who did the bills get in the draft?
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they got donte whinter from ohio state
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The Chargers traded the top pick in the 2001 NFL Draft to the Atlanta Falcons in exchange for the Falcons' first-round pick (fifth overall) and third-round selection in the 2001 draft. The Chargers also obtained wide receiver/kick returner Tim Dwight and the Falcons' second-round pick in the 2002 draft.\n\nThe Chargers ended up drafting LaDanian Tomlinson and Drew Brees -- a couple of guys who turned out to be ok players :)
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only time will tell from this pick, but charlie casserly wanted to draft a defense...\n\nmy opinion: how the hell can you not draft the most dynamic player out of college the last 20 years???\n\nthis should mean that the texans will most likely get the 1st pick overall again, next year 2007!!!
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Presuming he enters the draft, I say the 49ers. The Texans may get the first pick, but they already have a decent RB in Domanick Davis. They'd probably trade down and draft Ferguson, the juggernaut offensive lineman. Houston needs protection up front. If that happens, the Niners have no reason not to pick Reggie Bush. I'm sure a lot of fans down there will go crazy if they land him.
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Tom Brady - drafted in the 6th round of the 2000 draft.  \n\nHow did that work out for the Patriots.
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I am a HUGE Packer fan but am going with the Bills in this one.  I am not sure the Bill's are the better team...but they have had 2 weeks to prepare for the Packers which should be all the edge they need.
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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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Jimmy Williams with their first pick isn't bad at all.  He and DeAngelo Hall will make a lot of offensive coordinators loose sleep over the next couple of seasons as they continue to get better.  But overall I don't think it was a great draft for them...   Maybe they should have stayed on a defensive train of thought instead of picking up 4 other mediocre offensive players.  They must be looking at making Shockley into a receiver, cause I doubt he will be a QB in the league if he even makes the roster at all.  They already have Matt Schaub and Byran Randle.  But maybe Norwood will work out if he can get consistant touches playing behind Dunn and Duckett.
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only to the teams who use the draft to get stand up athletes with morals and intelligence....otherwise anyone who needs a shooter will take him...
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Hey I love this question, its never to early to talk about the draft.  Brian Brohm and JaMarcus Russell are both juniors so if they come back for their senior year they are bound to be taken first round in 08'.  Accompanied by Chad Henne, John David Booty,  Brian Johnson and Kevin O'Connell rounding out the top QB prospects.\n\nIn 2009 if you ask me, as of right now you have sophomores Ben Olsen, Chase Daniels, Rudy Carpender, Nathan Longshore, and possibly Xavier Lee and Pat White headlining that QB class.
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Despite passing on Bush, Houston has drafted some hellified talent, at least in the first three rounds. They may have drafted three starters with their first three picks. They got incredibly lucky having Ryans drop into the second round AND Winston dropping into the third. Philly and Arizona both had excellent drafts as well. Of course, AZ always look like they have a good draft, and look like they have an awesome team, and then the season starts and they get whacked.
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yes they will, and I would expect them to do it in the first round.  Miami will probably pick Jimmy Williams, CB from Virginia Tech.  He is the #1 corner on almost every teams draft board, and Miami will get to him first.
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I'd say the BILLS becuase of their improving defense.\n\nand\n \nmaybe the RAMS because they have alot of talent but not able to carry that thru-out an entire ball-game -it seems
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It was always at Madison Square Garden in N.Y.C. but they pissed off the NFL last year because they blocked the Jets attempt to build a stadium next door..(this also doomed New Yorks attempt to get the 2012 Olympics) >>The NFL moved the draft last year to the Javits Center, about 3 blocks away..You line up outside..first come..first served...
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this draft was full of great picks, bad picks, and surprise picks and players getting drafted high and players falling. \nNow i feel we are all in agreement when i say the Texans don't want to win football games, because they passed on Reggie bush. how can you say no to that. so damn stupid, and the whitner pick for bills was high, but if the bills took bunkley or ngata those two players where not good enough to go 8 eighter, and the lions said if the bills didn't take him they would of taken whitner so the bills did good there, and about mccargo Marv Levy saw someone he liked and got him, yes they could of waited, but who knows what could of happened and both of those players will start next year so those are both good picks. \n\ni say the surprise picks of the draft was tambi Hali for the chiefs and the Mathias kiwanuka for the giants, Hali isn't that bad seeing Jared Allen is the best dlinemen for the chiefs, and you can never have enough depth, but the giants had so many other holes, OT,OG,WR,DL,LB,DB de is the last thing they needed with osi, and stranhan i know mike is getting old, but they just needed so much more then Mathias kiwanuka they had justice,ryans,Howard,Jackson,countless numbers of DB i just think they messed up bad there.
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Im a bears fan and i have been reading about who they might draft.  Three name always came into the equation.  Auston Youbody, Sinorice Moss, and Mercedes Lewis.  So I think it could be any of those.
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Where a person gets drafted really is of little importance. The reason for Marcus Williams falling so 'low', though, came from issues surrounding his character.\n\nAs for the NY situation, Thomas claims he got the players he wanted. And from what I read in the New York Times this morning the media wasn't roasting him for it. The fans, however, did have the 'boos' out in full force. That goes without saying. At least he went for defensive players. There is something positive to be said for that.