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Originally posted by Davekma@Apr 16th '05 @ 8:32 am
I'll ask for the Vikes one please, but looking at those, I shudder to think what the hell it will be like 
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VIKINGS
ROUND 1
Braylon Edwards WR, Michigan
Hands: Has big hands. Is excellent at catching passes away from his body. Shows outstanding leaping ability and body control. Shows a rare ability to adjust to bad passes. Is great at catching passes over his shoulder. Grade: 8.7.
Patterns: Is almost the complete package physically -- good height, bulk and strength. Is at his best against man-to-man coverage. Runs fluid and crisp routes. Can separate from defenders because of good burst out of breaks. Has the speed to Full analysis
ROUND 1
18 (18) David Pollack DE Georgia
Ted Cottrell's defense already has enjoyed an infusion of talent, and it continues here. Cottrell prefers the 3-4 and Pollack could be the missing piece to make the conversion from a 4-3. Pollack (6-2 3/8, 270) is very athletic and versatile with great speed, quickness, instincts and hustle. Best suited as a pass rusher, he also can stuff the run and play the open field. Pollack can either line up as a pass-rushing end or a 3-4 outside linebacker.
ROUND 2
17 (49) Vincent Fuller S Va. Tech
The Vikings would continue to overhaul their defense with the addition of the athletic Fuller to play alongside Darren Sharper.
ROUND 3
16 (80) Dustin Colquitt P Tennessee
ROUND 4
19 (120) David Stewart OT Miss. St.
ROUND 5
18 (154) Derek Wake OLB Penn State
ROUND 6
17 (191) Cedric Houston RB Tennessee
ROUND 7
5 (219) Chase Lyman WR Cal.
(from Oakland)
TSN Updated 7 Round Mock Team Breakdown
that was pretty damn good, until I saw the 3rd round 
and I'm not sure we need to waste a pick on a RB, even a 6th rounder. Was Ernest Shazor taken before our 2nd round pick or not? 
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