GMs: LIST YOUR TGG TEAM'S PLAYERS DRAFTED/Vote on your TOP 5

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (Jabba the Jet)

Rd 1 Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
Rd 2 Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech
Rd 2 Jahvid Best, RB, California
Rd 3 Jared Veldheer, OT, Hillsdale
Rd 4 Anthony McCoy, TE, USC
Rd 5 Roddrick Muckelroy, LB, Texas
Rd 5 Emmanuel Sanders, WR/KR, SMU
Rd 5 Robert Johnson, S, Utah

MIAMI DOLPHINS (Jabba the Jet)

Rd 1 Earl Thomas, S, Texas
Rd 2 Daryl Washington, LB, TCU
Rd 3 Brandon LaFell, WR, LSU
Rd 4 Joe McKnight, RB, USC
Rd 6 Joe Webb, WR, UAB
Rd 6 Daniel Teo-Neshiem, OLB, Washington
Rd 6 Travis Ivey, NT, Maryland
Rd 7 Clifton Geathers, DE, South Carolina
Rd 7 Darryl Jackson, NT, Kean
Rd 7 Jeromy Miles, S, UMASS

 

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS, 624

Rd 1 Brian Price, DT, UCLA
Rd 2 Navorro Bowman, LB, Penn St.
Rd 3 Jermaine Cunningham, DE, Florida
Rd 4 AJ Jefferson, CB,Fresno St.
Rd 5 John Estes, C, Hawaii
Rd 7 Bill Stull, QB, Pitt

GREEN BAY PACKERS, Wolfe Tone/ 624 (Only made last 2 picks)

Rd 1 Everson Griffen, DE/OLB, USC
Rd 2 Toby Gerhart, RB, Stanford
Rd 3 Amari Spievey, CB, Iowa
Rd 4 Zane Beadles, OG, Utah
Rd 5 Tony Washington, OT, Abilene Christian
Rd 6 CJ Wilson, DE, E. Carolina
Rd 7 Cody Grimm, S/LB, Virginia Tech




My top 5

1.) Cleveland (WW85)
2.) New England (Jam.)
3.) Kansas City (Jabba the Jet)
4.) Tennessee (James Hasty
5.) Cincinnati (BakerMaker)/San Francisco (MrE)

 

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS, Jam.


Rd 1 Brandon Graham, DE/OLB, Michigan
Rd 2 Devin McCourty, CB, Rutgers
Rd 2 Tyson Alualu, DE, California
Rd 2 Brandon Spikes, MLB, Florida
Rd 4 Kam Chancellor, S, Virginia Tech
Rd 6 Javarris Jarvis, RB, Miami FL
Rd 6 Garrett Graham, TE, Wisconsin
Rd 7 Zoltan Mesko, P, Michigan
Rd 7 Mike Kafka, QB, Northwestern
Rd 7 Malcolm Sheppard, DT, Arkansas
Rd 7 Adam Ulatoski, OG, Texas
Rd 7 Dedrick Epps, TE, Miami (FL)

CHICAGO BEARS, Jam.


Rd 3 Javier Arenas, CB, Alabama
Rd 4 Taylor Price, WR, Ohio
Rd 5 Myron Lewis, S, Vanderbilt
Rd 6 Jeff Byers, C, USC
Rd 7 Chris carter, WR, UC Davis

 

After everyone responds, we should hold a poll using all of the "nominees" and determine the best draft of them all

 

1) Cleveland Browns (WW85)
2) San Francisco 49ers (Mr Electric)
3) Cincinnatti Bengals (BakerMaker)
4) Miami Dolphins (Jabba)
5) New York Giants (MBGreen)

 

My Falcons draft.

Rd 1 Sean Weatherspoon, LB, Mizzou
Rd 3 Greg Hardy, DE, Ole Miss
Rd 3 Eric Decker, WR, Minnesota
Rd 4 Ed Dickson, TE, Oregon
Rd 5 Eric Olsen, C, Notre Dame
Rd 5 Kevin Thomas, CB, USC
Rd 6 Ciron Black, OT, LSU
Rd 6 Marshall Newhouse, OG, TCU


My favorite 5:

Miami, Jabba
Steelers, Scikotic
Jaguars, PP10
Chiefs, Jabba
Panthers, Kurt- Good job with no 1st rounder.

 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS, Pinpointpenning10

Rd 1 Rolando McClain, MLB, Alabama
Rd 3 Mardy Gilyard, WR, Cincinnati.
Rd 4 Arthur Jones, DT, Syracuse
Rd 5 Brandon Lang, DE, Troy
Rd 6 Charles Scott, RB, LSU
Rd 6 Harry Coleman, SS, LSU


ARIZONA CARDINALS, PinPointPenning10

Rd 1 Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers
Rd 2 Rob Gronkowski, TE, Arizona
Rd 3 Sean Lee, ILB, Penn St
Rd 3 Donovan Warren, CB, Michigan
Rd 4 Thaddeus Gibson, DE/OLB, Ohio St.
Rd 6 Mike Williams, WR, Syracuse
Rd 7 Al Woods, NT, LSU

I'm very happy with both my drafts.

With the Jags, LB was their biggest need, and though McClain might better fit a 3-4, he was my BPA at that spot (though I wasn't GM when the pick was made). Gilyard I think could come in and start right away as Holt's replacement, and Jones could excel next to John Henderson. Lang will hopefully add some sacks to a team that ranked last in the NFL in sacks last year and has only added Kampman. Scott I liked as a big back to compliment Jones-Drew and Jennings. Coleman provides some much needed SS depth.

With the Cards, I think I filled all my needs–Starting LT, Dansby replacement, big nose tackle, starting TE, pass rusher, CB depth, Boldin replacement–and got steals with Davis, Lee, Gibson, and Woods. I think my first three picks would all come in and start right away, Gibson would push Haggans for his spot, and Woods would see major minutes at NT. I might've reached a bit for Warren, since he's been slipping (I wanted Speivey who went two picks ahead of me), but Warren's got a lot of talent despite poor workouts. Williams is a guy who I think has a lot of talent despite questionable character and could eventually take over the starting spot opposite Fitz if Breaston leaves.

 

Oakland Raiders
Rd 1 Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
Rd 2 Jon Asamoah, OG, Illinois
Rd 3 Lamarr Houston, DT, Texas
Rd 4 Tony Pike, QB, Cincinnati
Rd 5 Blair White, WR, Michigan St.
Rd 5 Lonyae Miller, HB, Fresno State
Rd 7 Chris Hawkins, CB, LSU
Rd 7 Arthur Moats, OLB, James Madison

New York Giants
Rd 1 Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas
Rd 2 Perrish Cox, CB, Oklahoma State
Rd 3 Geno Atkins, DT, Georgia
Rd 4 LeGarrette Blount, HB, Oregon
Rd 5 Tony Moeaki, TE, Iowa
Rd 6 Terrell Skinner, S, Maryland
Rd 7 Joe Hawley, C, UNLV

I guess i'm lukewarm on both drafts....i think the Raiders getting Berry at the 8th pick, and Lamarr Houston in the 3rd were decent picks...as well as the Giants landing Atkins and Blount in the middle rounds were pretty decent too.

My top 5 drafts
1) Cleveland (WW85) - getting Damian Williams and Morgan Burnett in the 3rd was highway robbery. Haden is my favorite player in the draft.
2) Pittsburgh (Scikotic) - Hardesty in the 3rd...and Barnes in the 5th! are you kidding me?! well done.
3) New England (Jam.) -seeing this draft makes me want to puke...which means you did well. Nice job, jr.
4) San Francisco (Mr. Electric) - the first 6 picks in your draft class are excellent, man...Easely was a nice darkhorse pick...great job. Wilson and Spiller should be impact players right out of the gate.
5) Minnesota (BakerMaker) - believe it or not..i like Mays going to the Vikes...and getting LeFevour, Young and Selvie that late is great value.


In closing...i had a great time with this....and everybody's draft had positives.....it was tough choosing. Great job everyone!

 

PITTSBURGH STEELERS, Scikotic

Rd 1 Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
Rd 2 Brandon Ghee, CB, Wake Forest
Rd 3 Montario Hardesty, RB, Tennessee
Rd 4 Jamar Chaney, ILB, Miss State
Rd 5 Freddie Barnes, WR, Bowling Green
Rd 5 Jarrett Brown, QB, West Virginia
Rd 5 Corey Peters, DE, Kentucky
Rd 6 Adrian Tracy, OLB, William and Mary
Rd 7 Andrew Quarless, TE, Penn St.
Rd 7 John Connor, FB, Kentucky

Now...allow me to explain.

1) Trent Williams, OT - Big Ben spent more time running away from defenders last season (and the few season before that) than he did sitting in the pocket. It has to change now, before he gets the snot blasted out of him. TW will provide excellent pass blocking for Roethelisberger.

2) Brandon Ghee, CB - Their secondary is "swiss cheese" thanks to their CB core. Granted my top 5 players for the 2nd round all got swiped up right before me, I am very happy with this pick. Brandon Ghee has amazing athletic ability and has a boatload of potential to be a top flight corner. If he taps into it, watch out.

3) Montario Hardesty, RB - Not exactly a great "compliment" to the also strong and fast Rashard Mendenhall, but Hardesty was too good to pass up at this spot. Another good back for the Steelers.

4.) Jamar Chaney, ILB - Farrior isn't getting younger, Foote was a depth signing. Chaney is built for the 3-4, albeit in a very shitty 3-4 ILB class. He definitely has the speed to cover from sideline to sideline.

5) Freddie Barnes, WR - A risk to take in Rd. 4, but given the WRs on Pittsburgh's roster, Barnes will have plenty of time to develop. He could probably learn a thing or two from Hines Ward. Barnes gaudy stats were just too hard to ignore in Rd. 5.

5a) Jarrett Brown, QB/ATH - The Steelers already have Dixon on their roster, and Charlie Batch re-signed. Who's to say that he can't beat Dixon out or possibly take on the hybrid role i.e. Kordell Stewart or Antwan Randell-El?

5b) Corey Peters, DE - A nice snag by WW85 when I was away from my computer. I wanted a DE, and he picked the best one. Ziggy Hood is young, Keisel is not. Time to get some depth and prepare for the future.

6.) Adrian Tracy, OLB - Small school kid with a decent chance to become a good situational player, or more.

7.) Andrew Quarless, TE - My diamond in the rough. Im partly surprised he lasted this long, because he actually is a first round/second round talent, with a Pacman displacement. Boom or bust for this hometown kid. You can't lose by picking him in the 7th round.

7a.) John Connor, FB - Every team needs one, plus this kid can block pretty damn good.

 

My Top 5

NE Patriots (Jam) - Damn you to hell. The Pats had the ammo, and it looks like they got mostly headshots. BOOM!!! Headshot!

Cleveland Browns (WW85) - Loaded with talent from Haden to Dunlap to D Williams. Weren't these guys all projected to go first round at one point?

Detriot Lions (TCGF) - Really fortified their trenches with Suh and B. Campbell. Chad Jones and D. McCluster were just icing on an already successful draft.

Dallas Cowboys (the99) - Cody and Ducasse, two big uglies that will end up doing the dirty work. Ford and Asante were quality pickups. Made the best of limited picks, but very well could end up signing their entire draft and having them on the 53.

Houston Texans (WW85) - Matthews will be a solid back in Houston. Cook is extremely talented and was going to be my pick. It was a hell of a pickup before it was too late.

Honorable Mention: San Francisco 49ers (Mr E) Oakland Raiders (MB), Philadelphia Eagles (thebrickwall423), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (KurtTheJetsfan)

 

San Diego Chargers
Rd 1 Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama
Rd 2 Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois
Rd 3 Jonathan Dwyer, RB, Georgia tech
Rd 4 D'Anthony Smith, DL, La Tech
Rd 5 Austen Lane, DE, Murray State
Rd 7 Ross Ventrone, S, Villanova

I tried to match BPA with positional needs. I really like the two defensive linemen I took in rounds 4 and 5. Dwyer and Benn to me are great values for where I got them. I was planning on taking Dwyer or another RB in late round 2 before the Whitehurst trade, so I'm excited he fell to round 3. Benn gives yet another weapon for Philip Rivers who could step in for VJax if he left or Floyd if he's not that good. I was all set to take Mount Cody, but he went one spot ahead of me, so I just took a cornerback. I think Kareem Jackson fits well in a zone scheme, which the Chargers run, which is why I chose him.

I would have loved to fortify my lines earlier, but the value was never really there.

 

Baltimore Ravens

Rd 1) Jared Odrick, DE, Penn St - The Ravens lost ends Justin Bannan and Dwan Edwards. Haloti Ngata is arguably the best all-around 3-4 lineman in the league. Trevor Pryce doesn't have much left. This team has little to no depth at end, and Odrick gives them immediate help at the position.

Rd 2) Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, DB, IUPUI - Big time player from a small school. AOA would give the Ravens help at either corner or safety and also as a return specialist.

Rd 5) Antonio Brown, WR, Central Michigan - One of my top sleepers in this draft.

Rd 5) Scott Sicko, TE, New Hampshire - Great production as a receiver at NH.

Rd 6) Micah Johnson, ILB, Kentucky - Thanks to GH for making this pick. I complained about the lack of depth at inside backer in this class earlier in the draft. Johnson is a lot better than his numbers.

SF Niners

Rd 1) CJ Spiller, RB, Clemson - The perfect complimentary back. Spiller has track star speed and the receiving ability of most wide receivers. He'll have an immediate impact in the backfield, the slot, and as a return man.

Rd 1) Kyle Wilson, CB, Fresno State - The best corner on the west coast. I've been saying that all year long.

Rd 2) Cam Thomas, NT, North Carolina - Quickly becoming my second nose tackle prospect behind Dan Williams. Offers more versatility than a one dimensional nose than Mount Cody.

Rd 3) Kyle Calloway, OT, Iowa - One of my favorite right tackle prospects in this draft.

Rd 4) Myron Rolle, S, Florida State - Incredibly smart player that has the work ethic and ability to become a special player in this league.

Rd 5) Marcus Easley, WR, UConn - Big time sleeper. I was surprised that Easley fell this far.

Rd 6) Jameson Konz, WR/TE/FB, Kent State - Workout warrior that has the ability to play multiple positions in the pros. Developmental prospect.

Rd 6) Chris McCoy, 3-4 OLB, Middle Tennessee State - Never gives up on a play. I think he's got the tools to be a double digit sack artist in the NFL.

Rd 7) Trevard Lindley, CB, Kentucky - It's amazing how far someone can fall, isn't it?

 

BUFFALO BILLS, Wolfe Tone/thebrickwall423

Rd 1 Bryan Bulaga, LT, Iowa
Rd 2 Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma
Rd 3 Colt McCoy, QB, Texas
Rd 4 Darrell Stuckey, S, Kansas
Rd 5 Syd'quan Thompson, CB, Cal- They need secondary help, has the ability to have at least be a good nickel.

Rd 6 John Fletcher, DE, Wyoming- Developmental prospect, help transition to the 34.

Rd 6 Boo Robinson, NT, Wake Forest- Big time prospect before a sudden weight drop and bad back. Take a risk and hope he can be at least a rotational player with Stroud.

Rd 7 Seyi Ajirotutu, WR, Fresno St.- Excellent prospect. He is one of my favorite WRs in the draft. McCoy needs all the help he can get. Has been compared to Malcolm Floyd and Vincent Jackson

Rd 7 Brandon Sharpe, DE/OLB, Texas Tech- Another player to help with transition to the 34. Was very productive in college. Hopefully, he can carry his success into Buffalo.

PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, thebrickwall423

Rd 1 Maurkice Pouncey, C/OG, Florida- Replacement for Shane Andrews.

Rd 2 Nate Allen, S South Florida- Excellent value pick. Could go lower 2nd round. Replacement for Dawkins.

Rd 3 Alex Carrington, DE, Arkansas St- Not the best pass rusher, but excellent run stopper and has the potential to develop into a decent pass rusher.

Rd 3 AJ Edds, OLB, Iowa- They need a OLB and Edds was extremely productive at Iowa.

Rd 4 Anthony Dixon, RB, Mississippi St- Power back, that can replace Bell in two seasons and provide depth until then. Underated pass catcher.

Rd 6 Patrick Stoudamire, CB, Western Ill.- Extremely underrated. Has the ability to replace Brown and play nickel until then.

Rd 7 James Williams, OT, Harvard- Depth pick, hope he develops.

Rd 7 David Howard, DT, Brown- See above.

Top 5
1. Cleveland (WW85)
2. New England (Jam.)
3. Seattle (Green Hurricane)
4. San Franscico (Mr. E)
5. Detroit (TCGF)

 

CINCINNATI BENGALS, BakerMaker

Rd 1 Mike Iupati, OG, Idaho
(Guard isn't the biggest need for Cincy and they could take Mays at this point but I think Iupati from a value standpoint was way too hard to pass up. Bengals guards are holding out and getting Iupati is a nice wake up call. Even if he doesn't start from Day 1, he provides excellent depth and is going to be called about from other GMs)

Rd 2 Reshad Jones, S, Georgia
(I can see some people saying "You skipped on Nate Allen?!?!?! WHY?" and to an extent I can understand. However, I think Zimmer needs more of those vocal leaders on the defense and no one is as loud and bold as Jones was for the Bulldogs. He hits hard, throws his body around and isn't afraid to get dirty. Reminds me of Delmas from Detroit sort of...... I think Jones under Mike Zimmer's guidance will shine mightily)

Rd 3 Aaron Hernandez, TE, Florida
(Not the best blocker but what Cincy can use is another red zone threat as they've been shaky in that department. Hernandez gives them a solid weapon at TE and it will help Ocho Cinco/Bryant as well as Palmer as Hernandez will be someone to watch. Might be more pro ready than Gresham due to his injury.....)

Rd 3 Mike Neal, DT, Purdue
(For a 4-3 DT/DE, Neal provides depth and is capable of spelling both Peko and Tank. Zimmer will have fun rotating him around on the line, he isn't an easy guard by any means)

Rd 4 Carlton Mitchell, WR, S. Florida
(Very happy to see him land here, he could right away contend with Crosby and Caldwell for that 3rd WR spot. I can see by next year him elapsing Bryant for the 2nd best WR for the Bengals. He is tall, play tall and is deceptively quick too. Bengals need more big bodies to throw too and Mitchell is just what the doctor called for)

Rd 4 Jevan Snead, QB, Ole' Miss
(Far from a Snead fan but this dude was a top 5 pick heading into this year............getting him at the very end of round 4 isn't too bad. Snead is a long term project yet he is still the 2nd best QB on Cincy because both Jordan Palmer and JT O Sullivan do absolutely nothing. Carson Palmer may be on his last licks with all the injuries he has sustained and by the time Carson steps out, Snead may take his place. Bengals have enough weapons to make Snead look good.)

Rd 5 Perry Riley, OLB, LSU
(He's a round 4 talent so getting him in round 5 is good. Should be a contributor for the specials teams from Day 1 and provide some backup to the often hurt Evans)

Rd 6 Leigh Tiffin K Alabama(Not listed on Team Board)
(Shayne Graham buried his Bengals career vs the Jets, they need a new kicker. Here you go....best kicker of the class and is very clutch proven. Still question his kickoff skills but I think he can do just enough in the department. Bengals will need a kicker so it makes sense)

Rd 7 Cade Weston, DT, Georgia
(Strict DT depth......that's all. Never hurts)

MINNESOTA VIKINGS, BakerMaker

Rd 1 Taylor Mays, S, USC
(I am far from a Mays fan but at 30, he is a steal. I don't think he will be Roy Williams bad but he reminds me of Donovan Darius/Laron Landry. However if there is one defensive coordinator who can make Mays something else its Leslie Frazier. Ex DBs guru and now the mastermind of the Vikings staff, if Mays can't play here, he can't do it anywhere. Mays could start opening day and be electric.)

Rd 2 Dominique Franks, CB, Oklahoma
(Not the flashiest player but I think he was the one who called out Tebow with the "Shut the fuck up". Never liked Tebow, that gets brownie points in my book. In all seriousness, Minnesota's CBs either stink or are hurt so Franks would start ASAP. He has the experience to excel and again Leslie Frazier makes stuff out of really nothing. Franks should be a early 3rd round pick so the value is just about right)

Rd 3 Torrell Troup, DT, Central Florida
(The Williams guys aren't getting much younger and one is considering retirement soon so the DT depth was big to get. Troup is a big, big man and that is a requirement to get to let the DEs and OLBs wreak havoc.)

Rd 4 Dan LeFevour, QB, Central Mich
(My 4th favorite QB of the class behind Clausen, Pike and Bradford, LeFevour is just very fun to watch and his style of play will fit in well with Berrian, Harvin and Rice. LeFevour has enough experience to really step in if Favre ever called it quits and if Favre for the ______________ time comes back, LeFevour will then learn everything from the future HOFer. Match made in heaven.....Viking fans will start a countdown till when LeFevour sets foot.

Rd 5 Sam Young, OT, Notre Dame
(Was hit and miss in ND, saw each of his games. However he is a mauler at times and should at least provide depth for the Vikings and be ready if Bryant McKinnie gets suspended for the _____ time. Vikings love their ND Lineman anyways, Sullivan made starts for them last year)

Rd 5 Deji Karim, RB, Southern Illinois
(Same college as Jacobs and he plays sort of like him too with that insane YPR ratio and also the underrated speed. Chester Taylor bolted for the Bears and Peterson isn't the most durable guy in the backyard so Karim could find himself getting carries sooner rather than later)

Rd 6 George Selvie, DE/OLB, South Florida
(Like Snead from CIN, here was a guy who was a lock for the 1st round heading into the year up until teams figured out that this guy is kinda good and thus leaving him to get double teamed. Selvie didn't look at flashy as in other years but in round 6, you take the chance and hope he finds his old self again. Because if he does.....its yet another pass rusher at the disposal of Frazier which is scary)

Rd 7 Justin Cole, OLB, San Jose St
(Just provides depth and should hopefully be the guy taking Henderson's backup place after that sick injury he took on MNF. Special teams guy hopefully for MIN)

 

Cowboys Draft, the99

I took over after round 2, and the first guy had a good first 2 rounds, I also like what I finished up with.

Rd 1 Terrence Cody, NT, Alabama
A good DT to go along with Ratliff.

Rd 2 Vladimir Ducasse, OT, UMass
He's a good eventual replacement for Flozell Adams and he can fill in at RT.

Rd 3 Jacoby Ford, WR/KR, Clemson
The Boys have Austin and that's their only reliable option. I went with one of the BPA and filled a need here.

Rd 4 Larry Asante, S, Nebraska
This one was OK for the spot he was selected in. I almost got Burnett in the previous round but WW ruined that. At this point I really felt like safety needed to be fulfilled with only a 6th and 7th remaining.

Rd 6 Clay Harbor, TE, Miss St.
One of the more underrated tight ends in the draft in my opinions. I actually liked him over Garrett Graham, who was a steal in the 6th round anyway. I like the tape of Harbor.

Rd 7 Aaron Pettrey, K, Ohio St.
Cowboys need a kicker, Suisham doesn't cut it. This guy will probably go in the 6th.


My top 5 drafts (in no order)
Browns (WW85)
Patriots (Jam.)
49ers (Mr. Electric)
Lions (TCGF)
Steelers (Scikotic)

 

WASHINGTON REDSKINS, TheCoolerGlennFoley

Rd 1 Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame
Rd 2 Roger Saffold, OT, Indiana
Rd 4 Mike Johnson, OG, Alabama
Rd 5 James Starks, RB, Buffalo
Rd 7 O'Brien Schofield, DE/OLB, Wisconsin.

Thought I got good value for not having a 3rd and a 6th. Saffold and Johnson could start this year, Starks could be the latest Shanahan running back and Schofield was a borderline first round prospect before getting hurt and a great value in the 7th.

DETROIT LIONS, TheCoolerGlennFoley

Rd 1 Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
Rd 2 Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland
Rd 3 Chad Jones, S, LSU
Rd 4 Dexter McCluster, RB/WR, Ole' Miss
Rd 5 Walter Thurmond III, CB, Oregon.
Rd 7 Danario Alexander, WR, Missour
Rd 7 Ted Larsen, C, NC St.

The Lions got lucky to get Suh and Campbell, getting a stud and filling a need. Chad Jones is the perfect type of safety to compliment Delmas, McCluster is instantly the 2nd best weapon on the team and if Thurmond is healthy he's a great value in the 5th round.

 

^wow, the Lions draft is underrated.

 

DENVER BRONCOS,
Rd 1 Dan Williams, NT, Tennessee
Rd 2 Corey Wootton, DE, Northwestern
Rd 3 Matt Tennant, C, Boston College
Rd 4 Jeremy Williams, WR, Tulane
Rd 6 Van Eskridge, S, East Carolina
Rd 7 Cameron Sheffield, DE/OLB, Troy

I didnt like the way my draft came out, it was built to much around building around the lines. I dont think the talent matched up. I did like Jeremy Williams in the 4th and Cameron Sheffield in the 7th

My Top 5 favorite drafts
Browns
Seahawks
49ers
Texans
Lions

 

My top five:

1. New England Patriots.
2. Cleveland Browns
3. Detroit Lions
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
5. Philadelphia Eagles