What do you think Jarvis Moss of Florida block field goal kick will have on his chances in the  mock draft?
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Jarvis Moss' stature has gone up!
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I think he'll have a good career.  However, given his size I think he'll have a shorter career than one would hope.  My case study to compare with Reggie would be Gayle Sayers.  Sayers was a speedy, shifty RB in the NFL whose smallish size led him to injury troubles.  Running backs have the shortest career span in the NFL to begin with, and being a smaller back will tend to shorten that career span even more.
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I think they should take Michael Huff the blue-chip prospect who can play CB or S. Lions need help on Defense especially at the DB position and they have drafted Offense for the last 7 years so they should be going for defense this year. I think that they will favor Josh McCown, b/c of how he would be a better fit for Mike Martz's offense.
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Yep, he as the guy before me said, Marques Colston was drafted as a Tight End because they said he was too slow for the Wide Receiver position. He came from Hofstra University in New York and has blossomed for the Saints. I don't know why he is only listed as a TE, in my league he is a TE/WR. And I have Yahoo. Too bad I don't have him in my league. Everybody is too dang on smart!!
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Reggie Bush will make an impact even if it is just on kick returns and such he is just a player that cant not make an impact. then if either Leinart or Young play you have to expect one of them to be successful. Mario Williams was a waste of a first pick.
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Who knows. But I'm sure the stupid posts will come in predicting one or the other will win by some ridiculous score. Fact is-it will be close. Fact is Antonio Pittman won't have a good day rushing vs. UM defense. Fact is either Ginn Jr. or Anthony Gonzalez will have huge days receiving-why? You can't cover both-the fastest players on the field Saturday-double cover both and that still leaves Robiskie and Brian H. I look for Michigans defense to take the run away from Ohio State backs-maybe not Smith-but Pittman and Wells. Close game -could go either way-will come down to Henne and Smith-not defense-both defenses will step up. One of the QB's needs to make a game breaking play. Another factor will be turnovers. This game is a toss of the coin.
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I am doing this as a 12 team mock draft, drafting 6, then 7, then 6 again. 16 rounds.\nRound 1- Edgerin James- need an RB here and is best available.\nRound 2- Julius Jones- 2 stud RBs are important and was impressed the past 2 years.\nRound 3- Anquan Boldin- a good WR to start out with.\nRound 4- Santana Moss- If he's left here, he's a must have.\nRound 5- Eli Manning- I have a good feeling about it.\nRound 6- Laurence Marooney- Need a backup RB and he has a good chance of being the starter by the end of the year.\nRound 7- Curtis Martin- Is going to be starter and there's no QB to compete with for yardage.\nRound 8- L.J. Smith- Still no WR at Phily, so going to get yardage\nRound 9- Tampa Bay Defense- need a Defense and is the best after Chicago\nRound 10- Sinorice Moss- I have a good feeling about him\nRound 11- Travis Henry- The Tennesee RB situation isn't clear, so has a good chance to play a lot.\nRound 12- Reggie Williams- has a good chance to be #1 reciever in Jacksonville.\nRound 13- Mike Vanderjadt- still a good kicker even without the highscoring Colts.\nRound 14- Philip Rivers- Has a good chance to do well now that Brees is gone.\nRound 15- Najeh Davenport- did well last year and has good chance to play a lot.\nRound 16- Jacksonville Defense- might as well get a good backup defense.
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Even though his stock has been dropping lately, I think Tennessee will draft him.  The owner of the Titans, Mr. Adams said that he wants to draft a qb with the first round pick.  Plus Steve McNair is on his way out of the organization, and they will need a new qb to run their system.
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He still has another year left at Michigan. He is listed as one of the top 25 prospects for the 2007 draft though, should be his time in the spotlight now that the other two guys left.
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http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/profile.php?pyid=19250\naccording to this website, he is the 3rd best FB in the draft, and is projected to go in 5th-6th rounds.
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Being from Detroit, I know it will be Kitna- although I would like to see McCown. Kitna is alright, I think the young guy will be better suited and more successful for this team.
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#8  the U\n\nThere was a shakeup — no, let’s make that, earthquake, on the Miami coaching staff following the 40–3 embarrassment at the hands of LSU in the Peach Bowl, when four top assistants were shown the door. Also gone are leading receiver Sinorice Moss, four offensive line starters and kick returner extraordinaire Devin Hester. \n\nKyle Wright begins his junior season under the eyes of first-year offensive coordinator Rich Olson, who has spent the last 12 years coaching in the NFL, and new quarterbacks coach Todd Berry. Wright posted good numbers (59 percent completion average, 2,403 yards, 18 touchdowns to 10 interceptions) for a first-time starter, but he is capable of much more. High-potential wide receivers Ryan Moore, Lance Leggett and Darnell Jenkins also need to step it up. Tight End Greg Olsen might be the best pass catcher on the team; he leads the returnees with 31 catches in 2005. \n\nTyrone Moss ran for 701 yards and 12 touchdowns before a knee injury felled him after eight games. The prognosis is good for his 100 percent return. Also returning is Charlie Jones, who started the rest of the way and netted 507 yards. A new offensive line has to be assembled around returning center Anthony Wollschlager. \n\nThe Canes boasts perhaps the best pair of safeties in the nation. Brandon Meriweather led the Canes in tackles with 115, including 13 for a loss, and Kenny Phillips started 11 games as a true freshman and was a unanimous freshman All-American. Opposing offenses will have to game plan for Phillips for at least the next two years. End Baraka Atkins and linebacker Tavares Gooden are the bell-ringers up front. \n\nThe Hurricanes will open 2006 at home to Florida State on Monday, Sept. 4, then travel to Louisville in Week 3. Later in the season, on consecutive weekends, come games at Georgia Tech and home against Virginia Tech.\n\nMY pick: First in the ACC Coastal\n\nReturning starters\n5 offense, 6 defense, both kickers\n\nWinners\nSince 2000, Miami has the highest winning percentage of all Division I-A schools at .865 (64–10), having recorded at least nine wins in each of the six seasons.\n\nPoint taken\nMiami placekicker Jon Peattie leads all current players nationally in scoring with 272 points over his first three seasons.\n\nScore no more\nMiami’s defense in 2005 allowed fewer touchdowns (19) than any other in the nation last year except Alabama’s (15).\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 4 Florida State\nS. 9 Florida A&M\nS. 16 at Louisville\nS. 30 Houston\nO. 7 North Carolina\nO. 14 Florida International\nO. 21 at Duke\nO. 28 at Georgia Tech\nN. 4 Virginia Tech\nN. 11 at Maryland\nN. 18 at Virginia\nN. 23 Boston College
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NO. the game goes to fast for him he has been in the league too long to still be making the mistakes he is making. I am a Texans fan so I will cheer for him. This year is probably his last chance. This is the best team he has had yet. I think he will end up like his fellow draft qb Joey Harrington. A b/u for the rest of his career.
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Well, given that Moss has been hurt, and now has Jason Campbell throwing to him, yeah, I'd rather have Branch.\n\nHasselbeck is playing this week, and he clicks with Branch.  Seems like Seneca Wallace had a man crush on DJ Hackett for some reason.\n\nThe Branch side gets the better of the deal.
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The need a WR to fill Randel-El's spot.  I think S. Moss from Miami is the best fit, and should be available at 32.  Another option is the center from Ohio State, Mangold, or perhaps a D-lineman.  But I think the value at their spot will be with Moss.
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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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OU's quarterback will have to step up and allow peterson to have somewhere to run.  Its hard as hell to run against an 8-man front every time because the opposing team knows the QB sucks.  Unfortunately, since Quinn plays for the Irish, he will get a lot of votes if he has a great year.  Sleepers for the Heisman will be Chris Leak, Chad Henne, Troy Smith, and Ted Ginn Jr.  \n\nMy pick, if i was a betting man, would be Chris Leak.  He's gonna have a huge year with the talent Florida has, and Urban Meyer is a genius when it comes to offense.