Archive for April, 2010

Jaguars take gamble with DE Alualu

Okay. Jacksonville has a Top-10 pick (No. 10) and used it on Tyson Alualu, a defensive end from Cal. Huge surprise that is going to lead to a lot of raised eyebrows.

Mathews will be the top fantasy rookie in 2010

Ryan Mathews will be the first rookie taken in most 2010 fantasy drafts. No doubt about it.

Bills went playmaker with first pick

Buffalo’s choice of RB C.J. Spiller shows that the Bills are trying to get some explosive playmakers.

Haden’s day starts with breakfast, ends with Browns

Florida CB Joe Haden began the day with a rousing family breakfast, and ended it holding up a Cleveland Browns jersey.

First draft surprise comes courtesy of Raiders

The Raiders threw the first semi-surprise of the NFL draft Thursday night, taking LB Rolando McClain with the eighth overall pick.

Seahawks get replacement for OT Jones

Seattle really must be happy with Oklahoma State offensive tackle Russell Okung falling into their lap, as it gets a standout left tackle to replace Walter Jones, who is expected to retire.

Raiders fans down on McClain pick

When the video board inside Radio City Music Hall showed LB Rolando McClain smiling on his phone with the Raiders still on the clock, the Silver and Black-clad fans in the house voiced their displeasure.

Spiller’s value could be limited with Bills

C.J. Spiller would have been a much more attractive fantasy option had he not be taken by the Bills.

NFL legends having a ball at the draft

With their newest draft experience complete, the NFL’s Hall of Famers just couldn’t help but marvel how far the league has come.

That’s Trent ‘Silverback’ Williams

Trent Williams had a special request fulfilled by Commissioner Roger Goodell when he was announced as the fourth overall pick of the 2010 NFL Draft.

McNabb gets some needed help on O-line

The addition of OT Trent Williams is good news for the fantasy value of Donovan McNabb.

Bradford won’t have much seasonal value

The Rams have selected Sam Bradford with the top pick in the NFL Draft, but he won’t have much seasonal draft value.

Rams are on the clock

No more mock drafts. This is the real deal, and Commissioner Roger Goodell just said “Let’s get started.”

Goodell: Hopefully Roethlisberger will learn something

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell publicly spoke Thursday for the first time since he handed down a six-game suspension to Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger for violating the league’s personal-conduct policy.

On the red carpet (sort of) at the NFL Draft

NFL Nation has really represented outside Radio City Music Hall at the 2010 NFL Draft.

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