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Hall of Fame
Browns- (from 49ers) Aaron Rogers, will address their QB need via the draft instead of F/A (see Garcia) Aaron has great mechanics and accuracy & played in a Pro-Set under Teford, this one does not dissapoint.
Redskins- (from Dolphins) Mike Williams, Gibbs must get aggressive here, last year they passed on Winslow (if he could have stayed healthy would have been giving Ben a run for his money) this year they draft a red zone target.
49ers- (from Browns) Alex Smith, prefeer the more mobile, cerebral type, anyway reminds them more of Steve & Joe.
Bears- Braylon Edwards, use to cold weather, big play maker, tough in the coaches mold.
Bucs- Cadillac Williams, chemistry good with Gruden an every down back with complete skill sets for success in Tampa.
Titans- Alex Barron, if you can't keep the dogs off McNair Chow can't spin his magic.
Raiders- Cedric Benson, Court Rickie Williams but decide the baggage is too heavy, Cedric will address a need, no a void that has existed in Oakland since they relocated. Al your not getting any younger, just win baby.
Cardnials- Ronnie Brown, the first time in NFL history two runners from the same backfield (Auburn) are taken in the top 10 picks, but there is a reason- need and talent.
Dolphins- Antrell Rolle, whats Nick smoking? same stuff as Ricki, which by the way works in Miami's favor as Williams returns (decides that inner happiness turely is the color green) & the locals will not riot if a hometown hero is selected.
Lions- Thomas Davis, the man with two last names, this is a tough choice for Muche' but need over rides brains and once again the Lions bag a beast.
Cowboys- Marcus Spears, can fit the 3-4 or the 4-3, hell maybe he can play TE too if Witten gets hurt. Forget about Erasmus James going as the 1st DE (too many injury concerns).
Chargers- Troy Williamson, just because Kipper says the Texans will take him @ #13, really WR is a need & Troy has the speed to stretch the defense only question does Brees have the arm or will it be Rivers?
Texans- Derrick Johnson, they don't trade up or down but select a defensive playmaker, a home grown product in their own backyard that will be able to transform an otherwise placid lack of a pass rush defense into a molten turbin of horror. imagine DJ & DROB
Redskins- (from Dolphins) Mike Williams, Gibbs must get aggressive here, last year they passed on Winslow (if he could have stayed healthy would have been giving Ben a run for his money) this year they draft a red zone target.
49ers- (from Browns) Alex Smith, prefeer the more mobile, cerebral type, anyway reminds them more of Steve & Joe.
Bears- Braylon Edwards, use to cold weather, big play maker, tough in the coaches mold.
Bucs- Cadillac Williams, chemistry good with Gruden an every down back with complete skill sets for success in Tampa.
Titans- Alex Barron, if you can't keep the dogs off McNair Chow can't spin his magic.
Raiders- Cedric Benson, Court Rickie Williams but decide the baggage is too heavy, Cedric will address a need, no a void that has existed in Oakland since they relocated. Al your not getting any younger, just win baby.
Cardnials- Ronnie Brown, the first time in NFL history two runners from the same backfield (Auburn) are taken in the top 10 picks, but there is a reason- need and talent.
Dolphins- Antrell Rolle, whats Nick smoking? same stuff as Ricki, which by the way works in Miami's favor as Williams returns (decides that inner happiness turely is the color green) & the locals will not riot if a hometown hero is selected.
Lions- Thomas Davis, the man with two last names, this is a tough choice for Muche' but need over rides brains and once again the Lions bag a beast.
Cowboys- Marcus Spears, can fit the 3-4 or the 4-3, hell maybe he can play TE too if Witten gets hurt. Forget about Erasmus James going as the 1st DE (too many injury concerns).
Chargers- Troy Williamson, just because Kipper says the Texans will take him @ #13, really WR is a need & Troy has the speed to stretch the defense only question does Brees have the arm or will it be Rivers?
Texans- Derrick Johnson, they don't trade up or down but select a defensive playmaker, a home grown product in their own backyard that will be able to transform an otherwise placid lack of a pass rush defense into a molten turbin of horror. imagine DJ & DROB