Do not just list them.  Give reasons why you would pick the way you do.  Go Phins!!
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AFC EAST \nDolphins 15-1 Fins rule.\nBills 9-7 Bills suck.\nJets 6-10 Jets suck\nPatriots 0-16 http://patriotsuck.blogspot.com
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Where are the Aikman's. Marino, Elway, Montana, Young. I guess Favre is in there, he was good and kind of still is. I liked Staubach and Unitus too. Too many to list. Nameth. Bradshaw.
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Hawaii's offense for sure. Remember that one dude they had a couple years ago who set the record for most passing yards all time; he turned out to be a sixth round pick who hasn't played one snap of pro ball.
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I am a little shaky about the Texas QB sitution, they have good but raw QBs who still need to improve. Look out for Romance Talyor, Selvin Young, Charles to step up their game and watch out for the defense including players such as Al Harris, a rising star.
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at least you don't have to worry about the bcs lol. top 25 rankings dont matter in the preseason and it is much more motivating to be the underdog so expect your team to come out with an attitude of something to prove. its not all bad.
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I agree with all the above stated answers to a point.  Bush, Young, and Leinart are all good players and will make an impact for their respective teams soon (hopefully).  But two names that aren't on this list that needs to be recognized are Laurence Maroney and Joseph Addai.  These two are the top rusher's for rookies (I believe) and yes they play for two very good teams and that helps, but part of that is skill.  I think ROY will go to Colston, he leads all rooks in receptions, receiving yards, and total TD's.  Not to mention he plays for a very good Saints team.
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#13 clemson\n\nClemson enters 2006 with some momentum in the form of a four-game winning streak, and wins in six of its last seven games. There are eight starters back on offense, but one of them isn’t the quarterback. Charlie Whitehurst has turned the reins over to senior Will Proctor, who completed 58 percent of his tosses with three TDs and no INTs last season. \n\nProctor has a first-rate receiving corps to work with, led by Chansi Stuckey and Aaron Kelly, who combined for 111 catches last fall. But mostly he will be handing off to running back James Davis, the 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year. As a true freshman, Davis ran for 879 yards at well over five yards a carry, with nine scores. He was the MVP of Clemson’s 19–10 Champs Sports Bowl win over Colorado, when he ran for 150 yards against a Buffalo defense ranked 11th in the nation against the run. Reggie Merriweather picked up 715 yards on the ground himself last year and has 1,441 for his career, and he’s back too. And all five starters return on the offensive line, spearheaded by All-ACC guard Roman Fry. \n\nAll three starting linebackers — Anthony Waters, Nick Watkins and Tramaine Billie — return after finishing 1-2-3 on the team in tackles. Waters, who lines up in the middle, broke through for 13.5 tackles behind the line and batted down seven passes. End Gaines Adams notched 15 tackles for a loss and 9.5 sacks, and broke up nine passes. \n\nBowden Bowl VIII, set for Sept. 16 in Tallahassee, could clear up the picture in the Atlantic Division early on. The Georgia Tech game at Clemson and the trip to Virginia Tech come five days apart — Oct. 21 and 26.\n\nMy pick: ACC runnerups (losing to miami in the conferense championship)\n\nReturning starters\n8 offense, 7 defense, both kickers\n\nBall protection\nClemson lost only five fumbles all last season, the fourth-fewest in the nation.\n\nStanding invitation\nIn his nine years as a head coach (including two at Tulane), Tommy Bowden has yet to have a team not finish the regular season bowl eligible.\n\nFond farewell\nCharlie Whitehurst leaves Clemson in possession of 46 school records,\nincluding the marks for passing yards, touchdown passes and total offense.\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 2 Florida Atlantic\nS. 9 at Boston College\nS. 16 at Florida State\nS. 23 North Carolina\nS. 30 Louisiana Tech\nO. 7 at Wake Forest\nO. 12 #Temple\nO. 21 Georgia Tech\nO. 26 at Virginia Tech\nN. 4 Maryland\nN. 11 NC State\nN. 25 South Carolina
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Look for the Texans to have a very dangerous offense. They have a top notch recieving core. A good running back in Dominick Davis. With Bush in the lineup he could create all kinds of mismatches both in the backfield and in the slot. Now Bush won't have the benefit of a dominating offensive line like he had in USC. So it may be interesting to watch how that works out.
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they should do a wing T formation, or the power I, or even a full house. and the go to spread for passing if its like 3rd down.
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The Phialdelphia Eagles, they pick up DT Brodrick Bunkley at 14 who should have been a top 10 pick.  The pick up Winston Justice in the secon round who there were about to take at #14.  They also solidify their receiving core with Avant and Bloom (bloom also boosts the return game). They can make up for some of TO's production also with the return of Pinkston.  The Cardinals had a fantastic draft as well as the Packers who really shape up their defense.  The Broncos had a decent draft with Cutler and the aqusition of Javon Walker.  I would also say the Bills had the WORST draft.  They made some questionable picks early.
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Best Choice are Rudi Johnson and  Mike Bell \n\nMoroney wont do as well as the other guys ...\n\nGood Luck
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I'm gonna go with Florida. They return every single starter that they had last year during their title run. Also, they added some great recruits to the mix. UNC will be pretty good, and Kansas will too. Arizona has my main man Nic Wise, they also have the fantastic soph Marcus Williams, and they also have Jawaan McClellan. But a squad you forgot was Ohio State University...
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I would play Steve McNair against Tennessee.  He has motivation to play well.  I think he has a good day against his old team.  Plus, the matchup is better.
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How about\n\nHead Coach: Bill Belichek\nOffensive:  Norm Chow\nDeffensive: Nick Saban\nSpecial Tm: Mike Sweatman
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USC...........Florida struggled and the Big East is too weak, but Arkansas might have a good case........
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If soon doesn't mean within the next 2 years then you can make an arument for just about any team: "Within the next 3-5 years, Team X will be something to watch". When you're inviting MARCUS VICK to your mini-camp, you're smelling a little desperate. Daunte Culpepper must prove himself without Randy Moss or Nate Burleson, and Chambers and Booker ain't no Moss/Burleson. Ronnie Brown will get his chance, but he had as many fumbles lost as TD's last year. Hopefully he ain't been hanging with Ricky in the offseason. O-line is a little sketchy, Secondary has LOTS of question marks, so...a lot of ifs. Then again, it seems lots of teams turn ifs into positives these days. But I would expect the team to take a step back this season while Saban gets more players under his system and shakes the rest out...There are LOTS more teams with LOTS more potential for the near future than Miami though.
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I say go for it. Good luck. You can pick Lamont too.