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San Diego Chargers |
Eli Manning |
| If they decide to give D. Brees one
more chance they could trade the pick or take Fitzgerald. |
| 2. |
Oakland Raiders |
Larry Fitzgerald |
| Tim Brown and Jerry Rice aren't getting any younger.
Roethlisberger could be a long shot. |
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Arizona Cardinals |
Ben Roethlisberger |
| No brainer of a pick. You have to
start somewhere. |
| 4. |
New York Giants |
Robert Gallery |
| Best O-lineman in draft and the Giants need one of those. |
| 5. |
Washington Redskins |
Tommie Harris |
| Best D-line prospect in the draft.
Should help free up Lavar Arrington. |
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Detroit Lions |
Sean Taylor |
| May be the best defensive prospect in the draft. This
guy has Pro Bowl written all over him. |
| 7. |
Atlanta Falcons |
Shawn Andrews |
| The Falcons need to stockpile guys
to protect Vick and Andrews is a good start. |
| 8. |
Cleveland Browns |
Kellen Winslow, Jr. |
| May come as a shock, but Butch won't leave a weapon
like this on the board. |
| 9. |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
Roy Williams |
| With a future star like Leftwich
at the helm Jags need to keep adding weapons. |
| 10. |
Houston Texans |
Will Smith |
| Pass rush specialist can do it all. |
| 11. |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
Steven Jackson |
| Jackson can be the long term answer
at RB. |
| 12. |
New York Jets |
Chris Gamble |
| Great size, great athleticism, great speed, great pick
for the Jets at #12. |
| 13. |
Buffalo Bills |
Kenechi Udeze |
| Learn the name. This guy should make
an immediate impact. |
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Chicago Bears |
DeAngelo Hall |
| Has shut down corner skills and should contribute immediately. |
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
Kevin Jones |
| Last years superbowl champs need to
jump start the spurting 2003 offense. |
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San Francisco 49ers |
Reggie Williams |
| This years draft is loaded at WR and WIlliams falls
nicely into 49ers lap. |
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