Football's Future's Updated Mock Draft

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First Round Mock Draft
By: Robert Davis | Updated: 2/23/2006 First round | Second Round

1. Houston Reggie Bush, RB, USC
   Truly special talent that Houston cannot pass on.
2. New Orleans Matt Leinart, QB, USC
   New Orleans needs a fresh start, and who better than one of college footballs biggest names ever.
3. Tennessee Vince Young, QB, Texas
   Not the best fit for Chow's offense, but his potential is too good to pass on.
4. New York Jets D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia
   Has the ability to go #1 overall most years.
5. Green Bay Mario Williams, DE, NC St.
   Major potential as an all around DE.
6. Oakland A.J. Hawk, LB, Ohio St.
   Should become an immediate fan favorite in Silver and Black.
7. San Francisco Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
   His massive frame is sorely needed on the interior line.
8. Buffalo Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn
   Losman needs protection.
9. Detroit Tamba Hali, DE, Penn St.
   The D is finally addressed in Motown.
10. Arizona Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida St.
    His penetration ability is second to none in this draft.
11. St. Louis Michael Huff, DB, Texas
    Could help at corner or safety.
12. Cleveland Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
    Crennel needs the wide body to run his defense effectively, and reaches a bit for one.
13. Baltimore LenDale White, RB, USC
    Jamal Lewis just doesn't have it anymore.
14. Philadelphia Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College
    Could provide a devastating duo with Jevon Kearse on the outside.
15. Atlanta Jimmy Williams, DB, Va Tech
    Reunited with former backfield mate DeAngelo Hall.
16. Miami Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
    If still on the board, the biggest lock of the draft.
17. Minnesota Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota
    The Gopher stays home and brings balance to the Viking offense.
18. Dallas Jonathan Scott, OT, Texas
    The Cowboys keep the Longhorn product home.
19. San Diego Winston Justice, OT, USC
    The SoCal kid goes just two hours down Interstate 5.
20. Kansas City Claude Wroten, DT, LSU
    An interior presence is needed on the Chief DLine.
21. New England DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis
    Dillon is only getting older, and the Pats cannot go with Kevin Faulk as their backup RB.
22. Denver (from Was) Chad Jackson, WR, Florida
    Rod Smith isn't getting any younger.
23. Tampa Bay Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio St.
    Grew up in Florida, and brings a playmaking element to the Bucs receiving core.
24. Cincinnati Darnell Bing, S, USC
    Bing and Williams could form one of the most physically imposing safety duos in the league.
25. New York Giants Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa
    His versatility is a major need.
26. Chicago Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
    Could go higher if he is indeed 6'3 250.
27. Carolina Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
    Helps fill the red zone receiver Carolina lost when Muhammad left.
28. Jacksonville Tye Hill, CB, Clemson
    The top cover corner in the draft fills a big hole opposite Rashean Mathis.
29. Denver Manny Lawson, DE, North Carolina St.
    A player with the ability to consistently apply pressure from the outside is a must.
30. Indianapolis Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia
    The Colts just do not have much talent at guard.
31. Seattle Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami
    The Seahawks need another receiver that can make plays. There isn't a better WR with the ball in his hands.
32. Pittsburgh Ko Simpson, S, South Carolina
    The big hole in the secondary is at free safety, and Simpson is a ballhawk.

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Of course not.

[HolmeZz]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

What position would you play Cromartie at?

At 6'3", 210, and being as fast as he is, I think he'd make a decent FS.

I have no clue how he'll be after the knee injury, but prior to getting hurt he definitely had the speed to play corner at the next level.

I'm sure he could play FS in the NFL, but I don't know if that'd be the best use of his talent. I think what makes him a corner and Jimmy Williams a Safety is their cover skills. And conversely, Jimmy's a better hitter/tackler than Antonio.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by HolmeZz

I have no clue how he'll be after the knee injury, but prior to getting hurt he definitely had the speed to play corner at the next level.

I'm sure he could play FS in the NFL, but I don't know if that'd be the best use of his talent. I think what makes him a corner and Jimmy Williams a Safety is their cover skills. And conversely, Jimmy's a better hitter/tackler than Antonio.

That's what I'm afraid of.

With the other needs we have, I'm gonna be disappointed if we take a CB that high...

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