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Found February 15, 2008 on FBKid's Sports Minute:
Fbkid's 2008 NFL Mock draft #1
TEAMS: Minnesota Vikings,  Chicago Bears,  Denver Broncos,  Cleveland Browns,  Cincinnati Bengals,  Philadelphia Eagles,  Jacksonville Jaguars,  St. Louis Rams,  New Orleans Saints,  Miami Dolphins,  Atlanta Falcons,  Buffalo Bills,  Carolina Panthers,  Washington Redskins,  Kansas City Chiefs,  New York Jets,  New York Giants,  Green Bay Packers,  Detroit Lions,  Arizona Cardinals,  San Francisco 49ers,  Seattle Seahawks,  Pittsburgh Steelers,  Baltimore Ravens,  San Diego Chargers,  Oakland Raiders,  Tennessee Titans,  Houston Texans,  Indianapolis Colts,  Dallas Cowboys,  Tampa Bay Buccaneers
PLAYERS: Chris Long,  Sean Jackson,  Kentwan Balmer,  Malcolm Kelly,  Felix Jones,  Branden Albert,  Mario Manningham,  Jonathan Stewart,  Reggie Smith,  Calais Campbell,  Early Doucet,  Brian Brohm,  Rashard Mendenhall,  Phillip Merling,  Glenn Dorsey,  Matt Ryan,  Sedrick Ellis,  Jake Long,  Mike Jenkins,  Vernon Gholston,  Keith Rivers,  Kenny Phillips,  Jeff Otah,  Ryan Clady,  Derrick Harvey,  Tracy Porter
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It's finally time again. The combine is coming up and the draft is fastly approaching. This is the first of many mock drafts for this year that I will have. This time around though I will not have analysis after every pick due to the fact that teams haven't started signing free agents as that will have a big factor in what teams will draft. So without further explanation here is my first mock draft. *= pick will be determined by coin flip 1.Miami Dolphins: Chris Long DE Virgini...
Original Story: http://www.fbkid85.blogspot.com

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    tcbailey24 said February 15, 2008

    I like how you have Kenny Phillips going to Denver

  • Bdawk2036 said February 16, 2008

    I like it so much that DeSean Jackson is going to the EAGLES. We could use a guy like him and turn him into a really great. WR/KR. Better tan he already is.

  • Bdawk2036 said February 16, 2008

    I mean to say that you have him going to philly. He isn't there yet and probably won't be. But lets hope so
  • Scolap21
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    Scolap21 said February 16, 2008

    Dominuque Rodgers-Cromartie. Any relation to Antonio Cromartie?
    • fbkid15
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      fbkid15 replied February 16, 2008

      Yes it's his cousin.
  • hiphop

    hiphop said February 16, 2008

    Watch Dallas package a deal to trade-up for McFadden.
    Lions go receiver for a change taking Limas Swede (spelling?) from Texas
  • connor

    connor said February 16, 2008

    I was waiting for your draft picks dude. An as always yours are pretty good
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      fbkid15 replied February 16, 2008

      Thanks for the kind words. The next mock draft should come a couple days after the combine.
      • connor

        connor replied February 18, 2008

        NP, keep that Atlanta eye on Delaware QB Matt Flacco he is up and coming.

  • mikesyu said February 16, 2008

    brohm falling to 29? not gonna happen
    • fbkid15
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      fbkid15 replied February 16, 2008

      The only team where I really see Brohm going to after the Falcons is the Ravens. But Troy Smith is a lot cheaper and for a young QB played well in limited time. Then after that it's the Bears and Panthers and they have other needs. After that Brohm will be free falling in the draft and the 49ers won't be able to pass him up at the 29 spot.

  • ufmegood said February 16, 2008

    no sweed in the first round? the bucs take a DT with malcolm kelly on the board?
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      fbkid15 replied February 16, 2008

      Sweed is very injury prone and also doesn't have the speed that teams look for in a receiver. In my mind he could be a good player when healthy but considering his size and speed he is very similar to Ernest Wilford who is a decent receiver. The Bucs defense is getting older and Balmer and Gaines Adams will be a dangerous duo for years to come.

  • michaelsmith said March 03, 2008

    I can see ty law comming home becomming a pittsburgh steeler. remmember rod woodson when he moved to the ravens.they moved him to safety.Picture ty law next to troy ,no quaterback will want to go against the steelers.
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