king2am
12-11-2007, 05:39 PM
The trades can be viewed as quite aggressive, but it made it interesting for me to do this, and it gives a different look.
You may not agree with some or any of these picks, but keep
it pleasant.
1. Miami Dolphins: Glenn Dorsey. I tried to come up with a
trade that would benefit them, but I just don't see any
suitors for the number one spot. With that said, McFadden is
the most electric player on the board but if Miami really
wanted a two headed RB system, Brown and Chatman would fit
the bill. Dorsey it is.
2. St. Louis Rams: Jake Long. Chris Long could also go here
and it wouldn't make much difference to the organization.
However, I think Jake would make more of an impact, helping
out that offensive line.
3. New England Patriots: Darren McFadden. If the only reason
for picking McFadden is to spite the rest of the NFL, then
that would be enough. But on top of that, their offense
would hit the field with Brady, Moss, Welker, Stallworth,
Watson, and then McFadden and/or Maroney. Unfair I know.
4. New York Jets: Chris Long. He's their guy, unless
McFadden falls.
5. Atlanta Falcons: *Trade* 1st in 2008 to Chicago Bears.
Receive Chicago's 1st and 2nd in 2008.
The Falcons have more wrong with their football team than
just the QB, where as Chicago, I feel, is a QB away from
getting back to where they should be. So, Atlanta trades
down, gains an extra pick, and Chicago gets...
Chicago Bears: Matt Ryan, arguably the best QB in the draft,
the Bears will target him early, and won't be able to settle
with Woodson or Brohm.
6. Oakland Raiders: *Trade* 1st in 2008 to Cincinnati
Bengals. Receive Cincy's 1st, 3rd, and 6th in 2008.
With Dorsey, Long, Long, McFadden, all off the board the
Raiders narrow their choice down to Sedrick Ellis or Calais
Campbell. I believe the Bengals want the presence inside
their Defensive Line more than the Raiders, so Oakland
allows this trade and lets Cincy narrow it down for them.
Cincinatti Bengals: Sedrick Elllis. He's that type of high
motor high intensity defensive lineman that can have an
immediate impact. Marvin Lewis needs to get this guy.
7. Kansas City Chiefs: Phillip Loadholt. The Chiefs have
been searching for an offensive line ever since Shields and
Roaf left. They get a mammoth of a man to replace one of
those spots.
8. Baltimore Ravens: Andre Woodson. Matt Ryan is the other
QB I think Baltimore is looking at, because I think Brian
Brohm has the best chance to succeed in Atlanta, and other
teams are looking for different things. Woodson is the guy
who can get this aging franchise going in the right
direction.
9. Philadelphia Eagles: Malcom Jenkins. It's just the way it
went down. The Eagles catch a break and get the best
secondary player in the draft.
10. Oakland Raiders (from Cincinatti): Calais Campbell. As
stated above, it was between two players, both D-Line, so
the Raiders got an extra pick and an impact player.
11. Atlanta Falcons (from Chicago): Brian Brohm. When all is
said and done, they get Brohm, and in the process load up on
picks.
12. Carolina Panthers: Ryan Clady. Both of their offensive
tackles are free agents at the end of this season, and if
that team is going to get any better they're going to need
bodies up front.
13. Washington Redskins. Frank Okam. Campbell, Ellis,
Dorsey, Long. All of them are gone by now and the need for
the Skins is to get a Defensive lineman. Okam demands
attention inside the trenches, and I think makes a great fit.
14. New Orleans Saints: Dan Connor. The type of hard noses
player that can alter the attitude of this sometimes shaky
defense.
15. Houston Texans. Sam Baker. They could also go
runningback here, but I believe they value Matt Schaub a
little more. Baker is the guy that can keep Schaub from
looking up from the ground.
16. Detroit Lions. James Laurinitais. Well look who fell to
number sixteen. I'm a firm believer that the Lions need an
entire makeover up front on offense. However, the
combination of Ernie Sims, James Laurinitais, and Boss
Bailey is too much for me to pass up. Detroit would have the
best Linebacking corp in the NFC North and that's saying
something.
17. Denver Broncos: Kenny Phillips. With the recent release
of Sam Adams, I could see Frank Okam landing here if he gets
past Washington, which is very possible. However, Kenny
Phillips is the playmaker at safety that Denver is going to
need, especially after Lynch leaves.
18. Arizona Cardinals: Vernon Gholston. I'm just as
surprised as you are. Fits in nicely with their new 3-4
attack and can really energize that new stadium.
19. Tennessee Titans: Malcom Kelly. The big, reliable target
that Vince has been waiting for.
20. Minnesota Vikings. Reggie Smith. Although they are
getting better at defending the pass, Reggis Smith is a
playmaker who can elevate the secondary.
21. Buffalo Bills: Adarius Bowman. I avoided Desean Jackson
because, as I've said before I think Lee Evans and Jackson
are too similar of players. And at the request of Bills fans
to grab a bigger framed wide receiver. Kelly was gone two
spots before, so Bowman is the guy.
22. Tampa Bay Buccanneers: Desean Jackson. A little run on
Wide Receivers, and the Bucs land the most explosive. Can
help immediately in the return game.
23. San Diego Chargers: Erin Henderson. Something has to be
done about the interior of that 3-4.
24. Dallas Cowboys: Johnathan Stewart. Picking just ahead of
Seattle ensures that Stewart, the best PURE runningback in
the draft, ends up wearing a Start on his helmet. Julius
Jones can walk now, without any reprocussions.
25. Seattle Seahawks: Rashard Mendenhall. Stewart is gone,
but Mendenhall is a nice settle for them.
26. Pittsburgh Steelers: Michael Oher. I'm willing to put
any offensive lineman here for Pittsburgh. But Oher's
ability to play guard and tackle makes him the pick.
27. New York Giants: Keith Rivers. They have enough D-
lineman, and while I think Reggie Smith is the favorite for
Gaints fans, he's unfortunately not available. Keith Rivers
is a gem of a LB though and will be a great fit in NY.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars: Derrick Harvey. I still think this
is the hardest spot to pick for, but Harvey gives them that
edge rush.
29. San Francisco 49ers: Quentin Groves. In all honesty, I
could see the aggressive draft day Nolan regime going up and
getting Gholston if he falls past a certain number, but
Groves is a guy you can put on the opposite side Manny
Lawson and tell em to go get the QB.
30. Green Bay Packers: Mike Jenkins. Not a lot of holes on
this packer's team, and a young team at that.
31. Dallas Cowboys: Aqib Talib. After getting Stewart with
their first pick, I could see a pick go to WR, but Talib
could play nickel right away and eventually push Henry to
start opposite Newman.
32. They Cheated.
33. Miami Dolphins: Gosder Cherilus
34. St. Louis Rams: Laurence Jackson
35. San Francisco 49ers: Limas Sweed
36. New York Jets: Kentwan Balmer
37. Atlanta Falcons: Roy Scheuring
38. Oakland Raiders: Barry Richardson
39. Kansas City Chiefs: Antoine Cason
40. Baltimore Ravens: Jack Ikegwuonu
41. Philadelphia Eagles: Shawn Crable
42. Cincinnati Bengals: Ali Highsmith
43. Atlanta Falcons (from Chicago): Red Bryant
44. Carolina Panthers: Erik Ainge
45. Washington Redskins: Jonathan Hefney
46. New Orleans Saints: Zack Bowman
47. Atlanta Falcons: Jordy Nelson
48. Detroit Lions: Tony Hills
49. Denver Broncos: Dre Moore
50. Arizona Cardinals: Tracy Porter
51. Tennessee Titans: Xavier Adibi
52. Minnesota Vikings: Earl Bennett
53. Buffalo Bills: Demarrio Presley
54. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kirk Barton
55. Miami Dolphins: Early Doucett
56. Cleveland Browns: J. Leman
57. Seattle Seahawks: Thomas Decoud
58. Pittsburgh Steelers: Eric Young
59. New York Giants: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
60. Jacksonville Jaguars: Dejuan Tribble
61. Indianapolis Colts: Ray Maualuga
62. Green Bay Packers: Phillip Wheeler
63. Dallas Cowboys: DJ Hall
64. New England Patriots: Tommy Blake
You may not agree with some or any of these picks, but keep
it pleasant.
1. Miami Dolphins: Glenn Dorsey. I tried to come up with a
trade that would benefit them, but I just don't see any
suitors for the number one spot. With that said, McFadden is
the most electric player on the board but if Miami really
wanted a two headed RB system, Brown and Chatman would fit
the bill. Dorsey it is.
2. St. Louis Rams: Jake Long. Chris Long could also go here
and it wouldn't make much difference to the organization.
However, I think Jake would make more of an impact, helping
out that offensive line.
3. New England Patriots: Darren McFadden. If the only reason
for picking McFadden is to spite the rest of the NFL, then
that would be enough. But on top of that, their offense
would hit the field with Brady, Moss, Welker, Stallworth,
Watson, and then McFadden and/or Maroney. Unfair I know.
4. New York Jets: Chris Long. He's their guy, unless
McFadden falls.
5. Atlanta Falcons: *Trade* 1st in 2008 to Chicago Bears.
Receive Chicago's 1st and 2nd in 2008.
The Falcons have more wrong with their football team than
just the QB, where as Chicago, I feel, is a QB away from
getting back to where they should be. So, Atlanta trades
down, gains an extra pick, and Chicago gets...
Chicago Bears: Matt Ryan, arguably the best QB in the draft,
the Bears will target him early, and won't be able to settle
with Woodson or Brohm.
6. Oakland Raiders: *Trade* 1st in 2008 to Cincinnati
Bengals. Receive Cincy's 1st, 3rd, and 6th in 2008.
With Dorsey, Long, Long, McFadden, all off the board the
Raiders narrow their choice down to Sedrick Ellis or Calais
Campbell. I believe the Bengals want the presence inside
their Defensive Line more than the Raiders, so Oakland
allows this trade and lets Cincy narrow it down for them.
Cincinatti Bengals: Sedrick Elllis. He's that type of high
motor high intensity defensive lineman that can have an
immediate impact. Marvin Lewis needs to get this guy.
7. Kansas City Chiefs: Phillip Loadholt. The Chiefs have
been searching for an offensive line ever since Shields and
Roaf left. They get a mammoth of a man to replace one of
those spots.
8. Baltimore Ravens: Andre Woodson. Matt Ryan is the other
QB I think Baltimore is looking at, because I think Brian
Brohm has the best chance to succeed in Atlanta, and other
teams are looking for different things. Woodson is the guy
who can get this aging franchise going in the right
direction.
9. Philadelphia Eagles: Malcom Jenkins. It's just the way it
went down. The Eagles catch a break and get the best
secondary player in the draft.
10. Oakland Raiders (from Cincinatti): Calais Campbell. As
stated above, it was between two players, both D-Line, so
the Raiders got an extra pick and an impact player.
11. Atlanta Falcons (from Chicago): Brian Brohm. When all is
said and done, they get Brohm, and in the process load up on
picks.
12. Carolina Panthers: Ryan Clady. Both of their offensive
tackles are free agents at the end of this season, and if
that team is going to get any better they're going to need
bodies up front.
13. Washington Redskins. Frank Okam. Campbell, Ellis,
Dorsey, Long. All of them are gone by now and the need for
the Skins is to get a Defensive lineman. Okam demands
attention inside the trenches, and I think makes a great fit.
14. New Orleans Saints: Dan Connor. The type of hard noses
player that can alter the attitude of this sometimes shaky
defense.
15. Houston Texans. Sam Baker. They could also go
runningback here, but I believe they value Matt Schaub a
little more. Baker is the guy that can keep Schaub from
looking up from the ground.
16. Detroit Lions. James Laurinitais. Well look who fell to
number sixteen. I'm a firm believer that the Lions need an
entire makeover up front on offense. However, the
combination of Ernie Sims, James Laurinitais, and Boss
Bailey is too much for me to pass up. Detroit would have the
best Linebacking corp in the NFC North and that's saying
something.
17. Denver Broncos: Kenny Phillips. With the recent release
of Sam Adams, I could see Frank Okam landing here if he gets
past Washington, which is very possible. However, Kenny
Phillips is the playmaker at safety that Denver is going to
need, especially after Lynch leaves.
18. Arizona Cardinals: Vernon Gholston. I'm just as
surprised as you are. Fits in nicely with their new 3-4
attack and can really energize that new stadium.
19. Tennessee Titans: Malcom Kelly. The big, reliable target
that Vince has been waiting for.
20. Minnesota Vikings. Reggie Smith. Although they are
getting better at defending the pass, Reggis Smith is a
playmaker who can elevate the secondary.
21. Buffalo Bills: Adarius Bowman. I avoided Desean Jackson
because, as I've said before I think Lee Evans and Jackson
are too similar of players. And at the request of Bills fans
to grab a bigger framed wide receiver. Kelly was gone two
spots before, so Bowman is the guy.
22. Tampa Bay Buccanneers: Desean Jackson. A little run on
Wide Receivers, and the Bucs land the most explosive. Can
help immediately in the return game.
23. San Diego Chargers: Erin Henderson. Something has to be
done about the interior of that 3-4.
24. Dallas Cowboys: Johnathan Stewart. Picking just ahead of
Seattle ensures that Stewart, the best PURE runningback in
the draft, ends up wearing a Start on his helmet. Julius
Jones can walk now, without any reprocussions.
25. Seattle Seahawks: Rashard Mendenhall. Stewart is gone,
but Mendenhall is a nice settle for them.
26. Pittsburgh Steelers: Michael Oher. I'm willing to put
any offensive lineman here for Pittsburgh. But Oher's
ability to play guard and tackle makes him the pick.
27. New York Giants: Keith Rivers. They have enough D-
lineman, and while I think Reggie Smith is the favorite for
Gaints fans, he's unfortunately not available. Keith Rivers
is a gem of a LB though and will be a great fit in NY.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars: Derrick Harvey. I still think this
is the hardest spot to pick for, but Harvey gives them that
edge rush.
29. San Francisco 49ers: Quentin Groves. In all honesty, I
could see the aggressive draft day Nolan regime going up and
getting Gholston if he falls past a certain number, but
Groves is a guy you can put on the opposite side Manny
Lawson and tell em to go get the QB.
30. Green Bay Packers: Mike Jenkins. Not a lot of holes on
this packer's team, and a young team at that.
31. Dallas Cowboys: Aqib Talib. After getting Stewart with
their first pick, I could see a pick go to WR, but Talib
could play nickel right away and eventually push Henry to
start opposite Newman.
32. They Cheated.
33. Miami Dolphins: Gosder Cherilus
34. St. Louis Rams: Laurence Jackson
35. San Francisco 49ers: Limas Sweed
36. New York Jets: Kentwan Balmer
37. Atlanta Falcons: Roy Scheuring
38. Oakland Raiders: Barry Richardson
39. Kansas City Chiefs: Antoine Cason
40. Baltimore Ravens: Jack Ikegwuonu
41. Philadelphia Eagles: Shawn Crable
42. Cincinnati Bengals: Ali Highsmith
43. Atlanta Falcons (from Chicago): Red Bryant
44. Carolina Panthers: Erik Ainge
45. Washington Redskins: Jonathan Hefney
46. New Orleans Saints: Zack Bowman
47. Atlanta Falcons: Jordy Nelson
48. Detroit Lions: Tony Hills
49. Denver Broncos: Dre Moore
50. Arizona Cardinals: Tracy Porter
51. Tennessee Titans: Xavier Adibi
52. Minnesota Vikings: Earl Bennett
53. Buffalo Bills: Demarrio Presley
54. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kirk Barton
55. Miami Dolphins: Early Doucett
56. Cleveland Browns: J. Leman
57. Seattle Seahawks: Thomas Decoud
58. Pittsburgh Steelers: Eric Young
59. New York Giants: Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
60. Jacksonville Jaguars: Dejuan Tribble
61. Indianapolis Colts: Ray Maualuga
62. Green Bay Packers: Phillip Wheeler
63. Dallas Cowboys: DJ Hall
64. New England Patriots: Tommy Blake