Who will the Denver Broncos get in the 2006 NFL Draft?
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They four large needs: TE, DE, WR, S\nHere are some possibilities: Kamerion Wimbley,Mathias Kiwanuka, Sinorice Moss, Chad Jackson, Jason Allen\nI wouldn't doubt they go with a RB either like DeAngelo Williams or Joseph Addai
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#13 clemson\n\nClemson enters 2006 with some momentum in the form of a four-game winning streak, and wins in six of its last seven games. There are eight starters back on offense, but one of them isn’t the quarterback. Charlie Whitehurst has turned the reins over to senior Will Proctor, who completed 58 percent of his tosses with three TDs and no INTs last season. \n\nProctor has a first-rate receiving corps to work with, led by Chansi Stuckey and Aaron Kelly, who combined for 111 catches last fall. But mostly he will be handing off to running back James Davis, the 2005 ACC Rookie of the Year. As a true freshman, Davis ran for 879 yards at well over five yards a carry, with nine scores. He was the MVP of Clemson’s 19–10 Champs Sports Bowl win over Colorado, when he ran for 150 yards against a Buffalo defense ranked 11th in the nation against the run. Reggie Merriweather picked up 715 yards on the ground himself last year and has 1,441 for his career, and he’s back too. And all five starters return on the offensive line, spearheaded by All-ACC guard Roman Fry. \n\nAll three starting linebackers — Anthony Waters, Nick Watkins and Tramaine Billie — return after finishing 1-2-3 on the team in tackles. Waters, who lines up in the middle, broke through for 13.5 tackles behind the line and batted down seven passes. End Gaines Adams notched 15 tackles for a loss and 9.5 sacks, and broke up nine passes. \n\nBowden Bowl VIII, set for Sept. 16 in Tallahassee, could clear up the picture in the Atlantic Division early on. The Georgia Tech game at Clemson and the trip to Virginia Tech come five days apart — Oct. 21 and 26.\n\nMy pick: ACC runnerups (losing to miami in the conferense championship)\n\nReturning starters\n8 offense, 7 defense, both kickers\n\nBall protection\nClemson lost only five fumbles all last season, the fourth-fewest in the nation.\n\nStanding invitation\nIn his nine years as a head coach (including two at Tulane), Tommy Bowden has yet to have a team not finish the regular season bowl eligible.\n\nFond farewell\nCharlie Whitehurst leaves Clemson in possession of 46 school records,\nincluding the marks for passing yards, touchdown passes and total offense.\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 2 Florida Atlantic\nS. 9 at Boston College\nS. 16 at Florida State\nS. 23 North Carolina\nS. 30 Louisiana Tech\nO. 7 at Wake Forest\nO. 12 #Temple\nO. 21 Georgia Tech\nO. 26 at Virginia Tech\nN. 4 Maryland\nN. 11 NC State\nN. 25 South Carolina
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They should have a shot. They came very close this year,but came one win short of winning their division. They have good recievers and great running backs, and with the New England lose to the Broncos in the playoffs, i think they'll be atop their division come 2006 season.
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Based on your assumptions...:\n\nChargers win West as they would have swept the Broncos, so automatically, Broncos drop to fifth seed.\nAfter that, it would all come down to conference records, common opponents, and the lovely coin toss were it to go that far.  Off the top of my head, likely the Colts get the first seed followed by the Chargers in #2.  Ravens and Pats could go either way.\n\nThe last set would all be vying for one position.  With the Jets winning three of their games versus NFC opponents, I'm guessing they'll be the last of this group.  Likely the team on top would either by Cincy or KC...\n\nThis is a bit of a cart before the horse scenerio...but possible.
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okok I'm going to nip this in the bud...New England is not going to the Super Bowl please stop hoping and (maybe) it wont hurt that much when they loss the next game.....and Yes denver is in SB contention..with a vetran offense line a qb having the best year of his career, a vet coach with two rings(that looks like G.Bush lol)two running backs that almost had a thousand yards(each)bell with 5.4 yards a carry...the broncos lead the nfl in time of poss and 4 down completion % AND THATS JUST THE OFFENSE ...as for not getting any reconition...the spotlight can only reach so far...if they win one more you'll hear more
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1. broncos\n2. chargers\n3. chiefs\n4. raiders
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Let's assume that the draft goes as expected, and the first six picks are Reggie Bush, Mario Williams, Matt Leinart, D'Brickashaw Ferguson, A.J. Hawk and Vernon Davis.  Now - that would leave Vince Young, Michael Huff, Haloti Ngata, Winston Justice and Jay Cutler on the board as the most likely possible picks.  The Raiders don't need an OT, so Justice is out.  I think Young has graded out better than Cutler, so Cutler's out.  I think Huff would make the most sense, but let's be honest - Al Davis isn't going to be logical here.  Vince Young has way too much potential, and is the kind of athlete that David loves.  So, even though they just signed Aaron Brooks, and drafted Andrew Walter in the third round last year, I think the Raiders will pick Vince Young with the 7th pick in the first round.
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wide reciever.  There are some juicy ones that should be in the draft.  Samarjin from ND,  Ginn from OU,  possibly Dwayne Jarrett from USC.  They have the running back in Gore, and Alex Smith is comming along now they need to add power at reciever.
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1.Broncos\n2. Tim Couch\n3.Bucs\n4. Patriots\n5 Bart Starr
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It depends on wheather you think that Jay Cutler is as good as his hype is.  Also everyone is being really hard on Jake Plumber.  He was a MVP canidiate last year, why are we so quick to drop him for someone unproven.\n\nIt also seems that Denver drafted a lot of people from no name schools, we will have to wait and see if Mike Shanhann found some diamonds in the rough or wasted some good draft picks.\nMike seems to always find talent where no one else has thought to look so we will have to wait and see, and give him the benefit of the doubt.
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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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Vikings, Chargers, Broncos, Colts
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Steelers or Denver..the nfc teams are just teasers...inless rex remembers what they drafted him for...then you got a complete team...personally i would like to see that pat vs pan rematch...steve smith hurt them then ,he'd kill em now....but alas..the poor patriots wont be getting that far...the only rings they get is from a gumball machine in the supermarket..hehe...oh pat credit:..the last time they played denver key starters were out.Dillon, Brewski..lol..seymor..this lost will prove there absence then was irrelavent.....who wins... Steelers...after dallas paid off their Neil O'devil Donnell in the 96'super bowl(3 picks ,only 7 in reg season,two to the same guy ,same spot) ..they are due
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I think it will be very tough, especially with the ordeal of having to basically "break in" an almost rookie QB. Phillip Rivers has been with SD for 2 seasons now, but has played very little which means has not experienced very much of the big game situations. Drew Brees did a great job with Phillip Rivers on his heels for the job. Of course anything is possible with, IMO, the best player in football in LaDanian Tomlinson, and easily one of the most coveted players in Antonio Gates. Their schedule was a big part of their missing the plaoffs last year too. All things considered, they have a shot, but with Denver and KC in the division it will be tough, especially if KC has a good defensive draft which has been their low point over the past 4-5 years. Larry Johnson emerged as one of the NFL's most unbelieveable players, turning into one of the best Rb's in the league. I wouls still say Denver is the frontrunner, only because they did not get worse from last season, if anything they have gotten better, but with the game on the line, I still dont like Jake Plummer, he has never done a good job in the clutch. I would say certainly SD has a shot if Phillip Rivers plays to the level Marty Schotenheimer feels he can play. Remember, SD let one of the NFl's top 5 QB's over the past 5 years go so that this guy could play. He must be pretty good, that or they didnt want the fans to kill them for basically "waisting" top 5 pick. All in all, I still say Denver wins the division, but SD will be right on their heels, and if Rivers plays good there is no reason they cant win it.
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The reason is Javon Walker. The Broncos are a running team first. Alexander is a good blocker.
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Depending on how long Plummer stays in Denver, I'd be inclined to say Cutler.  Leinart has a great situation in Arizona to be a starter next year and with some great weapons in Boldin, Fitz, and Edge - my pick would be Leinart.
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The draft order is:\n  1 Houston\n  2 New Orleans\n  3 Tennessee \n  4 New York Jets  \n  5 Green Bay \n  6 San Francisco\n  7 Oakland\n  8  Buffalo\n  9 Detroit  \n10 Arizona \n11 St. Louis \n12 Cleveland \n13 Baltimore \n14 Philadelphia \n15 Atlanta \n16 Miami\n17 Minnesota \n18 Dallas \n19 San Diego \n20 Kansas City\n21 New England \n22 Denver (from Washington) \n23 Tampa Bay \n24 Cincinnati \n25 New York Giants \n26 Chicago \n27 Carolina \n28 Jacksonville \n29 Denver \n30 Indianapolis \n31 Seattle \n32 Pittsburgh