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Round 1
1. Houston- Reggie Bush, RB USC
2. New Orleans- Matt Leinart, QB USC
3. Tennessee- Vince Young, QB Texas
4. NY Jets- D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT Virginia
5. Green Bay- Mario Williams, DE NC State
6. Oakland- AJ Hawk, OLB Ohio State
7. San Francisco- Tye Hill, CB Clemson
8. Buffalo- Haloti Ngata, DT Oregon
9. Detroit- Chad Greenway, OLB Iowa
10. Arizona- Michael Huff, DB Texas
11. St.Louis- Vernon Davis, TE Maryland
12. Cleveland- Santonio Holmes, WR Ohio State
13. Baltimore- DeAngelo Williams, RB Memphis
14. Philadelphia- Mathias Kiwanuka, DE Boston College
15. Atlanta- Jimmy Williams, CB VaTech
16. Miami- Jay Cutler, QB Vanderbilt
17. Minnesota- Bobby Carpenter, OLB Ohio State
18. Dallas- Marcus McNeill, OT Auburn
19. San Diego- DeMeco Ryans, ILB Alabama
20. Kansas City- Jonathan Scott, OT Texas
21. New England- LenDale White, RB USC
22. Denver(f/Was)- Brodrick Bunkley, DT Florida State
23. Tampa Bay- Ernie Sims, OLB Florida State
24. Cincinnati- Tamba Hali, DE Penn State
25. NY Giants- Ashton Youboty, CB Ohio State
26. Chicago- Anthony Fasano, TE Notre Dame
27. Carolina- Claude Wroten, DT LSU
28. Jacksonville- Laurence Maroney, RB Minnesota
29. Denver- Darnell Bing, S USC
30. Indianapolis- Brian Calhoun, RB Wisconsin
31. Seattle- Jonathan McCargo, DT NC State
32. Pittsburgh- Chad Jackson, WR Florida
Round 2
33. Houston- Eric Winston, OT Miami
34. New Orleans- D'Qwell Jackson, MLB Maryland
35. NY Jets- Manny Lawson, DE/OLB NC State
36. Green Bay- Nick Mangold, C Ohio State
37. San Francisco- Ko Simpson, FS South Carolina
38. Oakland- Gabe Watson, DT Michigan
39. Tennessee- Winston Justice, OT USC
40. Detroit- Darryl Tapp, DE VaTech
41. Arizona- Daryn Colledge, OT Boise State
42. Buffalo- Maurice Stovall, WR Notre Dame
43. Cleveland- Kamerion Wimbley, OLB Florida State
44. Baltimore- Kelly Jennings, CB Miami
45. Philadelphia- Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA
46. St.Louis- Thomas Howard, OLB UTEP
47. Atlanta- Daniel Bullocks, S Nebraska
48. Minnesota- Leonard Pope, TE Georgia
49. Dallas- Donte Whitner, S Ohio State
50. San Diego- Charles Gordon, CB Kansas
51. Miami- Cedric Griffin, CB Texas
52. Kansas City- Sinorice Moss, WR Miami
53. New England- Alan Zemaitis, CB Penn State
54. Washington- Abdul Hodge, MLB Iowa
55. Tampa Bay- Stanley McClover, DE Auburn
56. Carolina- Derek Hagan, WR Arizona State
57. Chicago- Antonio Cromartie, CB Florida State
58. Cincinnati- Jonathan Lewis, DT VaTech
59. NY Giants- Jeremy Trueblood, OT Boston College
60. Jacksonville- DeMario Minter, CB Texas
61. Denver- Parys Haralson, DE Tennessee
62. Indianapolis- Davin Joseph, OG Oklahoma
63. Seattle- Joseph Addai, RB LSU
64. Pittsburgh- Gerald Riggs Jr, RB Tennessee
Round 3
65. Houston- Elvis Dumervil, DE Louisville
66. Houston(f/NO)- Mark Setterstrom, OG Minnesota
67. Green Bay- Charles Spencer, OG Pittsburgh
68. San Francisco- Dominique Byrd, TE USC
69. Oakland- Anthony Smith, S Syracuse
70. Buffalo(f/Ten)- Dee Webb, CB Florida
71. NY Jets- Rob Sims, OG Ohio State
72. Arizona- Babatunde Oshinowo, DT Stanford
73. Buffalo- Andrew Whitworth, LT LSU
74. Detroit- Ryan O'Callaghan, OT California
75. New England(f/Bal)- Kai Parham, ILB Virginia
76. Philadelphia- Jesse Mahelona, DT Tennessee
77. St.Louis- Jonathan Joseph, CB South Carolina
78. Cleveland- Max Jean-Gilles, OG Georgia
79. Atlanta- Mark Anderson, DE Alabama
80. Dallas- Taitusi Lutui, OG USC
81. San Diego- Jahmile Addae, S WVU
82. Miami- Rocky McIntosh, OLB Miami
83. Minnesota- Maurice Drew, RB UCLA
84. Kansas City- Charlie Whitehurst, CB Clemson
85. New England- Cory Rodgers, WR TCU
86. Washington- Greg Blue, SS Georgia
87. Tampa Bay- Travis Wilson, WR Oklahoma
88. Chicago- Pat Watkins, S Florida State
89. Carolina- Nate Salley, S Ohio State
90. Cincinnati- Dwayne Slay, SS Texas Tech
91. NY Giants- Orien Harris, DT Miami
92. Jacksonville- Jason Allen, CB Tennessee
93. Denver- Demetrius Williams, WR Oregon
94. Indianapolis- Kevin Simon, OLB Tennessee
95. Seattle- Kevin Boothe, OG Cornell
96. Pittsburgh- Rod Wright, DE Texas
Round 4
97. Houston- Will Blackmon, CB Boston College
98. New Orleans- David Pittman, CB Northwestern State
99. Green Bay- Kyle Williams, DT LSU
100. Oakland- AJ Nicholson, OLB Florida State
101. San Francisco- Victor Adeyanju, DE Indiana
102. Tennessee- Ryan Cook, C New Mexico
103. NY Jets- Brody Croyle, QB Alabama
104. Buffalo- Bernard Pollard, S Purdue
105. New England(f/Det)- Chris Gocong, ILB Cal Poly
106. Arizona- TJ Williams, TE NC State
107. St.Louis- Frostee Rucker, DE USC
108. Cleveland- Ray Edwards, DE Purdue
109. Baltimore- Dusty Dvoracek, DT Oklahoma
110. Philadelphia- Devin Hester, ATH Miami
111. Atlanta- Joe Toledo, OT Washington
112. Miami- Skyler Green, WR LSU
113. Minnesota- Jason Spitz, OG Louisville
114. Philadelphia(f/Dal)- Anthony Schlegel, MLB Ohio State
115. San Diego- Jabari Levey, OT South Carolina
116. NY Jets(f/KC)- Terrence Whitehead, RB Oregon
117. New England- Danieal Manning, CB Abilene-Christian
118. Denver(f/Wash)- Greg Eslinger, C Minnesota
119. Tampa Bay- Richard Marshall, CB Fresno State
120. Cincinnati- Joel Klopfenstein, TE Colorado
121. NY Giants- Greg Lee, WR Pittsburgh
122. Chicago- Martin Nance, WR Miami(OH)
123. Carolina- Taurean Henderson, RB Texas Tech
124. Jacksonville- Brandon Williams, WR Wisconsin
125. Denver- Darrell Hackney, QB UAB
126. Philadelphia(f/Indy)- Eric Henderson, DE Georgia Tech
127. Seattle- Matt Bernstein, FB Wisconsin
128. Pittsburgh- Michael Robinson, ATH Penn State
Round 5
129. Houston- Mike Hass, WR Oregon State
130. New Orleans- Montavious Stanley, DT Louisville
131. Green Bay- Lawrence Vickers, FB Colorado
132. NY Jets- Greg Jennings, WR Western Michigan
133. Tennessee- Darrell Hunter, CB Miami(OH)
134. San Francisco- Ryan LaCasse, OLB Syracuse
135. New England(f/Oak)- Tim Dobbins, ILB Iowa State
136. Buffalo- Andre Hall, RB South Florida
137. Detroit- Drew Olson, QB UCLA
138. Arizona- Omar Jacobs, QB Bowling Green
139. St.Louis- Fred Matua, OG USC
140. Cleveland- Steve Fifita, NT Utah
141. Baltimore- Freddie Roach, MLB Alabama
142. Philadelphia- Cedric Humes, RB VaTech
143. Atlanta- Jerome Harrison, RB Washington State
144. Miami- Manuel Wright, DT USC (Supplemental Draft)
145. Minnesota- Clint Ingram, OLB Nebraska
146. Dallas- Jason Avant, WR Michigan
147. San Diego- JD Runnels, FB Oklahoma
148. Kansas City- James Wyche, DE Syracuse
149. Cleveland(f/NE)- Dale Robinson, ILB Arizona State
150. Washington- Cody Douglas, OG Tennessee
151. Tampa Bay- Paul McQuistan, OT Weber State
152. Cincinnati- Manase Hopoi, DT Washington
153. NY Giants- Travis Williams, OLB Auburn
154. Chicago- Spencer Havner, OLB UCLA
155. Carolina- Mike Degory, C Florida
156. Jacksonville- Brian Iwuh, OLB Colorado
157. Denver- Mike Bell, RB Arizona
158. Indianapolis- Willie Evans, DE Mississippi State
159. Seattle- Jovon Bouknight, WR Wyoming
160. Pittsburgh- Roman Harper, S Alabama
Round 6
161. Houston- Tim Day, TE Oregon
162. New Orleans- Jon Alston, OLB Stanford
163. Tennessee- Hank Baskett, WR New Mexico
164. NY Jets- LeKevin Smith, DT Nebraska
165. Green Bay- DonTrell Moore, RB New Mexico
166. Oakland- Dan Stevenson, OG Notre Dame
167. San Francisco- Garrett Mills, FB Tulsa
168. Buffalo- Mike Kudla, DE Ohio State
169. Detroit- Michael Toudouze, OT TCU
170. Arizona- Gerris Wilkinson, LB Georgia Tech
171. St.Louis- Tim McGarigle, MLB Northwestern
172. Cleveland- Jonathan Orr, WR Wisconsin
173. Baltimore- Bruce Gradkowski, QB Toledo
174. Dallas(f/Phi)- Gerrick McPhearson, CB Maryland
175. Atlanta- Keon Jackson, S Toledo
176. San Diego(f/Mia)- Cameron Vaughn, ILB LSU
177. San Diego(f/Min)- Todd Watkins, WR BYU
178. Kansas City(f/Dal)- Na'Shan Goddard, OG South Carolina
179. San Diego- Brett Basanez, QB Northwestern
180. Kansas City- Tim Jennings, CB Georgia
181. New England- Willie Reid, WR Florida State
182. Washington- Johnny Jolly, DT Texas A&M
183. San Francisco(f/TB)- Reggie McNeal, ATH Texas A&M
184. Cincinnati- Paul Pinegar, QB Fresno State
185. NY Giants- Marcus Hudson, DB NC State
186. Chicago- Adam Stenavich, OT Michigan
187. Washington(f/Car)- Charles Sharon, WR Bowling Green
188. Jacksonville- Melvin Oliver, DE LSU
189. Denver- James Anderson, OLB VaTech
190. Indianapolis- Terna Nande, OLB Miami(OH)
191. Seattle- Quincy Butler, CB TCU
192. Pittsburgh- Marvin Philip, C California
Round 7
193. Houston- Donovan Raiola, C Wisconsin
194. Miami(f/NO)- Gerald Anderson, DT Georgia
195. Tennessee- Brandon Johnson, OLB Louisville
196. NY Jets- Anwar Phillips, CB Penn State
197. Green Bay- Trent Bray, OLB Oregon State
198. Oakland- Marcus Maxey, CB Miami
199. San Francisco- Omar Gaither, OLB Tennessee
200. Buffalo- Mark LeVoir, OT Notre Dame
201. Detroit- Leon Washington, RB Florida State
202. Arizona- Damien Rhodes, RB Syracuse
203. St.Louis- Jarvis Herring, S Florida
204. Cleveland- Travis Leffew, OT Louisville
205. Baltimore- Antarrious Williams, OLB Auburn
206. Philadelphia- Scott Paxson, DT Penn State
207. Atlanta- David Anderson, WR Colorado State
208. Miami- Aaron Harris, MLB Texas
209. Minnesota- DJ Shockley, QB Georgia
210. Dallas- Nick Leaders, DE Iowa State
211. San Diego- Will Allen, OG Texas
212. Kansas City- Justin Holland, QB Colorado State
213. New England- Wali Lundy, RB Virginia
214. Washington- Matt Lentz, OG Michigan
215. Tampa Bay- Rashad Butler, OT Miami
216. Cincinnati- Jamar Williams, OLB Arizona State
217. NY Giants- Jerious Norwood, RB Mississippi State
218. Chicago- Troy Bienemann, TE Washington State
219. Carolina- Anthony Mix, WR Auburn
220. Jacksonville- Randy Hand, OT Florida
221. Carolina(f/Den)- Albert Toeaina, OT Tennessee
222. Indianapolis- Pat Ross, C Boston College
223. Seattle- Tony Palmer, OG Missouri
224. Pittsburgh- Tyler Everett, CB Ohio State
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Team by team selections....
New York Jets
4. D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT Virginia
35. Manny Lawson, DE/OLB NC State
71. Rob Sims, OG Ohio State
103. Brodie Croyle, QB Alabama
116. Terrence Whitehead, RB Oregon
132. Greg Jennings, WR Western Michigan
164. LeKevin Smith, DT Nebraska
196. Anwar Phillips, CB Penn State
Buffalo Bills
8. Haloti Ngata, DT Oregon
42. Maurice Stovall, WR Notre Dame
70. (f/Ten)- Dee Webb, CB Florida
73. Andrew Whitworth, OT LSU
104. Bernard Pollard, SS Purdue
136. Andre Hall, RB South Florida
168. Mike Kudla, DE Ohio State
200. Mark LeVoir, OT Notre Dame
Miami Dolphins
16. Jay Cutler, QB Vanderbilt
51. Cedric Griffin, CB Texas
82. Rocky McIntosh, OLB Miami
112. Skyler Green, WR LSU
144. Manuel Wright, DT USC (Supplemental Draft)
194. Gerald Anderson, NT Georgia
208. Aaron Harris, MLB Texas
New England Patriots
21. LenDale White, RB USC
53. Alan Zemaitis, CB Penn State
75. (f/Bal)- Kai Parham, ILB Virginia
85. Cory Rodgers, WR TCU
105. Chris Gocong, LB Cal Poly
117. Danieal Manning, DB Abilene Christrine
135. Tim Dobbins, LB Iowa St.
181. Willie Reid, WR Florida State
213. Wali Lundy, RB Virginia
Cleveland Browns
12. Santonio Holmes, WR Ohio State
43. Kamerion Wimbley, OLB Florida State
78. Max Jean-Gilles, OG Georgia
108. Ray Edwards, DE Purdue
140. Steve Fifita, DT Utah
149. Dale Robinson, ILB Arizona State
172. Jonathan Orr, WR Wisconsin
204. Travis Leffew, OT Louisville
Baltimore Ravens
13. DeAngelo Williams, RB Memphis
44. Kelly Jennings, CB Miami
109. Dusty Dvoracek, DT Oklahoma
141. Freddie Roach, LB Alabama
173. Bruce Gradkowski, QB Toledo
205. Antarrious Williams, OLB Auburn
Cincinnati Bengals
24. Tamba Hali, DE Penn State
58. Jonathan Lewis, DT VaTech
90. Dwayne Slay, SS Texas Tech
120. Joel Klopfenstein, TE Colorado St.
152. Manase Hopoi, DT Washington
184. Paul Pinegar, QB Fresno State
216. Jamar Williams, OLB Arizona State
Pittsburgh Steelers
32. Chad Jackson, WR Florida
64. Gerald Riggs Jr, RB Tennessee
96. Rod Wright, DE Texas
128. Michael Robinson, ATH Penn St.
160. Roman Harper, S Alabama
192. Marvin Philip, C California
224. Tyler Everett, CB Ohio State
Houston Texans
1. Reggie Bush, RB USC
33. Eric Winston, OT Miami
65. Elvis Dumervil, DE Louisville
66. (f/NO)- Mark Setterstrom, OG Minnesota
97. Will Blackmon CB Boston College
129. Mike Hass, WR Oregon St.
161. Tim Day, TE Oregon
193. Donovan Raiola, C Wisconsin
Tennessee Titans
3. Vince Young, QB Texas
39. Winston Justice, OT USC
102. Ryan Cook, C New Mexico
133. Darrel Hunter, CB Miami (OH)
163. Hank Baskett, WR New Mexico
195. Brandon Johnson, OLB Louisville
Jacksonville Jaguars
28. Laurence Maroney, RB Minnesota
60. DeMario Minter, CB Texas
92. Jason Allen, CB Tennessee
124. Brandon Williams, WR Wisconsin
156. Brian Iwuh, OLB Colorado
188. Melvin Oliver, DE LSU
220. Randy Hand, OT Florida
Indianapolis Colts
30. Brian Calhoun, RB Wisconsin
62. Davin Joseph, OG Oklahoma
94. Kevin Simon, OLB Tennessee
158. Willie Evans, DE Mississippi State
190. Terna Nande, OLB Miami(OH)
222. Pat Ross, C Boston College
Oakland Raiders
6. AJ Hawk, OLB Ohio State
38. Gabe Watson, DT Michigan
69. Anthony Smith, S Syracuse
100. AJ Nicholson, OLB Florida St.
166. Dan Stevenson, OG Notre Dame
198. Marcus Maxey, CB Miami
San Diego Chargers
19. DeMeco Ryans, ILB Alabama
50. Charles Gordon, CB Kansas
81. Jahmile Addae, S WVU
115. Jabari Levey, OT South Carolina
147. JD Runnels, FB Oklahoma
176. Cameron Vaughn, ILB LSU
177. Todd Watkins, WR BYU
179. Brett Basanez, QB Northwestern
211. Will Allen, OG Texas
Kansas City Chiefs
20. Jonathan Scott, OT Texas
52. Sinorice Moss, WR Miami
84. Charlie Whitehurst, QB Clemson
148. James Wyche, DE Syracuse
178. Na'Shan Goddard, OG South Carolina
180. Tim Jennings, CB Georgia
212. Justin Holland, QB Colorado State
Denver Broncos
22. (f/Was)- Brodrick Bunkley, DT Florida State
29. Darnell Bing, S USC
61. Parys Haralson, DE Tennessee
93. Demetrius Williams, WR Oregon
118. Greg Eslinger, C Minnesota
125. Darrell Hackney, QB Alabama Birmingham
157. Mike Bell, RB Arizona
189. James Anderson, OLB VaTech
Philadelphia Eagles
14. Mathias Kiwanuka, DE Boston College
45. Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA
76. Jesse Mahelona, DT Tennessee
110. Devin Hester, ATH Miami
114. Anthony Schlegel, MLB Ohio St.
126. Eric Henderson, DE Georgia Tech
142. Cedric Humes, RB Virginia Tech
206. Scott Paxson, DT Penn State
Dallas Cowboys
18. Marcus McNeill, OT Auburn
49. Donte Whitner, S Ohio State
80. Taitusi Lutui, OG USC
146. Jason Avant, WR Michigan
174. Gerrick McPhearson, CB Maryland
210. Nick Leaders, DE Iowa State
Washington Redskins
54. Abdul Hodge, MLB Iowa
86. Greg Blue, SS Georgia
150. Cody Douglas, OG Tennessee
182. Johnny Jolly, DT Texas A&M
187. Charles Sharon, WR Bowling Green
214. Matt Lentz, OG Michigan
New York Giants
25. Ashton Youboty, CB Ohio State
59. Jeremy Trueblood, OT Boston College
91. Orien Harris, DT Miami
121. Greg Lee, WR Pittsburgh
153. Travis Williams, OLB Auburn
185. Marcus Hudson, DB NC State
217. Jerious Norwood, RB Mississippi State
Green Bay Packers
5. Mario Williams, DE NC State
36. Nick Mangold, C Ohio State
67. Charles Spencer, OG Pittsburgh
99. Kyle Williams, DT LSU
131. Lawrence Vickers, FB Colorado
165. DonTrell Moore, RB New Mexico
197. Trent Bray, OLB Oregon State
Detroit Lions
9. Chad Greenway, OLB Iowa
40. Darryl Tapp, DE VaTech
74. Ryan O'Callaghan, OT California
137. Drew Olsen, QB UCLA
169. Michael Toudouze, OT TCU
201. Leon Washington, RB Florida State
Minnesota Vikings
17. Bobby Carpenter, OLB Ohio State
48. Leonard Pope, TE Georgia
83. Maurice Drew, RB UCLA
113. Jason Spitz, OG Louisville
145. Clint Ingram, LB Oklahoma
209. DJ Shockley, QB Georgia
Chicago Bears
26. Anthony Fasano, TE Notre Dame
57. Antonio Cromartie, CB Florida State
88. Pat Watkins, S Florida State
122. Martin Nance, WR Miami (OH)
154. Spencer Havner, OLB UCLA
186. Adam Stenavich, OT Michigan
218. Troy Bienemann, TE Washington State
New Orleans Saints
2. Matt Leinart, QB USC
34. D'Qwell Jackson, MLB Maryland
98. David Pittman, CB Northwestern State
130. Montavious Stanley, DT Louisville
162. Jon Alston, OLB Stanford
Atlanta Falcons
15. Jimmy Williams, CB VaTech
47. Daniel Bullocks, S Nebraska
79. Mark Anderson, DE Alabama
111. Joe Toledo, OT Washington
143. Jerome Harrison, RB Washington St.
175. Keon Jackson, S Toledo
207. David Anderson, WR Colorado State
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
23. Ernie Sims, OLB Florida State
55. Stanley McClover, DE Auburn
87. Travis Wilson, WR Oklahoma
119. Richard Marshall, CB Fresno St.
151. Paul McQuistan, OT Weber State
215. Rashad Butler, OT Miami
Carolina Panthers
27. Claude Wroten, DT LSU
56. Derek Hagan, WR Arizona State
89. Nate Salley, S Ohio State
123. Taurean Henderson, RB Texas Tech
155. Mike Degory, C Florida
219. Anthony Mix, WR Auburn
221. Albert Toeaina, OT Tennessee
San Francisco 49ers
7. Tye Hill, CB Clemson
37. Ko Simpson, FS South Carolina
68. Dominique Byrd, TE USC
101. Victor Adeyanju, DE Indiana
134. Ryan LaCasse, DE/OLB Syracuse
167. Garrett Mills, FB Tulsa
183. Reggie McNeal, ATH Texas A&M
199. Omar Gaither, OLB Tennessee
Arizona Cardinals
10. Michael Huff, DB Texas
41. Daryn Colledge, OT Boise State
72. Babatunde Oshinowo, DT Stanford
106. TJ Williams, TE North Carolina St.
138. Omar Jacobs, QB Bowling Green
170. Gerris Wilkinson, OLB Georgia Tech
202. Damien Rhodes, RB Syracuse
St. Louis Rams
11. Vernon Davis, TE Maryland
46. Thomas Howard, OLB UTEP
77. Jonathan Joseph, CB South Carolina
107. Frostee Rucker, DE USC
139. Fred Matua, OG USC
171. Tim McGarigle, MLB Northwestern
203. Jarvis Herring, S Florida
Seattle Seahawks
31. Jonathan McCargo, DT NC State
63. Joseph Addai, RB LSU
95. Kevin Boothe, OG Cornell
127. Matt Bernstein, FB Wisconsin
159. Jovon Bouknight, WR Wyoming
191. Quincy Butler, CB TCU
223. Tony Palmer, OG Missouri
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By the way, a quote from our board that Tommy Lawlor heard on the radio concerning Casserly and the Texans....
I heard Texans GM Charley Casserly on the radio this morning. He said that he's already gotten a call from one team inquiring about the #1 pick. He had promised the team not to mention their name. I found this interesting because normally teams will wait to open these types of talks at the Combine. Maybe someone was just getting idea of what the pick would cost or maybe a team was really interested and wanted to get the ball rolling early.
Charley did say he would trade the pick for the right offer. One of the keys would be to only fall back a few spots. I don't think he'd want to go below pick 6, but that's just a guess on my part.
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Wow if Tennessee gets Winston Justice in the second I would be amazed. With his athleticism I would almost want a second trade down to 13-18 and grab him plus an extra 2nd. I don't know what the local o-line gurus think about Justice but if he could net an extra 2nd it might be worth it.
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NDIRISH,Why Kiwa over Hali for the birds?
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I think Hali fits what we like at RDE more to be honest however, I don't see him being worth the 14th pick. We typically go for the Jerome McDougle, Hugh Douglas types. Kiwi obviously isn't that. So, the reason would simply be that Mathias is more talented with better upside. Could eventually take over for Kearse on the left side.
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I think he needs to get and play stronger at the next level. Not a really physical guy. Not much of a hand punch. In the run game I see him as a guy who will need to work on awareness in the open field when trying to locate defenders. Often I thought he looked confused at the second level. I like my OLine with a nasty streak. I haven't seen that out of Winston.
Much rather have Eric Winston then Winston Justice if I were the Texans. Just my opinion though.
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your work on this board alone is worth the $5
one thing that really strikes me are two things, the top of the board is light, meaning top 10 picks are worth their weight in gold and two there is alot of talent spread even into the 5th round, maybe not starter material but future players in the league.
makes the option of trading down for the Texans tempting but also dangerous
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that'd be a helluva draft for houston. and a great one for new england, too
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I've heard alot of people say the Texans need to rebuild. I disagree heavily.
I look at that team and you have a promising young QB, a solid RB, a future stud at WR, a dynamic young return specialist. Add a solid offensive line and another playmaker to the offense and it's playoff quality once the chemistry gets going in my opinion.
The defense is a question mark for me. We'll need to see the shakeout once it goes into a 43. Obviously the DT position is strong. Need to add some pass rushers at DE although, I do think Babin and Peek could edgerush while having Gary Walker as a run stopping LDE. I would imagine Kailee Wong would play MIKE, Greenwood at WIL and Orr/Peek at SAM? I can't say I'm really familiar with the LB crew as much as I should be. Dunta is a promising young player. Add some strength to that secondary.
I am of the firm belief that the Texans could have a .500 team with good offseason moves. That may seem overly optimistic, but I just remember what they were a few years ago before the bottom out. 8-8 in the AFC South is impressive for a young team in my opinion. It's not as if they're in the NFC North.
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Just not a big fan of Jay Cutler to be honest. Think the kid is a bit...well....whiny.
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I think it would be hard to trade down more than 5 spots because of the cost to the other team (basically all their picks plus picks next year according to the draft point chart). But, if I didn't have a player targeted (Brick/Mario/Hawk) in that range, I would keep moving down. We have enough holes to get value anywhere in the first - and a few more 2nd round picks (and 3rds or future picks) would help fill a few of the holes.
Personally, I would love to get Huff in the 10-15 range. If he is gone, then that stud TE, Davis. Otherwise I would move down to the bottom of the first if I could. After the top 10 (and Huff/Davis), I would prefer to see who drops and snap them up around pick 25 - CB/S/DE/LB.
Denver's 22 & 29 are close to equal value for the 7th or 8th pick. If we dealt down to the 4-10, then add or get picks to make it even, I would love to do that. (even with the top 10 and Huff/Davis gone, there will be talent there)
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The way I see it for the Texans they're going to want to come away with Bush, Williams or Ferguson. Either of those 3 give them an elite player that they could really use. I wrote an article for our site about Reggie Bush and marketing. I'll post it here.
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Article I wrote for our site a while back....
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Great insight,Matt. Very good mock for Texans....would like to get a LB somewhere in draft. We have alot of square pegs at LB that don't fit our round holes (4-3)
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how is cutler whiny?
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maybe i just missed him, but do you not have david thomas (TE Texas) making it before the supplimental picks? it's a little favoritism because they're texas guys, but i'd like to see thomas & dwayne slay here. they compare favorably to the styles of lynch & putzier, who are key assets in denver that kubiak's familiar with. great day for the texans though, despite me being an adamant trade downer, and great job putting it together.
also, very well written article. i truely hate that it's accurate because we saw last season that just because we've got 2 top three picks who sell jerseys, they alone doesnt fill the seats or quiet the boos on a losing team. i would like to point out however, that during the first couple seasons i actually did see lots of folks with boselli jerseys.
while Bush is extremely marketable, there is no question that VY is even more so for the Houston Texans.
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Walk down 3 steps and you are in the office, bar (new in 2013 with flat screen TV), and outdoor patio (gazebo that has a table & 4 chairs, 6 loungers, fountain, and barbeque grill).
Walk down a few more steps and you are in the finished basement. There is 1 bedroom (queen), 1 full bathroom (walk in shower), 1 living area (queen sofa sleeper & a new 46 inch LED Smart TV), steam room (new tile 2013), sauna, and washer/dryer.
The house has high - speed WIFI, cable, and a laser printer.
The house worked out perfectly for us. It is much bigger than it appears in the photo and the six of us spread out very comfortably. For us this meant the teenagers took over the basement quarters and the adults enjoyed peace and quiet upstairs. But we could all gather in the upstairs comfortably as well. I was surprised at how much we used the back room - I think of it as a sunporch. Since this is a winter visit it was lovely to sit out there with breakfast or a book and enjoy the sunshine and the view to the attractive patio. I always like a well stocked kitchen and I found all the tools I needed for cooking at eating at home at least twice a day. There were many kitchen tools that I have failed to find in other rental homes. Another detail I appreciate is good beds. I tried all of them and all were very comfortable. The location was wonderful - we could walk to Canyon Rd., the square in the center of town, many restaurants or just climb the hill of the park just north of there and enjoy lovely views and sunsets. It was perfect for us. The place to be sure to include on your visit is Chez Mamou. It opens early for a fabulous cup of coffee (or capuccino I think - my husband is the one who made daily visits). I appreciated the perfect pastries he brought home for breakfast. It is a block or two away and a great option for treats, or lunch. We'd love to come back.
La Casa de Suerte (The house of luck) is located just 3 blocks Northeast from the heart of the Santa Fe Plaza and a .25 of a mile from Canyon Road (known for it's world class art). Also, less than 300 yards away are great landmark restaurants such as The Shed, La Casa Sena, and The Bull Ring.
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- Brown burger, then add chopped onion and cook till translucent. Add tomato paste, Rotel, kidney beans, chili beans and seasonings. Pour in tomato juice. If using a large soup pan on the stove, bring all ingredients to a slow boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for at least 2-3 hours, stirring occasionally. Taste test and add more chili powder, if needed, etc. If using a crockpot, turn on low and let simmer for 7-8 hours, again stirring occasionally and taste testing. Uncover crockpot for last hour or so to cook down and thicken. Serve plain, or with shredded cheddar, a dollop of sour cream, or diced green onions on top.
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Jeff and Janet Ganoung love good bread, and they love animals. The Ganoungs, who who have owned Great Harvest Bread Company on Kings Drive for nine years and at Piper Glen for three, united these two loves when they started Animal Kneads Day five years ago. The Ganoungs open Great Harvest on a Sunday, when they are usually closed, bake countless loaves of their bread and donate all of the proceeds to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Departments Low Cost Spay and Neuter Program. Animal Kneads Day will be Aug. 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Piper Glen, 6420 Rea Road. Call 704-543-5550 for more information.Janet GanoungI am passionate about the cause of animal needs because animal companions give us unconditional love, and yet they have no voice. It is our responsibility as humans to be good stewards to the animals in our lives.
My favorite snack from Great Harvest Bread Company is our Blueberry Oatbran Muffin, hearty but not overly sweet.
The goal of Animal Kneads Day is to educate the public as to the importance of spay/neuter in reducing the number of homeless animals in the area and to raise funds to offer free or low cost spay/neuter procedures.
My favorite animal is an animal that is willing to give and receive love, especially cats and dogs. What living being doesnt want to be acknowledged, accepted, and valued?!
The cause of Animal Kneads Day is important to the community because Ghandi said The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. This can easily apply to Charlotte as well. We have the opportunity to do what is right for the least among us. It is our wish to inform residents of this very simple way to be responsible and make a huge impact.Jeff GanoungMy favorite product to make is our simplest whole grain bread, Honey Whole Wheat. To take five simple ingredients (whole-wheat flour, water, honey, yeast, and salt) and be able to pull or extract the huge amount of flavor that comes out in it is very satisfying. It shows how powerful the magic of baking can be!
At home, my favorite thing to bake is Who has time to bake at home?
Our pets are two cats, Onyx, a female Maine Coon cat, and Harvest, who we think is a cross between an American Short-hair cat and a garbage truck! They are both rescue cats from the CMPD Animal Care and Control Center.
We opened Great Harvest to provide the community with heart-healthy whole-grain products that also taste great, to provide an opportunity for young people to learn more about both the art and science of baking and about running a small business, and to give back to the community.
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Roger Federer's new prototype racquet is a perfect example of how the MODERN PLAYER'S FRAME is becoming more and more popular in the game of tennis. He's shed his traditional midsize Pro Staff for a more powerful and forgiving 98 square inch frame.
Modern player's frames possess a slightly larger head size and a crisper, livelier response, similar to the more modern "'tweener" frames like the Babolat AeroPro or Pure Drive. At the same time, they retain the classic precision and feel of a more traditional-style racquet like the Wilson Six.One or Pro Staff. They are ideal for the intermediate to advanced player that appreciates the classic touch and feel but just wants something a little more forgiving in order to help keep up with the modern game.
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Picking out a new racquet for yourself or a loved one can be daunting. With 20 different brands and hundreds of different models, choosing the right racquet can make one's head spin. Kind of like what happens to me when I walk into a perfume store or cereal aisle. At Tennis Warehouse, I think sometimes, we forget not everyone is as into tennis as we are. Our everyday tennis vernacular isn't very everyday and common to most recreational players. So I want to break down racquet terminology in layman's terms in hopes of clarifying what makes racquets play and perform the way they do so you can make a more informed decision before buying your next racquet. (From Tennis Warehouse I hope.)
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Oversize - 105+ square inches (example: Prince Premier 115L ESP)
When we're talking head size, we're talking about the size of the racquet head (where the strings are). Obvious, I know. The larger the head size, the larger the sweetspot. Usually, a racquet's headsize is in proportion to the level of player the racquet was designed for. Key word being "usually." So racquets with an oversize head (105 sq in and bigger), tend to be meant for beginner players who need that bigger sweetspot and more power. They also tend to be more stable for those times the ball isn't hit exactly in the sweetspot. And racquets that have mid size head's are meant for the more advanced player.


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|7 They set apart Kedesh in the Galil in the hill-country of Naftali, and Shekhem in the hill-country of Efrayim, and Kiryat-Arba (the same is Hevron) in the hill-country of Yehudah.
|7 So they set apart Kedesh in Galilee in the hill country of Naphtali, Shechem in the hill country of Ephraim, and Kiriath Arba (that is, Hebron) in the hill country of Judah.
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Business Objects to Miss Quarterly Targets
Updated from 4:55 p.m. EDT
Investors hammered shares of Business Objects (BOBJ) after the software company warned late Thursday that it will not hit its second-quarter targets for revenue and earnings.
The stock was halted for late trading immediately before the announcement, and when it resumed on Instinet shares dropped $3.79, or 14%, to $43.
The company said it now expects revenue in the quarter to range from $287 million to $291 million. In April, it told investors to expect sales of $295 million to $300 million. Non-GAAP earnings will be 25 cents to 28 cents a share, compared with earlier guidance of 30 cents to 33 cents a share.Analysts polled by Thomson First Call were expecting a profit of 33 cents a share on sales of $298.5 million. We are disappointed with our performance this quarter," said John Schwarz, chief executive officer of Business Objects. "Despite total revenue growing year over year, our license revenue was below expectations, due in part to a lower closing rate on large transactions. In addition, the European and Asia-Pacific regions will show declining revenue compared to last year, detracting from growth in the Americas region." In a conference call with analysts and investors after the announcement, Schwartz repeatedly said that he won't really understand why the quarter soured until Business Objects reports final quarterly results on July 26. However, he did indicate that the fault was internal, and used the term "poor execution" several times. The CEO fingered slower-than-expected license revenue as the major culprit in the miss, saying he expects it to come in between $116 million to $118 million, a decline of 6% (at the midpoint) from the $125 million posted last year at this time. Rob Tholemeier, a private investor with holdings in the business intelligence sector, said "the real issue is that the company lost focus by going after the mid-market, which is not the core." Tholemeier maintains that the natural market for business-intelligence software is the major enterprise space, companies that have thousands of applications that need to be integrated and mined for data. "The mid-tier," he says, "doesn't need it."
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The prospect of continuity and a stable government has enthused the markets in an extraordinary way
Even a stable government need not necessarily usher in economic reform, at least the way the markets perceive. A larger issue is to understand and define reforms in the changed context.
The stock market's record breaking run on May 18 has been interpreted as a resounding endorsement of the election results. The Sensex and the Nifty gained 2110 points and 651 points over the previous closings on May 15.
Many analysts aver that the markets had already anticipated a favourable outcome. In the run up to the counting of votes and the declaration of results, the markets remained buoyant.
Although there were other factors for the improvement in market sentiment, it is likely that the market participants had guessed that the elections would make possible the formation of a 'stable' government at the Centre. In the event the extraordinary performance of the Congress party came as a big though pleasant surprise for the markets.
Flawed analysis
According to popular view, a stable government would usher in economic reforms and that would be good for the markets. It is not just stability but economic reforms on top of stability that the markets seem to be hoping for.
An analysis on the above lines can be both imprecise and misleading. Stability, at least the market's perception of it, was generally interpreted to mean that one of the two national parties will be able to form a government without the support of smaller, troublesome allies.
But does it matter that it is the Congress and not the BJP that has made those impressive gains and is in the driver's seat? Which of the two parties is more market friendly? In short, did the stated positions as indicated in the election manifestos of the Congress and the BJP matter before the first vote was cast?
The crux of the matter is that even a stable government (however defined) need not necessarily usher in economic reform, at least the way the markets perceive. A larger issue of course is to understand and define reforms in the changed context, both domestic and global.
It is perhaps too much to credit the markets with such reasoning. What seems reasonably clear at this stage is that the prospect of continuity and a stable government has enthused the markets in a way no other development could have.
The fact that on Tuesday the benchmark indices held on to the extraordinary gains of Monday shows that the optimism might be widespread. It is likely that the election results have pushed the stock markets to a higher trajectory and that would be a significant achievement.
Not to be ignored, however, is the fact that Indian markets have been moving up along with many other stock markets both from the developed and the developing worlds.
There is a growing belief that the worst of the global economic and financial crisis is over and the rising stock markets herald real economic recovery. In such a context the election results might have come as a catalyst, actively aiding the already strengthening sentiment.
Global cues will remain important for many more days to come. The quality of corporate earnings in India will be closely watched and may in fact be the most significant factor giving a direction to the markets. Within India attention will also be on the macro economic management by the new government. Obviously arresting the economic slowdown and rediscovering fiscal prudence will be priority areas. The Union budget for 2009-10 is due to be presented soon .The game of guessing the Finance Minister's budgetary proposals has already begun.
The stock markets will naturally anticipate budget related developments. There will be heightened expectations this time as to economic reforms. It is naïve to think that the new government, however stable and free to carry on with its economic agenda, will strike a course of action radically different. For one, the Congress party's success has followed its execution of several populist schemes such as the NREGS and the loan waiver.
Subsidies of all kinds have bloated. It will be too early now for the new government to change course even if that is practicable. Even before the budget, the issue of petroleum pricing will crop up.
Reforms need a re-look
Two, economic reforms as understood just five years ago need to be redefined. In their widest connotation reforms have meant a withdrawal of the state from areas in which it had a dominant role.
Economic reforms of this genre include policies designed to attract private capital, both Indian and foreign. One of the methods for increasing the private sector's role is through the public sector disinvestment programme.
At this juncture a disinvestment programme for the public sector can only mean a dilution of stake by the government without relinquishing its control. Outright privatisation will not be politically expedient.Besides, with the global recession still on; foreign capital flows may not be of the magnitude hoped for. As for the role of the state, even in advanced capitalist countries the public sector is expanding, through deliberate policy measures. In banks, insurance and automobiles, the U.S. government has stepped in to save many companies. It seems ridiculous to harp on privatisation.
Of course, a stable government is better placed to present its case on reforms or any other economic measure that will have to be sold to the public at large. These take time and stock markets cannot hope for miracles in the short term.C. R. L. NARASIMHAN


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British forces deployed in Afghanistan are now equipped with the most up-to-date version of the Lockheed Martin Desert Hawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, the MoD announced on 23 August 2010.
The Desert Hawk UAV is a hand-launched aerial surveillance platform that's operated by remote control and which is capable of carrying out day or night operations. The imagery it collects is transmitted to ground-based troops who can then analyse it and the purchase of these brand-new Desert Hawk IIIs features within a wider £3m capability boost for British armed forces personnel stationed in Afghan territory.
Desert Hawk III UAV
Compared to the original Desert Hawk – which first flew in 2003 - the Desert Hawk III UAV features upgraded camera technologies, improving both stability and image quality. It's also been fitted with a modified wing design to optimise its performance in the heavy Afghan air.
Although diminutive – 137cm wide and less than a metre in length – the Desert Hawk is capable of carrying out 90 minute missions over a nine mile range. Its minimal weight of around 3.7 kilograms makes it fully portable and its stature makes it almost impossible to see in the overhead.
British Army Desert Hawk UAV operations in Afghanistan are carried out by 47 Regiment Royal Artillery and in a MoD press release, division representative Staff Sergeant Dan Gardner explained the UAV's role and the advantages it presented.
"Desert Hawk provides an eye in the sky that has become indispensable to troops on the ground in Afghanistan", he said. "The fact that it is hand-launched and lightweight means we get a very quick and thorough appraisal of the tactical situations faced on operations.
"It is used in a variety of roles, including reconnaissance and surveillance of troops and patrols, and it provides valuable situational awareness to commanders of troops in contact with the enemy."
British Army UAVs
As far as its role within the British Army is concerned, Desert Hawk sits within the ISTAR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance) family that also includes much larger surveillance platforms like the Boeing E-3D Sentry and the Nimrod R1 aircraft. Other ISTAR types deployed in Afghanistan include other British Army UAVs like the Hermes 450 and Reaper designs, as well as the RAPTOR pod carried by the Tornado GR4.
"Continuing to support this capability demonstrates our commitment to ensuring that troops on the front line get the cutting-edge equipment to help them in the fight against the insurgents", Peter Luff – UK Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology – added in the MoD's Desert Hawk press release.
"The improved Desert Hawk is a remarkable piece of kit. It provides a detailed picture of what is happening on the ground for our troops, giving them an operational advantage and keeping them safer."
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Exception handling best practices
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Following are the best practices when catching and handling exceptions in your java code.
Do not catch Exception directly in your code. Java exception handling is not polymorphic. If you catch Exception, it can catch IOException or any other descendent type.
Catching Exceptions
Exception handling supports the stack trace of any error in your code. Always throw an exception early in your code to make this trace more accurate.
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