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Will Johnson NFL Combine Monster Bench

Will Johnson presses 40 reps at the NFL Combine.

Jamon Meredith - Draft Video Profile

From Draftguysdotcom: Jamon Meredith can play almost any position on the line, and he's got the strength and tenacity to take the fight to defenders. See why his rising stock could carry him into the first round on Draftguys TV.

James Laurinaitis Post Combine Workout

From ImATopProspect: James Laurinaitis working out at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center after the NFL combine.

For the full video and much more on James visit imatopprospect.com

BJ Raji and Ron Brace - Draft Snapshot

From the Draftguys: BJ Raji and Ron Brace dominated the interior for BC as a pair of giant defensive tackles. See what makes them special -- and what a normal guy looks like next to them -- in their Draftguys TV Snapshot.

Chris Owens - Draft Video Profile

From Draftguys: Chris Owens played with NFL talent in the San Jose State secondary and often looked as good as teammates Dwight Lowery and Coye Francies. Check out his coverage on Draftguys TV.

Hot Stove NFL Talk

Hot Stove NFL talk 3/19/09-By Dr. Bill Chachkes-Football Reporters Online


The Giants have made some really good free agency moves so far. It's clear that Mr. Mara and Mr. Tisch told Mr. Reese to spend some of that PSL money on players. DT's Bernard, Canty, and LB Boley are all good pick ups. Hopefully there is enough left over to get some more offensive skill players. I'm not in a rush to see a running back signed so quickly, even though Derek Ward signed with Tampa a few weeks ago (5 years, 17 million dollars). I would prefer to see them draft a younger player like Javarris Williams (Tenn. St.) or Josh Vaughn (Richmond) and play Ahmad Bradshaw and Danny Ware behind Jacobs. The Giants have 9 selections coming into this draft, but the feeling is that some of those picks will be used in a package to trade with another team to move up in one of the first two rounds to get a player at a "need" position they weren't able to fill in free agency.

If you need to be reminded that the sport of football is still a business behind it all, just take a look at Albert Haynesworth. "It's not about the money," Haynesworth said, when the Titans were trying to figure out how to keep him happy and in Nashville. It didn't take long for that tune to change when Redskins owner Dan Sndyer came calling with a 100 million dollar check. Now Big Al gets himself in a bit of "dui" trouble and wants us to understand how sorry he is. With all that Cash Al, get someone to drive you around will ya please.

At least Ray Lewis was honest. "Why should i take a Hometown Discount? I'm not playing with less emotion or intensity," he said. Ozzie Newsome got Lewis to stay by giving Lewis the deal he deserved to keep him a "Raven for life."

The Jets made some decent headway regarding the improvment of their defense. They resigned Ahmad Carroll, who will help out the secondary as well as keep the special teams special. Now we hear talk of disgruntled Broncos QB Jay Cutler coming to NY to wear the Green and White. I just hope his skin thickens up a little if he does. The other issue here is that Jets owner Woody Johnson is starting to remind me of George Steinbrenner when he ran the Yankees. NFL.com's Pat Kirwan told a group of us at the end of the 2006 draft that Clemens had the best spiral of any of the QB's in that class. So then why won't they give him a chance to prove he can lead the team? Maybe they are trying to Jump-start "phase 2" of the PSL sales plan.

So mr. Owens shuffled off to Orchard Park, but the real test is when the Bills make the playoffs and have to play a home game in January with the breeze coming off the lake. Terrell will have wished he told his agent Drew Rosenhaus to just wait a little longer and see if someone else makes an offer, even for less money.

So we have a new Executive director of the NFLPA. What will make DeMaurice Smith different from Gene Upshaw? He's already caught the player reps' ears with a smooth presentation coming into what could become a hostile fight with the owners to reach a deal on a new CBA. Lets see if he can get it done sooner rather then later.

It's just 5 weeks to the 2009 NFL Draft, and we are already in high gear(but I'm always geared up for football).

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2009 NFL DRAFT - FULL ROUND-BY-ROUND ORDER FOR 2009 NFL DRAFT

FULL ROUND-BY-ROUND ORDER FOR 2009 NFL DRAFT - NFL Media.com

The tentative seven-round order of the 2009 Draft was announced today by the NFL.

The order does not include Compensatory Selections, which will be awarded to clubs at the bottom of Rounds 3-7. An updated Round-by-Round summary will be released after the Compensatory Selections have been determined.



ROUND ONE

(round, round selection, overall selection)



1- 1- 1 Detroit



1- 2- 2 St. Louis

1- 3- 3 Kansas City



1- 4- 4 Seattle

1- 5- 5 Cleveland



1- 6- 6 Cincinnati



1- 7- 7 Oakland

1- 8- 8 Jacksonville



1- 9- 9 Green Bay



1-10-10 San Francisco

1-11-11 Buffalo



1-12-12 Denver

1-13-13 Washington

1-14-14 New Orleans

1-15-15 Houston

1-16-16 San Diego



1-17-17 New York Jets

1-18-18 Chicago

1-19-19 Tampa Bay

1-20-20 Detroit from Dallas



1-21-21 Philadelphia



1-22-22 Minnesota



1-23-23 New England

1-24-24 Atlanta

1-25-25 Miami

1-26-26 Baltimore



1-27-27 Indianapolis

1-28-28 Philadelphia from Carolina

1-29-29 New York Giants



1-30-30 Tennessee



1-31-31 Arizona



1-32-32 Pittsburgh

ROUND TWO





2- 1-33 Detroit



2- 2-34 New England from Kansas City

2- 3-35 St. Louis



2- 4-36 Cleveland

2- 5-37 Seattle



2- 6-38 Cincinnati



2- 7-39 Jacksonville

2- 8-40 Oakland



2- 9-41 Green Bay



2-10-42 Buffalo

2-11-43 San Francisco



2-12-44 Miami from Washington

2-13-45 New York Giants from New Orleans

2-14-46 Houston

2-15-47 New England from San Diego

2-16-48 Denver



2-17-49 Chicago

2-18-50 Cleveland from Tampa Bay

2-19-51 Dallas

2-20-52 New York Jets



2-21-53 Philadelphia



2-22-54 Minnesota



2-23-55 Atlanta

2-24-56 Miami

2-25-57 Baltimore

2-26-58 New England



2-27-59 Carolina

2-28-60 New York Giants

2-29-61 Indianapolis



2-30-62 Tennessee



2-31-63 Arizona



2-32-64 Pittsburgh

ROUND THREE





3- 1-65 Detroit



3- 2-66 St. Louis

3- 3-67 Kansas City



3- 4-68 Seattle

3- 5-69 Dallas from Cleveland



3- 6-70 Cincinnati



3- 7-71 Oakland

3- 8-72 Jacksonville



3- 9-73 Green Bay



3-10-74 San Francisco

3-11-75 Buffalo



3-12-76 New York Jets from New Orleans

3-13-77 Houston

3-14-78 San Diego

3-15-79 Denver

3-16-80 Washington



3-17-81 Tampa Bay

3-18-82 Detroit from Dallas

3-19-83 Green Bay from New York Jets

3-20-84 Chicago



3-21-85 Philadelphia



3-22-86 Minnesota



3-23-87 Miami

3-24-88 Baltimore

3-25-89 New England

3-26-90 Atlanta



3-27-91 New York Giants

3-28-92 Indianapolis

3-29-93 Carolina



3-30-94 Tennessee



3-31-95 Arizona



3-32-96 Pittsburgh

ROUND FOUR





4- 1- Dallas from Detroit



4- 2- Kansas City

4- 3- St. Louis



4- 4- Cleveland

4- 5- Seattle



4- 6- Cincinnati



4- 7- Jacksonville

4- 8- Oakland



4- 9- Green Bay



4-10- Buffalo

4-11- San Francisco



4-12- Houston

4-13- San Diego

4-14- Denver

4-15- New York Jets from Washington

4-16- New Orleans



4-17- Dallas

4-18- New Orleans from New York Jets

4-19- Chicago

4-20- Tampa Bay



4-21- Philadelphia



4-22- Houston from Minnesota



4-23- Baltimore

4-24- New England

4-25- Atlanta

4-26- Miami



4-27- Indianapolis

4-28- Carolina

4-29- New York Giants



4-30- Tennessee



4-31- Arizona



4-32- Pittsburgh

ROUND FIVE





5- 1- Detroit



5- 2- St. Louis

5- 3- Kansas City



5- 4- Denver from Seattle

5- 5- Philadelphia from Cleveland



5- 6- Cincinnati



5- 7- Atlanta from Oakland

5- 8- Jacksonville



5- 9- Green Bay



5-10- San Francisco

5-11- Buffalo



5-12- San Diego

5-13- Denver

5-14- Washington

5-15- New York Giants from New Orleans

5-16- Houston



5-17- Philadelphia from New York Jets

5-18- Chicago

5-19- Tampa Bay

5-20- Dallas



5-21- Philadelphia



5-22- Minnesota



5-23- New England

5-24- Atlanta

5-25- Miami

5-26- Baltimore



5-27- Carolina

5-28- New York Giants

5-29- Indianapolis



5-30- Dallas from Tennessee



5-31- Arizona



5-32- Pittsburgh

ROUND SIX



6- 1- Detroit



6- 2- Kansas City

6- 3- St. Louis



6- 4- Cleveland

6- 5- Seattle



6- 6- Cincinnati



6- 7- Jacksonville

6- 8- Oakland



6- 9- Green Bay



6-10- Buffalo

6-11- San Francisco



6-12- Denver

6-13- Washington

6-14- Green Bay from New Orleans

6-15- Houston

6-16- San Diego



6-17- Chicago

6-18- Tampa Bay

6-19- Detroit from Dallas

6-20- New York Jets



6-21- Philadelphia



6-22- Philadelphia from Minnesota



6-23- Atlanta

6-24- Dallas from Miami

6-25- Baltimore

6-26- New England



6-27- New York Giants

6-28- Indianapolis

6-29- Carolina



6-30- Tennessee



6-31- Arizona



6-32- Pittsburgh

ROUND SEVEN



7- 1- Dallas from Detroit



7- 2- St. Louis

7- 3- Kansas City



7- 4- Seattle

7- 5- Miami from Cleveland



7- 6- Cincinnati



7- 7- Oakland

7- 8- Tampa Bay from Jacksonville



7- 9- Green Bay



7-10- San Francisco

7-11- Buffalo



7-12- Minnesota from Washington

7-13- New Orleans

7-14- Houston

7-15- San Diego

7-16- Denver



7-17- Pittsburgh from Tampa Bay

7-18- Dallas

7-19- New York Jets

7-20- Tampa Bay from Chicago



7-21- Philadelphia



7-22- Minnesota



7-23- Miami

7-24- Tampa Bay from Baltimore

7-25- New England

7-26- Denver from Atlanta



7-27- Indianapolis

7-28- Miami from Carolina

7-29- New York Giants



7-30- Tennessee



7-31- Arizona



7-32- Pittsburgh

Terrell Owens Released (Cut) By The Dallas Cowboys Today

After three years, 3857 yards and 38 touchdowns, the Dallas Cowboys released wide receiver Terrell Owens. Rhis was a mistake as Owens is an exceptionally talented athlete who has no off-field problems and years left in him

 

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