This would be because of  what happened on draft day to guys like Marino and Roethlisberger.
127169
He'll be good there. Him throwin to Boldin and Fitzgerald, gonna be fun to watch.
587661
All depends on whose name comes up with him. No one stood a chance with Steve Young and Dan Marino's names popping up for example. Definitely within 3 years of eligibility though. You got to remember there are Steelers with 4 Superbowl rings that cant seem to get in like LC Greenwood for example. But being a high profile running back will definitely work to the Bus's advantage.
153238
Yes, and i thank god everyday that andy reid drafted McNabb over Ricky in the 99' draft. i mean what are you thinking ricky? your ricky williams! you should expect to get tested at any point, if smoking is that important to you get the "wizzanater" man your thickhead!
527297
While I have no recollection of any of that happening in the late round, I'm more likely to believe you saw a replay of Vernon Davis being drafted.\n\nUsually during the draft, they don't have cameras set up at the home nor do they invite potential 6th or 7th rounders to the draft as they generally have minimal name value outside of a RB or QB from a big name program that didnt perform well (ala Tom Brady, Marc Bulger, etc.) enough to be drafted early on.
261719
Well considering the parity in the NFL , They have about a 25 % chance , Anything can happen . Pittsburgh looked like it might miss the playoffs and then rallied to win it all . If not they are on the right track . Getting the 6-7 monster Mario Williams was a good move and addressing a weak line in the second and third round was brilliant . As was getting Moulds from Buffalo . Carr has to step up and show some leadership if he does and with Davis and Moulds and Williams on D if they all play big then Houston will make the playoffs .
658009
I think it was because they weren't what you would call NFL ready...  We all know those guys were very good college players, but they just didn't have NFL type talent...  They mostly succeeded based on K-States system...  not just off pure talent like Terrence Newmen or Darren Sproles...
155005
Scouts for each team look at college players and the best ones go to the draft. Some may not get chosen though
434775
Doubtful.  Within the last couple of days, the NFL forced You Tube to remove about 3000 clips of NFL video footage.\n\nContact some of the local NFL or college teams and ask about an internship.
336129
He could line up at RB, but he'd have to report to the officials every play, much as a lineman does if he lines up at TE or FB.
67568
Yes they should.  He should actually start some next season.  Of course Rex Grossman will have his snaps.  It should be a duo hit.  One gets tired send in the other one.
521089
Pretty amazing that Colston was the 2nd to last draft pick this year.  Sure makes the Stallworth trade to Philly look like a great deal.  Drew Brees was definitely the best free agent QB signing of the off season.
138182
Happened about 5 hours ago, but yea, its a bad decision on Taxans behalf. If they werent gonna take Reggie, they shoulda got Vince, even though they still wont be winning, he would put butts in the seats. But good news is, with that dumb pick, the Texans will prob have the first pick next year so  they can get the Beast Adrian Peterson(Hopefully) or another good RB.
367182
IF you arent aware of the fact that they lost almost 1/3 of their starters to the NFL! It is kind of tough for a rookie team to play like they did last year when they had 2 Heisman Trophy Winners. If it makes you feel good u could watch Reggie Bush or MAthew Lienart on Sundays and once and a while on Mondays. Other than that pray that USC football wil rise to their expectations of their 2002-2006 team.
217888
first off id like to state the texans are out of there mind they could have traded down and chose that player and got an extra draft pick.  Second i dont know why they would of chose reggie bush because even though he is good it is my understanding that they have a pretty good back and third but not least they do not need a quarterback because carr is a good player when your sacked continously its hard for any quarterback to do well.  There focus should be on offensive line and they should have traded there pick down for extra picks thats where they lost there mind
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I will argue that the Steelers have a very good chance to win the Super Bowl again. The players they lost have been replace already by outstanding players.  At Safety either Clark Ryan (picked from the Redskins) or Tyrone Carter should cover Chris Hope.  Brett Keisel played great in the playoff and will do fine at defensive Tackle.  Santonio Holmes was drafted in the 1st round for the sole purpose to become a great wide receiver, it was sad to see Randle El leave, but we will be fine. Bettis departure was the best way a player could retire, he won a Super Bowl. I don't think the bus had any more gas to keep going anyways.  Duce Staley and Willie Parker will fill the back field just find or even better this year. As for Big Ben he is just getting wiser and better in running the offense. Watch out it's going to be interesting season, I predict back to back Superbowl Champs!
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Let's put it this way....if the Texans had selected Bush and he ended up stinking up the joint (doubtful) or having a career ending injury (never know), no one ever would have criticized them for making the wrong pick, even if Mario Williams turned out to be a stud.  I can almost guarantee that there will be other defensive ends in the draft that will do really well.  But if Mario Williams ends up being only slightly above average while Bush becomes a star, the Texans will never hear the end of it.  It will be much like the teams who passed on Michael Jordan.  There is going to be A LOT of pressure on Mario Williams.\n\nWith all that said, I agree that the Texans need defensive help probably more than offensive.  I respect the decision. But the Saints didn't need Reggie Bush either.
376650
Because of the draft system, the worst teams have the rights to the best players.  This is to encourage parity and better competition.  The NFL doesn't want eternal bottom dwellers, so teams like the Cardinals and Lions get the opportunity to draft fine young promising players like Leinert every year until they improve.\n\nActually, Leinert dropped all the way to the 10th pick overall, so several NFL teams felt there were better players available. Or perhaps they were unwilling to pay Matt the big bucks they thought he would ask for.