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Well, here it is. It isn't going to please everyone, but I rarely ever do. :P Here's hoping Cleveland still wants to trade up! Round 1 1. St. Louis - QB Sam Bradford*, Oklahoma - 99.9 percent he dawns a Ram jersey. 2. Detroit - DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska - Detroit is the benefactor of the...

Maybe if they didn't have one of the best punters in the league. :salut:

They've picked up Groves and Wimbley this off-season. Guess they aren't going DE at No. 8 (if they still have the pick by tomorrow).

Carriker has been playing out of position for three years. He's a natural 3-4 DE, which is where he needs to be playing. Considering he didn't play at all last year and has been less-than-impressive on the field, the Rams did well to get anything for him. Moving up 28 spots in the fifth round...

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The Sharks... sigh. :doh:

I'll try to do one more before the draft. No. 18 is going to throw some people off, but what the hell. :P Round 1 1. St. Louis - QB Sam Bradford*, Oklahoma - All but a lock, unfortunately. 2. Detroit - DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska - Detroit gets the best player available because of the...

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I did, too. But then I remembered the 5 year, $65M contract he signed in the winter of 2000 and immediately didn't feel so sorry for him. :P

Awesome!

Lol!! Silly ol' CHP.

Wow, that thread brings back a lot of memories. Kinda makes me want to scan some of my Piazza's.

Centers don't usually get much hype, but Pouncey is a lock for the first. Cleveland is a team that has valued centers in the past (Jeff Faine, Alex Mack), which could lead other teams to take a chance on a center in the first.

Tight end is actually deeper than expected. Teams are going to get some solid pass catchers in the middle rounds. I think Gresham and Gronkowski are the only locks to go in the first two rounds.

Iupati could play RT in the league, too. Also, Pouncey could end up at guard, but I think he'll work out at center.

When I was doing my rankings (which aren't done), CB seemed to be a weak, thin position. However, the off-season performance of some players (Wilson, McCourty) have made this a stronger class. Haden, despite the slower than expected 40 time, is still the clear-cut No. 1.

I think Weatherspoon is going to be the next great 4-3 OLB in the league. He probably isn't getting enough run because of the ease teams find weakside LBs in the NFL.

Surprised to see Burnett that low. I think he could sneak into the bottom of the first. No. 1 & 2 are spot on. Mays had a solid off-season, but not enough to get him into the top 15. Berry will be a perennial Pro Bowler and this could be the deepest class of safeties in recent memory and...

McClain is the only lock of this bunch. Spikes came into the off-season neck & neck with McClain, but a 5.0 40-yard dash is a good way to plummet, which he has. Depth at this position is lacking.

I'm higher on Pierre-Paul than others, but I have been bitten by workout warriors before (see: Gholston, Vernon). Morgan is the clear No. 1 4-3 DE in this class. He has everything you want in a pass rusher. Graham's production speaks for itself. His physical attributes aren't the best, which...