2007 NFL Draft First Round

[John Patrick]

1. JaMarcus Russell, Quarterback, Louisiana State University



Great pick, and the Raiders chose the right guy to build around.

2. Calvin Johnson, Wide Reciever, Georgia Insitute of Technology



Well, at least they know he can't turn out bad, but this shouldn't have happened.

3. Joe Thomas, Left Tackle, University of Wisconsin



The Browns first step toward respectability.

4. Gaines Adams, Defensive End, Clemson



Helps out the Bucs aging defense, heir apparent to Simeon Rice.

5. Levi Brown, Left Tackle, Pennslyvania State



Will they regret passing up AD? They forgot Leinart is left handed, but it helps out that line nonetheless.

[John Patrick]

6. Laron Landry, Safety, Louisiana State University



Hate to see him go the Skins, seeing ashow they now potentially have the best safety tandem in the league.

7. Adrian Peterson, Running Back, University of Oklahoma



Just the beginning of a great draft for the Vikes.

8. Jamaal Anderson, Defensive End, University of Arkansas



The Falcons had a great draft too, starting with this guy.

9. Ted Ginn Jr, Wide Reciever, The Ohio State University



Well, at least they replaced Wes Welker.

10. Amobi Okoye, Defensive Tackle, University of Louisville



Now Mario Williams has no excuses, and I predict a 15+ sack season.

[John Patrick]

11. Patrick Willis, Linebacker, Ole Miss

That sound you heard was Fillmoe's nut busting.

12. Marshawn Lynch, Running back, Univeristy of California



GIG's boy will make people in Buffalo go, Willis who?

13. Adam Carriker, Defensive End, University of Nebraska



T Park's nightmare becomes reality.

14. Darrelle Revis, Cornerback, University of Pittsburgh



They'll need him now that the Pats have Moss.

15. Lawrence Timmons, Linebacker, Florida State University



Basically replacing Porter's pass rush.

[John Patrick]

16. Justin Harrell, Defensive Tackle, University of Tennessee



And somewhere Brett Favre cries.

17. Jarvis Moss, Defensive End, University of Florida



Personaly I think they could've picked him at 21.

18. Leon Hall, Cornerback, University of Michigan



The Bengals hope he'll make more plays on the field rather than off it.

19. Michael Griffin, Safety, University of Texas



Once again Vince Young has to carry the ans offense.

20. Aaron Ross, Cornerback, University of Texas



I liked Aaron Ross at Texas, but I hate him now.

21. Reggie Nelson, Safety, University of Florida



Makes the Jags' secondary stronger.

[John Patrick]

22. Brady Quinn, Quarterback, University of Notre Dame



This is a we'll see kinda pick, but i think he'll suprise some people.

23. Dwayne Bowe, Wide Reciever, Louisiana State University



ing Chiefs.

24. Brandon Merriweather, Safety, University of Miami, FL



Fillmoe's nut does some more busting.

25. Jon Beason, Lionebacker, university of Miami, FL



See above

26. Anthony Spencer, Defensive End/Linebacker, Purdue University



Cowboys now have best pass rush in East, maybe in all of NFC.

27. Robert Meachem, Wide Reciever, University of Tennessee.



Puts the Saints in good position to defend number one offense ranking.

[John Patrick]

28. Joe Staley, Left Tackle, Central Michigan



Alex Smith's protector for a good 10 years+

29. Ben Grubbs, Guard, Auburn University



I dont know....good pick at 29.

30. Craig Davis, Wide Reciever, Louisiana State University



Will help stretch the field for Gates and a nice deep threat.

31. Greg Olsen, Tight End, University of Miami, FL



Sadly, Brady didnt fall as far as they wanted.

32. Anthony Gonzalez, Wide Reciever, The Ohio State University



Better than Alan Branch.



The Eagles picked in the second round.



Uhh. what happened to Donovan?

Personally I think they could've had Chris Houston, but so be it.