WCG Mock Draft

by Adam T on Apr 13, 2006 2:20 PM CDT in News Comment 7 comments

Timothy Speer takes care of San Deigo picks and although I like his Chris Berman reasoning, Boomer isn't that hip, so we will likely be left with 'Sherlock' Holmes.

#19 San Diego: Santonio Holmes, WR, OSU

The Chargers top wide-out is 67 year-old Keenan McCardell. While still productive, his walker has caused a drop-off in his straight-line speed (though it has been a God-send for his down-field blocking). Enter Santonio Holmes. This burner from OSU has the speed to potentially force defenses to back that 8th defender out of the box, making LT and AG, that much more dangerous. As an added bonus, Chris Berman will likely call him Santonio "What's Up" Holmes.

Kansas City is on the clock...

2006 WCG Mock Draft
Team	Player
Houston	Reggie Bush
New Orleans	D'Brickashaw Ferguson
Tennessee	Matt Leinart
New York Jets	Mario Williams
Green Bay	A.J. Hawk
San Francisco	Vernon Davis
Oakland	Jay Cutler
Buffalo	Winston Justice
Detroit	Tye Hill
Arizona	Haloti Ngata
St. Louis	Vince Young
Cleveland	Broderick Bunley
Baltimore	Ernie Sims
Philadelphia	Chad Jackson
Denver	DeAngelo Williams
Miami	Marcus McNeil
Minnesota	Chad Greenway
Dallas	Michael Huff
San Diego	Santionio Holmes

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Kansas City

Chiefs take DE Mathias Kiwanuk Boston College.
D-Line can be a risky first round selection but Mathias is a good all around athelete. Get him in the weight room ASAP and he should be a real good pass rusher. Will help the lack of talent/ experience in the secondary.

hit him in his earhole

by draftday on Apr 13, 2006 5:26 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

I'll take him..

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft06/news/story?id=2407977

Lendale White has a torn hamstring and won't be able to run for at least a month and teams will be drafting him without a 40 time.

I don't care if we have 8 running backs, I'd draft him....

by thecubreporter on Apr 13, 2006 8:22 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

on the second day perhaps...

This guy is a train wreck. He has attitude problems reported from way back. And to top it all off he now has a bum leg.

"Ring, rigng...

Hello?

Yes, of course.

Hey LenDale, it Maurice Clarett calling, he wants his NFL outlook back."

I still think that if healthy and with a proper attidude, this guy has more upside than Reggie Bush. Oh yeah, I said it. There is no room in the NFL for guys who only carry the ball 10 - 15 times a game.

by Chad on Apr 13, 2006 9:48 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

Marshall Faulk

in his best year averaged 20 carries a year, no reason to think Reggie Bush wouldn't do the same. For the most part Faulk was around 18 carries a game...

Reggie Bush will be a stud, there's no getting around it...

by thecubreporter on Apr 14, 2006 1:28 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs

Disagree..

If you look at total touches for a career Faulk averaged @22 touches a game (carries and recpts). This is the @ the same average as Shaun Alexander, Barry Sanders and Emmitt Smith.

Reggie Bush will become a third down scat back. There is no place for him the NFL and you're hard pressed to find a high impact guy like him on any NFL team.

I;m thinking Dennis Gentry.

by Chad on Apr 14, 2006 1:40 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

Why would you think

that Bush wouldn't be used in the same way? He's shown the ability to catch the ball out of the backfield, block, return kicks (something he probably won't do for long).

by thecubreporter on Apr 14, 2006 3:13 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs