http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/anal...tgrapevine&prov=kffl&type=lgns&league=fantasy First Round No. Team Player Pos School 1 Houston Texans Reggie Bush RB Southern Cal 2 New Orleans Saints Matt Leinart QB Southern Cal 3 Tennessee Titans D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia 4 Miami Dolphins* Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt 5 Green Bay Packers A.J. Hawk LB Ohio State 6 San Francisco 49ers Mario Williams DE N.C. State 7 Oakland Raiders Vince Young QB Texas 8 Buffalo Bills Haloti Ngata DT Oregon 9 Detroit Lions Winston Justice OT Southern Cal 10 Arizona Cardinals LenDale White RB Southern Cal 11 St. Louis Rams Michael Huff S/CB Texas 12 Cleveland Browns Tamba Hali DE Penn State 13 Baltimore Ravens Laurence Maroney RB Minnesota 14 Philadelphia Eagles Chad Greenway LB Iowa 15 Atlanta Falcons Jimmy F. Williams CB Virginia Tech 16 New York Jets* DeAngelo Williams RB Memphis 17 Minnesota Vikings D'Qwell Jackson LB Maryland 18 Dallas Cowboys Bobby Carpenter LB Ohio State 19 San Diego Chargers Taitusi Lutui OG Southern Cal 20 Kansas City Chiefs Santonio Holmes WR Ohio State 21 New England Patriots Tye Hill CB Clemson 22 Denver Broncos Vernon Davis TE Maryland 23 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mathias Kiwanuka DE Boston College 24 Cincinnati Bengals Brodrick Bunkley DT Florida State 25 New York Giants Gabe Watson DT Michigan 26 Chicago Bears Marcedes Lewis TE UCLA 27 Carolina Panthers Chad Jackson WR Florida 28 Jacksonville Jaguars Jason Allen CB Tennessee 29 New York Jets** Marcus McNeill OT Auburn 30 Indianapolis Colts Brian Calhoun RB Wisconsin 31 Seattle Seahawks Darnell Bing SS Southern Cal 32 Pittsburgh Steelers Ko Simpson S South Carolina Exact scenario isn't specified, but they have us trading down with Miami and getting #29 for Abraham. While this would be an awesome first round for us, I can't see us trading down so that our division rival can draft a potential franchise quarterback. Other comments: Vernon Davis far too low, Maroney a bit too high, and not going to jump Williams.
I'd love DeAngelo and McNeill, but I could never see us trading with our rival, letting them take their QB of the future.
We probably aren't going to draft a RB this year, let alone with our first pick...and we would never trade with Miami unless they gave us a future first rounder and their second rounder this year.
I believe LenDale and DeAngelo are on pretty even ground. It's going to come down to team preference, speed vs power, deciding who is taken first
Not only that, but Deangelo has alot more milage on his wheels...and has question marks with durability and pass blocking which is underrated for RB's...
you know that would never happen, but it could be a smart idea if we were so convinced that jay cutler won't be anything special as long as miami gave the whole farm basically, if our FO feels that Jay Cutler who Miami would obviosuly be targeting, is not the real deal
neither would i...but if they gave us a ridiculous deal AND for whatever reason our FO had a strong belief cutler will bust or just be an average qb you pull the trigger IMO...a huge gamble no matter which way you slice it
I would be pretty dissapointed if we have the 4th pick in the draft and the best player we come out of the first round with is Deangelo Williams or Marcus McNeil.
i guess it's just personal opinion, but deangelo is a spectacular player...he's not getting the hype, but i have a strong feeling will be a superstar in this league i don't like this because i don't think we need rb rd. 1 this year unless its bush somehow
The more likely trade, if the Saints sign Brees, is Miami to the #2 spot for Leinart. I don't know if they have anything NO wants to be able to move up that far, but it would make the most sense. An interdivision trade of this magnitude is not happening.
Screw that. I would stay at 4 and grab Leinart which I still beleive we could get considering NO is close to a deal with Brees. I also would stay there just so Miami doesnt get a good franchise QB and they suck for more years to come.
