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

At the NFL scouting combine, Darren McFadden didn’t disappoint. McFadden, who a lot of people view as the best player in the draft, had a 40-yard dash time of 4.33 seconds. To put that in perspective, that’s a faster time than Adrian Peterson posted last year in the scouting combine.
Now that McFadden has proven he has world class speed, his draft stock should remain high. While he’s somewhat of a long shot to be drafted with the first overall pick, he should definitely go in the top five.
In addition to his 40-yard dash time, McFadden measured out to be over …read more

On Wednesday, the NFL’s scouting combine began for the 2008 NFL Draft. As a fantasy football owner, you should pay attention to what goes on during the combine. Not only will players shoot up and drop down on the draft charts, a few future stars will be born.
What happens at the combine? A lot of people think it’s just physical tests that occur during the combine, but it’s actually a lot more than that. Players undergo many other tests including the Wonderlic test, psychological tests and drug tests. Additionally, the players are measured and interviewed by coaches and the …read more

If you are in a dynasty league that allows you to draft college players, you might consider swinging the for fences and drafting Noel Devine of West Virginia. Devine was a high school legend who lived up to expectations as a freshman this season as he averaged an ungodly 8.6 yards per carry.
Next season as a sophomore, Devine should see a majority of the carries for the Mountaineers. With starting running back Steve Slaton headed to the NFL, Devine will get his chance to explode onto the national scene.
Here are some Noel Devine videos that will …read more