Who do you want your team to draft in 2010?

[elgreazy1]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZB9

Dallas: ILB, S, KR/PR, interior OL, CB

Agreed. They need to start teaching some young OL the position so they can make a smooth transition when it comes time to start. Romo & the rest of the "skill positions" should be set for at least another 2-4 years but the OL is getting old. You can't do anything with all that talent if you can't protect it.

As for the top pick, I'd have to say if the Rams are sitting at #1 it'd be hard to not take Suh. Can you imagine Coach Spagnola coaching up 3 studs in Suh, Carriker & Long along that D-Line?

[BunnyHardaway]

Ndamukong Suh or Eric Berry

[N51_rob]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cebby

Washington: 1st round: Best OL available 2nd round: Best OL available 4th round: Best OL available 5th round: Best OL available 7th round: Best OL available

I tend to agree with Cebby here although I wouldn't mind a fast change of pace RB if available in the 5th round. The skins need to rebuild the oline like no ones business. It's good when the Nation gets to see your QB's underseige all game, 3 step, 5 step, 7 step drops didn't matter the Giants threw a parth in the Washington backfield on Monday.

[jmood88]

The best defensive tackle, defensive end, or outside linebacker at whatever spot the Saints pick at.

[shnuskis]

Packers, Offensive tackle is definately the biggest need. I don't think there is any way they go with a running back unless someone falls to them, but a corner also wouldn't suprise me. But it should be a tackle.

[muggins]

This is a question I thought about the other day - so many fans and media types say OL's suck around the league (just think of any team that sucks, their OL probably sucks). Are there enough good OL players out there? Are some teams just doomed to failure with their OL because there aren't enough?

[jeremym480]

Quote: Originally Posted by WeAreAllWitnesses

Jahvid Best or C.J. Spiller. Someone who's actually a home run threat at the running back position. Ryan Grant is solid, but he doesn't make all that many big plays. Unless Joe Haden is there by some miracle. Someone's gotta replace Al Harris someday.

As a Packer's fan it's hard to argue against any of these guys. Hell, Honestly, I would love to see any of them in a Packer's Uni. But, a nice tackle is probably what we need the most although that isn't quite as "sexy" as the other's mentioned.

[lonewolf371]

Quote: Originally Posted by muggins

This is a question I thought about the other day - so many fans and media types say OL's suck around the league (just think of any team that sucks, their OL probably sucks). Are there enough good OL players out there? Are some teams just doomed to failure with their OL because there aren't enough?

They usually go hand-in-hand. And teams are most certainly doomed to failure with their OL because there aren't enough. If you miss on them in the draft, you're pretty much screwed. Not so much for wide receivers, running backs, linebackers, etc.