i think the top four are Marcus Vick, Jay Cutler, Vince Young, and Matt Leinart
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Matt Leinart will be the first to go off the board because he has the most potential to help a team right away. Marcus Vick shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as those three. Most people are saying he won't even go in the first day (4 rounds)! While he has some potential, there's just to much downside to him. He's gotten in way to much trouble at VT and he left on bad terms so you can't expect any recommendations from the coaches there. Plus with Maurice Clarett being such a gamble and a bust last year I think it will cause even more teams to hesitate.
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#2 should definitely be Fitzgerald.  I'm sorry but his talent and production before is just too good to pass up on.  He's fighting back slowly but I still think he'll put up good numbers this year.\n\nBryant Johnson should not be considered and unfortunately, Jennings inconsistency is too scary to use.  He may go off but play it safe and sit him with the pinched-nerve Favre.\n\nMy #3 would be Jenkins.  Vick will always find Crumpler first but I think that frees up the whole entire WR core.  Jenkins is easily the best one and with his TD total as of late, you have to go with him.  Keyshawn will get the yards but Smith always comes first.
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Honestly, I refuse to put Peyton Manning in the as #1 until he wins something. For years now I keep hearing about his greatness, and he is a great player, but great players need to win something to prove it.\n\n1.) Tom Brady (almost always finds a way to win on the highest level)\n\n2.) Ben Roethlisberger (has done nothing but win since he got in the League)\n\n3.) Peyton Manning (despite his great numbers he has done nothing to give Indy a championship)\n\n4.) Carson Palmer ( great QB who has only gotten better since his debut in the league)\n\n5.) Michale Vick (dont give me crappy passing stats either...who cares when he is in the lineup the Falcons win...he is the real MVP of the nFL every year because without him the Falcons are a 2-5 win team. with him they are an 8-12 win team. nobody else makes that much of a difference.)
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I can't believe you don't have Elway on there. Almost everyone and their mom has Elway atleast top 3.\n\n1. John Elway\n2. Dan Marino\n3. Joe Montana\n4. Peyton Manning\n5. Brett Favre\n\nUnbelievable
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QB- Tom Brady\nRB- Larry Johnson\nTE- Antonio Gates\nWR- Steve Smith
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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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Houston: Reggie Bush-He CAN'T be passed up. He's just too talented.\nNew Orleans: Vince Young-Brooks has not been prodcutive enough.\nTennessee: Matt Leinart-McNair just won't cut it for the Titans.\nNew York Jets: Lendale White-We need a talented RB for Martin to teach.\nGreen Bay: Jay Cutler-The future of Green Bay.\nOakland: A.J. Hawk-That defense needs serious help.\nSan Francisco: Sinorice Moss-Smith needs someone to throw to.\nBuffalo: D'Brickashaw Ferguson-Whoever their QB is, they need more protection.\nDetroit: Mario Williams-Another defense in need of help to control line of scrimmage. \nArizona: DeAngelo Williams-They desperately need production from a RB to set up the passing game.
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Head: Peyton Manning\nArms:  Brett Favre\nLegs:  Michael Vick\nHeart:  Tom Brady\nGuts:  Donovan McNabb
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1. Atlanta - Michael Vick\n2. Houston - They want it more\n3. NY Jets - J-E-T-S! JETS, JETS, JETS!\n4. Cincinnati - They want it more\n5. Miami - They want it more\n6. New England - They won't lose 3 in a row\n7. Oakland - They're due\n8. Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger\n9. Carolina - Good Defense\n10. Philadelphia - Donovan McNabb\n11. Washington - They'll find a way\n12. Arizona - They'll find a way\n13. Seattle - They're better\n14. Dallas - Indianapolis won't stay undefeated\n15. San Diego - Running game
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1) Dick Butkus, Dominate and mean.\n2) Lawerence Taylor, strong & fast\n3) Mike Singletary, Great vision always there\n4) Jack Lambert, agreeisive and determined\n5) Jr. Say Ouu, the name speaks for its self
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Of those I think Chad Johnson, Marvin Harrisson, and Steve Smith in that order. T.O. is dropping passes left and right and Moss is past his prime and is selfish.
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Urlacher certainly comes to min, Trotter, Lance Briggs, Derrick Brooks, or Keith Bulluck maybe. Shawne Merriman, Antonio Pierce, Zach Thomas, Donnie Edwards, and Lofa Tatupu should be taken into consideration.
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well im guessing you need 1 from each position?\n\nok\nCutler\nAddai\nHanderson\nall except cutler are at the top of their game.\nand eli sucks!
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1.Broncos\n2. Tim Couch\n3.Bucs\n4. Patriots\n5 Bart Starr
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qb-\ndan marino\njohn elway\nsteve young\nbrett farve\nrandall cunnigham\n\nrb-\nwalter peyton\nearl campbell\nbarry sanders\nsayers\neric dickerson\n\nwr-\njerry rice\nmichael irvin\nrandy moss\nart monk\nandre reed
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Brady Quinn will be the first one.  There has been so much hype around him.\nb
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1. Jerry Rice\n2. Marvin Harrison\n3. Torry Holt\n4. Terrel Owens\n5. Chad Johnson\n6. Tim Brown\n7. Michael Irvin\n8. Troy Brown\n9. Cris Carter\n10. Randy Moss (even though I don't like him he's got skills)