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Quarterbacks Defensive Ends
1. Brian Brohm, Louisville 1. Lawrence Jackson, USC
2. Chad Henne, Michigan 2. Louis Holmes, Arizona
3. Colt Brennan, Hawaii 3. Quinton Groves, Auburn
4. Erik Ainge, Tennessee 4. Chris Long, Virginia
5. Sam Keller, Nebraska 5. Kenny Iwebema, Iowa
Running Backs Defensive Tackles
1. Mike Hart, Michigan 1. Glenn Dorsey, L.S.U.
2. Allen Patrick, Oklahoma 2. Frank Okam, Texas.
3. Rafael Little, Kentucky 3. Sedrick Ellis, USC
4. Ryan Torain, Arizona St. 4. Andre Fluellen, Florida St.
5. Tashard Choice, Georgia Tech 5. Marcus Harrison, Arkansas
Fullbacks Outside Linebackers
1. Peyton Hillis, Arkansas 1. Dan Connor, Penn St.
2. Owen Schmitt, West Virginia 2. Keith Rivers, USC
3. Jacob Hester, L.S.U. 3. Brian Toal, Boston College
3. Michael Pitrie, U.C.L.A. 4. Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech
3. Doug Jones, Cincinnati 5. Ali Highsmith, L.S.U.
Wide Receivers Inside Linebackers
1. Adarious Bowman, Oklahoma St. 1. Jonathan Goff, Vanderbilt
2. Limas Sweed, Texas 2. Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina
3. Andre Caldwell, Florida 3. J Leman, Illinois
4. Early Doucet, L.S.U. 4. Vince Hall, Virginia Tech
5. Keenan Burton, Kentucky 5. Beau Bell, UNLV
Tight Ends Cornerbacks
1. John Carlson, Notre Dame 1. Zack Bowman, Nebraska
2. Martin Rucker, Missouri 2. Paul Oliver, Georgia
3. Fred Davis, USC 3. Antoine Cason, Arizona
4. Kory Sperry, Colorado St. 4. Dwight Lowery, San Jose St.
5. Tate Casey, Florida 5. Terrell Thomas, USC
Offensive Tackles Safeties
1. Jake Long, Michigan 1. Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame
2. Sam Baker, USC 2. Jamar Adams, Michigan
3. Barry Richardson, Clemson 3. Josh Pinkard, USC
4. Kirk Barton, Ohio St. 4. Darien Williams, Oklahoma
5. Gosder Cherilus, Boston College 5. Jonathan Hefney, Tennessee
Offensive Guards
1. Will Arnold, L.S.U.
2. Shannon Tevaga, U.C.L.A.
3. Jordan Grimes, Purdue
4. Roy Schuening, Oregon St.
5. SirVincent Rogers, Houston
Centers
1. John Sullivan, Notre Dame
2. Doug Legursky, Marshall
3. Adam Spieker, Missouri
4. Tony Brinkhaus, Minnesota
5. Kory Lichtensteiner, Bowling Green
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Bill Belichick: "Marquise will be remembered as a thoughtful and caring young man who established himself as one of the year-round daily fixtures of our team."
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A list of Patriot FA next year:
CB Asante Samuel
LB Tedy Bruschi
S Eugene Wilson
WR Reche Caldwell
CB Tory James
CB Chad Scott
CB Randall Gay
S Mel Mitchell
S Atrell Hawkins
LS Lonie Paxton
WR Jabar Gaffney
OL Gene Mruczkowski
LB Larry Izzo
LB Eric Alexander
WR Jonathan Smith
Throw in possible Harrison's retirement and we have needs at S, CB, LB. Sound familiar?
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The Pats passed on LB David Harris, DE Allan Branch, CB Chris Houston, & OL Joe Staley at #28 to get the 49ers 1st pick next year.
Which should be anywhere from #14 - #22. The 49ers should be a bubble playoff team in 2007.
So the player selected in 2008 better have a better career than the afore-mentioned players. Otherwise, Scott & Bill will have miss fired on this one. We'll have to wait and see on this one, but I will be watching these players closely.
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The Pats passed on LB David Harris, DE Allan Branch, CB Chris Houston, & OL Joe Staley at #28 to get the 49ers 1st pick next year.
Which should be anywhere from #14 - #22. The 49ers should be a bubble playoff team in 2007.
So the player selected in 2008 better have a better career than the afore-mentioned players. Otherwise, Scott & Bill will have miss fired on this one. We'll have to wait and see on this one, but I will be watching these players closely.
Tweet! Penalty, stacking the deck!
First, they traded #28 for the 49ers #1 and Randy Moss.
Second, and the real point of this post: the Pats may have passed on all four players, but they could only have picked one of them. You can't say that their 2008 pick has to turn out better than all four...you have to name the one you think they should have selected and track his career vs. their eventual pick.
First, they traded #28 for the 49ers #1 and Randy Moss.
Second, and the real point of this post: the Pats may have passed on all four players, but they could only have picked one of them. You can't say that their 2008 pick has to turn out better than all four...you have to name the one you think they should have selected and track his career vs. their eventual pick.
I am not sure whom the Pats would have drafted that's why I put up IMO the best players available. If I were GM, I would have selected CB Chris Houston.
As for Moss, it just happened to end up being the 4th rounder from the 49ers...I am sure that SP & BB didn't know at that time (in the 1st round) that it would end up going to Oakland.
Now we wait and see.
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I am not sure whom the Pats would have drafted that's why I put up IMO the best players available. If I were GM, I would have selected CB Chris Houston.
As for Moss, it just happened to end up being the 4th rounder from the 49ers...I am sure that SP & BB didn't know at that time (in the 1st round) that it would end up going to Oakland.
Now we wait and see.
Beauty is in the eyes of the GM.
Instead of taking BPA, the Pats accepted a trade offer that set them up well on Day Two and in 2008. Read that again please, and remember BB preaches situational football. BB didn't "know" he was trading for Moss with the 4th round pick. What he did know, that 4th rounder put him in the position to make a play. It's exactly the same stuff he teaches his players, get yourself in the right position for each situation and you're ready to make a play. I am not a Moss fan, I have strong reservations about his signing, that said, BB knows more than I and his trade actions on Day One created the opportunity he exploited. BB has two chances (Moss and 2008) to get better production out of that #28, hard to second guess him from that perspective.
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Instead of taking BPA, the Pats accepted a trade offer that set them up well on Day Two and in 2008. Read that again please, and remember BB preaches situational football. BB didn't "know" he was trading for Moss with the 4th round pick. What he did know, that 4th rounder put him in the position to make a play. It's exactly the same stuff he teaches his players, get yourself in the right position for each situation and you're ready to make a play. I am not a Moss fan, I have strong reservations about his signing, that said, BB knows more than I and his trade actions on Day One created the opportunity he exploited. BB has two chances (Moss and 2008) to get better production out of that #28, hard to second guess him from that perspective.
Yeah, BB basically said that to Boomer when interviewed late Saturday night.
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