1. Miami Dolphins draft Glenn Dorsey
2. St. Louis Rams draft Jake Long
3. Atlanta Falcons draft Matt Ryan
4. Oakland Raiders draft Darren McFadden
5. Kansas City Chiefs draft Sedrick Ellis
6. New York Jets draft Chris Long
7. New England Patriots draft Vernon Gholston
8. Baltimore Ravens draft Leodis McKelvin
9. Cincinnati Bengals draft Keith Rivers
10. New Orleans Saints draft Branden Albert
11. Buffalo Bills draft Chris Williams
12. Denver Broncos draft Derrick Harvey
13. Carolina Panthers draft Jeff Otah
14. Chicago Bears draft Rashard Mendenhall
15. Detroit Lions draft Jonathan Stewart
16. Arizona Cardinals draft Aqib Talib
17. Minnesota Vikings draft Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
18. Houston Texans draft Mike Jenkins
19. Philadelphia Eagles draft Malcolm …read more

1) Chris Long, Virginia
The unanimous top defensive end prospect in the 2008 NFL Draft. The son of Howie Long, there’s not much Chris Long can’t do from the defensive end position. Expect him to be drafted within the first five picks of the 2008 NFL Draft.
Chris Long at the Combine …

2) Vernon Gholston, Ohio State
A quick riser up the draft charts, Vernon Gholston is an extremely versatile defensive back who also has the ability to play linebacker in the NFL. While he wasn’t a consistent force at the college level, many scouts believe he could be just …read more

After yet another disappointing season in 2007, the Oakland Raiders are hoping that 2008 is the year that they can turn the corner. In 2007, the Raiders defense seemed to take a step back in effectiveness and the passing game was weak for most of the year. The good news is that the team’s running game was solid.
In this offseason, the Raiders have made a few subtle moves that should help them on the field in 2008. Their biggest splash was arguably the acquisition of wide receiver Javon Walker, who will enter this coming season as the …read more

1) Miami Dolphins – Glenn Dorsey
Although the Dolphins need a lot of help, Bill Parcells will look at Glenn Dorsey and see a guy who can anchor his defensive line for the next decade.
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2) St. Louis Rams – Jake Long
The biggest problem for the Rams in 2007 was their offensive line. Jake Long can step right in and start right away for St. Louis in 2008.
3) Atlanta Falcons – Matt Ryan
The Atlanta Falcons need a quarterback and Matt Ryan is the best quarterback in the draft. While he won’t start …read more

With the number two pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams are in a unique position. While their team likely isn’t good enough to win a Super Bowl, the team also isn’t as bad as their record last year indicates. The Rams ended up with the second worst record in the NFL mostly due to injuries.
Offensively, the Rams have a lot of good pieces. At quarterback, running back and wide receiver, the Rams have enough talent. Last year their offensive line was demolished by injuries and became the weakest part of the team.
Defensively, the Rams aren’t nearly …read more

With the first pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, it’s difficult to figure out which direction the Miami Dolphins are headed. After such a miserable season, they have a lot of holes to fill. The 2008 draft has a lot of talented players and the Dolphins could decide to travel any number of routes.
With Bill Parcells manning the ship, one would assume that the Dolphins will go with a defensive player. Parcells has a defense first philosophy and Miami can certainly fill a need defensively.
If the Dolphins do decide to go with a defensive player, look for Chris Long …read more

While we don’t know the exact order of the top five picks, here’s an early look at which player each team is likely to pick in the 2008 NFL Draft.
Miami Dolphins
The Dolphins are locked into the first spot of the draft and Bill Parcells is now calling the shots in Miami. With Parcells at the helm, the Dolphins will probably go ahead and select the best football player in the draft. As of now, that player appears to be LSU’s Glenn Dorsey. A defensive tackle, Dorsey has a shot to be a dominant defensive player on the NFL level.
St. Louis …read more