Who do you think will be the biggest suprise coming out of this years NFL draft?
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SANTANIO HOLMES WR~GOIN TO PITT SANTANIO IS CEROUNDED BY A GREAT CAST~~HINES WARD(THE GO TO GUY TO TAKE SOME OF THE PRESSURE OFF)HEITH MILLER(THE TIGHT END THAT YOU CAN REELI ON IN THE RED ZONE)WILLIE PARKER(THE STAR RUNNING BACK)AND BIG BEN( THE SCRAMBLING YET ACCURATLY THROWING QB)SANTANIO HOLMES WILL DO WONDERS AND BE IN THE PRO BOWL IN 2008 NO DOUBT
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I think it will be R. Bush. Vince Young is more of a run first , then pass type of QB and it is not best for a team in the NFL. Kind of like Michael Vick. Vick himself is alright, but too overrated. But, his team is not good at all. So the houston texans should get Bush although I really like the hometown player, Vince Young.
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You're forgetting Emmitt Smith.  He'll be in the Hall for sure.
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Marcus Allen....check your facts....oh..the young guys bush..i think white was scared of the guy behind him on the dephtchart..he jumped ship too quick..a young guy that takes his carries away...end his nfl career before he takes a snap, so he jumps...if he's a first rounder.. i'll be shocked...i think a seconder or third round steal
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I will say Steve Smith, as he is still the primary weapon of the Panthers offense and will likely be involved in big yardage plays and get a large number of touchdowns.\n\nT.O. will score well, but he is playing for Parcells, who prefers the running game to the passing game, limiting his touches and his touchdowns. And in that clash of egos, the Tuna will win every time.\n\nHolt was injured this year and, as he continues to get older, I would expect that may happen more often ... limiting his time on the field and his opportunities to score points.\n\nHarrison, while still a major part of the Indianapolis offense, is still only a part of a great receiving corps in Indy ... and since Payton Manning figured out the key to success is distributing the ball to all of those receivers, Harrison's numbers will likely level out. If anyone will catch or pass Smith, I think it will be Harrison and he'll still be a top player in most leagues -- but I don't think he'll be the very top guy like he used to be.
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logically I would say Big Ben but I think Palmer will have a big game......
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That has to be one of the most embarrasing moments ever for a rookie. Number 2- Reggie Bush not being picked 1st.
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While Reggie Bush is explosive, great, dynamite, all the adjectives you can use, he will be splitting carries with Deuce McAllister who is still a quality back. Look for someone like Vince Young (if he gets the starting job) or AJ Hawk to be in the running. Both played full-time at their colleges, and did not play half the time with someone else (Reggie Bush and LenDale White). These two guys will have great rookie seasons, but my pick is Vernon Davis. He'll be the no. 1 target for Alex Smith starting in the first game and expect a lot of catches/TD's to go along with a Rookie of the Year award.
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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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I am going to say the Raiders.  With all their turmoil I still think they will pull it off.
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Probably Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans. I saw him play in a celebrity basketball game at the Cortez Hankton NFL Celebrity Weekend at Texas Southern University. He had some amazing dunks. Marcus Stroud of the Jacksonville Jaguars was there and he can get up there pretty good for a big man.
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Pretty amazing that Colston was the 2nd to last draft pick this year.  Sure makes the Stallworth trade to Philly look like a great deal.  Drew Brees was definitely the best free agent QB signing of the off season.
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Gosh, I hope it is Shawn Camp. I just picked him up blindly to beat other people to the punch in our league. 50-50 because of Corcoran?
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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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Vince Young is great and I think he'll make a splash his rookie year, but more often than not Quarterbacks aren't rushed into the limelight in their first year. A QB is one of your most heavily protected investments in the NFL, and someone like Vince Young or Michael Vick who scrambles a lot will be treated very carefully in his first years to ensure he doesn't get hurt.\nAs much as I hate to say it, because I'm anything but a USC fan, I have to guess it'll be Reggie Bush. He's such a dynamic gamebreaker, and even if he doesn't see a lot of immediate touches at HB he can step in as a WR or return man and show his ability there.\nObviously whoever it is, it will depend on how much playing time they see, how closely protected they are (as many ROTY prospects are often considered a key part, if not the whole, of the franchise's future plans), and whether or not they can stay healthy.
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I think this year is gonna prove to be a changing of the guard in the NFL.  I think the Broncos may be poised for a playoff run.  I also think the Bears returning defense and more experienced offenense could create problems for the nfc.  The true sleepers however I would have to agree with most of the other posters and go with Arizona and Baltimore.  Arizona is a little soft on defense but their offense will be exciting.  Baltimore is set on defense and adding McNair with a healthy Jamal Lewis and they might be legitimate contenders.  Not to mentio, McNairs familiarity with number one reeceiver Derrick Mason.  Also, Miami.  I dont know if people would be that suprised though.  They finished last season on a tear and had a good offseason.
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OH MY GOD! OFCOURSE THEY WILL.\n\nAlex Smith (2005 #1 draft pick) is the future and the smartest kid ever drafted.The guy carried a god awful Utah squad to an undeafted record. He runs like steve young with a cannon arm like Elway. He struggled like 90% of all rookie Qb's do. \n\nFrank Gore is coming off an awesome rookie season. Talented running back Kevan Barlow, hardhitting saftey Mike Rumph, and big play tightend Eric Johnson are all healthy.\n\nMike Nolan went out and drafted athletes. Freakishly explosive TE Vernon Davis might be a steal at the 6 spot. The 2 rookie Hybrid LB's could have an immidate impact on  pass rush defensivly.\n\nThe secondary will get a much needed solid cover corner to go along with Shawnte Spencer...in Walt Harris.\n\nEveryone the niners lost in the off-season has either been consistently injured or an underachiever the last few years.