Houston Reggie Bush, RB, USC
Best player in the draft.
New Orleans D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia
After signing Brees, they may look down, but the franchise bookend may be too good to pass up.
Tennessee Matt Leinart, QB, USC
The Titans may luck out with Leinart falling to three, teaming back up with his college OC, Norm Chow.
New York Jets Mario Williams, DE, North Carolina St.
A truly unique talent at end would be a difference maker in New York.
Green Bay A.J. Hawk, LB, Ohio St.
Would step in immediately and be a leader on defense.
San Francisco Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
A young QB needs a safety valve, and Davis is that and much more.
Oakland Vince Young, QB, Oakland
Al Davis loves potential and hype, and Young is loaded with both.
Buffalo Winston Justice, OT, USC
The Bills have talent on offense, but cannot utilize it fully until the line is upgraded.
Detroit Michael Huff, DB, Texas
His versatility will draw a lot of suitors.
Arizona Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
Even with Dockett and the newly signed Clancy, the Cards lack a wide body to plug running lanes.
St. Louis Manny Lawson, DE, North Carolina St.
His speed off the edge is amazing, and would provide an immediate pass rush threat.
Cleveland Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn
Shaffer is not enough to eliminate tackle as a need for the Browns.
Baltimore Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida St.
His ability to penetrate is second to none in this draft.
Philadelphia Chad Jackson, WR, Florida
His combination of size and talent will allow him to be a favorite of McNabb's.
Atlanta Antonio Cromartie, CB, Florida St.
His potential is too much to pass on for the Falcons.
Miami Eric Winston, OT, Miami
The Cane product remains in Miami.
Minnesota Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
After dealing Culpepper, they need a QB for the future.
Dallas Jimmy Williams, DB, Virginia Tech
After addressing WR and OT in free agency, they land a standout safety to pair with Roy Williams.
San Diego Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio St.
With Brees gone, they need to find a goto receiver for Phillip Rivers.
Kansas City Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
The Chiefs have failed to address the interior DL. They address it in a big way.
New England DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis
Could be a major steal this low.
Denver (from Washington) LenDale White, RB, USC
With Mike Anderson moving on, the Broncos need someone to team with Tatum Bell, and White is the perfect fit. He returns to his home state of Colorado.
Tampa Bay Tye Hill, CB, Clemson
The top cover corner in the draft gives the Bucs a great trio of corners.
Cincinnati Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
As good as the offense is, a big target over the middle would take it to another level.
New York Giants Claude Wroten, DT, LSU
If they do not land LaVar Arrington, LB may have to be the pick here.
Chicago Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
Lewis may be the best TE in this class, he just does not test that way.
Carolina Ernie Sims, LB, Florida St.
His speed has teams thinking Derrick Brooks clone.
Jacksonville Jonathan Joseph, CB, South Carolina
The Jags must address the corner spot, and Joseph has been a steady riser since the season began.
Denver Rodrique Wright, DT, Texas
Wright was once a potential Top 10 pick, but his lack of a killer instinct has pushed him down on some boards.
Indianapolis Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota
Edge is gone, but Maroney may bring comparable production for much less money.
Seattle Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College
This pick may be moved for John Abraham, but if not, they land the same type of player.
Pittsburgh Donte Whitner, S, Ohio St.
Chris Hope is moving on, and the position needs an upgrade anyway.
