How could this trade not work out for both sides? Chicago gets a starting quarterback that they need and the eagles get a proven (Desean Jackson is not proven yet) return man and a decent wide-out, and a corner when needed. The only real draw-back to this would be that the Bears would have a very scant recieving corps and no special teams. This trade would solve many of Philly's problems and Kick start the Kevin Kolb era off sooner rather than later because there is no substitue for in game experience.

IF Baron Davis or Gilbert Arenas signs with the New Jersey Nets this summer, New Jersey would have one of the best backcourts in the league between either the Davis or Arenas and Vince Carter and possibly Lebron James in 2010. New Jersey would have a championship coming in the very near future.

1. Randy Moss, New England Patriots

Reason: Breaking Jerry Rice's record in 2007 by catching 23 touchdown passes and having almost 1500 yards recieving makes him the most lethal reciever this year, and with the loss of Donte Stallworth will only mean more balls thrown his way.

2. Terrell Owens, Dallas Cowboys

Reason: TO had a more productive year in 2007 than he did in 2004 when he made his Superbowl run with the Philadelphia Eagles, and as long as TO dosent complain about getting a new contract he should produce around the same numbers.

3. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals

Reason: Fitz had 100 receptions and a 1000 yard season, and thats with Anquan Boldin across from him. I look for Fitz's numbers to be around the same if Matt Leinhart is throwing the ball.

4. Reggie Wayne, Indianapolis Colts

Reason: Wayne's best season of his carreer came in 2007, but many people over look the fact that the ball was thrown his way more because Marvin Harrison was out with knee problems. With Harrison back Wayne will go back to being the number two reciever but will still put up big numbers.

5. Braylon Edwards, Cleveland Browns

Reason: Edwards breakout season in 2007 with 16 TD's was astounding. With a more in-tune offense I expect Braylon Edwards to have a pro bowl season.

6. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Cincinatti Bengals

Reason: TJ tied for the reception lead along with Wes Welker. With Ocho-Cinco being the distraction that he is I think that Carson Palmer will give the ball more to TJ and he will have a pro bowl season.

7. Andre Johnson, Houston Texans

Reason: This will be Johnson's breakout year. I predict Johnson to have 80 receptions for 1000 plus yards and thirteen touchdowns. He also can get your team points in the return game.

8. Marques Colston, New Orleans Saints

Reason: After the saints dissapointing 2007 season I look for their offense to explode like it did in 2006, with Colston catching double digit touchdown balls.

9. Chad Johnson, Cincinatti Bengals

Reason: What I love about Chad Johnson is that he has a 90 receptions and 1400 yards and then goes on and completely freaks out in the post-season. I expect Chad to come back and be the dominant reciever he was.

10. Plaxico Burress, New York Giants

Reason: He had a 1000 season, 13 touchdowns, and three 100 yard games. I see Plax producing more than ever this year with Amani Toomer and the decline and Eli Mannning on the rise.

11. Wes Welker, New England Patriots

Reason: While Randy Moss might be the single season touchdown record holder, Wes Welker is the key to the Patriots offense. I think that he'll step it up to 10 plus touchdowns and a twelve-thousand yard season.

12. Bobby Engram, Seattle Seahawks

Reason: He is a consistent game to game performer that will always produce points for your team.

13. Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh Steelers

Reason: With Hines Ward in the second half of his carreer in Pittsburgh I look for the Steelers to really incorperate Holmes into their offense and make him more than just a deep-threat.

14. Steve Smith, Carolina Panthers

Reason: He has the tendancy to disappear at key times and through three quarterbacks in 2007 he still managed to pull a 1000 yard season out of his hat. Look for him to bounce back in 2008.

15. Bernard Berrian, Minnesota Vikings

Reason: Like Steve Smith Berrian had to play with many different quarterbacks in 2007 but playing in Minnesotta will give Berrian more opprotunities to suceed.

1. LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers

Reason: LT is the best back in the league right now hands down. He's led the league in yards the past two years and I look for him to make it a three-peat.

2. Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia Eagles

Reason: A lot of people don't realize that B-west led the league in yards from scrimmage last year with over 2,000. He is the most versitile back in the entire league with his ability to catch out of the backfield and I expect him to mantain the same level of play that he did last year.

3. Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings

Reason: AP is capable of running through every hole in the line and he is a true home-run back. Plus it doesnt hurt to run behind the number one offensive line in the league.

4. Joseph Addai, Indianapolis Colts

Reason: Addai is like a younger version of Brian Westbrook, just without as many carries. He can catch well and he can also explode through the hole when he gets the football.

5. Ronnie Brown, Miami Dolphins

Reason: Played on an awful team last year but somehow managed to run for 600 plus yards in only half a season. With Bill Parcells calling the shots in miami I expect Ronnie Brown to be the sleeper pick of the year.

6. Willie Parker, Pittsburgh Steelers

Reason: Like LT, B-West, and AP, Willie Parker is a true home-run threat on everydown and he is also a highly productive third-down runningback.

7. Stephen Jackson, St. Louis Rams

Reason: With the loss of Orlando Pace and the questionable ability of Marc Bulger to stay healthy, Stephen Jackson is a high risk back who could either make or break your team.

8. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville Jaguars

Reason: This is going to be the year the MJD takes the bulk of the carries away from Fred Taylor and shows that he's a wreckingball down on the goalline.

9. Jamal Lewis, Cleveland Browns

Reason: After the bounce back and possibly career saving year that he had I look for him and the rest of the Cleveland Browns to maintain that highi-powered offense that they had last year.

10. Willis McGahee, Balitimore Ravens

Reason: The Ravens are going to have to rely more on the run game with Joe Flacco or Troy Smith holding the reins to their offense. The only problem that I see with the Ravens relying on Willis is that he could become tired as the season progresses.

11. Marion Barber, Dallas Cowboys

Reason: Like the Browns the Cowboys are going to score a lot of points and like MJD, Marion the Barbarion is a goalline threat and he is also a home-run threat with the ability to keep running after contact.

12. Ryan Grant, Green Bay Packers

Reason: Aaron Rodgers in my opinion is good enough to keep the pressure off of Grant and let him do his own thing. There really is no runningback to compare Grant to. I expect Grant to produce everydown and be a solid third down back.

13. Clinton Portis, Washington Redskins

Reason: I think that Clinton Portis could also be another sleeper pick because 5 of his 6 years in the NFL have been 1000 yard rushing seasons and I look for him to keep that consistency going.

14. Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo Bills

Reason: Like Marion Barber, Marshawn Lynch runs angry and like Marion Barber he is also a goalline threat and a home-run threat on everydown.

15. Frank Gore, San Francisco 49ers

Reason: Even though Gore had a very rough 2007 season I look for him to bounce back and be at the caliber he was in 2006.

Quaterback:

1. Tom Brady, New England Patriots

Reason: Has a lot of fire power at reciever (i.e. Randy Moss and Wes Welker) and great arm strength. Not to mention he threw for 50 tds, 4,806 yds and had a QB rating of 117.2 last season.

2. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys

Reason: Like Tom Brady he has a lot of fire power at reciever but one of the reasons why I put Romo so high is because of his improvisational skills and his ability to get it done on the ground as well as through the air. Statistically speaking he threw for more touchdowns, and more yards than Peyton Manning.

3. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts

Reason: Peyton's numbers will be up this year because he will have a healthy Marvin Harrison, Reggie Wayne who is in his prime, Dallas Clark who's on the second half of his carreer but is still a top ten tight end, and Joseph Addai out of the backfield.

4. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints

Reason: He will have a healthy Deuce Mccalister to take all of the pressure off of him with his running game which will free up Reggie Bush to be more productive and I'm also looking for Marques Colston to go off like Braylon Edwards did last year

5. Derek Anderson, Cleveland Browns

Reason: After the monster season that Braylon Edwards had last year, Kellen Winslow as the number three tightend in the league, and Jamal Lewis's bounce back year I think that Derek Anderson will have a highly productive year.

6. Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks

Reason: He is a consistent player who will always produce every game. He had a stellar 2007 season and I only look for him to improve his game.

7. Carson Palmer, Cincinatti Bengals

Reason: If the whole Chad Johnson fiasco works out Carson Palmer will have an spectacular reciever complemented by a very consistent playmaker in T.J. Houshmanzedah.

8. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers

Reason: Big Ben is alot like Tony Romo only less mobile and cant improvise as well but he still a high quality quarterback with a consistent playmaker in Hines Ward and a deep threat in Santonio Holmes.

9. Donovan Mcnabb, Philadelphia Eagles

Reason: After an ACL tear ending his 2006 season he's been working his way back to how he was in 2004. He also started to get hot at the end of the end of the 2007. Look for him to regain his old form in 2008.

10. Phillip Rivers, San Diego Chargers

Reason: He did extremely well last year and the addition of Chris Chambers only helped him. Now that he has gelled with Chambers I expect him to do extremely well this year and lead his team on a deep playoff and possibly a super bowl run.

11. David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguars

Reason: He's one of the most consistent and accurate quarterbacks. His TD to pick ratio is 6:1 which is amazing in the NFL. He can also make plays on the ground when there needed (see Steelers playoff game).

12. Jay Cutler, Denver Broncos

Reason: Calling him the second coming of John Elway is a bit of a reach but he does have quite an arm and can make plays downfield and is a very intellegent football player.

13. Marc Bulger, St. Louis Rams

Reason: After an injury plagued and painful 2007 season (to say the least). I expect Bulger to bounce back and live back up to his potential this year.

14. Vince Young, Tennessee Titans

Reason: After almost quiting last year and the questions of on and off the field maturity I think that VY will go off this year and shut up all the nay-sayers.

15. Eli Manning, New York Giants

Reason: Eli really grew up last year during the postseason and I look for him to build on the success he had last year.

I think that the New Jersey Nets had the biggest draft day of any team.

First off I'm sad to see Richard Jefferson leave but we did get great talent in Yi Jianlin.

I love the additon of Brook Lopez hes a great scorer around the basket and can rebound very well. I also think that him and Nenad Kristic will be a very dominate tandum, espicially with Josh Boone getting better.

I also like the addition of Chris Douglas-Roberts I think he will be a great backup to Vince Carter although I would like to see him move over to point because I'm not to high on Devon Harris.