I'm a bengals fan and I think they will go after a CB in the first round, TE in second, and ss in the fourth. They signed Sam Adams to play DT so that is no longer an immediate need. They also signed a SS also however they still dont have that much depth in that position. We have a lot of depth at DT. We need a pass catching TE to help out palmer in the middle of the field to open up Johnson, Hoshmonzadah and Henry deep.
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Being a proud New Englander and a diehard Patriots fan, hence my screenname, I believe we'll either go after Manny Lawson, an awesome DB from NC state, or Lawrence Mulroney, a wonderful RB from Minnesota. Then work on safeties, reveivers and other needs later on in the draft.
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"another position i think they need help in is the DL, especially in the middle. They need a big man to stuff the run "\n\nthis person is clearly a moron.\n\ndont you know who vince wilfork is? wow you must feel stupid know huh?\n\n\nanyways the patriots will look for wide out's and linebackers in the draft
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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.
150093
Their defense will be mediocre again.  No DL and still no linebackers.  I don't understand why they didn't make an attempt at Julian Peterson.  Their DB's will be exposed again because they will get no pressure up the middle or off the corners.
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Not really a very strong team. They have some of the potential pieces, especially in Jon Kitna, the QB. Kitna could have a stellar game one week and stink up the place the next.  A receiver like Roy Williams can't do much without a consistent QB, and without balance, a RB like Jones won't be able to properly contribute (he'll either get overlooked or leaned on too much)
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I think Lendale White is an excellent possibility to replace the bus.  I'm not high on Sinorice Moss, though I'm sure the Steelers will go for a speedy reciever at some point in the draft.  They've had success with QB conversions before, so don't be surprised if they end up with Reggie McNeal of Texas A&M or Brad Smith of Missouri at some point later in the draft rather than taking a WR in rd.1\n\nYou can never have enough corners.  Kelly Jennings could be a good fit for them.
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The best thing for them to do is to take it easy (i.e. don't trade him right away, NOT slack off on some games) for another month, and see where they are on July 28th or so.  If they think they can still contend, then they need to keep him; however, most likely they will not be in it by then (I hate saying that, I'd like to see the little guys play well, but let's face it, there's just not as much parity in MLB as there is in the NFL).  The nice thing is that they can afford to wait and listen to some serious offers, and as long as they stay within striking distance, they can drive the offers up.\n\nThey will definitely lose him at the end of the season, so they would be wise to trade him for some good talent that is locked up for a year or two, but the closer they are, the more they'll get for him.
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Cleveland won't draft a QB yet, until they find out what Frye can do when he actually has time.  He's made some pretty good plays (and, granted, some pretty bad ones) when the line gives him some protection.  He'll be given time to prove himself.\nOakland will stick with Andrew Walter until he proves himself (or fails miserably).  Walter has talent at WR, but, just like Frye, needs time.\nJacksonville might draft one, but in the later rounds.  Even if Leftwich leaves, Garrard is still good enough to carry them for a little while.\nThe Jets are a solid pick to grab an early QB.  Troy Smith would be a phenomenal pick by the Jets, especially with a young O-lineman in Ferguson blocking for him.\nBut Detroit is definately the team that will draft a QB.  With the Lions picking ahead of New York (assuming they don't go on a massive winning streak), Detroit will set the pace for quarterbacks taken.  If they take Quinn, Smith will go to the Jets, or possibly even the Redskins.\nThen again, there is always the possibility that the Colts might grab a QB at some point within the next two or three years.  Sure, they have Peyton, but how long can he go?  And Sorgi is getting older and older just sitting on the bench, aside from pretty much every Week 17 game for the past four years.\nBut in my opinion, only the Lions, Jets, and possibly Redskins and Jaguars are looking for high-priced rookie quarterbacks.
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Yeah but not with Brad Johnson at QB. The havea good nucleus, Chester Taylor is solid at RB, plus they're defense is very underrated. It all hinges on if Tavarais Jackson is the real deal. Look for  them to be a serious conteneder 2-3 yearsdown the road once their QB situation is better.
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A bargain.  Baltimore gets a guy who can win immediately.  Any proven player over a pick after the second round is a bargain.  Tennessee has ruined the future of the team because Billy Volek is a free agent and he will work hard this year to boost his value but be gone since he won't backup Young.  If Volek continues to perform as he has, when can you put in Young?  So Fisher is in a horrible position and this will be his final year with the team as they will have a mediocre year in a tough division, Volek will pass a ton and trick someone out of millions in free agency and you will end up with an undertrained, rushed Young who won't have much time to "go live" during the year as the team looks to remain competitive enough not to just throw in the rookies.   So you'll have Young starting in 2007 while woefully unprepared.  This move makes no sense to me.
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Grossman's been throwing too many picks and they're gonna start limiting his throwing. Even though Holt's been struggling, this will be a good time for a big game. T.J. hasn't been getting the ball as much, plus it's Baltimore. Holt and Harrison is the answer...
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Maggs and Sheff will split time in RF/DH most likely, with more field time going to Maggs.  Monroe isn't going anywhere.  He'll continue to play left and may even get some time in right with Sheff playing left (Leyland said it himself).  Maggs is not a good outfielder anymore as he demonstrated repeatedly in 2006 and Andy Van Slyke (the outfield coach and all-around kick-ass dude) is not a miracle worker.  He had a few great catches  that were surrounded by overall sloppy defensive play.  He also lets too many balls drop in front of him (plays too deep).  I know Van Slyke tried to correct that in the fielders, but I think Maggs' knee cuts his range down considerably.\n\nGranderson will stay in centerfield for a few more years until Maybin is ready to come up - they he will move over to one of the corners.\n\nThe real losers in this deal are Marcus Thames (last year's DH and a backup outfielder) and Brent Clevlen.  Thames is expendable now and could very well get dealt or he'll be stuck in Toledo this year (after finally getting his first full year in the majors at 29).  Clevlen could be a future star who is currently the Tigers best fielding outfielder with a cannon for an arm, but has not yet really proven that he can be a consistent hitter.  The fact that he is another right-handed hitter hurts his chance of making the club because our other outfielders are all righties (except Granderson).  Now we'll probably be stuck with Gomez again as our backup just because he's a lefty when the job really should go to Clevlen.
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They are beginning to acquire some talent at the skill positions of offense which helps. Of course Droughns can't play with handcuffs on, so he'll have to get things together or the Browns will again be without a running game. \n\nTheir Defense is still not very good at all. And who the heck is going to be their QB this year? \n\nWith the defending Super Bowl champs in their division, a very good Cincinnati Bengals team, and a strong but weakening Baltimore Ravens team, the Browns should be the doormat of the AFC North again this year.
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It's funny that people are still crying about the refs in the Super Bowl, as if they completely missed the game against the Colts where the Steelers nearly got screwed. Anyway, I think they SHOULD take White if he's available. He's the perfect back for the Steelers scheme. If not, then it's probably going to be Mangold from OSU. Hartings isn't going to be around much longer and our offense line prides itself on having big but mobile centers. Mangold would fit that profile nicely. He's able to pull out for off tackle plays that the Steelers like to run. \n\nI wouldn't mind Joseph Addai from LSU myself, but that's just my opinion...\n\nGO STEELERS!
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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.
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how about just gooood defense. dude if they get another lb and dt in the draft, and they pan out, they could be the next ravens of a few yrs ago. last yr they drafted all those DE's and theyre playin well.  bledsoe doesnt need to be great or anything, just decent. if jones can stay healthy, i like him to get 1,300 yrds. hes a great "draw play" back. TO will only help aslong as he doesnt go nutso again.
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personally i am glad chizik is gone. i think akina should go with him. we have way too much talent on defense to stink it up week after week. hopefully we bring in someone that knows how to keep the safeties at home, defend the pass and cover the option.