Full 32 Team Draft Grades

[GridironChamp]

I'll try to grade every teams draft, and pretty quickly because I don't want to read
the "experts" grades before I make mine but I want to read them soon enough.
I'm not looking at UDFA signings yet either. To me, after the 5th round, maybe even
the 4th the picks become based more on the position the player plays and the needs
of the team and less on who the player is, unless great value is gotten.

Detroit Lions - Matthew Stafford was obviously a good pick, and with Sanchez
and Freeman both gone before they picked again they made the right choice not
going OT first. Yet, they didn't draft Michael Oher with the 20th pick in the draft,
they took Pettigrew instead? I don't full understand that pick, nor do I understand
taking Louis Delmas in the 2nd round. I don't believe he was the best saftey option
available and the Lions haver a terrible front 7 outside of Ernie Sims. The picks
of Samie Lee Hill and Zach Follett are great picks for when they were made and
can provide help to a struggling defense. The rest of the Lions picks were just
puzzling and kind of pointless, IMO. Derrick Williams is a solid scat guy but he
has shown over and over again he isn't a great receiver.

Grade: B-

St Louis Rams - They couldn't have gone wrong with Monroe or Smith, I like Smith
better so they made the perfect pick there, IMO. James Laurinaitis fills a solid need
although I don't know why you pass on Rey Maualuga for him, unless there is a
HUGE hole in Rey's game that many of us didn't see. I really like Brooks Foster
Dorell Scott later in the draft where they got them, however I don't really feel the
pick of Bradly Fletcher in the 3rd round. Overall STL did a solid job of filling needs
with good, but not specatcular guys. Outside of Jason Smith, I'd look at Scott
to be a big force on that team.

Grade: B

Kansas City Chiefs - I'll try not to let my personal feeling get into this because it
wouldn't be pretty. Lets start with Tyson Jackson who I feel will be a great addition
to the Chief's defense, and will be a great DE for years to come, only at the 3rd
overall pick you have to draft someone that will make plays, and not just allow
players to make plays. We followed that up by draftin another DE, even though
we have 4 or 5 3-4 DE's already on the team, in Alex Magee, who is a solid player
but nothing spectacular. Next KC went corner, one of our last needs, and took
a troubled back-up in college. Not good, the rest of the draft was just reaches
and players that didn't really make any sense for the team. I guess the best pick
was the OT out of Missouri in which I didn't know who he was even though I watch
ever Missouri game, at least he filled a need. We left WR, TE, OT, and LB untouched
so the draft is really, really, really bad... Fortunatly what saves this draft is that
our second round pick was basically Matt Cassell and Mike Vrabel.

Grade: D-

Seattle Seahawks - The team that got to cash in on the Chief's mistake started
the draft off by stenghting in their already strong LB core with Aaron Curry. It's
a good pick that you can't really argue with because he was the best player in the
draft, although he didn't fill any need of Seattle. Next, they went Max Unger, so
I guess they feel Brown has plenty of years left, I would have gone OT but Unger
is a solid player. I'm not big on Deon Butler but Nick Reed in the 7th was a great
pick. Fewer picks than the previous teams, but they clearly went BPA with Curry
and Unger which you can't hate on.

Grade - C+

Cleveland Browns - I see a lot of hating on the Browns trading down, and while
I agree that they didn't get good value while trading down I really like how their
draft turned out. Sure, they didn't get a RT, but they got a Center that will be
top 3 in the league for years to come. They got two solid WRs, and with Edwards
possibly on his way out they need the receiving options for Quinnderson. Next
they took two LB's that are good fits for their 3-4 in Maiava and Veikune. They
eneded the second day with solid CB prospects that had fallen a bit Coye-Francis
and Don Carey. Then for their last pick of the day they got a RB to back up Jamal
Anderson with James Davis in the 6th round. Watch out for Mack, Robskie, Maiava,
Francis, and Davis. Did I mention i really liked their draft?

Grade: A

Cincinnati Bengals - Another draft that I'm really feeling. I would have easily opted
Eugene Monroe over Andre Smith because I don't like his character at all, but skill
wise it's about a wash. Rey Maualuga in the 2nd round and will be paired up with
ex-teamate Keither Rivers? Are the Bengals making a worthwhile defense on us?
They follow that up with Michael Johnson in the 3rd round? Wow, if they can
convince him and Andre Smith to really really try look out. Oh, here comes the
good character in Chase Coffman, a beast of a TE somehow still available in the
4th and then Luigs in the 5th. They are nailing every need possible. Morgan
Trent is also a nice pick because of his athleticism so he was worth the pick.

Grade - A

Oakland Raiders - Reach. Failure. Is Matt Millen involved? I understand if you
think about using the vertical passing game to open stuff up how DHB could be
a decent pick, but just no. Maclin and Crabtree still available, no reason for DHB
at all. The 2nd and 3rd round might be the worst value in picks I've ever seen.
I do like Louis Murphy and Stryker Sulak but that is about it. Outside of Louis
Murphy, no good value and no real future studs.

Grade - F

Jacksonville Jaguars - Monroe was the BPA, in their minds, and fairly enough he fit
a need. Eben Britton doesn't make sense at all to me, unless they were in fact
just going BPA. Knighton ruins my BPA theory, but Mike Thomas and Jarret Dillard
in back to back picks is really nice. They are polar oppsites in terms of receiving
skills making them perfect young guys to bring in for Gerrard. If just one, I think
both can be decent, pans out thank god for them. Rashad Jennings is possibly
the best RB in this draft for Jax, with MJD sprinting all over the field then boom
bring in a Larry Johnson clone? Great pick, great value, great player. Filled most
needs, but questionable picks in the 3rd round and the overhall of OT's might
not work out as planned

Grade: B+

Green Bay Packers - They got the future NT for their 3-4 defense which is a great
move but then they traded up for Clay Matthews. Sure, he is a good prospect
but he is not the best prospect for the 3-4 OLB. He is just too small right now,
but him falling was too hard to for everyone to pass up. After this, GB starts
to struggle in the draft outside of Jamon Meredith. They traded up a fair amount
to get Clay Matthews, which I think cost them in the long run. They two OL in the
draft, but one is more of a can play anywhere which means isn't good enough to
be locked down anywhere. T.J. Lang and Quinn Johnson just don't toot my horn
in the least. The lower picks really don't mean much as long as they don't stray
away from their needs which GB did not.

Grade: C+

San Francisco 49ers - Michael Crabtree was a no brainer pick for San Fran, and
a good one at that. But Glen Coffey in the 3rd round??? I know Frank Gore
needs a backup, but if you wanted Coffey why not wait till the 5th round where
guys like Ringer and Jennings went afterwards. McKillop is a solid pick, not super
flashy but a good selection as was Nate Davis, although if your goign to go QB
either get one of the top 3 or wait till next year. Ricky Jean-Francios garners good
value for where he was taken, but the rest of the picks make no sense. Frisco
did a decent job of trying to fill up their team with talented guys, but they just
didn't seem to make the right moves after Crabtree.

Grade: C

Buffalo Bills - I don't like Aaron Maybin for a 3-4 team that much, and I dislike him
even more for a 4-3 team. I don't think he will be able to be that effective from
the down position, but hey time will tell. Eric Wood in the first round with Britton
and Beaty still on the board? Ouch. Sure he is goes on the OL, as does Levitre
who is a much better pick, but nothing still fixes loss of Peters who despite not
looking very good was clearly their best OL. The rest of the Bill's draft was a bunch
of reaches outside of Shawn Nelson who will ahve a suprisingly solid year. The
Bills drafted 3 corners and a saftey in this draft, I thought their secondary was
the strongest part of the defense. They could have use more DL and LB help
with some of those picks. Maybe Nic Harris will bulk up a tad and play WOLB?

Grade: C-

[GridironChamp]

Denver Broncos - Too start off, we have to remember that they did ship Jay Cutler
out and that does effect this draft grade. The trade is basically Ayers, Smith,
Quinn, and Orton for Cutler. I think you lose in that case. Moreno was the best
RB available in the whole draft so taking him at 12 was good, but to pass on Orakpo
when you had a horrid pass rush last year is slightly strange. Then to trade away
a first in next years strong draft, a top 15 pick most likely, is not a great move.
Trading both thirds to move up to get a pure blocking TE just isn't a smart move
at all. After this, McD just starts reaching left and right. I think it started with
McBath and lasted through the whole draft. Drafting two safties and a CB is
I guess understandable but they refused to adress the issues on the front 7 besides
the pick of Robert Ayers who will be a project. Value was not a friend of Denver
this weekend, nor was positions of need, but McD did get some very skilled players.

Grade: C-

Washington Redkins - Nothing worth noting happened with the Redkins after
they drafted Brian Orakpo, by some amazing happening, with the 13th pick. Great
pick there and Keven Barnes was solid in the 3rd, but after that the picks are
low and just positions more than players. They didn't adress WR very well or
RT at all, so Cambell will still struggle.

Grade - C

New Orleans Saints - The Saints took their few picks, and focused on fixing their
biggest need, secondary. Malcolm Jenkins will be a stud player and Chip Vaughn
should also be a solid contribution to their secondary. Like the Redskins, their
other draftpicks had been shipeed out the year before, which I can't give them
credit for that now because it belongs to last years draft.

Grade - B-

Houston Texans - Despite prior rumors apparently Houston was not completely
set with their LB corp. They went right after Brian Cushing without much hesitation
with the 15th pick and I can't say I blame them. He fits in perfectly at SOLB in the
4-3 and gets to learn from Ryans. Next, they select Conner Barwin who will get
to sit behind Smith on rush downs and come in across from Mario on passing
downs. Great pick there, and then Antione Caldwell to play Center, their biggest
hole along the O line. Now, here in the middle rounds they got sidetracked and
made Quin to McCain including two more TE's even though they have talented TE's
on the team. Troy Nolan in the 7th is good value, but they didn't adress the CB
issue, maybe like some predicted their FA signings solved that problem.

Grade - B

San Diego Chargers - Unlike the other AFCW teams the Chargers didn't completely
screw their draft over. Not spectacular, but at the very least solid. They start
with Larry English who could replace Merriman is the knee is acting up or he could
play across from him causing havoc. After that no pick really stands out, but every
pick focuses specifically on a need of SD. Like KC, Den, and OK they reached but
unlike the rest of us their reaches came at positions of need. Outside of English
and Gartrell Johnson no one has me siked (or scared) but most the picks were solid.

Grade: C+


New York Jets - They had the least amount of draft picks once this draft was over, but
that doesn't mean their draft was bad at all. Lets start off by saying the trade they
pulled off with Cleveland to move up was perfection at it's finest. They gave up little
and got exactly who they wanted, Mark Sanchez. Personally I think Mark Sanchez is
better than Matthew Stafford, and I've said that forever, so the trading up to get him
to me gives them the best QB out of this class. They kept next years first in doing so
as well. Sanchez comes into the same kind of situation Flacco did last year, he has a
run game, an OL, and a defense, perfect situationi. I also liked picking Greene since
Thomas Jones is in the last year of his contract, and Greene is a perfect back to pair
with Leon Washington, as Greene can't catch. Matt Slauson was their last pick, and
while they ignored WR they needed so OL help so I can't diss on the pick. With so
few picks, it's hard to grade them real high, but all 3 picks where good, filled needs,
and good value.

Grade: B+

Tampa Bay Buccaneers - I'll start off by saying I didn't think trading up to get Freeman
was a bad move at all. Obviously Cleveland was trading back and Denver could have
as well. They made the move to get the last QB in this draft, and unlike other teams,
that are rebuilding, Tampa is ready to win soon. Freeman is raw, but talented. He is a
Boom or Bust player and at 17 I think you can afford take him. Roy Miller in the 3rd is a
great pick, especially when you consider that they are on record saying they want to get
bigger on the DL. I don't like Kyle Moore to the extent the "experts" on ESPN did, but
the pick is decent. Xavier Fulton, like Kyle Moore, is a solid pick but nothing eye popping
much like the rest of Tampa's draft. Decent players that have a use, but they passed
on some good value/talent in taking players like Fulton and Moore. Solid draft, just
nothing outstanding.

Grade: B-

Philadelphia Eagles - I love how they traded up and jumped all over Maclin, because
quite frankly I think he will be a stud in the NFL. Everyone always compares small
fast guys to Steve Smith but they forget to look at Smith's unreal jumping ability
and strength, two things in which Maclin does have. McNabb finally is starting to
get weapons around him, and with saying that they also nabbed Ingram in the
mid-rounds who provides a nice big red zone target and a very talented TE.
Philly also picked up McCoy who will back up the often injured Westbrook now
that Buckhalter has departed. Ellis Hobbs, while not great, is a DB they can
add to their roster and they gave up very little to get him, prolly because
NE drafted Darius Butler. They also drafted Victor Harris in the 5th ROUND!!!
Oh, and in case McNabb is still complaining about no options, they also
drafted Brandon Gibson late in the draft. In terms of value, need, and just
raw talent the Eagles have to be the winner of this years draft. My only
question is, Who is going to be the return man?? Jackson, Maclin, or Hobbs?

Grade: A+

Minnesota Vikings - The Polar opposite of the Maclin pick. Percy Harvin,
while similar to Maclin, does not translate to the NFL in the same way.
He is smaller (thinner) and doesn't look near as smooth at receiver. Now,
Harvin can run the hell out of the ball once he gets it, so that counteracts
everything else... Until you look into his background. He is your typical
WR in terms of bad decisions and possible locker room cancers. To me,
he just isn't worth a first round pick in this years draft. They did make
solid moves later in the draft by getting Loadholt and Asher Allen. Both
should push for starting jobs, Allen at nickel back. But, their draft saver
to me has got to be Jasper Brinkly who I believe will be the best ILB,
outside of Aaron Curry, from this draft class, and they got him in the 5th
round.

Grade: C+

New England Patriots - The typical whellin n dealin style of the Hoodie
strikes again. I hate grading the Pats draft because they do such a
good job of evaluating guys that fit their team and not anyone elses,
but I'll give it a shot. First they drafted Patrick Chung, which was a
good pick, but I don't understand passing on William Moore for Chung.
Both are SS and Moore has just been flat out better from everything
I've seen or read. Again, I can't really argue the Hoodie's talent
judgement. Ron Brace is a unbelievably genius move, it allows NE
the upper hand next year when Wilfork's contract is up. Darius
Butler was a steal, and the OT out of Houston will surprise people
with his ability at RT. I really like Brandon Tate because of how good
he was before the injury. They Pats did make one vital mistake, however.
They didn't get any pass rushing LBs, after losing Vrabel and Thomas
looking a tad slower how will they rush anyone? That can be
countered with the fact that the Hoodie already has 3 picks in
next year's 2nd round though.

Grade: A-

[GridironChamp]

Atlanta Falcons - I'm not a huge fan of Peria Jerry because I think he fits
on a team that uses the DT's to pressure the QB, Atlanta prefers to
have their DT's clog the middle. However, DT was probably the biggest
need facing Atlanta. William Moore that late in the 2nd round is a steal.
As is Sidbury in the 4th round, although I'm not sure how well he will
fit in their defense. I don't think Atlanta adressed the LB need or
the CB need very well but at least they got guys they feel are good
fits for them in the secondary. WHen thinking about Atlanta's draft
you have to remember that they did just trade for Tony Gonzalez
an unbelievable move that will pay off HUGE.

Grade: B

Miami Dolphins - Vontae Davis down at the 25th pick is great value
and Parcells is getting a super prospect. If anyone will be able to
fire him up and playing as well as he can it will be Miami. Next they
grab Pat White and most people assume for the wildcat but I have
faith in him as a QB. We might see a new starting QB down in
Miami in a couple years. Sean Smith was a great value when he
was taken, and he will fit in well as a CB or S. Aftere these first
3 picks however Miami begins reaching and reaching far. I didn't
like any of the second day picks by Miami, but the second day
isn't as important as the first so that saved em...

Grade: B

Baltimore Ravens - Trading up to draft Michael Oher might be
tied for the greatest move in this draft, with trading up for
Sanchez. ALthough OT wasn't a pressing need, it was by far
the BPA in that spot. And, is there anyone who isn't inspired
after his interview right after he got drafted? Paul Kruger is a
good pick for their 3-4 defense and Jason Phillips in the 5th
round is almost as good as Jasper Brinkly in the 5th. Phillips
dropped due to an injury, but short term ILB play isn't a need
of the Ravens. Like usual though, Baltimore failed to adress
the huge need at WR. I just have a hard time seeing them
take the next step until they have a decent passing attack, and
for the love of god get Flacco some help.

Grade: B+

Indianapolis Colts - I like Donald Brown as prospect, especially
in 2 or 3 years, but not for Indy. I don't think they needed a
1st round RB until they are sure Addai can't stay healthy. Addai
is still as skilled as Donald Brown is but the loss of Rhodes does
justify this pick kinda... The Colts added much needed beef to
the middle of the DL with Moala and Terrance Taylor in the mid
rounds, maybe we are seeing them get away from the smaller
DTs? I don't like the Powers pick, but it fills a need as does
the pick of BYU wideout Collie. Like always the Colts had a
good draft, and this is why they are always a SB contender.
There are 4 teams you hear every year in SB talks, and all
4 of them draft well, it's just a known fact.

Grade: B

New York Giants - This draft is flawless. Nothing bad in
this draft at all. Hakeem Nicks, great pick. Clint Sintim
good pick. William Beaty super pick. Ramses Barden, Eli
asked for bigger targets, solid pick. Travis Beckum outstanding
pick. On, and On for the last 4 picks, Andre Brown and Rhett
Bomar among them. Their draft is great, GREAT, but I do
feel they are lacking the superstar element that Philly
captured in their draft, leaving the Giants with the 2nd
place trophy for this years draft.

Grade: A+

Tennessee Titans - Remember how I said there are 4 teams
that draft so good and compete every year? I guess Tenn.
is planning on making that 5 teams. Kenny Britt and Marks
fufill the teams two biggest needs at DT and WR. They might
not have beent he BPA but they were close enough, so no knock
there. After that, they just went BPA and I have to admit that
they rocked the draft on the second day. Jared Cook, Javon
Ringer, and Troy Kropong are outstanding picks. Cook can
learn the trick to blocking while producing in the receiving
catagory behind Scaife, Ringer wait and capitalize on an
upcoming LenDale White mistake, and Kropong gets to learn
from the best OL in football. Great, great second day.

Grade: A-

Arizona Cardinals - What is going on? I though the top
10 teams were supposed to have the best drafts, not the
bottom 10 teams? While Beanie Wells is a good pick and
an amazing athlete, I think he is very close to Tim Hightower
and the difference between the two isn't what you normally
look for but then again... Beanie is that good. I'm not
flippin over the Cody Brown pick, sure it's solid, but I don't
think it's even their best pick. Rashad Johnson, however, is
a really good pick for when he was taken, but how big of a
need is saftey? Adrian Wilson is a star as is Antrel Rolle. My
favorite Zona pick has to be the combo of Trevor Canfield
and Herman Johnson. They need a OG and one of these guys
will pan out, if not both of them. Look for Zona to compete
again this year.

Grade: A-

Pittsburgh Steelers - The final team that always competes
is making a solid contribution to the 2010 squad. Ziggy
Hood is a perfect fit for a 3-4 DE in my opinion, and Kraig
Urbik is a nice pick. I applaud Pit for not reaching after
Alex Mack was gone and not taking a Center until later when
they landed Shipley from Penn. St. The rest of their picks,
while not playmakers, should make solid contributions to
the depth of a SB team, I.E. Pit. I would keep an eye on CB
Keenan Lewis though.

Grade: B+

Chicago Bears - Remember the Jay Cutler trade landed them
a stud young QB. So keeping that in mind, they still landed
Jarron Gilbert, Iglesias, and DJ Moore all on the second day.
Super value and perfect fits for a Bears team that has plenty
of needs. To win games they know they have to get guys
for Cutler to throw the ball to, and they did that by drafting
3 WR's. I would also like to say look out for the next Bears
great LB to be Marcus Freeman. They gave up a bit too
much for Cutler, although they worked well with what they
had.
G

Grade: A-

Carolina Panthers - Some teams trade, and we make a special
note of teams like the Pats and Eagles that trade back a lot to
stockpile picks. Well the Panthers trade a lot too, only they trade
the other way... up. No first round selection and they traded
away next years first but man did they have a solid draft. Peppers
will be gone next year so they draft Everette Brown to make up
for it, but they had to get rid of that #1 pick in next years stronger
draft. They were able to steal Duke Robinson later in the draft
who I still feel will be the best OG from this class. I don't care if
he isn't breaking any 100 yard dash records, he is a beast on
the inside and will start for Car. soon. But their best pick had
to be Captain Munnerlyn in the 7th... Just look at his name,
Captain! Overall, I just hate trading first round picks from next year.

Grade: B-

Dallas Cowboys - Ouch. With 8 zillion 2nd day picks, how come
we have seen like 5 or 6 other teams with better 2nd days than
Dallas? What was Jerry Jones doing? McGee was a wasted pick
QB wasn't a need and wasn't the BPA. Along with their 6th other
picks before Michael Hamlin were all lame. The Hamlin pick is a solid
selection as was Mike Mickens late in the draft. I think both have
starter potentiol. Most people knock on the pick of David Buehler
and I wonder why? Do you really think Jones drafted him to be
a kicker? Hell no, they are going to try to convert him to a LB
that comes in cover situations or maybe a S in run downs. It's
not a great pick, but that late it's worth the risk and certiantly
not worth the criticism. But, still no great picks... so eh..

Grade: D

[JakeNbake]

Seems like a pretty fair assumption.

[chazoe60]

Don't take this personal GC, but draft grades the day after the draft ends are usually about as accurate as a 6 fingered member of the Rivers clan being asked to count to 7. I know it's fun and all, just rarely on target.

We'll see in three years.

[str8jacket]

Don't take this personal GC, but draft grades the day after the draft ends are usually about as accurate as a 6 fingered member of the Rivers clan being asked to count to 7. I know it's fun and all, just rarely on target.

We'll see in three years.

Oh snap, he went there.

[omahaBroncoFan]

Generally agree.

but for the sake of having something to type, here are some things I would argue differently:

SF selecting Coffee, mid 3rd round, good pickup, don't think he would've been there to much longer... although your right Ringer and some other decent RBs sure did hang around... I think the consensus on him was early 3rd round. Good pickup, led SEC in rushing, and he goes out and hits people.

The Raiders picking that safety in the 2nd round I guess wasn't so bad, everyone is saying Chicago was about to pick him.....

I think I would knock the Chargers up a grade, unfortunately they typically really seem to know what they're doing when drafting

[22cannon]

You nailed Denver's draft: lots of good players and talent but terrible value was given up for them.

[dogman67156]

Hey people, the draft is over! Let's see what the coaches can mold this talent into! I am ready for camps to open up!!!
God Broncos!!!

[Scheyjosh]

Generally agree.

but for the sake of having something to type, here are some things I would argue differently:

SF selecting Coffee, mid 3rd round, good pickup, don't think he would've been there to much longer... although your right Ringer and some other decent RBs sure did hang around... I think the consensus on him was early 3rd round. Good pickup, led SEC in rushing, and he goes out and hits people.

The Raiders picking that safety in the 2nd round I guess wasn't so bad, everyone is saying Chicago was about to pick him.....

I think I would knock the Chargers up a grade, unfortunately they typically really seem to know what they're doing when drafting

Except for later the guy corrected himself and talked to the Bears staff and they said they were gonna take him in the 4th or 5th, never in the 2nd

[Joshecalpoly]

Yes we reached in the beginning and got good players a bit to soon. However by getting players who were 2nd-5th rounders in FA we more then made up for it. We reached but then we stole it balanced out well as long as we dont have a munch of Mosses

[GridironChamp]

Don't take this personal GC, but draft grades the day after the draft ends are usually about as accurate as a 6 fingered member of the Rivers clan being asked to count to 7. I know it's fun and all, just rarely on target.

We'll see in three years.

While I agree to an extent, it's the same with mock drafts...

It gives me something to do.


Oh, I finished it out...

[Broncosinindy]

Thanks for your thoughts on our draft. While i had my head scratching after reading in on the players we got was superb.

Hear me out

We didnt pursue a pass rusher because we have alot of highly drafted linebackers that we already have on the roster and we need to see what we have before we just dismiss em all. I think if they play Ayers at SOLB i think were set. I think Doom can get the job done this year. and if we cant well we know he needs to be not resigned. I really wanted larry english but i can definelty see why we went this way

A big hole we had on D last year was our DB play. our CB's didnt play up in your face enough which led to alot of short passes i was told that alot of the reason was because our Safeties were horrible and had to play off. that will give the pass rush a second or two more to get to the qb which will result in more sacks.

With the addition of chris baker we got a NT who i felt all we really lacked i know he wont start right off the bat but if we rotate our lineman to keep them fresh we should be alright.

Over all i thought our draft minus the value really was a A. everyone we drafted has a chance to start immediatly. plus that just really upgrades our special teams.

as far as the grade i give it a B minus value and with value a D

I am not gonna get all mad until they get on the field.. lol

[Broncosinindy]

While I agree to an extent, it's the same with mock drafts...

It gives me something to do.


Oh, I finished it out...

Last year the media said KC had the best ddraft out there and had alot of people scraftching their head about denvers We made out with a all pro tackle and a 90 catch wideout. in the first two rounds.,

[Raiderhater_07]

Last year the media said KC had the best ddraft out there and had alot of people scraftching their head about denvers We made out with a all pro tackle and a 90 catch wideout. in the first two rounds.,

I am going to go there
Knowshon Moreno 1,200 yards this year
Robert Ayers 30 tackles 5 sacks
Alphonso Smith 6 ints