NFL Guide

Brady Quinn looked better recently, but the chances of him becoming a quarterback NFL franchise is about as high as the work recently sacked Charlie Weis are now as a Chippendales dancer. With people questioning the character Clausen, the health of Bradford, and the ability to Snead's, Locker is now picking.

2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT Ndamukong Suh Nebraska

With another game to play against the Saints, the Bucs run defense (or should I say lack thereof) will become increasingly apparent, and they go to a run-stopper.Suh is a low defensive tackle because of its dual ability to stuff the run or crash the pocket. He is an expert to win his individual battles on the line of scrimmage and often leads to disturbances in the backfield constantly. It should take all # 1, but unfortunately it is not a QB.

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3. St. Louis Rams Tennessee S Eric Berry

If you do not know that Eric Berry is her look up. It could be the heir apparent to Ed Reed as the elite defensive play-maker in the NFL. And if there's one thing St.Louis needs, he plays defense. And offensive plays, and plays special teams ....

4. Kansas City Chiefs Russell Okung OT Oklahoma State

There is a major reason why the Cowboys offense 'produces more than 200 yards per game on the ground. Twice during his career, he has not allowed a sack against the leader of the nation at the time - the last was an effort against Texas A & M end Von Miller this season. Okung combines all his physical gifts with a high football IQ, making him a franchise OT.

5. Detroit Lions OT Trent Williams Oklahoma

The Lions need a lot, they can start on the O line. Williams Okung The debate over who is the best choice blocker is where there really is not a loser. By the way, if you intend to see the new movie on a Left Tackle "The Blind Side:" I'm warning you know that Jerry Maguire is a mass start over Chick Flick barely disguised marketed as a film Football....

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