Texans will not choose Reggie Bush #1

[imgv94]

I'd rather go with the sure thing, and put my whole bankroll on imgv94's next avatar pick.

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[moses millsap]

Would the Saints take the 49ers 6th and 22nd picks? Alex Smith and Reggie Bush played together in high school.

[Dark Horse]

Bush overrated? :flatten: LT is pretty average too.

[slacker00]

Would the Saints take the 49ers 6th and 22nd picks? Alex Smith and Reggie Bush played together in high school.

Good question. It's a close call. 49ers should have to toss in a 4th rounder as well, or maybe next years 3rd and 4th rounders. Also, if you buy into the fact that the Texans have inked Williams 100%, the #2 pick overall is worth even more.

There's a point system that's very accepted by NFL insiders. Here's a good article that talks about it.

http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Draft+Insider/2004/TradeValue.htm

[imgv94]

Would the Saints take the 49ers 6th and 22nd picks? Alex Smith and Reggie Bush played together in high school.

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[Razz]

My friend gave me 5-1 that Reggie Bush would not be starting in the NFL in 2008. I had to take it.
I can't figure out why Houston didn't trade down, with the intention of taking D'Brickashaw or someone.

[moses millsap]

I could see the Jets with the option of taking Leinart or Bush tomorrow.

[slacker00]

My friend gave me 5-1 that Reggie Bush would not be starting in the NFL in 2008. I had to take it.
I can't figure out why Houston didn't trade down, with the intention of taking D'Brickashaw or someone.

Funny thing about trading down is that you need a buyer if you are selling the spot. I thought Texans would get some offers, but apparently none were good enough. Texans should be more than happy inking Williams, though. Plenty worthy of the #1 overall. I think sometimes the "flash" positions like RB and QB get everyone ahead of themselves.

Kinda reminds me back in 1991 when Dallas Cowboys took DT Russell Maryland #1 overall in the draft. There was plenty of head scratching amongst the general public, but it was the money move. I realize the situation is somewhat different with the Texans of 2006 who are missing plenty of pieces, whereas Dallas was virtually already a complete team in 1991. Here's a neat article I dug up about the 1991 draft, although I disagree with a lot of the analysis, it's a good historical reference regarding what kind of thought processes are going on regarding the NFL draft.http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/2333188