Who do you think is the best WR? And the best in the draft? Wr you think will have a break out season this year? And best TE? Best TE in the draft? Most underrated?\n\nBest WR: Steve Smith\n\nBest WR in draft: Chad Jackson (You know it's true when a \nBulldog fan will admit a WR out of Florida is the best)\n\nBreak-out next year: Antwaan Randle-El\n\nBest TE: Antonio Gates\n\nBest in draft: Leonardo Pope , OUT OF THE GEORGIA!\n\nMost under-rated TE: Eric Johnson of the 49ers, he had 709 reciveing yards last year! Thats excellent for a TE. But he only had 2 recieving TD's. He's most underrated for sure.
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Best WR: Steve Smith yes you got this one right and next year will be even better since adding Keyshawn so it will be harder to double team.\n\nBest WR in draft: Chad Jackson, your right again but only because hes going to the Patriots were he was Tom Brady to throw to him.\n\nBreak-out next year: Same team different WR. Brandon Llyod, he is good but playing for the 49ers brought his stats down. This year playing with Antwaan and Moss will allow more 1-on-1 coverage and get him more yards and catchs.\n\nBest TE: Antonio Gates had the best season but im gonna go with Tony Gonzalez because he had a horrible 1st half of the year and finished 2nd in TE yards. He can also block much better than anyother TE.\n\nBest in draft: Vernon Davis. Hes the most ready player in the draft and once he smooths in and learns to block he will be unstoppable.\n\nMost under-rated TE: I am sorry to tell you but he had 825 in 2004 i dont know where you are getting your stats from. But the most underrated TE is Jermaine Wiggins. Top 10 in yards, Top 5 in catches and no fumbles in 16 games last year.
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1-10....I give it a 9.5. How  did you get such a great team? Carson Palmer is going to play amazingly, if not then you got Hasselbeck at backup and he's a starter usually. Horn is going to play great with Brees at QB. Fitzgerald will only improve. Clinton Portis, Corey Dillon, and LaMont Jordan are all good RBs. Jordan will be more effective than last year because their new coach is a run-first type of guy.  Holt as a backup WR? That's crazy! Jevon Walker, well he'll do better than last year, don't you think? And Vanderjagt at kicker will always be a great kicker. Carolina's DEF will also be one of the best. Shockey at TE, again will be one of the best.
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no way - Alexander is the consensus projected #1 player in all of fantasy football for next year.  superstar running backs are fantasy football gold - you really want to hang onto them.\n\nTO might have a good year, but he's not even likely to be the #1 WR, while Alexander is very likely to be the best overall player in the league at any position.
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I don't have a list handy of who would be better..   but he's fringe waiver wire material in fantasy leagues - which strongly stresses Ks and WHIP.  I'm from Atlanta and have all the respect in the world for him, but he's about as useful as a Brad Radke or Glavine.
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hahaha!!! i lovedddd that he got picked 10th!! only one in front of a VANDERBILT quarterback...now u know thats bad when a vandy guy almost beats u no matter how good vandy this year!! oh boy this kind of stuff makes me laugh!
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Hey I love this question, its never to early to talk about the draft.  Brian Brohm and JaMarcus Russell are both juniors so if they come back for their senior year they are bound to be taken first round in 08'.  Accompanied by Chad Henne, John David Booty,  Brian Johnson and Kevin O'Connell rounding out the top QB prospects.\n\nIn 2009 if you ask me, as of right now you have sophomores Ben Olsen, Chase Daniels, Rudy Carpender, Nathan Longshore, and possibly Xavier Lee and Pat White headlining that QB class.
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I'm agree with Brady Quinn, he had a great year last season. Plus with Charley Weiz going on his second year they are going to be great. Plus he didn't even have his best receiver for most of the season last year. He'll be back next year though.
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Of course there is a lot of adjustments that teams will be making to their rosters before Sept.  But right now I would say LaDanien Tomlinson, Larry Johnson, Tiki Barber, Shaun Alexander and Carson Palmer (if he's healthy).  1st pick?  Larry Johnson.  I just like the way he runs and he knows how to find the end zone.
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Jim Brown is the best I've ever seen. He was the only runningback I can think of who was able to incorporate so many styles into one. If he wanted to, he could be a power runner and bull doze over you. If he felt like it, he could use his amazing speed and quickness to out run the fastest of linebackers and defensive backs. One person said it best, "You don't tackle Jim Brown, Jim Brown tackles you." Payton is a close second, Sanders is tied with Sayers for third. Emmit was good, but prospered from an amazing line.
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Calvin Johnson is definatly one of the best wide recievers in the ncaa and WILL be. he plays for georgia tech and boy has he been great and i dont know what we'll do without him. the only problem is people don't think he is the best because he doesn't have the best record of catches because our qb (Reggie Ball) never throws to him and the ones he does throw, most of them are bad but Calvin manages to catch them. that's why he is the best.
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D Jackson, Mark Clayton, and Plexico Burress.\n\nhttp://fantasysports.yahoo.com/analysis/news?slug=ys-expertpoll-week12-wr&prov=yhoo&type=lgns&league=fantasy/nfl\n\nJackson Rated # 7\nClayton Rated # 14\nBurress Rated # 14 also\n\nFitzgerald Rated # 19\nColes Rated # 25
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With Matt Leinart to help with the dangerous offense, along with another weapon in Leonard Pope, the Arizona Cardinals had the best draft.  They also got Deuce Latui to help with the Offensive Line.\n\nThe worst draft would probably be the 49ers because with the 6th pick, to a team that needs help at almost every position, drafting a tight end was a mistake.  They need receiving, rushing, and defensive help before they start looking to a tight end.
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He ran a great 4.35 on the 40. the second best of wide-receivers, and pretty much the top-5 of everyone, all of this though is 'unofficial' just written down by reporters, the real notifications by the NFL will appear later and be easier to access
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Not a bad choice.  I think it will either be him or Vernon Davis in San Fran.  Davis his an absolute freak, and chances are he will be Alex Smith's favorite target.  Vernon should be a starter right away so I think his numbers will be pretty attractive.  But if any thing happens to Deshawn Foster, DeAngelo could be the man out in Carolina.  My chose for defensive rookie of the year by the way is Antonio Cromartie.
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Definatly. I use to think that Priest Holmes was the best but he was injured and has never come back. But if you can sub for Holmes without missing a beat then you are definatly one of the best. What makes him the best is that he isnt on a strong team when Alexander was on one of the 3 best teams in football last year. If your looking at this year than you choose Johnson as the better runningback. Johnson just gained a great blocker in Kyle Turley. Alexander lost his best blocker. Johnson is the best runningback in the NFL. No if, ands, or buts about it.
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Bush will still be the number one pick.\nYoung should be picked ahead of Leinart and will both be in the top 15 at least. It all depends on what moves are made before the draft and if Young comes out. Alot of teams need defensive help and offensive help. As for White, he will be a first round pick. He put up decent numbers behing the future number one pick. Doesn't that remind you of last year when the backup was drafted ahead of the starter in last years draft? lol.  He has alot of talent and teams are looking for bruising running backs. THey realize that having a thunder and lightning combo works best. At worst, he will be a early second round pick. Im not real sure on the WRs. I havent looked at who was declaring or are seniors. But in all honesty, it depends on what the team needs and what moves are made before the draft.
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I think White should be a solid NFL back. He has pretty good speed considering his size. I think his size will help him greatly in the NFL. I know he had better college numbers than Bush but that was college. I see Bush as a stud who could be a great player in the NFL. But as for White, he will probably end up getting drafted int he late 1st round, and be a goal line/3rd down back. Personally I think he fits in great in a system like that of the Steelers. They love to have big, powerful running backs. Look for him to go there.