what nba player would be a good nfl player?
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LeBron as a reciever.
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Antonio Gates. He's powerful and has great hands and not to mention he cn block for the best running back in the game\n\nthe besttight end to be is vernon davis. he's a larger more powerful and much quicker version of antonio gates. his only bad thing is he can't block for his life\n\nanother sleeper to be superstar is lenard pope who was drafted in the 3rd round by the cardinals. watch him to bloom with matt lineard throwing to him and larry fitzgerald and mr.boldin on both sides
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Reggie Bush, there's no doubt in my mind that he'll be a better pro. Vince Young is all hype, and doesn't have the proper delivery for a pro QB...that will need to be corrected. Bush reminds me an awful lot of Marshall Faulk (Rams), and I think he'll have just as successful a career. If Houston passes on him with the first pick, they'll be making a terrible mistake.
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The draft gurus for each team should pick the player that will be the best asset to the team.  If, for example, the Indianapolis Colts had the first pick in this year's recent draft, they would have been foolish to pick up Vince Young or Matt Leinart, since they already have their starting QB in Peyton Manning.  The Houston Texans evaluated what they were lacking and decided that a big playmaker on Defense would help them out the most.  That is why they went with Mario Williams.  He may not be a better player than Leinart, Young, or Reggie Bush, but he was what was needed.  Clearly, you don't just draft the best players out there, but specifically which ones will fill the needs in your team's Depth Chart.\n\nFantasy drafts are the same way.  There may be some great QBs or RBs still on the boards, but you need to fill all of your positions so that you can have a starting lineup.\n\nYour comment about prestige and bonus money is valid, but the team owners and GMs should look to what is good for the team as a whole, not for the benefit for one up and coming prospect.
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If were going for the future I would go with Lebron James. He is the second best player behind Kobe. He is only 22 and was already second in votes for MVP. Make it to the second round and almost knock off the pistons. Great ball handler, defender, driving, clutch shooting. I think the only thing that is not amazing is shooting although he has improved greatly since last season but now he shoots like Iverson sometimes he is on sometimes hes off but the thing he does great is when he is not shooting well he will get to the basket and get a layup or dunk and when thats not goin down he will pass it around and get his team into it.
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If they pick I think the most value would be in Lendell White.  They might want to consider trading the pick though to get a QB, maybe Philip Rivers.
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That's a tough one!!! I have to give the edge to Emmitt. Emmitt was a complete back, he could do it all, run, catch, block, and he did it all, MVP's, Super Bowl MVP, rushing titles, all time leading rusher. And the most impressive thing about him was his toughness. What a warrior!!! True Emmitt had a great supporting cast, but Emmitt himself mad a lot of those players great. I think if you put Sanders on the Cowboys and Emmitt on the Lions they would "BOTH" not be as great as they were because of the offenses and type runners they were. Barry is more of a skat back like a Warwick Dunn of today. My top 5...1.Jim Brown (no debate)2.Walter Payton 3. Emmitt Smith 4. Barry Sanders 5. O.J. Simpson.
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If I'm Houston, I take Reggie Bush for sure. He's a blazer with good hands, and you can't teach either of those skills. Drafting Vince Young might be tempting because of the Texas connection, but they should not  do it.\n\nYoung is an outstanding college quarterback, but he won't be able to have 200/200 games in the NFL. Texas runs their offense out of shotgun, which is not typical of NFL teams. He will have to learn a lot about dropping back before he can be any good in the pros.
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I would meet Dwyane Wade...he is one of the best players in the league..he not only has determination but he has drive and skillz that will lead the Miami Heat to Victory..he is one of my inspirations to playing basketball along with some other talented Players!! He has only been in the NBA a little while now but he has clearly proved that he will be a player that will be remembered decades to come!! Oh yeh and of course who can deny his good looks?? lol....!!
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SF shaun williams-New Orleans has a very underrated and young roster, but they lack a perimeter threat. A guard who can knock down a three would do wonders for a Hornets team that averages only 3.6 made three-pointers a game.so with new orleans last in 3 pointers made now that they have jj redick, shaun williams they now have a young perimeter threat with reick williams J.R. smith and chris paul this is my original pick but if i had to go other wise i would say\n\nPF kevin pitsnogle he has the ability to be another dirk nowitzki and since new orleans sucks at shoooting threes and he can also give them an inside presence with chris anderson suspended for drug use
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Absolutely!  The thing that makes him a valuable fantasy player is that he plays on 3rd down.  He'll catch passes and rack up receiving yards.  His durability is a major plus too.  He has stayed pretty healthy for his career.  He's maybe not a first rounder (Larry Johnson and L. Tomlinson), but definitely a high pick.
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Wilt Chamberlin is definatley one of the best along with Kareem, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, and maybe Isaih Thomas.  Also many people are forgetting about Bob Cousy, Bill Russell, and Pistol Pete.  30 years from now names like Karl Malone, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Dwayne Wade will be around.  Shaq is one of the best if not best centers to play the game also.
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I would honestly have to say LaDanian Tomlinson. He does everything for the Chargers, and now will have to do even more for them to be successful. He catches passes, runs the ball through an average offensive line. He makes plays that he really shouldnt be able to make, especially with the team he is on. He is the reason why Drew Brees was so successful in SD, because whenever Drew Brees got in trouble he dumped it off to Tomlinson who was almost as dependable as a reciever as he was a RB. LaDanian Tomlinson can do it all. Sure Peyton Manning is good, and so is Tom Brady. But for Manning look at his team the last 3 years...Harrison, Wayne, Edgerrin James (who has recently departed to Arizona). With guys like that it is hard not to be successful. Tom Brady has a lot to do with personel, and the system that Belichick runs in NE. I would definately say that Laanian Tomlinson is the best player in the NFL due to the fact that he does everything you can think of...runs, catches, blocks well for a RB, and leads his team to wins that anybody would not be able to lead them to.\n\n\nReggie Bush will end up with the Houston Texans. I know there has been some weird thoughts now about him goin somewhere else due to the whole "house scandal", but if the Texans are smart they will take him. He provides them with everything they need except for defense. He can return kicks, punts, he can run the ball from the backfield, he can line up as a reciever, he can run trick plays due to his speed, acceleration, and agility. For as bad as theTexans have been defensively, he would hit more than one area, which is exactly what they need.
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Walter Payton's last year in the league was 1987, truly disqualifying him from this question.\n\nAlso, if the question was from 1980, LT (Lawrence Taylor) would have to be on the list, but his 1st year in the league was 1981, which takes off 28 of his career sacks.\n\nI think you really have to look at as who has changed the game the most since 1985 and here are my top 6, in no particular order.\n\n1. John Elway\n2. Lawrence Taylor\n3. Deion Sanders\n4. Barry Sanders (sorry, Payton played too many years b4 1985, Marshall Faulk may be a better fit).\n5. Reggie White\n6. Jerry Rice\n\nIf you look at the NFL today, teams are still looking for these types of players at those specific positions: A QB that can lead, throw, and run; a LB that can blitz, tackle, and cover; a CB that can outrun anyone, intercept the ball, and play special team; a RB that can be the focal point of the running game and do all of the little things; a DE that just can't be stopped, but can stop the run and the pass; and a WR that could catch an anvil dropped off of the top of the Statue of Liberty, run tight routes, and beat the defender.
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Brian Westbrook and Tiki Barber.  Both play with a good offensive line.  Atleast when it comes to the running game.
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You could try dressing up like the scary Burger King guy. He is great at football, he'd probably be pretty good a basketball too.
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saint or browns. they are drafting players that can play right away and in five years they will be seasoned veterans and be great teams. if there current drafts keep going the same way.