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2006 NFL Mock Draft
*1. New York Jets - Reggie Bush, RB, USC
Trade this years 1st and 3rd and 2007 2nd.* Get the back they need for the future.
2. New Orleans Saints - Matt Leinart, QB, USC
Get a true QB with great skills and new coach Sean Payton views a must have since he was a QB coach.
3. Tennessee Titans - Vince Young, QB, Texas
Groom Vince under his life-tutor McNair.
*4. Houston Texans - D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia
Get their lineman of the future to help keep Carr protected, plus build draft picks towards next year.
5. Green Bay Packers - A.J. Hawk, OLB, Ohio State
After Barnett can you name a LB that plays for the Pack? No, thus being the only choice at No. 5 for the Packers to build on their lacking young D.
*6. Oakland Raiders - Mario Williams, DE, NC State
Very thin after Burgess at DE so it just makes sense to get a beast like Mario Williams who is fast and strong an dis of the Julius Pepper mold at the DE position.
*7. San Francisco 49ers - LenDale White, RB, USC
A team without a definite game changer at the RB position with many other holes, but the others can be fixed later on in the draft. White will help change the landscape of the offense and create a nice explosion with his power and ability to find the end-zone.
8. Buffalo Bills - Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
Big, Strong run stuffer att he DT position for the Bills, a position that is old and unproductive in run support.
9. Detroit Lions - Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State
No WR this year Millen? Help fix the defense here with a fast DE who is productive chasing the QB. Millen could go with OT Winston Justice from USC too.
10. Arizona Cardinals - DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis
Denny Green needs to get smart and either pick Cutler or a RB, best RB left thus far would be Williams no doubt, great speed and cuts.
11. St. Louis Rams - Michael Huff, CB/S, Texas
Huff is a tweener DB which helps him jump Jimmy Williams who is viewed as the best CB, can play at CB or Safety and is a must have for a lacking Rams D who was in the 5-worst in Defense last year.
12. Cleveland Browns - DeMeco Ryans, OLB, Alabama
Browns add one of as some view the best LB in college while playing for the D-minded Alabama squad that relied much on the D and Ryans. Solid pick in a LB full draft.
13. Baltimore Ravens - Chad Jackson, WR, Florida
Best WR in the draft that is very thin at WR. Very fast with adequate size at 6'1". Showed his good route running ability in college. This may be a reach, but Boller needs another weapon to throw to.
*14. Kansas City Chiefs - Jimmy Williams, CB, VT*
KC trades with Philly giving up their 1st and 3rd with a conditional 2nd next year if Jimmy Starts 12 games knowing he won’t be there when they pick at 20. Big CB with great range. Ball-hawk type player. Will be great alongside Surtain.
15. Atlanta Falcons - Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College
Great pick here for the Falcons as they get a player who would have been a top 5 last year had he come out as a JR., but slid due to late season injury. Helps a poor run defense.
16. Miami Dolphins - Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
Saban knows he needs a franchise QB and that’s what Cutler looks to be. Lead all SEC QB’s, and lead the team against great SEC competition.
17. Minnesota Vikings - Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
Vikings have needed a catching capable TE for some time now, with Davis they get an absolute stud at the position. Has WR ability in a TE/LB frame. Great pick here.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Winston Justice, OT, USC
Dallas gets Bledsoe some much needed protection here with a strong Tackle.
19. San Diego Chargers - Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State
Unproductive position of major need for the chargers to make the team complete. Get a speedy receiver with great return ability.
*20. Philadelphia Eagles- Chad Greenway, OLB, Iowa
Traded with KC due to deep LB draft and totally luck out with one of the best hitters at the position. Smart trade and great pick for the future.
21. New England Patriots - Abdul Hodge, ILB, Iowa
With the aging LB position in New England, Iowa LB’s go 1-2 here. Hodge is a hitter who may not play right away in the Patriot’s D, but can learn and be a future pro-bowler.
22. Denver Broncos (from Washington) - Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn
You know Shanahan and his O-Line. He gets a massive 6'8" Tackle for Depth.
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
Huge DT prospect at 6'4" 335. Will help on pass rush and stop the run.
24. Cincinnati Bengals - Darnell Bing, S, USC
Great coverage Safety with great ability to read the QB and a big-time hitter. 25. Chicago Bears - Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
Young talented TE with great hands. Lacks great size for blocking, but is serviceable and was once a FB in college so has the tools to improve.
26. New York Giants - Thomas Howard, OLB, UTEP
The fastest LB in the draft which the Giants have absolutely the worst LB corps in the NFL.
27. Carolina Panthers - Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
Pope is an extremely tall(6'7") TE with great blocking ability and huge mitts for catching the rock. Carolina gets a huge pick here.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars - Antonio Cromartie, CB, Florida State
Cromartie hasn’t played much college football, but at 6'3" and great speed and with a possible great combine, he can make the thin corner position(aside from Mathis) stronger for the future.
29. Denver Broncos - Maurice Stovall, WR, ND
Boosted draft stock at the Senior Bowl and is a huge target. Rumors have TO going to Denver, but if they do not land him, look for Denver to get a big target to help Lelie get open more.
30. Indianapolis Colts - Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota
Losing Edge might be a possibility, so who better than to draft Maroney. Great runner with great vision who can take it inside and outside.
31. Seattle Seahawks - Claude Wroten, DT, LSU
Helps stop the run with his fast ability to get through the O-Line.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers - Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia
Won the Super Bowl so not much need but depth here. Grabbing the best Guard would add to a great running game and help protect Big Ben in the pocket for years to come.
*1. New York Jets - Reggie Bush, RB, USC
Trade this years 1st and 3rd and 2007 2nd.* Get the back they need for the future.
2. New Orleans Saints - Matt Leinart, QB, USC
Get a true QB with great skills and new coach Sean Payton views a must have since he was a QB coach.
3. Tennessee Titans - Vince Young, QB, Texas
Groom Vince under his life-tutor McNair.
*4. Houston Texans - D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia
Get their lineman of the future to help keep Carr protected, plus build draft picks towards next year.
5. Green Bay Packers - A.J. Hawk, OLB, Ohio State
After Barnett can you name a LB that plays for the Pack? No, thus being the only choice at No. 5 for the Packers to build on their lacking young D.
*6. Oakland Raiders - Mario Williams, DE, NC State
Very thin after Burgess at DE so it just makes sense to get a beast like Mario Williams who is fast and strong an dis of the Julius Pepper mold at the DE position.
*7. San Francisco 49ers - LenDale White, RB, USC
A team without a definite game changer at the RB position with many other holes, but the others can be fixed later on in the draft. White will help change the landscape of the offense and create a nice explosion with his power and ability to find the end-zone.
8. Buffalo Bills - Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
Big, Strong run stuffer att he DT position for the Bills, a position that is old and unproductive in run support.
9. Detroit Lions - Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State
No WR this year Millen? Help fix the defense here with a fast DE who is productive chasing the QB. Millen could go with OT Winston Justice from USC too.
10. Arizona Cardinals - DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis
Denny Green needs to get smart and either pick Cutler or a RB, best RB left thus far would be Williams no doubt, great speed and cuts.
11. St. Louis Rams - Michael Huff, CB/S, Texas
Huff is a tweener DB which helps him jump Jimmy Williams who is viewed as the best CB, can play at CB or Safety and is a must have for a lacking Rams D who was in the 5-worst in Defense last year.
12. Cleveland Browns - DeMeco Ryans, OLB, Alabama
Browns add one of as some view the best LB in college while playing for the D-minded Alabama squad that relied much on the D and Ryans. Solid pick in a LB full draft.
13. Baltimore Ravens - Chad Jackson, WR, Florida
Best WR in the draft that is very thin at WR. Very fast with adequate size at 6'1". Showed his good route running ability in college. This may be a reach, but Boller needs another weapon to throw to.
*14. Kansas City Chiefs - Jimmy Williams, CB, VT*
KC trades with Philly giving up their 1st and 3rd with a conditional 2nd next year if Jimmy Starts 12 games knowing he won’t be there when they pick at 20. Big CB with great range. Ball-hawk type player. Will be great alongside Surtain.
15. Atlanta Falcons - Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College
Great pick here for the Falcons as they get a player who would have been a top 5 last year had he come out as a JR., but slid due to late season injury. Helps a poor run defense.
16. Miami Dolphins - Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
Saban knows he needs a franchise QB and that’s what Cutler looks to be. Lead all SEC QB’s, and lead the team against great SEC competition.
17. Minnesota Vikings - Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
Vikings have needed a catching capable TE for some time now, with Davis they get an absolute stud at the position. Has WR ability in a TE/LB frame. Great pick here.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Winston Justice, OT, USC
Dallas gets Bledsoe some much needed protection here with a strong Tackle.
19. San Diego Chargers - Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State
Unproductive position of major need for the chargers to make the team complete. Get a speedy receiver with great return ability.
*20. Philadelphia Eagles- Chad Greenway, OLB, Iowa
Traded with KC due to deep LB draft and totally luck out with one of the best hitters at the position. Smart trade and great pick for the future.
21. New England Patriots - Abdul Hodge, ILB, Iowa
With the aging LB position in New England, Iowa LB’s go 1-2 here. Hodge is a hitter who may not play right away in the Patriot’s D, but can learn and be a future pro-bowler.
22. Denver Broncos (from Washington) - Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn
You know Shanahan and his O-Line. He gets a massive 6'8" Tackle for Depth.
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
Huge DT prospect at 6'4" 335. Will help on pass rush and stop the run.
24. Cincinnati Bengals - Darnell Bing, S, USC
Great coverage Safety with great ability to read the QB and a big-time hitter. 25. Chicago Bears - Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
Young talented TE with great hands. Lacks great size for blocking, but is serviceable and was once a FB in college so has the tools to improve.
26. New York Giants - Thomas Howard, OLB, UTEP
The fastest LB in the draft which the Giants have absolutely the worst LB corps in the NFL.
27. Carolina Panthers - Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
Pope is an extremely tall(6'7") TE with great blocking ability and huge mitts for catching the rock. Carolina gets a huge pick here.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars - Antonio Cromartie, CB, Florida State
Cromartie hasn’t played much college football, but at 6'3" and great speed and with a possible great combine, he can make the thin corner position(aside from Mathis) stronger for the future.
29. Denver Broncos - Maurice Stovall, WR, ND
Boosted draft stock at the Senior Bowl and is a huge target. Rumors have TO going to Denver, but if they do not land him, look for Denver to get a big target to help Lelie get open more.
30. Indianapolis Colts - Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota
Losing Edge might be a possibility, so who better than to draft Maroney. Great runner with great vision who can take it inside and outside.
31. Seattle Seahawks - Claude Wroten, DT, LSU
Helps stop the run with his fast ability to get through the O-Line.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers - Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia
Won the Super Bowl so not much need but depth here. Grabbing the best Guard would add to a great running game and help protect Big Ben in the pocket for years to come.
