Like Mario Williams as a #1 pick?
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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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Doug Williams of the Washington Redskins\nDonovan McNabb of the Philadelphia Eagles\nSteve McNair of the Tennessee Titans
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These are all the 1st rounders:\n\n1 1 Houston  Williams, Mario DE 6-7 294 North Carolina State \n2 2 New Orleans  Bush, Reggie RB 5-11 200 Southern California \n3 3 Tennessee  Young, Vince QB 6-5 228 Texas \n4 4 N.Y. Jets  Ferguson, D'Brickashaw OT 6-6 313 Virginia \n5 5 Green Bay  Hawk, A.J. OLB 6-1 247 Ohio State \n6 6 San Francisco  Davis, Vernon TE 6-3 256 Maryland \n7 7 Oakland  Huff, Michael SS 6-0 203 Texas \n8 8 Buffalo  Whitner, Donte SS 5-10 203 Ohio State \n9 9 Detroit  Sims, Ernie OLB 5-11 232 Florida State \n10 10 Arizona  Leinart, Matt QB 6-5 224 Southern California \n11 11 Denver (from St. Louis)  Cutler, Jay QB 6-3 225 Vanderbilt \n12 12 Baltimore (from Cleveland)  Ngata, Haloti DT 6-4 337 Oregon \n13 13 Cleveland (from Baltimore)  Wimbley, Kamerion DE 6-3 241 Florida State \n14 14 Philadelphia  Bunkley, Brodrick DT 6-3 307 Florida State \n15 15 St. Louis (from Atlanta through Denver)  Hill, Tye CB 5-9 186 Clemson \n16 16 Miami  Allen, Jason CB 6-1 208 Tennessee \n17 17 Minnesota  Greenway, Chad OLB 6-3 243 Iowa \n18 18 Dallas  Carpenter, Bobby OLB 6-3 255 Ohio State \n19 19 San Diego  Cromartie, Antonio CB 6-2 207 Florida State \n20 20 Kansas City  Hali, Tamba DE 6-3 275 Penn State \n21 21 New England  Maroney, Laurence RB 6-0 216 Minnesota \n22 22 San Francisco (from Washington through Denver)  Lawson, Manny OLB 6-5 240 North Carolina State \n23 23 Tampa Bay  Joseph, Davin G 6-3 312 Oklahoma \n24 24 Cincinnati  Joseph, Johnathan CB 5-11 192 South Carolina \n25 25 Pittsburgh (from N.Y. Giants)  Holmes, Santonio WR 5-11 187 Ohio State \n26 26 Buffalo (from Chicago)  McCargo, John DT 6-2 301 North Carolina State \n27 27 Carolina  Williams, DeAngelo RB 5-9 213 Memphis \n28 28 Jacksonville  Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 262 UCLA \n29 29 N.Y. Jets (from Denver)  Mangold, Nick C 6-4 299 Ohio State \n30 30 Indianapolis  Addai, Joseph RB 5-11 215 Louisiana State \n31 31 Seattle  Jennings, Kelly CB 5-11 179 Miami (Fla.) \n32 32 N.Y. Giants (from Pittsburgh)  Kiwanuka, Mathias DE 6-6 265 Boston College
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Lynch is a playmaker.  There is always room for a playmaker on any NFL Squad.  I don't know how many running backs are entering the draft this year, but he will probably be a top 10 pick if not higher.  Cleveland could use a fast change of direction running back to complement Rueben Droughns.
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The following is my list of what players would be taken number 1 if that team had the number 1 pick.\n\nLions - Troy Smith (they've never had a mobile quarterback, and with Kevin Jones, Roy Williams, etc., Troy Smith is the missing peice, as long as he doesn't flop like that b1tch Joey Harrington)\n\nRaiders - Brady Quinn (Aaron Brooks is mobile enough, they really need to fix their offensive line, but a quarterback with a high football IQ would be better than a mobile one)\n\nArizona - Linebacker (sorry, I don't pay attention to coollege defensive players)\n\nSan Francisco - Calvin Johnson (another reciever to give Alex Smith better options, especially if Vernon gets healthy)\n\nMiami - Offensive Lineman (again, don't follow them either)\n\nCleveland - Calvin Johnson (Charlie Frye is going to be their man, so they will start loading up the offense for him)\n\nHouston - Mike Hart (to make up for not taking Reggie Bush last year, they still need a running back)\n\nTampa Bay - Who knows, they need everything at this point.
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Let's put it this way....if the Texans had selected Bush and he ended up stinking up the joint (doubtful) or having a career ending injury (never know), no one ever would have criticized them for making the wrong pick, even if Mario Williams turned out to be a stud.  I can almost guarantee that there will be other defensive ends in the draft that will do really well.  But if Mario Williams ends up being only slightly above average while Bush becomes a star, the Texans will never hear the end of it.  It will be much like the teams who passed on Michael Jordan.  There is going to be A LOT of pressure on Mario Williams.\n\nWith all that said, I agree that the Texans need defensive help probably more than offensive.  I respect the decision. But the Saints didn't need Reggie Bush either.
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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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I still can't believe they passed on Reggie Bush. I think that   Mario Williams may be just as good of a player but he has some big shoes to fill. The Texans attendance has gotten progressively worse since their first year and they need to sell tickets.  The fans were screaming for Vince Young but over a few months they warmed alittle to the idea of Bush only to not get either.  The QB and RB position have so many more measurable also it makes it very hard for a DE to keep up in popularity.  A QB has passer rating, yards, TD and YDs to be judged by and a RB has rushing yds, catches, tds and YDS/rush. All a DE has is sacks to be measured by.  Even if Mario Williams turns out to be the best DE of his era.  In order to be justified to Texans fans he also has to be better than Bush and Young which is unlikely.
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My number one pick would be LT. People have been talking about him breaking Alexander's record of TD's in a season, and he will get plenty of carries. Best QB = Peyton Manning. Best WR = Chad Johnson or Marvin Harrison.
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I would say Mario, a good RB is hard to get but a GREAT DE is much much harder to get your hands on. Super Mario will definetly be a great addition to a team that needs defensive talent. Bush is definetly talented, but sometimes you wonder, especially in that LenDale White and him almost shared the carries last year, and you can be as fast as you want but if you are not durable it wont help.
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No there is no way of telling for sure. The Texans need help in other areas. I though they would have trade down and try to pick an o-line men. to pick a back up with the first pick would be stupid for a team that never one more then seven or eight games. comparing Williams and Bush success in the NFL would be hard...it's not as plain as day as Manning or Leaf comparison. I really think the Saints made the mistake...unless Deuce is going to get the Ricky Williams treatment.
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Yes Reggie Bush is a great player and will be a top running back very soon, but they already got their running back with Davis.  Yes Davis isn't as good as Bush but whats the point of drafting and having two good running backs.  They need help on the Defense and Offense line, that's why they went with Williams, he will help them out alot.  If they would have went with Bush they would have had to pay alot more money for Bush with the number one pick than with Williams at number one, so that could be another reason.  I don't really agree with what they did, but they would have had to try and trade Bush or Davis away, which would have been hard to do
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Willie parker is definitely going to be their number one back.  I'm expecting them to draft another power type running back in maybe the third or fourth round to try and re-establish the one-two punch their losing with Bettis retiring.
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I read some of the answers before posting this one, and I must say that I wish some of those Bozo's were in my leagues. What a piece of cake winning would be. Assuming that I would have 3 picks in the 1st 36 picks, I would try to take Larry Johnson 1st, Carson Palmer 2nd, Steve Smith third. If the Question is answered as asked, the top 3 are Larry Johnson, Alexander, LT, not necessarily in that order.
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I think Shaun Alexander will be the first pick, so I think that the second pick should definitely be Larry Johnson.
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it would have to be ......... MARCUS WILLIAMS from the UConn huskies. he's an NBA ready point guard that can manage that young, high octane offense. this will make up from not takin' CP3(Chris Paul) last year.
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No.  He is such an intrigueing prospect.  Someone will draft him high or trade up to draft him.  Besides, McNabb got like a 12 on that test and Dan Marino got like a 13.  That test is no good anyway.