nfl mock draft 2005

[RawMaterials]

does anyone have any interest in this?

we could all pick teams and then have a draft time and draft the first and second rounds.

[Champ]

1. Seems like a fun idea

I'll start with my early predictions that will very likely change hundreds of times before the actual draft.

1. 49ers - Matt Leinart - QB - USC
2. Dolphins - Cedric Benson - RB - Texas
3. Browns - Alex Barron - OT - FSU
4. Bears - Mike Williams - WR - USC
5. Bucs - Derrick Johnson - LB - Oklahoma
6. Titans - Antrelle Rolle - CB - Miami
7. Raiders - Cadillac Williams - RB - Auburn
8. Cardinals - Aaron Rodgers - QB - Cal (No brainer here imo)
9. Redskins - David Pollack - DE - Georgia
10. Lions - Jamaal Brimmer - SS - UNLV

[Lefty48197]

2. I'm next - Packers: An entire defense.

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[RawMaterials]

3. heres mine

1. San Francisco - Matt Leinart* QB, USC

2. Miami - Cedric Benson RB, Texas

3. Dallas -(trade) Antrel Rolle CB, Miami

4. Chicago - Mike Williams WR, USC

5. Tampa Bay - D'Brickashaw Ferguson* OT, Virginia

6. Tennessee - Derrick Johnnson OLB, Texas

7. Oakland - Aaron Rodgers* QB, California

8. Arizona - Carnell Williams RB, Auburn

9. Washington - Braylon Edwards WR, Michigan

10. Detroit - Dan Cody DE, Oklahoma

11. Cleveland - Jammal Brown OT, Oklahoma

12. San Diego (from NY) - Matthias Kiwanuka* DE, Boston College

13. Houston - Alex Barron OT, Florida State

14. Carolina - Ronnie Brown RB, Auburn

15. Kansas City - Marlin Jackson CB, Michigan

16. New Orleans - Ahmad Brooks* ILB, Virginia

17. Cincinnati - Travis Johnson DT, Florida State

18. Cleveland (from Buffalo, from Dallas) - Elton Brown OG, Virginia

19. Jacksonville - David Pollack DE, Georgia

20. Baltimore - Mark Clayton WR, Oklahoma

21. Minnesota - Antajj Hawthorne DT, Wisconsin

22. St. Louis - Erasmus James DE, Wisconsin

23. Seattle - Justin Miller* CB, Clemson

24. Green Bay - Corey Webster CB, LSU

25. Denver - Heath Miller* TE, Virginia

26. NY Jets - Adam Jones* CB, West Virginia

27. Atlanta - Channing Crowder* OLB, Florida

28. San Diego - Thomas Davis* S, Georgia

29. Indianapolis - Carlos Rogers CB, Auburn

30. Pittsburgh - Shaun Cody DT, USC

31. Philadelphia - Ciatrick Fason* RB, Florida

32. New England - Mark Bradley WR, Oklahoma

[Champ]

4. If Braylon is available in the 12th, San Diego will get him

Make San Diego's passing attack even better.

[Mojambo]

6. Interesting.

What's your logic for having Seattle draft a cornerback when they have the youngest secondary in the NFL?

Dollars to donuts says Seattle picks a pass rusher (End, Tackle or LB.)

I think they are also a good bet to select a running back at 23 after they lose Shawn Alexander.

[RawMaterials]

7. I think they will franchise Alexander

and when you get down to the end of the draft I feel it starts to become
best available player. They might trade up or down, proubly down to pick up a OT because if they franchise alexander there going to lose walter jones to free agencie

[Mojambo]

11. All indications are that they will franchise Jones again

Lets put it this way. Jones is much higher up on their priority list than Alexander.

Believe it or not, Seattle is not very high on Alexander. I think it's a mistake to let him go, but if Holmgren is back (and he will be) Alexander won't be here.

With Ken Lucas, Marcus Trufant and Bobby Taylor as the cornerbacks on this team they won't be taking a CB unless the best one in the draft slips to 23 (which obviously won't happen)

Their defensive ends last year were Grant Wistrom (big injury risk) and Chike Okeafor (who is a FA) They'll either trade up for a DE or trade down for a value RB pick, IMO.

[RawMaterials]

16. Do yo think there going to franchise jones

And have to resign alexander and haselback, your right the CB and secondary are young but i dont think they will go outside the Best player avilble unless they trade up and get rid of next years 1st round pick, holmgren has never traded up so i dont know if that will happen.

[Darknyte7]

8. The Steelers MUST take the best Corner available!

I'm hoping that Carlos Rogers or Corey Webster will fall to us at the 32 pick.

:-)

[RawMaterials]

15. stellers have allways taked BP availble

thats why they have always had a good o line

[Tafiti]

9. I'm a huge Bengals fan...

...so I think you could very well be correct w/ their pick @ 17. DT is probably their most glaring need. Even though I follow the NFL religiously, I don't follow college much at all. So how good of a player is Travis Johnson? I've never heard of him.

[RawMaterials]

14. bengals take eather a DT or a SS maybee TE

Also everything really depends on what they do with rudi johnso, and hosmidsoda

[TSIAS]

17. Dolphins fan here

We've got the #2 selection. I'll be happy if we draft a QB, RB, or OL. I like what I've seen out of Cedrick Benson. A lot will depend on whether Saban pursues getting Ricky to come back or trades for Travis Henry. Frankly, I can't see a deal that brings Henry to Miami. If there's a RB that could be traded here, it's Shaun Alexander.

I've heard good things about the big offensive tackle, Ferguson. I wouldn't blame Miami if they tried to build their OL around a young, talented guy like Ferguson.

I'm not sure where we go with the QB position. Unless there's someone really great out there, I'd try to get a veteran QB through free agency. I don't consider QB to be our most glaring weakness.

[Mojambo]

5. I'm there.

I love this stuff.

[davidinalameda]

10. The Raiders should take Cal QB Aaron Rodgers

in the first round

[ProgressiveConn]

12. Packers select

Dan Orlovsky QB Connecticut in round 2. At least I'm hoping. =)

[RawMaterials]

13. Arron Rogers might not be there n/m