Basel

Who got the biggest steal? Whether it be in the 1st round or the 7th round, which team do you guys believe made out like a bandit?

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OneGiantThrill

I'm not even going to lie. I think it is the 49ers with Michael Crabtree.

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LSU4LIFE

I like the Crabtree pick as well. I NEVER thought he would be there at #10

pumzy

I'm going to go with James Laurinaitis at #35 to the Rams (admittedly, I don't know all that much about guys in the later rounds, so there could be a bigger steal there). They got a helluva football player when he fell to them; one with definite 1st round talent. I really think the only reason he fell so far was because of his relatively slow 40 time; a factor which, to me, is HIGHLY overrated in scouting circles. Give me a guy with great instincts who can sense where the ball is going to be, and I'll take him HANDS DOWN over a guy with great speed who has to catch up to the ball once it gets there.

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Professor

maclin, maualuga, crabtree is not going to be anything special, he would be lucky to be like keyshawn johnson

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Shoey

I think that Everette Brown is going to develop into a great pass rusher, I'm still in shock he didn't go until 43.

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Manster

I like Knox of the Bears and most of the ILB picked in the 5th round.

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LSU4LIFE

I think that Chip Vaughn to the Saints was a very good pick in the 4th round but Crabtree at 10 is still my pick.

Manster

I liked Vaughn a lot leading up to the draft. I think he ran a lot faster than some thought he would have. I have read that the Saints want to use him as a FS and I do not think that would be a good fit for him. While he can run his coverage skills are more in line with a SS than a FS.

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LSU4LIFE

I think that he will challenge Roman Harper for the SS spot as well.