what do you think of the ohio state players drafted and the teams that picked them
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AJ Hawk and Bobby Carpenter are very solid and were good picks.  I actually think maybe it was a little high for Carpenter, but he is a good fit for the 3-4 and Parcells.  Donte Whitner went too high, but he was the best safety after Michael Huff, so if you want a safety, he's the guy.  Should've gone about at Miami, though.
401151
I see them real high. I would love to see them play the Ohio state/ Michigan winner for the National championship
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I beleive with drew carey at quarter back, they are unstoppable! well really I think they have the best shot at being the cinderella team. depending on wich way they go in the draft...
69703
normally I hate the browns (my dads team) but they have made some impressive moves during free agency. Also with the return of winslow they could be much more impressive. (watched "the fumble" game 2 nights ago, a heart breaker for any browns fan)
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Houston-Mario Williams, DE North Carolina State\nNew Orleans-Reggie Bush, RB SOuthern Cal\nTennessee-Vince Young, QB Texas\nNew York Jets-Matt Leinart, QB Southern Cal\nGreen Bay-A.J. Hawk, OLB Ohio State\nSan Francisco-Vernon Davis, TE Maryland\nOakland Raiders-Michael Huff, S Texas\nBuffalo-D'brickashaw Ferguson, OT Virginia \nDetroit-Ernie Sims, OLB Florida State\nArizona-Winston Justice, OT Southern Cal\n\nFavorite Team:\nJacksonville Jaguars-Jason Allen, S Tennessee
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Well there are several waiting in the wings here is the rundown and also I will give you the link to see for yourself;\nNext in line and will probably be the starter next year is \n#17 Todd Boeckman\nSophomore 6-5 235 he has a strong arm , he is a gifted runner and very smart he knows the offense already since he was the number three guy , he is ready to go .\n\n#13 Ben Kacsandi \n6-1 210 Sophomore he was the #4 guy behind Boeckman\n\n#16 Bob Shoenhoft \n6-6 240 Freshman he was a redshirt and was playing on the practice squad he has alot of promise \n\nAnd last but not least \n# 7 Antonio Henton \n6-2 210 Now they are really going to see how this guy develops \nhe is your triple threat guy he can run , pass, and play wide receiver he was 2005 Georgia offensive player of the year , seems like we are stacked at QB lets hope Mr. Tressel and his staff get those other positions locked up also . \n\nHoped that was informative .
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I've watched both teams play in person.  It will be a battle.\n\nI give the following...\n\n1. Ohio State offense over Michigan offense...slightly.  Both have explosive RB's and WR's.  I give Troy Smith a slight edge over Chad Henne due to his mobility.  \n\n2. Michigan's team speed on defense is amazing.  Their D-Line is better than Ohio States and their LB's are just as fast.  Maybe can't tackle as well, but they swarm the ball.  DB's i rate as a push.  I like Michigan's defense over OSU....slightly again.\n\n3. I like Ohio States special teams.  Rivas is just too streaky in my mind.  He's had a good year, but you can't overlook his past.  Punting is a wildcard because neither team has had to punt much.  I give that edge to OSU though because of past history.  Both returners are amazing.  Breston and Ginn...need to say no mroe.  Slight edge to OSU.\n\n4. If I had to pick one, i like Hart over Pittman and Wells.  Of course it helps to be behind that massive offensive line of Michigans.\n\n5. OSU.  The mobility of Smith just adds a deminsion and the speed of Ginn can vertically stretch the field.  \n\n6. Michigan.  They look like an NFL line.  Their size is amazing. \n\n7. Michigan again.  That D-Line is not only fast, but is big.  \n\n8. OSU.  Lurniatis is an amazing player.  If he can carrol Hart, then the OSU DE's can go after Henne.  He's the key to OSU's defense.\n\n9. Push.  Nothing really stands out for either team at that position to me.  They're good, but not great.\n\n10.  Tressel gets the nod bigtime.  Face it, he owns Michigan, and Carr always seems to lose the big games in the 2000's.\n\n11. Ohio State.  It's in the shoe with 110,000 screaming fans.  \n\nFINAL\nOhio State 20\nMichigan 17\n\nIt will be a classic.
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I watched the draft because my husband had to work, so I texted him updates throughout the day.  We are Packer fans, and they did pretty well.  My husband also went to Western Michigan so he was pumped that they picked Jennings.
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It will go like this:\n\n1.) Texans- Reggie Bush (RB USC)\n2.) Saints- Mario Williams (DE NC ST)\n3.) Titans- Vince Young (QB Texas)\n4.) Jets- D'Brickashaw Ferguson (OL Virginia)\n5.) Packers- AJ Hawk (OLB Ohio St.)\n6.) 49ers- Vernon Davis (TE Maryland)\n7.) Raiders- Matt Leinart (QB USC)\n8.) Bills- Broderick Bunkley (DT Fla. st.)\n9.) Lions- Michael Huff (S Texas)\n10.) Cardinals- Jay Cutler (QB Vandy)\n\nTo me Jay Cutler is the most overrated play in the entire draft. Workouts dont mean everything. He won 11 games in 2 years at Vanderbilt. To me, if he were so great they would have won more games. I think that the steal of the draft will be Jimmy Williams (CB Virginia Tech). He is so fast and such a great cover corner that he will be able to shut down recievers with his speed and leaping ability. Kind of like another VT CB who has done pretty well for himself in the NFL...Pro Bowler from the Atlanta Falcons DeAngelo Hall.
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Lee Corso can bite me, he's always dogging my Buckeyes.\n\nNice job picking Texas Lee LMAO
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I would have taken young too, from what I remember that's one of the reasons he was so excited to go into the draft in the first place was to be picked by the Texans.  don't get me wrong, Williams could be a good player, but I don't think the right fit for the team.  I just hope for the sake of the fans that your coaching staff knows something ever one else doesn't or has some kind of a plan.\n\nalso with picking young that would be a boost for the fan base, hell it would make me excited to see a home town boy make the team as a #1 pick!\n\noh and join the packers fans! we have a blast win, or loose!  were else would you see sold out every game for even a crummy season and life long waiting lists for season tickets! lol I am on it but I will probably have to put my spot in my will to any kids or grand kids I may have lol/
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#8  the U\n\nThere was a shakeup — no, let’s make that, earthquake, on the Miami coaching staff following the 40–3 embarrassment at the hands of LSU in the Peach Bowl, when four top assistants were shown the door. Also gone are leading receiver Sinorice Moss, four offensive line starters and kick returner extraordinaire Devin Hester. \n\nKyle Wright begins his junior season under the eyes of first-year offensive coordinator Rich Olson, who has spent the last 12 years coaching in the NFL, and new quarterbacks coach Todd Berry. Wright posted good numbers (59 percent completion average, 2,403 yards, 18 touchdowns to 10 interceptions) for a first-time starter, but he is capable of much more. High-potential wide receivers Ryan Moore, Lance Leggett and Darnell Jenkins also need to step it up. Tight End Greg Olsen might be the best pass catcher on the team; he leads the returnees with 31 catches in 2005. \n\nTyrone Moss ran for 701 yards and 12 touchdowns before a knee injury felled him after eight games. The prognosis is good for his 100 percent return. Also returning is Charlie Jones, who started the rest of the way and netted 507 yards. A new offensive line has to be assembled around returning center Anthony Wollschlager. \n\nThe Canes boasts perhaps the best pair of safeties in the nation. Brandon Meriweather led the Canes in tackles with 115, including 13 for a loss, and Kenny Phillips started 11 games as a true freshman and was a unanimous freshman All-American. Opposing offenses will have to game plan for Phillips for at least the next two years. End Baraka Atkins and linebacker Tavares Gooden are the bell-ringers up front. \n\nThe Hurricanes will open 2006 at home to Florida State on Monday, Sept. 4, then travel to Louisville in Week 3. Later in the season, on consecutive weekends, come games at Georgia Tech and home against Virginia Tech.\n\nMY pick: First in the ACC Coastal\n\nReturning starters\n5 offense, 6 defense, both kickers\n\nWinners\nSince 2000, Miami has the highest winning percentage of all Division I-A schools at .865 (64–10), having recorded at least nine wins in each of the six seasons.\n\nPoint taken\nMiami placekicker Jon Peattie leads all current players nationally in scoring with 272 points over his first three seasons.\n\nScore no more\nMiami’s defense in 2005 allowed fewer touchdowns (19) than any other in the nation last year except Alabama’s (15).\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 4 Florida State\nS. 9 Florida A&M\nS. 16 at Louisville\nS. 30 Houston\nO. 7 North Carolina\nO. 14 Florida International\nO. 21 at Duke\nO. 28 at Georgia Tech\nN. 4 Virginia Tech\nN. 11 at Maryland\nN. 18 at Virginia\nN. 23 Boston College
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There's no trouble just a possible rematch with UM. Tressel is an excellent coach with a very talented team at his command. I predict another championship year for the Buckeyes no matter who they play in January.\n\nGO BUCKEYES !!!
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I would pick from Ohio State:\n\nJerry Lucas\nBobby Knight\nJimmy Jackson\nMichael Redd\nand\nPerry Carter
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I am doing this as a 12 team mock draft, drafting 6, then 7, then 6 again. 16 rounds.\nRound 1- Edgerin James- need an RB here and is best available.\nRound 2- Julius Jones- 2 stud RBs are important and was impressed the past 2 years.\nRound 3- Anquan Boldin- a good WR to start out with.\nRound 4- Santana Moss- If he's left here, he's a must have.\nRound 5- Eli Manning- I have a good feeling about it.\nRound 6- Laurence Marooney- Need a backup RB and he has a good chance of being the starter by the end of the year.\nRound 7- Curtis Martin- Is going to be starter and there's no QB to compete with for yardage.\nRound 8- L.J. Smith- Still no WR at Phily, so going to get yardage\nRound 9- Tampa Bay Defense- need a Defense and is the best after Chicago\nRound 10- Sinorice Moss- I have a good feeling about him\nRound 11- Travis Henry- The Tennesee RB situation isn't clear, so has a good chance to play a lot.\nRound 12- Reggie Williams- has a good chance to be #1 reciever in Jacksonville.\nRound 13- Mike Vanderjadt- still a good kicker even without the highscoring Colts.\nRound 14- Philip Rivers- Has a good chance to do well now that Brees is gone.\nRound 15- Najeh Davenport- did well last year and has good chance to play a lot.\nRound 16- Jacksonville Defense- might as well get a good backup defense.
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they have a great chance joseph addai was a big pick up for them and rhodes if you dont forget that he rushed for over a 1,000 yards that year edge hurt his knee, granteed that teams where worried more about the pass then the run that year but addai and rhodes can handle the load left behind by e james,  but i rather have e james in my backfield then them two any day of the week, those comments about his oline where nothing but true and manning has all ready sat them all down and talk to them about and said he was sorry, and bill polian said on a draft specail that a week after the steelers game the oline and manning and rhodes and dungy and the oline coach where all ready breaking down blocking schemes for next season, so  before you count out the colts you might want to think again, and i dont know if they will win the super bowl because the AFC is a very hard divison but they will be right there deep in the playoffs
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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!