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First-Round Projections:
1. Houston Reggie Bush, RB* USC
2. New Orleans Mario Williams, DE* NC State
3. Tennessee Matt Leinart, QB USC
4. N.Y. Jets D'Brickashaw Ferguson, T Virginia
5. Green Bay A.J. Hawk, LB Ohio St.
6. San Francisco Vernon Davis, TE* Maryland
7. Oakland Vince Young, QB* Texas
8. Buffalo Brodrick Bunkley, DT Florida St.
9. Detroit Michael Huff, DB Texas
10. Arizona Jay Cutler, QB Vanderbilt
11. St. Louis Chad Greenway, LB Iowa
12. Cleveland Kamerion Wimbley, DE/OLB Florida St.
13. Baltimore Haloti Ngata, DT* Oregon
14. Philadelphia Winston Justice, T* USC
15. Denver (from ATL) Chad Jackson, WR* Florida
16. Miami Donte Whitner, S* Ohio St.
17. Minnesota Ernie Sims, LB* Florida St.
18. Dallas Jason Allen, S/CB Tennessee
19. San Diego Johnathan Joseph, CB* South Carolina
20. Kansas City Tye Hill, CB Clemson
21. New England Santonio Holmes, WR* Ohio St.
22. Denver (from WSH) DeAngelo Williams, RB Memphis
23. Tampa Bay Antonio Cromartie, CB* Florida St.
24. Cincinnati Jimmy Williams, CB Virginia Tech
25. N.Y. Giants Kelly Jennings, CB Miami
26. Chicago Richard Marshall CB* Fresno St.
27. Carolina LenDale White, RB* USC
28. Jacksonville Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA
29. N.Y. Jets (from DEN) Nick Mangold, C Ohio St.
30. Indianapolis Laurence Maroney, RB* Minnesota
31. Seattle Ashton Youboty, CB* Ohio St.
32. Pittsburgh Sinorice Moss, WR Miami

* denotes underclassman

Stock Rising:
Late first round, early second round
Chris Chester, C -- Oklahoma
Orien Harris, DT -- Miami
D'Qwell Jackson, LB -- Maryland
Davin Joseph, G -- Oklahoma
Taitusi "Duece" Latui, G -- USC
Manny Lawson, DE -- NC State
Rocky McIntosh, OLB -- Miami
Leonard Pope, TE -- Georgia
Eric Winston, T -- Miami

Early to middle of second round:
Joseph Addai, RB -- LSU
Brodie Croyle, QB -- Alabama
David Thomas, TE -- Texas
Zach Strief, T -- Northwestern

3rd round:
Will Blackmon, CB/WR -- Boston College
Chris Gocong, DE -- Cal Poly SLO
Devin Hester, CB/WR/returner -- Miami
Tarvaris Jackson, QB -- Alabama St.
Calvin Lowry, S -- Penn St.
Danieal Manning, CB -- Abilene Christian
David Pittman, CB -- Northwestern St.
Willie Reid, WR/Returner -- Florida St.
Joe Toledo, T -- Washington
Guy Whimper, T -- East Carolina
James Wyche, DE -- Syracuse

Stock Dropped:
Jason Avant, WR -- Michigan
Dominique Byrd, TE -- USC
Tamba Hali, DE -- Penn St.
Thomas Howard, LB -- UTEP
Mathias Kiwanuka, DE -- Boston College
Ko Simpson, DB -- South Carolina
Alan Zemaitis, CB -- Penn St.
 
I'm sure Whitner's a solid pick.

However, I'm more intrigued by Jason Allen.
I like his versatility.......he can play S & CB.
Also, I read that his combine numbers were through the roof. Yes, I know combine numbers aren't everything, but I like his versatility, and maybe his "upside" is greater than Whitner's.
 
I think New England will grab DeAngelo Williams or LenDale White if either were to drop to their pick. I doubt Denver goes double-offensively with their 2 first round picks.
 
Mile High Fin said:
I'm sure Whitner's a solid pick.

However, I'm more intrigued by Jason Allen.
I like his versatility.......he can play S & CB.
Also, I read that his combine numbers were through the roof. Yes, I know combine numbers aren't everything, but I like his versatility, and maybe his "upside" is greater than Whitner's.
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well whitner also has the versatility to play either cb or s. they both seem to have similar measurables when going over their combine stats. allen however is four inches taller but had the hip injury although he is fully recovered. whitner never had a big injury but is also 5'10.
 
motioncityhifi said:
well whitner also has the versatility to play either cb or s. they both seem to have similar measurables when going over their combine stats. allen however is four inches taller but had the hip injury although he is fully recovered. whitner never had a big injury but is also 5'10.
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You might as well flip a coin when it comes to picking them then.
 
Silverphin said:
You might as well flip a coin when it comes to picking them then.
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id personally like allen because he was thought of as a top ten pick before the injury.
 
motioncityhifi said:
id personally like allen because he was thought of as a top ten pick before the injury.
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I prefer Allen because of his height. But I wouldn't mind getting Whitner is Jason Allen is not there.
 
Silverphin said:
I prefer Allen because of his height. But I wouldn't mind getting Whitner is Jason Allen is not there.
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well it sounds like they are both going to be there. i prefer allen because of the height as well plus after ck ranked the defensive backs athletically according to there agility drills, allen came out on top. not bad for a guy thats 6'2 and weighs over 200 pounds.
 
i can't believe deangelo williams keeps dropping in everyone's mocks. he's a top 10 player. and lendale white's stock has dropped a LOT after the pro day.
 
I think if Denver goes in another direction, Miami has to take Jackson.
 
gunnakillbrady said:
Oh hell yeah take jackson, or trade down get morepicks and draft a safety like greg blue outa georgia
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Someone also mentioned Santonio Holmes in another topic. I think that they have to go best available regardless of position, but I would not be angry at all if they traded down.
 
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