Who will the worst ten teams ind the NFL get int the 2006 Draft???
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1.Texans: Reggie Bush-RB\n2.Saints: Vince Young-QB\n3.Titans: Matt Leinart-QB\n4.Jets: D'Brickashaw Ferguson-OT\n5.Packers: Jay Cutler-QB\n6.Raiders/49ers: A.J. Hawk-OLB\n7.Raiders/49ers: Mario Williams-DE (both teams need defense more than offense)\n8.Bills: Micheal Robinson-QB\n9.Lions: LenDale White-RB\n10.Cardinals: DeAngelo Williams-RB
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tough one, the first one is a logical answer, yet the second choice plays dirty as well.  However, I'm gonna go with the 3rd answer, the Steelers.
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Arizona Cardinals \nCleveland Browns\nDetroit Lions* \nHouston Texans \nJacksonville Jaguars \nNew Orleans Saints
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Here are the most likely candidates (in order)\n\nFrom the AFC:\nIndianapolis Colts\nDenver Broncos\nCincinnati Bengals\nSan Diego Chargers\n\nFrom the NFC:\nSeatle Seahawks\nCarolina Panthers\nNew York Giants\nChicago Bears
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1. Texans\n2. Saints\n3. Titans\n4. Jets\n5. Packers
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You have waited for so long, why bother to give up now.\n\nI agree with you that 6-10 is for 2006, but 2007 may be wild card year for Raider and in 2008, there may be superbowl winner.
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Who ever has the worst record from the previous season picks first.
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The best are the Bucs- they tear it up in the new uniforms\nThe worst are the Redskins/Browns- Browns because they are just too plain, Skins' because they are the Skins'
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once the nfl season is over....they line the teams according to their records....from lowest to highest....the superbowl champions going last of course...and the worst team first...then they get to pick in the draft according to that order....the worst team getting the 1st pick...........................the #1 pick can go to another team if the team lets him or can work some sort of trade with another team.... just like the trade that the giants did for eli manning...they gave up philip rivers and merriman....
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Well, I am laughing at the Texans right now. I am a Dallas fan. Thank God that they are not getting Bush. Now the Saints are going to be pretty good though. Brees and Bush. But who knows? This draft has been getting crazier ever since January 4.
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Although it is tough to call an 11-5 team from last year a sleeper, I'm going to go with the Bears. A team with such a pathetic offense should not come close to winning 11 games, and since they havn't done much in the offseason it would be a stretch to expect the same from them in '06. However, they will yet again put up those numbers. Why? Defense and ,oh yeah, playing in the NFC north. The Bears by far have the easiest schedule in the NFL and that is why they are my sleeper pick.
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The Broncos for sure.  The Raiders have not a chance.  Art Shell sucked the first time and he'll suck again.  No one can coach for Al Davis.  Oh, and the Colts and Payton Manning are in a different division.  Not the AFC West.
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OH MY GOD! OFCOURSE THEY WILL.\n\nAlex Smith (2005 #1 draft pick) is the future and the smartest kid ever drafted.The guy carried a god awful Utah squad to an undeafted record. He runs like steve young with a cannon arm like Elway. He struggled like 90% of all rookie Qb's do. \n\nFrank Gore is coming off an awesome rookie season. Talented running back Kevan Barlow, hardhitting saftey Mike Rumph, and big play tightend Eric Johnson are all healthy.\n\nMike Nolan went out and drafted athletes. Freakishly explosive TE Vernon Davis might be a steal at the 6 spot. The 2 rookie Hybrid LB's could have an immidate impact on  pass rush defensivly.\n\nThe secondary will get a much needed solid cover corner to go along with Shawnte Spencer...in Walt Harris.\n\nEveryone the niners lost in the off-season has either been consistently injured or an underachiever the last few years.
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Well let's see, in the AFC the colts are about the UNLIKLIEST team to go to the superbowl.\n\n1 - San Diego\n2 - Baltimore\n3 - New England\n4- Kansas City\n\nIn the NFC\n1-Dallas\n2-Chicago
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The following is the order for the first-round of the NFL\ndraft:\n\n 1. Houston (2-14)\n\n 2. New Orleans (3-13)\n\n 3. Tennessee (4-12)\n\n 4. NY Jets  (4-12)\n\n 5. Green Bay (4-12)\n\n 6. San Francisco (4-12)\n\n 7. Oakland (4-12)\n\n 8. Buffalo (5-11)\n\n 9. Detroit (5-11)\n\n10. Arizona (5-11)\n\n11. St. Louis (6-10)\n\n12. Cleveland (6-10)\n\n13. Baltimore (6-10)\n\n14. Philadelphia (6-10)\n\n15. Denver from Atlanta (8-8)\n\n16. Miami (9-7)\n\n17. Minnesota (9-7)\n\n18. Dallas (9-7)\n\n19. San Diego (9-7)\n\n20. Kansas City (10-6)\n\n21. New England (10-6)\n\n22. Denver from Washington (10-6)\n\n23. Tampa Bay (11-5)\n\n24. Cincinnati (11-5)\n\n25. NY Giants (11-5)\n\n26. Chicago (11-5)\n\n27. Carolina (11-5)\n\n28. Jacksonville (12-4)\n\n29. NY Jets from Denver (13-3)\n\n30. Indianapolis (14-2)\n\n31. Seattle (13-3)\n\n32. Pittsburgh (11-5)
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I would say the Falcons and the Dolphins. They should be improve next season.
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1. Dolphins. If they can get the ground game running, KC has the worst defense in the league (aside from AFC West rival Oakland Raiders)\n2. Giants. Both defenses shut off, but I expect a LOT of picks from the overrated arm of Rex Grossman.\n#1denverfan