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COLTS

ROUND 1
Barrett Ruud OLB, Nebraska
Vs. inside run: Is big, fast, strong and instinctive. Fills hard and shows great toughness. Must play with more consistent leverage. Grade: 7.6.
Vs. outside run: Plays best when reading and reacting. Uses hands well to get through traffic and then disengage. Despite speed, isn't an elite athlete -- is most comfortable going straight ahead. Grade: 7.5.
Blitz/coverage: Shows decent range for zone coverage because of instincts and straight-line Full analysis

ROUND 2
28 (60) Jonathan Babineaux DT Iowa
To improve their run defense, the Colts need better talent inside. Babineaux would bring attitude and great intensity.

ROUND 3
28 (92) Sean Considine S Iowa

ROUND 4
28 (129) Anthony Davis RB Wis.

34 (135) Ryan Claridge OLB UNLV
(compensatory pick)

ROUND 5
29 (165) Jonathan Clinkscale G Wis.

37 (173) Vincent Burns DE Kentucky
(compensatory pick)

ROUND 6
28 (202) Mark Bradley WR Oklahoma

ROUND 7
29 (243) Tyler King DE UConn

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DOLPHINS

ROUND 1
Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn
Inside running: Has a terrific combination of size, power and speed. Runs with good body lean and pad level. Is a bit straight-line, however. Doesn't always plant and drive quickly through cutback lanes. Grade: 8.4.
Outside running: Shows elite top-end speed for his size. Shows a second gear in the open field. Lacks great initial burst. Isn't elusive; makes few defenders miss. Grade: 8.2.
Blocking: Is by far the best pass-blocking back in this class. Full analysis

ROUND 3
6 (70) Wesley Britt OT Alabama
(from Chicago)

ROUND 4
3 (104) C.J. Mosley DT Missouri

ROUND 5
2 (138) Andre Frazier DE Cin.

ROUND 7
2 (216) Jonathan Goddard DE Marshall

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Blackstar

Could I see the Titans' one please?

bizell

billllllsss

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TITANS

ROUND 1
Aaron Rodgers QB, Cal.
Arm strength: Has one of the strongest arms in this class. Can make every NFL throw. Grade: 8.8.
Accuracy/delivery: Shows terrific fundamentals and mechanics. Shows both great touch and timing. Stays poised in the pocket; is fearless about taking hits while waiting until last possible second to deliver a pass. Grade: 8.7.
Field vision: Gets set quickly in the pocket, and sees the entire field well. Shows marked improvement at making progression reads Full analysis

ROUND 2
5 (37) Khalif Barnes OT Wash.
The Titans need a tackle and might reach for Barnes here. Barnes has all the measurable skills, but his stock is elevated because the tackle class is so weak. Despite being an experienced college starter, the word coaches most use to describe him is 'raw.'

ROUND 3
4 (68) Darrent Williams CB Oklahoma St.

32 (96) Leroy Hill OLB Clemson
(compensatory pick)

ROUND 4
7 (108) David Kashetta TE Boston Coll.

35 (136) T.A. McLendon RB NC State
(compensatory pick)

ROUND 5
6 (142) Tab Perry WR UCLA

14 (150) Khari Long DE Baylor
(from Kansas City)

ROUND 6
5 (179) Larry Brackins WR Pearl River (Miss.) Community College

ROUND 7
4 (218) Jeb Huckeba DE Arkansas

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BILLS

ROUND 2
Ben Wilkerson C, LSU
Run blocking: Has adequate size. Takes excellent angles to defenders. Shows good balance and body control. Makes up for lack of speed with initial quickness and angles. Lack of bulk, base and strength are concerns; struggles against massive two-gap nose tackles. Grade: 7.1.
Pass blocking: Is one of the quickest linemen in the '05 class. Gets set quickly in pass protection. Shows excellent stunt/blitz awareness. Has adequate upper-body strength and a powerful hand punch. Full analysis

ROUND 3
22 (86) Michael Munoz OT Tennessee

ROUND 4
21 (122) Walter Reyes RB Syracuse

ROUND 5
20 (156) Nick Collins CB Bethune-Cook.

ROUND 6
23 (197) Bo Scaife TE Texas

ROUND 7
22 (236) Adrian Awasom DE N. Texas

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ChiSoxFan

One for the Bears, if you'll please.

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BEARS

ROUND 1
Cedric Benson RB, Texas
Inside running: Works best between the tackles. Shows decent quickness and initial burst. Has patience and good vision. Plants and drives quickly. Keeps balance and body control. Runs with power and enough burst to get through holes and bounce to the outside. Grade: 8.8.
Outside running: Is a load to bring down. Has adequate speed for his size. Shows some burst to the linebackers but lacks the acceleration to run away from defenders. Doesn't show the natural speed to Full analysis

ROUND 2
7 (39) Roddy White WR UAB
With possession receiver Muhsin Muhammad already on hand, White would add needed speed to the Bears' offense. If the Bears select a running back in Round 1, it's only because they're banking on a playmaking receiver being available here.

ROUND 4
5 (106) Charlie Frye QB Akron

ROUND 5
4 (140) Travis Daniels CB LSU

ROUND 6
7 (181) Brady Poppinga OLB BYU

ROUND 7
6 (220) Jon Dunn OT Va. Tech

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mouse

I STILL PREFER, EDWARDS OR WILLIAMS IN THE 1ST, BUT GETTING RODDY WHITE IN THE 2ND WOULD DEFINITELY EASE THE PAIN OF NOT GETTING 1 OF THEM.

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BEAR DOWN.......... AND WHILE YOU'RE DOWN THERE.....

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I hate to say something and then stick my foot in my mouth later, but I really hope that if the Bears go RB it is Cadillac or Brown.

Thats not to say Benson wont be good, I just think the other 2 may be better.

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