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Okay, here's my early attempt at a draft:

 

RD1--Alan Branch, DT, Michigan, 6-6, 320--Could be there at 14 when we draft. Extremely speedy DT was RB in high school. ProBowl by 3rd year.

 

RD2--Kasey Studdard, OG, Texas, 6-3, 305--Either Studdard or Grubbs would be there at this pick, and either one's a great pick.

 

RD3--Clark Harris, TE, Rutgers, 6-6, 255--Big TE who can block and catch. A big reason Rutgers got it done this year.

 

RD4--Manny Ramirez, OG, Texas Tech, 6-3, 339--Looked great in the recent game on TV. Some Top 150 draft boards have him going 108, which is exactly our RD4 pick.

 

RD5--Dallas Baker, WR, Florida, 6-3, 206--Boards have his stock falling of late, so I'm taking him even though he won't last this long. Of course that's what I thought about our LT Jason Peters.

 

RD6--Jonathan Abbate, ILB, Wake Forest, great size, weight room junkie with 34" vertical leap and 4.5-sec 40 speed

or Kelvin Smith, ILB Syracuse. Local guy.

 

RD7--Mkristo Bruce, DE, Washington State--Teams switched from a 4-3 to a 3-4 so his numbers (he was leading the nation in sacks at one time) may make him drop to here. Imagine having another "Bruuuuce" to cheer for. Freakishly athletic, plays with emotion and tenacity. Fan favorite.

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Okay, here's my early attempt at a draft:

 

RD1--Alan Branch, DT, Michigan, 6-6, 320--Could be there at 14 when we draft. Extremely speedy DT was RB in high school. ProBowl by 3rd year.

 

RD2--Kasey Studdard, OG, Texas, 6-3, 305--Either Studdard or Grubbs would be there at this pick, and either one's a great pick.

 

RD3--Clark Harris, TE, Rutgers, 6-6, 255--Big TE who can block and catch. A big reason Rutgers got it done this year.

 

RD4--Manny Ramirez, OG, Texas Tech, 6-3, 339--Looked great in the recent game on TV. Some Top 150 draft boards have him going 108, which is exactly our RD4 pick.

 

RD5--Dallas Baker, WR, Florida, 6-3, 206--Boards have his stock falling of late, so I'm taking him even though he won't last this long. Of course that's what I thought about our LT  Jason Peters.

 

RD6--Jonathan Abbate, ILB, Wake Forest, great size, weight room junkie with 34" vertical leap and 4.5-sec 40 speed

or Kelvin Smith, ILB Syracuse. Local guy.

 

RD7--Mkristo Bruce, DE, Washington State--Teams switched from a 4-3 to a 3-4 so his numbers (he was leading the nation in sacks at one time) may make him drop to here. Imagine having another "Bruuuuce" to cheer for. Freakishly athletic, plays with emotion and tenacity. Fan favorite.

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I think that that would be an EXCELLENT draft!! I think that Branch would fit perfectly in the Tripplett and Mccargo rotation. The two guards would provide solid depth for the o-line. I think that Dallas Baker could be a Marques Colston type, too! :D

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I like Jarrett and the idea of picking a big WR. But I don't know if the organization would be ready to throw the towel in at the $10 million investment of Peerless Price so soon. I also know that Lee Evans is our #1 and that Roscoe Parrish should be no lower than #3 on the chart.

 

But I don't think we'll be picking that high anymore :D

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12. Minnesota Vikings - QB Brian Brohm -  Brad Smith who is the oldest active QB in the NFL probably won't be around for much longer and Brohm can study under him like Tampa Bay Buccs QB Chris Simms. Brohm always has a positive attitude and is always a leader of his team. He has great accuracy and a powerful arm.

 

Who the hell is Brad Smith?

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