s pass d is really hurting and Talib can come in immediately and help.

12. Denver, S Kenny Phillips Miami
John Lynch is getting older and how much longer he can go is a big question. Getting younger and deeper at safety is the smartest pick here, considering the lack of talent at safety in this draft class.

13. Carolina, OT Sam Baker USC
The O-line is one of Carolina’s biggest needs along with safety and with uncertainty of who will be Carolina’s QB solidifying, the O-line would be the smartest pick. I would go with Baker, not necessarily because of skill but, he is the better zone blocker.

14. Chicago, OT Ryan Clady Boise State
Chicago would love to grab a QB, but none of the big 3 will make it past the top 10 except Andre Woodson, a second round pick. With the o-line getting older, getting youth is the best Chicago can do to improve. Safety would be another consideration, but there is not top talent at the spot.

15. Detroit, DE Calais Campbell, Miami
Detroit’s D is horrible altogether. They have Cory Redding, Shaun Rogers and Dewayne White on the D-Line who either plays great or horrible. Kalimba Edwards is probably going to be cut or traded, which means a premier pass rusher is needed on the outside.

16. Arizona, LB Keith Rivers USC
Linebacker would help a defense that is really slowing down Arizona’s progression. Vernon Gholston would help their D-line dramatically but, LB is the bigger need. There are also some impact linebackers in the later rounds that could help fill this void.

17. Minnesota, WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma***
Minnesota has one of the leagues top defenses, but on offence Minnesota is 1 dimensional. Tarvaris Jackson showed signs of growth throughout the year, and a legitimate threat at WR would help very much.

18. Houston, RB Rashard Mendenhall Illinois***
This was a tossup between Jonathan Stewart out of Oregon and Mendenhall. Ahman Green suffered many injuries last year, and young talent at RB could help Houston considerably. Gholston is the pick recommended by Houston fans here, but that would mean 3 straight picks on your D-line and personally I don't think that will happen, but then again what do I know?

19. Philadelphia, DE Vernon Gholston Ohio St.
Gholston is a steal this late, but with the lack of teams needing premier pass rushers Philly will be happy to take Gholston. Javon Kearse isn’t so young himself, and youth presence would be extremely profitable.

20. Tampa Bay, WR DeSean Jackson Cal***
Joey Galloway is 37 years old, and without a real stud ready to go addressing WR is the smartest move. Youth in the secondary would also be a smart, i.e. Aquib Talib

21. Washington, DE Derek Harvey Florida
Washington lacks a premier pass rusher and could really benefit from a presence like Harvey on the line. Phillip Daniels could retire soon being 33, and Harvey could immediately take his place.

22. Dallas (From Cleveland), CB Mike Jenkins CB
I drastically underrated Jenkins in the last draft, so know with the 2 premier corners gone and Cowboys secondary having many concerns, I expect them to take Jenkins.

23. Seattle, TE Fred Davis, USC
Seattle lacks the sure hands target at TE and with the best TE still available now would be the time to address the issue. Davis has gifted hands and would surely be able to start right away for Seattle.

24. Pittsburgh, OT Jeff Otah Pitt
Pittsburgh could improve run blocking, which at time lacked the ability to give Willie Parker running lanes. This is a safe pick this late.

25. Tennessee, WR Mario Mannigham Michigan***
I really like Jonathan Stewart at this pick, but with no skilled receivers for Vince Young to throw to except Tennessee to reach for Mario if he declares.

26. New York Giants, LB Al Highsmith LSU
Young and quick. Perfect for the Giant’s D

27. San Diego, NT Frank Okam Texas
A run stuffing interior lineman would greatly benefit San Diego. Imagine how good this guy could get trying to stop LT in practice.

28. Jacksonville, DE Quentin Groves Auburn
I really like Derek Harvey to the Jags, but he will probably go higher. I would not be surprised if Jacksonville trades up to Harvey. For now, Grove sis the best DE available.

29. Green Bay, CB Jeff King Penn St.
Mike Jenkins is the smart pick if he was available but since he is not, King would be my choice. I overrate King a lot because I think he can be a shutdown corner, only one way to find out.

30. San Francisco (From Indy), DT Kentwan Balmer North Carolina
As pathetic as San Francisco’s Offence is, all the impact WR’s are gone and may as well add a stud to help out the D.

31. Dallas, RB Felix Jones, Arkansas***
If Julius Jones departs via free agency, Dallas may consider using their 2nd first round pick to re-establish their 2 back tandem

NE-Forfeited

***Denotes underclassmen yet to enter the draft]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=319 Thu, 13 Dec 2007 10:43:08 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=319 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=290 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 14:29:29 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=290 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=285 Thu, 22 Nov 2007 17:22:47 -0800 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=285
I've been assigned to research the draft and take note of all potential factors and events that occur during the year to alter one's draft position.

For instance, the 06/07 draft:

1.... Oakland............... JaMarcus Russell
2.... Detroit................. Calvin Johnson
3.... Cleveland........... Joe Thomas
4.... Tampa Bay.......... Gaines Adams
5.... Arizona............... Levi Brown
6.... Washington........ LaRon Landry
7.... Minnesota........... Adrian Peterson
8.... Atlanta................ Jamaal Anderson
9.... Miami.................. Ted Ginn Jr.
10.... Houston............. Amobi Okoye
11... San Francisco..... Patrick Willis
12... Buffalo............... Marshawn Lynch
13... St. Louis............. Adam Carriker
14... NY Jets............... Darrelle Revis
15... Pittsburgh........... Lawrence Timmons
16... Green Bay........... Justin Harrell
17... Denver................ Jarvis Moss
18... Cincinnati........... Leon Hall
19... Tennessee.......... Michael Griffin
20... NY Giants............ Aaron Ross
21... Jacksonville........ Reggie Nelson
22... Cleveland........... Brady Quinn
23... Kansas City......... Dwayne Bowe
24... New England...... Brandon Meriweather
25... Carolina............. Jon Beason
26... Dallas................. Anthony Spencer
27... New Orleans....... Robert Meachem
28... San Francisco..... Joe Staley
29... Baltimore............ Ben Grubbs
30... San Diego........... Craig Davis
31... Chicago............... Greg Olsen
32... Indianapolis........ Anthony Gonzalez


Why did the first round pan out the way it did? What are the characteristics of a solid Top 10 pick? Was anyone picked after the first round that was once anticipated as a top 10 pick? Anyone unexpected leap into the first round? Thanks gentlemen, any input is good input.]]>
I've been assigned to research the draft and take note of all potential factors and events that occur during the year to alter one's draft position.

For instance, the 06/07 draft:

1.... Oakland............... JaMarcus Russell
2.... Detroit................. Calvin Johnson
3.... Cleveland........... Joe Thomas
4.... Tampa Bay.......... Gaines Adams
5.... Arizona............... Levi Brown
6.... Washington........ LaRon Landry
7.... Minnesota........... Adrian Peterson
8.... Atlanta................ Jamaal Anderson
9.... Miami.................. Ted Ginn Jr.
10.... Houston............. Amobi Okoye
11... San Francisco..... Patrick Willis
12... Buffalo............... Marshawn Lynch
13... St. Louis............. Adam Carriker
14... NY Jets............... Darrelle Revis
15... Pittsburgh........... Lawrence Timmons
16... Green Bay........... Justin Harrell
17... Denver................ Jarvis Moss
18... Cincinnati........... Leon Hall
19... Tennessee.......... Michael Griffin
20... NY Giants............ Aaron Ross
21... Jacksonville........ Reggie Nelson
22... Cleveland........... Brady Quinn
23... Kansas City......... Dwayne Bowe
24... New England...... Brandon Meriweather
25... Carolina............. Jon Beason
26... Dallas................. Anthony Spencer
27... New Orleans....... Robert Meachem
28... San Francisco..... Joe Staley
29... Baltimore............ Ben Grubbs
30... San Diego........... Craig Davis
31... Chicago............... Greg Olsen
32... Indianapolis........ Anthony Gonzalez


Why did the first round pan out the way it did? What are the characteristics of a solid Top 10 pick? Was anyone picked after the first round that was once anticipated as a top 10 pick? Anyone unexpected leap into the first round? Thanks gentlemen, any input is good input.]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=63 Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:39:00 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=63 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=30 Thu, 03 May 2007 06:52:48 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=30
Jon Beason? Brady Quinn? Amobi Okoye? Others?]]>
Jon Beason? Brady Quinn? Amobi Okoye? Others?]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=18 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 13:11:45 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=18
1. Run a 5K race.

2. Have an entire dinner(including dessert) at an upscale restaurant.

3. Sit through a boring college lecture.

4. Watch four episodes of Entourage or two episodes of the Sopranos.

Any other ones?]]>
1. Run a 5K race.

2. Have an entire dinner(including dessert) at an upscale restaurant.

3. Sit through a boring college lecture.

4. Watch four episodes of Entourage or two episodes of the Sopranos.

Any other ones?]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=12 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 12:53:40 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=12
The Panthers cleaned up with three top-notch guys in the first two rounds. Beason, Jarrett, and Kalil are all first round talents.

Atlanta had a really good draft, IMO. San Francisco also added some quality players.]]>
The Panthers cleaned up with three top-notch guys in the first two rounds. Beason, Jarrett, and Kalil are all first round talents.

Atlanta had a really good draft, IMO. San Francisco also added some quality players.]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=5 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 10:04:15 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=5 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=4 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 09:20:55 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=4 Who is Gonna be the biggest Bust?]]> Who is Gonna be the biggest Bust?]]> http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=2 Mon, 23 Apr 2007 08:37:29 -0700 http://www.letschatsports.com/showthread.php?tid=2 is him admitting to using pot going to change his draft status?
from what i have been hearing, it still going top 4. Might be the best athlete coming out. everyone know he is a freak of nature. if i was detroit i would draft him. make that offense better than Indy's. it would be impossible to cover with Roy Williams and him. have any QB in there and they should be a pro-bowler!]]> is him admitting to using pot going to change his draft status?
from what i have been hearing, it still going top 4. Might be the best athlete coming out. everyone know he is a freak of nature. if i was detroit i would draft him. make that offense better than Indy's. it would be impossible to cover with Roy Williams and him. have any QB in there and they should be a pro-bowler!]]>