Help! Who do you suggest for your top 12 draft picks?
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i always like to rank the players by position, instead of a 'top 25'.  when my turn comes to pick, i might have a need at, say, 3rd base, and i like to have a list of my top 5 3rd basemen handy to refer to.  here are my top offensive players by position:\n\ncatcher... victor martinez, joe mauer, jorge posada\n1st base... albert pujols, derrek lee, todd helton\n2nd base...alfonso soriano, jorge cantu, brian roberts\nshortstop...miguel tejada, derek jeter, michael young\n3rd base...alex rodriguez, scott rolen, eric chavez\noutfield...manny ramirez, vlad guerrero, barry bonds, \n\nok so that's 18.
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Take the guys who can go far\nKipprusoff\nLidstrom\nHeatley\nStaal\nTurco\nAlfrdesson\nThornton\nForsberg\nKariya\nZubov\n\nGood luck!!!\nGo Rangers
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RB's top 15:\n1 - 3: Shaun Alexander, LaDanian Tomlinson, Larry Johnson...any of these guys would be good picks at these positions.\n4. Clinton Portis\n5. Edgerrin James\n6. Tiki Barber - I am personally not sold that Barber will have back-to-back big seasons.  History shows after a big year, he generally does not perform as well.\n7. Rudi Johnson\n8. LaMont Jordan - drop him down if you do NOT get points for receptions\n9. Carnell "Cadillac" Williams\n10. Ronnie Brown\n11. Brian Westbrook\n12. Domanick Davis\n13. Willis McGahee\n14. Julius Jones (questionable as his back up Marion Barber III is really battling for the #1 RB spot in Dallas)\n15. Warrick Dunn\n\nOther RB's: Jamal Lewis, Reuben Droughns, Willie Parker, Kevin Jones, Corey Dillon, Deuce McAllister/Reggie Bush (as stated earlier, they will be splitting carries), DeShaun Foster, Cedric Benson, Thomas Jones, Tatum Bell, Ahman Green, and Chris Brown.  There is a lot of depth this year at RB, probably the most in some time ( I listed 28, probably a few more out there I am not thinking of)\n\nTop 15 WR's:\n1. Steve Smith\n2. Larry Fitzgerald\n3. Chad Johnson\n4. Torry Holt\n5. Terrell Owens (as per the norm, a lot of questions, but has potential to be best on list, since it is his 1st year in Dallas, an so far, seems to be playing by the rules, should be a safe bet.  But he is still a bigger "bet" then most other top players)\n6. Marvin Harrison\n7. Anquan Boldin\n8. Hines Ward\n9. Chris Chambers (was the 2nd best WR over the 2nd half of the season, maybe the best and now he has a MUCH better QB then he had last year in Culpepper)\n10. Randy Moss\n11. Santana Moss\n12. Reggie Wayne\n13. Darrell Jackson\n(Try to get at least 1 of the top 13 as most every other receiver has some sort of issue; i.e. health issues, depth chart, new team, issues with QB, etc.)\n14. Plaxico Burress (prevalent rumor is he does not get along with Eli Manning)\n15. Roy Williams (new QB, new system, has to prove he can play well for 16 games)\n\nOther notable WR's: Deion Branch, Joey Galloway, Rod Smith, Javon Walker, Donald Driver, TJ Houshmanzadeh, Andre Johnson, Derrick Mason, Lee Evans, Nate Burleson, Lavernaeus Coles, Joe Horn, Mushin Muhammed, Drew Bennett, Isaac Bruce, Braylon Edwards, etc.\n\nThere is a tremendous amount of depth at WR every year, which is why RB's tend to go higher; they have a little better value and there are fewer starting RB's then starting WR's (ratio of 2.5+ starting WR's to 1 RB)\n\nIf TE Antonio Gates were listed as a WR, he would be top 10-15 level, so if you can get him after maybe top 5-7 WR's are gone, he is a GREAT value.\n\nGood luck
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You have mentioned the 2 that I would pick. Steve Nash also fits in there
152881
Who is gonna pick my tomater?!
1171756
I cannot recall when a draft looked as weak as the one coming up. Based upon a lot of reading and research (as I'm very curious who my Chicago Bulls will be taking) the consensus seems to be that Brandon Roy is the most polished player. He has 4 years of college experience under his belt, which gives him a slight advantage over the 'so called' players with potential.
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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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Kind of weak draft.  But, I'd say LaMarcus Aldridge or Adam Morrison.  Toronto needs help at SF and also help at C.\n\nSee nbadraft.net for mock draft
1053982
Well, that's a tough one. It could be Peyton Manning, but with James gone, he may be getting sacked more. Tomlinson may be a good choice. He always seems to be a good fantasy pick. Edgerrin James is heading into a very high powered offense and could be a great pick. Shuan Alexander had a buch of yards and TDs last year, he could be a great pick, but he lost one of his key blockers. If I had the first pick, I think I would still go with Peyton Manning.
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Best Choice is Harrington...\n\nStick with your hot players ... especially when they have good match ups ... He going to kill the Lions for trading him\n\nGood Luck
1058821
No way!  I've been disappointed the last few years with their drafts, I thought this year might be different with Art Shell back.  I think Brooks at qb is allright, but how can you pass on home town fav. Leinert?  Even if you don't keep him, good trade value.  If you don't take him, I think protecting Brooks is more important and you could get quality defense in the later rounds.
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1:Houston-Vince Young QB Texas (David Carr sucks)\n\n2:New Orleans-Matt Leinart QB USC (no solid QBs in NO)\n\n3:Tennessee-Chad Jackson WR Florida (Tenn has no talented WR)\n\n4:NYJ-Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt (Pennington isnt that good and is always hurt)\n\n5:Green Bay-AJ Hawk LB Ohio State (GB needs a stronger def)\n\n6:Oakland(x)-D'Brickshaw Ferguson OT Virginia (kerry collins needs some time to get the ball to moss)\n\n7:San Francisco(x)-Reggie Bush RB USC (reggie bush is goinna get hurt in the combine and drop to the 7-10 pick because he cant carry a team behimself and cant be the featured back and will need a starter)\n\n8:Buffalo-Santonio Holmes WR Ohio State (eric moulds is gettin old man)\n\n9:Detroit-Derek Hagan WR Arizona State (Detroit is obsessed with wideouts)\n\n10:Arizona-Lendale White RB USC (arizona needs a big strong runningback)\n\nX=coin flip 4 pick
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The Utah Jazz have picks #14, #46, and #47.\n\nWith their 14th pick they should get the shooting guard they badly need. J.J. Redick would be the perfect pick for this team, but it is hard to believe there would be 13 players drafted before him. If J.J.'s there, the Jazz will take him no question. With the Jazz's great defense and front court, J.J.'s defensive weakness will not be a problem at all. Also defenders will have to make a choice of either guarding the Jazz big men or stopping J.J. from getting off his shot. This would be a deadly inside-outside combination.\nOther possibilities if Redick is not there: Mardy Collins, Brandon Roy\n\nWith their two second round picks the Jazz should draft Thabo Sefolosha of Switzerland and Chris Quinn from Notre Dame. Both players should be available for them to draft. \n\n6'6" Sefolosha is a great defender, with good athleticism that the Jazz need at the shooting guard spot to stop the better shooting guards in the league like Kobe, LeBron, and McGrady. He is alot like Bruce Bowen. They could keep him in Europe as a project player as well.\n\n6'2" Chris Quinn is the most underrated point guard in the nation. He averaged 18pts. 7asts. and 3 rebs as a senior at Notre Dame. He also had high field goal and 3 point percentages. His assist to turnover ratio was one of the best in the NCAA. The numbers are there, but the scouts worry that his game will not translate to the NBA. It will. He is so much like John Stockton, I'm not saying he's as good, but his game is like Stockton's. The Jazz need a steady point guard behind Deron Williams that is ready to play today and Milt Palacio and Keith McLeod are NOT the answer, those two are terrible!\nOther possible second round picks: Rashad Anderson, Mike Gansey, Nick Caner-Medley, P.J. Tucker, Craig Smith
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You have them closely in order. Move Jim Brown to #2 and let the others slide down one. Number 5 is Barry Sanders and I'll give Eric D # 6.
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You forgot about Brady Quinn..even though he is sooooo over rated...he will go before Troy Smith because thats how the NFL works.\n1.) Miami Dolphins: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame\n- The Dolphins are one of the biggest disappointments this year, and the main reason for that has been poor play at QB. They will think Quinn can come in immediately improve a Dolphins team that I thought had so much potential\n2.) Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin\n- In my mind, drafting an OL in the top 5 has always been one of the best picks a team can make. Take a look at how the Jets are doing this year. Hopefully Millen is smarter than I think he is and makes the right pick; Joe Thomas\n3.) Arizona Cardinals: Sam Baker, OT, USC\n- The Cardinals offense is missing one thing: a good offensive line. If they want to have any chance of winning, they have to start making more holes for Edge to run through. Baker has tremendous potential, and could be a Pro-Bowler for many years to come if he fulfills it\n4.) Oakland Raiders: Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech\n- I know Calvin had 0 catches against Clemson; but if he was on a team with another tremendous talent (Randy Moss) he would have more chances to get open and would be a tremendous threat \n5.) Tennessee Titans: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC\n- The Titans are hoping that Calvin falls to them here, but if not, they go with Jarrett, the next best WR in the draft. VY needs a receiver, and with the emergence of Travis Henry in recent weeks, the Titans could have a decent offense\n6) Adrian Peterson to the Titans\n\nYou must be an Ohio St Fan
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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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First pick Lebron, the best there is and strong for the playground.  Then Ben Wallace causr our the block you want him on your side, then Kobe cause dude can ball and to top it off give me Allen Iverson, heart of a lion which helps on the street.