2006 #1 Fantasy Football pick?
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Your pick is the right one. Even if Holmes doesnt retire the Cheifs should get rid of him for a cheaper defenscive player. Back to Johnson, he put up amazing numbers last year and only played 9 games. 1,700 yards in 9 games is very nice. Shawn Alexander seems to be on the verge of an injury and LT had a down fall in his stats. Also not having Drew Brees should pull down LaDainan's recieving stats. I think Larry Johnson has a great chance of even breaking the single season yards record if he puts up last year's number plus the yards he can gain in the additional games he will play without Preist.
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My Jets got the 4th pick; we're right behind you. It is possible that the Texans could draft Ferguson, the best lineman in the country. But I've never heard of an offensive lineman taken 1st overall. I wonder who the Jets will take...better not be a lousy pick.
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Matt Jones, WR Jacksonville Jaguars\n\n"One of a Kind-The Freak"\n\nhttp://proxy.espn.go.com/nfl/draft05/columns/story?columnist=mortensen_chris&id=2025109
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Vince Young, if he chooses to go in the draft this year.  Solely based upon his unreal stats this year AND his supernatural performance against USC in the Rose Bowl, this guy's jumpin' off the board at pick number 1!
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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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Although there are many rumors of the Houston Texans taking Mario Williams with the first pick, they should take Reggie Bush. Reggie Bush has been the consensus #1 pick since the Rose Bowl at the end of his magnificent USC career. Bush put up a very strong performance on his pro day, running well and wowing in the bench press (24 repetitions of 225 pounds). The Texans had a good visit with him after his workout, and the team is expected to start negotiating a contract in the coming days. Houston coach Gary Kubiak told Bush he envisions using the multi-talented star in the same manner the Trojans did – 30-plus touches split between running back, wide receiver and special teams. Obviously, their man is Reggie Bush.
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Vince Young.  Bush could be.  Vick's stock has dropped so far that I am not sure a team would take the risk to draft him.
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Courtney Brown, DE from Penn State to Cleveland in 2000\nMario Williams, DE from North Carolina State to Houston in 2006\n\nBefore those two, the last non-QB to be picked #1 was Orlando Pace, OT from Ohio State to St. Louis in 1997.
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Maurice Morris is Best Choice\n\nCadillacWilliams cant get out of second gear this season... you will be better off not using him until he gets his offensive line healthy again.\n\nGood Luck
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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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I'm glad tof hear your playing fantasy football with a bunch of monkeys. Who the hell would trad LT for McGahee??????? Nice work taking advantage of the slow kid....
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I'd say Reggie. I feel like Young is going to get injured if he runs frequently. I like Vince Young really, but I think it's going to be Bush that gets the 1st overall pick.
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Sportsbook.com has released their odds for Rookie of the Year. Reggie Bush (2-1) leads the list followed by Joseph Addai (5-1) of the Colts, Lendale White (5-1) of the Titans, and Santonio Holmes (5-1) of the Steelers. Here are a few of the names on the list. Niners Vernon Davis comes in at 20-1 odds.\n\n[NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year 2006 Full List]
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ROUNDPK(OVR)NOTES\nNo 1st Rd pick this year.\n221 (53) \n320 (84) \n521 (153) \n620 (189) \n627 (196)from Carolina\n722 (230) \n742 (250)Compensatory selection
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Well my team has the best chance of getting the #1 pick so even though they will likely pick Morrison I would like to see them pick either Tyrus Thomas or Brandon Roy.
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Go with Vanderjagt!\n\nHere are the Fantasy Index rankings for kickers:\n\n1. PHI Akers \n2. CAR Kasay \n3. NO Carney \n4. BAL Stover \n5. CHI Gould \n6. DAL Vanderjagt \n7. IND Vinatieri \n8. CIN Graham \n9. KC Tynes \n10. DEN Elam \n11. PIT Reed \n12. SEA J.Brown \n13. JAC Scobee \n14. SD Kaeding \n15. NE Gostkowski \n16. STL Wilkins \n17. TB Bryant \n18. GB Rayner \n19. DET Hanson \n20. NYG Feely
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I think there are a couple of reasons not to draft Peyton with the #1 pick.  For one, as stevenogdon said, it depends on the scoring system in your league and how important the QB position is.  I don't think many people would argue that Peyton is one of the top tier fantasy QBs (along with a healthy Carson Palmer), but the other thing to consider is that if you take a QB at #1, what kind of runningbacks are going to be left on the board when your second round pick comes along?  It would again depend on your league, but if you're in a 12 team league, there will not be much left in the way of a #1 RB, but there will be plenty of quality QBs left.