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The Chiefs gave up a third-round pick to move up two slots and grab DT Ryan Simms. Simms filled a major void in the KC defense and was arguably the best DT in the draft.
QB Joey Harrington was the right choice at No. 3 overall
the Bills managed to grab four very good prospects in the first three rounds – OT Mike Williams, WR Josh Reed, DE Ryan Denney, and S Cory Wire.
The Raiders’ top two picks, CB Phillip Buchanon and OLB Napoleon Harris, were very good values at No. 17 and No. 23 overall.
The Browns filled their biggest void by selecting RB William Green in the first round. Green should solve the team’s running woes if he can stay out of trouble.
LB Will Witherspoon was a reach in the third round.
Selecting Freeney at No. 11 overall may have been a little early,
Top pick Ashley Lelie (No. 19 overall) should be a stud at WR
The Packers traded up to No. 20 to grab WR Javon Walker. There is no doubt that Walker has tremendous potential and the Packers needed a wideout, but they could have stayed at No. 28 and selected Jabar Gaffney, Josh Reed, or Antonio Bryant.
Instead, they reached for WR Deion Branch, yet another undersized New England receiver, in the second round,
Taking DT Marcus Stroud and passing over OT Kenyatta Walker was a bad move.
My favorite Green Bay pick was LB Torrance Marshall at No. 72.
The Eagles addressed most of their needs with their first four picks, including two potential stars in WR Freddie Mitchell and LB Quinton Caver.
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