1
10(10) Matt Leinart QB USC
2 9(41) Deuce Lutui OG USC
3 8(72) Leonard Pope TE GEORGIA
4 10(107) Gabriel Watson DT MICHIGAN
5 9(142) Brandon Johnson OLB LOUISVILLE
6 8(177) Jonathan Lewis DT VIRGINIA TECH
7 10(218) Todd Watkins WR BYU
Overall
Draft Grade:
A
The
Cardinals were able to land the best QB, 1st or 2nd
best G and the 3rd best TE. Gabe Watson can be dominating
if he can stay motivated. The rest of the picks were
questionable but by the time you get to the fifth
round, all players have question marks.
Fantasy
Impact:
Significant:
The Colts of the West. This team should put points
on just about every drive. Leinart will start as the
backup, but in 2007 he should be starting. Pope will
be given every chance to start. Lutui should help
E. James
2005
Draft Class
Round,
Name, Pos, School
1
Antrel Rolle CB MIAMI (FLA.)
2 JJ Arrington RB CALIFORNIA
3 Eric Green CB VIRGINIA TECH
3 Darryl Blackstock OLB VIRGINIA
4 Elton Brown OG VIRGINIA
5 Lance Mitchell ILB OKLAHOMA
7 LeRon McCoy WR INDIANA (PA.)
1
15(15) Tye Hill CB CLEMSON
2 14(46) Joe Klopfenstein TE COLORADO
3 4(68) Claude Wroten DT LSU
3 13(77) Jon Alston OLB STANFORD
3 29(93) Dominique Byrd TE USC
4 16(113) Victor Adeyanju DE INDIANA
5 11(144) Marques Hagans WR VIRGINIA
7 13(221) Tim McGarigle ILB NORTHWESTERN
7 34(242) Mark Setterstrom OG MINNESOTA
7 35(243) Tony Palmer OG MISSOURI
Overall
Draft Grade:
B-
We
love Tye Hill. We love the drafting of a TE, but two?
Seems like overkill to us. Wroten has a lot of question
marks but he could be a great pick eventually.
Fantasy
Impact:
Moderate:
You have to figure that one of the two TEs will
make it. The early lead goes to Klopfenstein.
2005
Draft Class
Round,
Name, Pos, School
1
Alex Barron OT FLORIDA STATE
2 Ronald Bartell Jr CB HOWARD
3 Oshiomogho Atogwe S STANFORD
3 Richie Incognito C NEBRASKA
4 Jerome Carter S FLORIDA STATE
4 Claude Terrell OG NEW MEXICO
5 Jerome Collins TE NOTRE DAME
6 Dante Ridgeway WR BALL STATE
6 Reggie Hodges P BALL STATE
7 Ryan Fitzpatrick QB HARVARD
7 Madison Hedgecock FB NORTH CAROLINA
1
31(31) Kelly Jennings CB MIAMI (FLA.)
2 31(63) Darryl Tapp DE VIRGINIA TECH
4 31(128) Rob Sims OG OHIO STATE
5 31(163) David Kirtman FB USC
7 31(239) Ryan Plackemeier PT WAKE FOREST
7 41(249) Ben Obomano WR AUBURN
Overall
Draft Grade:
B
Jennings,
Tapp and Sims have a chance to start from day one.
Sims was underrated out of Ohio State and Seattle
was wise to get a guard after losing Steve Hutchinson.
Fantasy
Impact:
None:
Kirtman can catch the ball, but will be used as
a blocker for Alexander. Obomano will be lucky just
to make the team.
2005
Draft Class
Round,
Name, Pos, School
1
Chris Spencer C MISSISSIPPI
2 Lofa Tatupu ILB USC
3 David Greene QB GEORGIA
3 Leroy Hill ILB CLEMSON
4 Ray Willis OT FLORIDA STATE
5 Jeb Huckeba DE ARKANSAS
6 Tony Jackson TE IOWA
7 Cornelius Wortham OLB ALABAMA
7 Doug Nienhuis OT OREGON STATE
1
6(6) Vernon Davis TE MARYLAND
1 22(22) Manny Lawson DE NORTH CAROLINA ST
3 20(84) Brandon Williams WR WISCONSIN
4 3(100) Michael Robinson WR PENN STATE
5 7(140) Parys Haralson DE TENNESSEE
6 6(175) Delanie Walker WR CENTRAL MISSOURI
6 23(192) Marcus Hudson S NORTH CAROLINA ST
6 28(197) Melvin Oliver DE LSU
7 46(254) Vickiel Vaughn S ARKANSAS
Overall
Draft Grade:
B
The Niners hit with both
of their first round picks. Davis and Lawson will
be opening day starters. The Niners drafted 3 WRs
and each of them are projects.
Fantasy
Impact:
Significant:
Davis
is a stud. Robinson has tons of talent but he's learning
a new position and so far he's struggled. Delanie
Walker could be a find in the sixth round.
2005
Draft Class
Round,
Name, Pos, School
1
Alex Smith QB UTAH
2 David Baas C MICHIGAN
3 Frank Gore RB MIAMI (FLA.)
3 Adam Snyder OG OREGON
5 Ronald Fields DT MISSISSIPPI STATE
5 Rasheed Marshall WR WEST VIRGINIA
6 Derrick Johnson CB WASHINGTON
7 Daven Holly CB CINCINNATI
7 Patrick Estes TE VIRGINIA
7 Billy Bajema TE OKLAHOMA STATE