Western Conference Playoff Preview

The 2005 NBA Western Conference Playoffs seeding has been finalized. It has been a tough race, but the best teams won out. Goodbye to last season's Western Conference finalists the Minnesota Timberwolves and L.A. Lakers. Both teams struggles mirrored each other this season. L.A. Lakers SG Kobe Bryant wasn't happy and GM Mitch Kupchak cleaned house and secured horrific results. Minnesota Timberwolves SG Latrell Sprewell couldn't feed his family on less than $13 million a season, and his unhappiness lead them to a disappointing season. In the history of the 7 game playoff series the 1st game winner is 249-68 in winning the series. Let's look at the teams with enough chemistry to make the playoffs this year.

#1 Phoenix Suns vs #8 Memphis Grizzlies
(110.41 PPG #1 in Scoring) (93.42 PPG #23 in Scoring)
(103.29 PPG #30 in Defense) (91.13 #14 in Defense)
(+7.12 #2 in Scoring Differential) (+2.29 #8 in Scoring Differential)

Eventhough the Grizzlies had a difficult time clinching their playoff slot, they stand a good chance to win this series if the NBA still had a 5 game opening playoff series. Over 7 games Memphis might not be able to be consistent enough to win. This season Memphis is 26-14 at home and 19-22 on the road. Phoenix on the other hand is 31-10 at home and 31-9 on the road. On the season both teams won one game at home and one game on the road. All four games were decided by less than 11 points.

Regular Season Series: tied 2 - 2
Dec 23: at Phoenix 109, Memphis 102
Jan 19: Memphis 88, at Phoenix 79
Feb 1: at Memphis 108, Phoenix 97
Mar 20: Phoenix 97, at Memphis 91

During the playoff series the Suns 3 point sharpshooters PF Shawn Marion (33.7%), SG Joe Johnson (47.7%), PG Steve Nash (43.1%), SF Quentin Richardson (35.8%), and 6th Man Jim Jackson (46.2%) will pose a formidable challenge when matched with C Amare Stoudemire in the paint. The Grizzlies won't go out without a fight though. If they can go back to their previous style of play before PF Pau Gasol came back from his injury.

They need to run more pick and roll to get open shots for SG Mike Miller (43.4 3PT%, 50.5 FG%), SG Bonzi Wells (35.0 3PT%, 43.9 FG%), SF Shane Battier (39.6 3PT%, 44.3 FG%). If the Grizzlies pick and roll open up shots for their big men they should be able to get some high percentage conversions from the good shooting of C Lorenzen Wright (47.0 FG%), PF Pau Gasol (50.9 FG%), and C Stromile Swift (45.2 FG%). The Phoenix Suns win this series in 6 games (4-2).

Head to Head
PG Steve Nash vs. Jason Williams
SG Joe Johnson vs. Mike Miller
SF Quentin Richardson vs. Shane Battier
PF Shawn Marion vs. Pau Gasol
C Amare Stoudemire vs. Lorenzen Wright

#2 San Antonio Spurs vs #7 Denver Nuggets
(96.19 PPG #18 in Scoring) (99.52 PPG #8 in Scoring)
(88.39 PPG #1 in Defense) (97.50 #17 in Defense)
(+7.8 #1 in Scoring Differential) (+2.02 #10 in Scoring Differential)

This series will be a huge fight for tempo. The Nuggets want to fast break and play a fast paced game. That pace will allow PF Kenyon Martin and SF Carmelo Anthony to finish on easy baskets. The Spurs want a slow half court game to showcase the talents of PF Tim Duncan. Duncan will have to recover from a late ankle injury in order for the Spurs to win. The playoffs will be the first time that these teams will face eachother at full strength.

The Nuggets running at altitude has them in better shape for fourth quarter defensive shutdowns. The Nuggets have won 20 of their last 21 at home. They just need to continue their home dominance and this series will be the upset of the Western Conference. The Spurs have a lot more playoff experience, but they haven' t won a championship since David Robinson's retirement. Overall the Nuggets win this series in 6 games (4-2).

Regular Season Series: tied 2 - 2
Nov 26: San Antonio 89, at Denver 75
Jan 8: at San Antonio 99, Denver 90
Mar 12: Denver 90, at San Antonio 87
Apr 1: at Denver 102, San Antonio 84

Head to Head
PG Andre Miller vs. Tony Parker
SG DerMarr Johnson vs. Manu Ginobili
SF Carmelo Anthony vs. Bruce Bowen
PF Kenyon Martin vs. Tim Duncan
C Marcus Camby vs. Nazr Mohammed

#3 Seattle SuperSonics vs #6 Sacramento Kings
(98.93 PPG #11 in Scoring) (103.72 PPG #2 in Scoring)
(96.64 PPG #13 in Defense) (101.56 #26 in Defense)
(+2.29 #7 in Scoring Differential) (+2.15 #9 in Scoring Differential)

The SuperSonics have too many weapons for Sacramento to cover. I think the Kings are going to miss PF Chris Webber this year. SG Cuttino Mobley is going to struggle to cover SG Ray Allen, and SF Peja Stojakovic cannot cover SF Rashard Lewis. Peja is returning from a late season groin injury. Overall the SuperSonics win in 5 games (4-1).

Regular Season Series: Seattle leads 3 - 1
Nov 10: at Seattle 108, Sacramento 78
Feb 1: Seattle 106, at Sacramento 101
Feb 10: at Seattle 115, Sacramento 107
Apr 5: at Sacramento 122, Seattle 101

Head to Head
PG Luke Ridnour vs. Mike Bibby
SG Ray Allen vs. Cuttino Mobley
SF Rashard Lewis vs. Peja Stojakovic
PF Reggie Evans vs. Kenny Thomas
C Jerome James vs. Brian Skinner

#4 Dallas Mavericks vs #5 Houston Rockets
(102.5 PPG #3 in Scoring) (95.07 PPG #20 in Scoring)
(96.75 PPG #14 in Defense) (91.03 #3 in Defense)
(+5.74 #4 in Scoring Differential) (+4.03 #5 in Scoring Differential)

Houston looks like the better overall team solely because they play better defense. The Mavericks shouldn't be overlooked, but their lack of good perimeter defense leaves them exposed. C Erick Dampier has to cover C Yao Ming and I don't think he's up to the job. SF Tracy McGrady is going to score a ton against the Mavericks lax perimeter defense. Houston wins in 5 games (4-1).

Regular Season Series: tied 2 - 2
Dec 2: at Dallas 113, Houston 106
Dec 11: Dallas 102, at Houston 78
Jan 12: Houston 124, at Dallas 114
Mar 6: at Houston 90, Dallas 69

Head to Head
PG Jason Terry vs. Bob Sura
SG Michael Finley vs. David Wesley
SF Josh Howard vs. Tracy McGrady
PF Dirk Nowitzki vs. Clarence Weatherspoon
C Erick Dampier vs. Yao Ming

Eastern Conference Playoff Preview

Can you believe the meltdown of the Cleveland Cavaliers? I think the New Jersey Nets played well down the stretch, but the Cavaliers just gave it away. Too bad for LeBron "Missed the playoffs two years in a row by one game" James. King James is so overrated the scale will never come back into line. The legend of all NBA players begins with a good regular season, a great playoff performance, and is cemented by championships. LeBron has a long way to go in Cleveland. Let's look at the playoff matchups.

#1 Miami Heat vs #8 New Jersey Nets
(101.54 PPG #4 in Scoring) (91.41 PPG #29 in Scoring)
(95.02 PPG #8 in Defense) (92.91 #6 in Defense)
(+6.52 #3 in Scoring Differential) (-1.50 #19 in Scoring Differential)

I like J Kidd and Vinsanity, but the Nets have no answer for Shaq. There isn't much to discuss here. Heat sweep (4-0).

Regular Season Series: Miami leads 3 - 0
Nov 3: Miami 100, at New Jersey 77
Mar 3: Miami 106, at New Jersey 90
Mar 12: at Miami 90, New Jersey 65

Head to Head
PG Damon Jones vs. Jason Kidd
SG Dwyane Wadevs. Vince Carter
SF Eddie Jones vs. Rodney Buford
PF Udonis Haslem vs. Brian Scalabrine
C Shaquille O'Neal vs. Nenad Krstic

#2 Detroit Pistons vs #7 Philadelphia 76ers
(93.32 PPG #24 in Scoring) (99.12 PPG #10 in Scoring)
(89.46 PPG #2 in Defense) (99.86 #19 in Defense)
(+3.86 #6 in Scoring Differential) (-.74 #17 in Scoring Differential)

This would be a good matchup if PF Chris Webber had fit into the 76ers offense, but he hasn't and that will be the 76ers downfall. The Pistons have way too much defensive intensity for the 76ers. Detroit wins in 5 games (4-1).

Regular Season Series: Detroit leads 3 - 1
Nov 6: at Detroit 99, Philadelphia 91
Jan 15: at Detroit 99, Philadelphia 95
Feb 16: Detroit 93, at Philadelphia 75
Mar 23: at Philadelphia 107, Detroit 84

Head to Head
PGChauncey Billups vs. Allen Iverson
SG Richard Hamilton vs. Andre Iguodala
SF Tayshaun Prince vs. Kyle Korver
PFRasheed Wallace vs. Chris Webber
C Ben Wallace vs. Samuel Dalembert

#3 Boston Celtics vs #6 Indiana Pacers
(101.26 PPG #5 in Scoring) (93.00 PPG #25 in Scoring)
(100.40 PPG #22 in Defense) (92.24 #5 in Defense)
(+.86 #13 in Scoring Differential) (+.75 #15 in Scoring Differential)

The Celtics will want revenge for the Pacers sweep in last year's playoffs, but they arent going to get it. The Reggie Miller farewell tour won't end in the first round. Pacers win the series in 7 (4-3).

Regular Season Series: Indiana leads 2 - 1
Nov 5: Indiana 100, at Boston 94
Nov 23: at Indiana 106, Boston 96
Jan 26: at Boston 100, Indiana 86

Head to Head
PGGary Payton vs. Anthony Johnson
SG Paul Piercevs. Reggie Miller
SF Ricky Davis vs. Stephen Jackson
PFAntoine Walker vs. Jermaine O'Neal
C Raef LaFrentz vs. Dale Davis

#4 Chicago Bulls vs #5 Washington Wizards
(94.45 PPG #21 in Scoring) (100.50 PPG #6 in Scoring)
(93.39 PPG #7 in Defense) (100.82 #23 in Defense)
(+1.06 #7 in Scoring Differential) (-.32 #16 in Scoring Differential)

Congratulations to the Wizards on their return to the playoffs this year. Unfortunately they're running into the Bulls. The Bulls have too many weapons, and a lot of their players come from winning college programs, so they expect to win. Chicago is going to win in 6 games (4-2).

Regular Season Series: Washington leads 2 - 1
Dec 4: at Washington 95, Chicago 88
Feb 25: at Chicago 97, Washington 90
Apr 13: at Washington 93, Chicago 82

Head to Head
PGChris Duhon vs. Gilbert Arenas
SG Kirk Hinrich vs. Larry Hughes
SF Andres Nocioni vs. Jared Jeffries
PF Othella Harrington vs. Antawn Jamison
C Tyson Chandler vs. Brendan Haywood

2005 NFL Draft Results

Round 1
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
1 1 (1) San Francisco - Alex Smith QB JR Utah
1 2 (2) Miami - Ronnie Brown RB SR Auburn
1 3 (3) Cleveland - Braylon Edwards WR SR Michigan
1 4 (4) Chicago - Cedric Benson RB SR Texas
1 5 (5) Tampa Bay - Carnell Williams RB SR Auburn
1 6 (6) Tennessee - Adam Jones CB JR West Virginia
1 7 (7) Minnesota - Troy Williamson WR JR South Carolina (from Oakland)
1 8 (8) Arizona - Antrel Rolle CB SR Miami (Fl)
1 9 (9) Washington - Carlos Rogers CB SR Auburn
1 10 (10) Detroit - Mike Williams WR JR USC
1 11 (11) Dallas - Demarcus Ware OLB SR Troy State
1 12 (12) San Diego - Shawne Merriman DE JR Maryland (from NY Giants)
1 13 (13) New Orleans - Jammal Brown OT SR Oklahoma (from Houston)
1 14 (14) Carolina - Thomas Davis S JR Georgia
1 15 (15) Kansas City - Derrick Johnson OLB SR Texas
1 16 (16) Houston - Travis Johnson DT SR Florida State (from New Orleans)
1 17 (17) Cincinnati - David Pollack DE SR Georgia
1 18 (18) Minnesota - Erasmus James DE SR Wisconsin
1 19 (19) St. Louis - Alex Barron OT SR Florida State
1 20 (20) Dallas - Marcus Spears DE SR LSU (from Buffalo)
1 21 (21) Jacksonville - Matt Jones TE SR Arkansas
1 22 (22) Baltimore - Mark Clayton WR SR Oklahoma
1 23 (23) Oakland - Fabian Washington CB JR Nebraska (from Seattle)
1 24 (24) Green Bay - Aaron Rodgers QB JR California
1 25 (25) Washington - Jason Campbell QB SR Auburn (from Denver)
1 26 (26) Seattle - Chris Spencer C JR Mississippi (from Oakland)
1 27 (27) Atlanta - Roddy White WR SR UAB
1 28 (28) San Diego - Luis Castillo DT SR Northwestern
1 29 (29) Indianapolis - Marlin Jackson CB SR Michigan
1 30 (30) Pittsburgh - Heath Miller TE JR Virginia
1 31 (31) Philadelphia - Mike Patterson DT SR USC
1 32 (32) New England - Logan Mankins OG SR Fresno State

Trades:
Saints Received:
1st round, No. 13: Jammal Brown, OT, Oklahoma
Texans Received:
1st round, No. 16: Travis Johnson, DT, Florida State
3rd round in 2006

Raiders Received:
1st round, No. 23: Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska
Seahawks Received:
1st round, No. 26: Chris Spencer, C, Mississippi
4th round, No. 105: Ray Willis, OT, Florida State

Round 2
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
2 1 (33) San Francisco - David Baas OG SR Michigan
2 2 (34) Cleveland - Brodney Pool S JR Oklahoma
2 3 (35) Philadelphia - Reggie Brown WR SR Georgia (from Miami)
2 4 (36) Tampa Bay - Barrett Ruud MLB SR Nebraska
2 5 (37) Detroit - Shaun Cody DT SR USC (from Tennessee)
2 6 (38) Oakland - Stanford Routt CB SR Houston
2 7 (39) Chicago - Mark Bradley WR SR Oklahoma
2 8 (40) New Orleans - Josh Bullocks S JR Nebraska (from Washington)
2 9 (41) Tennessee - Michael Roos OT SR Eastern Washington (from Detroit)
2 10 (42) Dallas - Kevin Burnett OLB SR Tennessee
2 11 (43) NY Giants - Corey Webster CB SR LSU
2 12 (44) Arizona - J.J. Arrington RB SR California
2 13 (45) Seattle - Lofa Tatupu MLB JR USC (from Carolina)
2 14 (46) Miami - Matt Roth DE SR Iowa (from Kansas City)
2 15 (47) NY Jets - Mike Nugent K SR Ohio State (from Houston through Oakland)
2 16 (48) Cincinnati - Odell Thurman MLB JR Georgia
2 17 (49) Minnesota - Marcus Johnson OG SR Mississippi
2 18 (50) St. Louis - Ronald Bartell, Jr. CB SR Howard
2 19 (51) Green Bay - Nick Collins CB SR Bethune Cookman (from New Orleans)
2 20 (52) Jacksonville - Khalif Barnes OT SR Washington
2 21 (53) Baltimore - Dan Cody DE SR Oklahoma
2 22 (54) Carolina - Eric Shelton RB JR Louisville (from Seattle)
2 23 (55) Buffalo - Roscoe Parrish WR JR Miami (Fl)
2 24 (56) Denver - Darrent Williams CB SR Oklahoma State
2 25 (57) NY Jets - Justin Miller CB JR Clemson
2 26 (58) Green Bay - Terrence Murphy WR SR Texas A&M
2 27 (59) Atlanta - Jonathan Babineaux DT SR Iowa
2 28 (60) Indianapolis - Kelvin Hayden CB SR Illinois
2 29 (61) San Diego - Vincent Jackson WR SR Northern Colorado
2 30 (62) Pittsburgh - Bryant McFadden CB SR Florida State
2 31 (63) Philadelphia - Matthew McCoy OLB JR San Diego State
2 32 (64) Baltimore - Adam Terry OT SR Syracuse (from New England)

Trades:
Lions Received:
2nd round, No. 37: Shaun Cody, DT, Southern California
Titans Received:
2nd round, No. 41: Michael Roos, OT, Eastern Washington
4th round, No. 113: David Stewart, OT, Mississippi State

Seahawks Received:
2nd round, No. 45: Lofa Tatupu, LB, Southern California
Panthers Received:
2nd round, No. 54: Eric Shelton, RB, Louisville
4th round, No. 121: Stefan Lefors, QB, Louisville

Ravens Received:
2nd round, No. 64: Adam Terry, OT, Syracuse
Patriots Received:
3rd round, No. 84: Ellis Hobbs, CB, Iowa State
6th round, No. 195 (traded to Packers)
3rd round in 2006

Round 3
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
3 1 (65) San Francisco - Frank Gore RB JR Miami (Fl)
3 2 (66) St. Louis - Oshiomogho Atogwe S SR Stanford (from Miami)
3 3 (67) Cleveland - Charlie Frye QB SR Akron
3 4 (68) Tennessee - Courtney Roby WR SR Indiana
3 5 (69) Oakland - Andrew Walter QB SR Arizona State
3 6 (70) Miami - Channing Crowder MLB SO Florida (from Chicago)
3 7 (71) Tampa Bay - Alex Smith TE SR Stanford
3 8 (72) Detroit - Stanley Wilson CB SR Stanford
3 9 (73) Houston - Vernand Morency RB JR Oklahoma State (from Dallas)
3 10 (74) NY Giants - Justin Tuck DE JR Notre Dame
3 11 (75) Arizona - Eric Green CB SR Virginia Tech
3 12 (76) Denver - Karl Paymah CB SR Washington State (from Washington)
3 13 (77) Philadelphia - Ryan Moats RB JR Louisiana Tech (from Kansas City)
3 14 (78) Oakland - Kirk Morrison MLB SR San Diego State (from Houston)
3 15 (79) Carolina - Evan Mathis OG SR Alabama
3 16 (80) Minnesota - Dustin Fox CB SR Ohio State
3 17 (81) St. Louis - Richie Incognito C JR Nebraska
3 18 (82) New Orleans - Alfred Fincher MLB SR Connecticut
3 19 (83) Cincinnati - Chris Henry WR JR West Virginia
3 20 (84) New England - Ellis Hobbs III CB SR Iowa State (from Baltimore)
3 21 (85) Seattle - David Greene QB SR Georgia
3 22 (86) Buffalo - Kevin Everett TE SR Miami (Fl)
3 23 (87) Jacksonville - Scott Starks CB SR Wisconsin
3 24 (88) NY Jets - Sione Pouha DT SR Utah
3 25 (89) Carolina - Atiyyah Ellison DT SR Missouri (from Green Bay)
3 26 (N/A) Denver (Forfeited)
3 27 (90) Atlanta - Jordan Beck OLB SR Cal Poly
3 28 (91) Tampa Bay - Chris Colmer OT SR North Carolina State (from San Diego)
3 29 (92) Indianapolis - Vincent Burns DE SR Kentucky
3 30 (93) Pittsburgh - Trai Essex OG SR Northwestern
3 31 (94) San Francisco - Adam Snyder OG SR Oregon (from Philadelphia)
3 32 (95) Arizona - Darryl Blackstock OLB JR Virginia (from New England)
3 33 (96) Tennessee - Brandon Jones WR SR Oklahoma (Compensatory Selection)
3 34 (97) Denver - Domonique Foxworth CB SR Maryland (Compensatory Selection)
3 35 (98) Seattle - Leroy Hill OLB SR Clemson (Compensatory Selection)
3 36 (99) Kansas City - Dustin Colquitt P SR Tennessee (Compensatory Selection)
3 37 (100) New England - Nick Kaczur OT SR Toledo (Compensatory Selection)
3 38 (101) Denver - Maurice Clarett RB SO Ohio State (Compensatory Selection)

Trades:
Panthers Received:
3rd round, No. 89: Atiyyah Ellison, DT, Missouri
Packers Received:
4th round, No. 115: Marviel Underwood, FS, San Diego State
4th round, No. 126 (traded to Eagles)

49ers Received:
3rd round, No. 94: Adam Snyder, G, Oregon
Eagles Received:
4th round, No. 102: Sean Considine, FS, Iowa
6th round, No. 175 (traded to Patriots)

Round 4
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
4 1 (102) Philadelphia Sean Considine S SR Iowa (from San Francisco)
4 2 (103) Cleveland Antonio Perkins CB SR Oklahoma
4 3 (104) Miami Travis Daniels CB SR LSU
4 4 (105) Seattle Ray Willis OT SR Florida State (from Oakland)
4 5 (106) Chicago Kyle Orton QB SR Purdue
4 6 (107) Tampa Bay Dan Buenning OG SR Wisconsin
4 7 (108) Tennessee Vincent Fuller S SR Virginia Tech
4 8 (109) Dallas Marion Barber, III RB JR Minnesota
4 9 (110) NY Giants Brandon Jacobs RB SR Southern Illinois
4 10 (111) Arizona Elton Brown OG SR Virginia
4 11 (112) Minnesota Ciatrick Fason RB JR Florida (from Washington)
4 12 (113) Tennessee David Stewart OT SR Mississippi State (from Detroit)
4 13 (114) Houston Jerome Mathis WR SR Hampton
4 14 (115) Green Bay Marviel Underwood S SR San Diego State (from Carolina)
4 15 (116) Kansas City Craphonso Thorpe WR SR Florida State
4 16 (117) St. Louis Jerome Carter S SR Florida State
4 17 (118) New Orleans - Chase Lyman WR SR California
4 18 (119) Cincinnati - Eric Ghiaciuc C SR Central Michigan
4 19 (120) Washington - Manuel White, Jr. FB SR UCLA (from Minnesota)
4 20 (121) Carolina - Stefan LeFors QB SR Louisville (from Seattle)
4 21 (122) Buffalo - Raymond 'Duke' Preston C SR Illinois
4 22 (123) NY Jets - Kerry Rhodes S SR Louisville (from Jacksonville)
4 23 (124) Baltimore - Jason Brown C SR North Carolina
4 24 (125) Green Bay - Brady Poppinga OLB SR BYU
4 25 (126) Philadelphia - Todd Herremans OT SR Saginaw Valley State (from Green Bay through Denver, Cleveland, Seattle and Carolina)
4 26 (127) Jacksonville - Alvin Pearman RB SR Virginia (from NY Jets)
4 27 (128) Atlanta - Chauncey Davis DE SR Florida State
4 28 (129) Indianapolis - Dylan Gandy C SR Texas Tech
4 29 (130) San Diego - Darren Sproles RB SR Kansas State
4 30 (131) Pittsburgh - Fred Gibson WR SR Georgia
4 31 (132) Dallas - Chris Canty DE SR Virginia (from Philadelphia)
4 32 (133) New England - James Sanders S JR Fresno State
4 33 (134) St. Louis - Claude Terrell OG SR New Mexico (Compensatory Selection)
4 34 (135) Indianapolis - Matt Giordano S SR California (Compensatory Selection)
4 35 (136) Tennessee - Roydell Williams WR SR Tulane (Compensatory Selection)

Trades:
Vikings Received:
4th round, No. 112: Ciatrick Fason, RB, Florida
Redskins Received:
4th round, No. 120: Manuel White, FB, UCLA
5th round, No. 154: Robert McCune, LB, Louisville

Jets Received:
4th round, No. 123: Kerry Rhodes, FS, Louisville
Jaguars Received:
4th round, No. 127: Alvin Pearman, RB, Virginia
6th round, No. 185: Chad Owens, WR, Hawaii

Eagles Received:
4th round, No. 126: Todd Herremans, OT, Saginaw Valley
Packers Received:
5th round, No. 167: Michael Hawkins, CB, Oklahoma
6th round, No. 175 (traded to Patriots)
7th round, No. 245: Kurt Campbell, CB, Albany

Cowboys Received:
4th round, No. 132: Chris Canty, DE, Virginia
6th round in 2006
Eagles Received:
5th round, No. 148 (traded to Colts)
4th round in 2006

Round 5
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
5 1 (137) San Francisco - Ronald Fields DT SR Mississippi State
5 2 (138) Kansas City - James 'Boomer' Grigsby MLB SR Illinois State (from Miami)
5 3 (139) Cleveland - David McMillan DE SR Kansas
5 4 (140) Chicago - Airese Currie WR SR Clemson
5 5 (141) Tampa Bay - Donte Nicholson S SR Oklahoma
5 6 (142) Tennessee - Damien Nash RB JR Missouri
5 7 (143) Green Bay - Junius Coston C SR North Carolina A&T (from Oakland)
5 8 (144) St. Louis - Jerome Collins TE SR Notre Dame (from NY Giants through San Diego and Tampa Bay)
5 9 (145) Detroit - Dan Orlovsky QB SR Connecticut (from Arizona through New England)
5 10 (146) Philadelphia - Trent Cole DE SR Cincinnati (from Washington)
5 11 (147) Kansas City - Alphonso Hodge CB SR Miami (Oh) (from Detroit)
5 12 (148) Indianapolis - Jonathan Welsh OLB SR Wisconsin (from Dallas through Philadelphia)
5 13 (149) Carolina - Adam Seward MLB SR UNLV
5 14 (150) Tennessee - Daniel Loper OT SR Texas Tech (from Kansas City)
5 15 (151) Houston - Drew Hodgdon C SR Arizona State
5 16 (152) New Orleans - Adrian McPherson QB SO Florida State
5 17 (153) Cincinnati - Adam Kieft OT SR Central Michigan
5 18 (154) Washington - Robert McCune MLB SR Louisville (from Minnesota)
5 19 (155) Tampa Bay - Larry Brackins WR SO Pearl River CC (MS) (from St. Louis)
5 20 (156) Buffalo - Eric King CB SR Wake Forest
5 21 (157) Jacksonville - Gerald Sensabaugh S SR North Carolina
5 22 (158) Baltimore - Justin Green FB SR Montana
5 23 (159) Seattle - Jeb Huckeba DE SR Arkansas
5 24 (160) Atlanta - Michael Boley OLB SR Southern Miss (from Denver)
5 25 (161) NY Jets - Andre Maddox S SR North Carolina State
5 26 (162) Miami - Anthony Alabi OT SR TCU (from Green Bay through Kansas City)
5 27 (163) Atlanta - Frank Omiyale OT SR TennesseeTech
5 28 (164) San Diego - Wesley Britt OT SR Alabama
5 29 (165) Indianapolis - Rob Hunt C SR North Dakota State
5 30 (166) Pittsburgh - Rian Wallace OLB JR Temple
5 31 (167) Green Bay - Michael Hawkins CB JR Oklahoma (from Philadelphia)
5 32 (168) Arizona - Lance Mitchell MLB SR Oklahoma (from New England)
5 33 (169) Carolina - Geoff Hangartner C SR Texas A&M (Compensatory Selection)
5 34 (170) New England - Ryan Claridge OLB JR UNLV (Compensatory Selection)
5 35 (171) Carolina - Ben Emanuel S SR UCLA (Compensatory Selection)
5 36 (172) Philadelphia - Scott Young OG SR BYU (Compensatory Selection)
5 37 (173) Indianapolis - Tyjuan Hagler OLB SR Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)
5 38 (174) San Francisco - Rasheed Marshall WR SR West Virginia (Compensatory Selection)

Trades:
Rams Received:
5th round, No. 144: Jerome Collins, TE, Notre Dame
Bucs Received:
5th round, No. 155: Larry Brackins, WR, Pearl River C.C.
7th round, No. 231: Hamza Abdullah, S, Washington State

Lions Received:
5th round, No. 145: Dan Orlovsky, QB, Connecticut
6th round, No. 206: Jonathan Goddard, DE, Marshall
Patriots Received:
4th round in 2006

Colts Received:
5th round, No. 148: Jonathan Welsh, DE, Wisconsin
Eagles Received:
4th round in 2006

Round 6
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
6 1 (175) Oakland - Anttaj Hawthorne DT SR Wisconsin (from San Francisco through New England, Green Bay and Philadelphia)
6 2 (176) Cleveland - Nick Speegle OLB SR New Mexico
6 3 (177) San Diego - Wes Sims OT SR Oklahoma (from Miami)
6 4 (178) Tampa Bay - Anthony Bryant DT SR Alabama
6 5 (179) Tennessee - Bo Scaife TE SR Texas
6 6 (180) Green Bay - Mike Montgomery DE SR Texas A&M (from Oakland)
6 7 (181) Chicago - Chris Harris S SR Louisiana-Monroe
6 8 (182) NY Jets - Cedric Houston RB SR Tennessee (from Arizona through Oakland)
6 9 (183) Washington - Jared Newberry OLB SR Stanford
6 10 (184) Detroit - Bill Swancutt DE SR Oregon State
6 11 (185) Jacksonville - Chad Owens WR SR Hawaii (from NY Jets through Dallas through Oakland)
6 12 (186) NY Giants - Eric Moore DE SR Florida State
6 13 (187) Kansas City - Will Svitek OG SR Stanford
6 14 (188) Houston - Ceandris Brown S SR Louisiana-Lafayette
6 15 (189) Carolina - Jovan Haye DE JR Vanderbilt
6 16 (190) Cincinnati - Tab Perry WR SR UCLA
6 17 (191) Minnesota - C.J. Mosley DT JR Missouri
6 18 (192) St. Louis - Dante Ridgeway WR JR Ball State
6 19 (193) New Orleans - Jason Jefferson DT SR Wisconsin
6 20 (194) Jacksonville - Patrick Thomas OLB SR North Carolina State
6 21 (195) Green Bay - Craig Bragg WR SR UCLA (from Baltimore through New England)
6 22 (196) Seattle - Tony Jackson TE SR Iowa
6 23 (197) Buffalo - Justin Geisinger OG SR Vanderbilt
6 24 (198) NY Jets - Joel Dreessen TE SR Colorado State
6 25 (199) Kansas City - Khari Long DE SR Baylor (from Green Bay)
6 26 (200) Denver - Chris Myers OG SR Miami (Fl)
6 27 (201) Atlanta - DeAndra Cobb RB SR Michigan State
6 28 (202) Indianapolis - Dave Rayner K SR Michigan State
6 29 (203) Cleveland - Andrew Hoffman DT SR Virginia (from San Diego through Tampa Bay)
6 30 (204) Pittsburgh - Chris Kemoeatu OG SR Utah
6 31 (205) San Francisco - Derrick Johnson CB SR Washington (from Philadelphia)
6 32 (206) Detroit - Jonathan Goddard OLB SR Marshall (from New England)
6 33 (207) Carolina - Joe Berger OG SR Michigan Tech. (Compensatory Selection)
6 34 (208) Dallas - Justin Beriault S SR Ball State (Compensatory Selection)
6 35 (209) Dallas - Rob Petitti OT SR Pittsburgh (Compensatory Selection)
6 36 (210) St. Louis - Reggie Hodges P SR Ball State (Compensatory Selection)
6 37 (211) Philadelphia - Calvin Armstrong OT SR Washington State (Compensatory Selection)
6 38 (212) Oakland - Ryan Riddle DE SR California (Compensatory Selection)
6 39 (213) Baltimore - Derek Anderson QB SR Oregon State (Compensatory Selection)
6 40 (214) Oakland - Pete McMahon OT SR Iowa (Compensatory Selection)

Trades:
Browns Received:
6th round, No. 203: Andrew Hoffman, DT, Virginia
Bucs Received:
Luke McCown, QB - Cleveland

Patriots Received:
6th round, No. 175 (traded to Raiders)
Packers Received:
6th round, No. 195: Craig Bragg, WR, UCLA
7th round, No. 246: William Whitticker, G, Michigan State

Raiders Received:
6th round, No. 175: Anttaj Hawthorne, DT, Wisconsin
Patriots Received:
7th round, No. 230: Matt Cassel, QB, Southern California
5th round in 2006

Round 7
Round / Pick / (Overall) / Team / Draft Selection / Position / Yr / College / Transaction Info
7 1 (215) San Francisco - Daven Holly CB SR Cincinnati
7 2 (216) Miami - Kevin Vickerson DT SR Michigan State
7 3 (217) Cleveland - Jon Dunn OT SR Virginia Tech
7 4 (218) Tennessee - Reynaldo Hill CB SR Florida
7 5 (219) Minnesota - Adrian Ward CB SR Texas-El Paso (from Oakland)
7 6 (220) Chicago - Rodriguez Wilson OLB SR South Carolina
7 7 (221) Tampa Bay - Rick Razzano FB SR Mississippi
7 8 (222) Washington - Nehemiah Broughton FB SR The Citadel
7 9 (223) San Francisco - Marcus Maxwell WR SR Oregon (from Detroit)
7 10 (224) Dallas - Jay Ratliff DE SR Auburn
7 11 (225) Tampa Bay - Paris Warren WR SR Utah (from NY Giants)
7 12 (226) Arizona - LeRon McCoy WR SR Indiana (Pa.)
7 13 (227) Houston - Kenneth Pettway OLB SR Grambling
7 14 (228) Pittsburgh - Shaun Nua DE SR BYU (from Carolina)
7 15 (229) Kansas City - James Kilian QB SR Tulsa
7 16 (230) New England - Matt Cassel QB SR USC (from Minnesota through N.Y. Jets and Oakland)
7 17 (231) Tampa Bay - Hamza Abdullah S SR Washington State (from St. Louis)
7 18 (232) New Orleans - Jimmy Verdon DE SR Arizona State
7 19 (233) Cincinnati - Jonathan Fanene DE SR Utah
7 20 (234) Baltimore - Mike Smith LB SR Texas Tech
7 21 (235) Seattle - Cornelius Wortham OLB SR Alabama
7 22 (236) Buffalo - Lionel Gates RB SR Louisville
7 23 (237) Jacksonville - Chris Roberson CB SR Eastern Michigan
7 24 (238) Kansas City - Jeremy Parquet OT SR Southern Miss (from Green Bay)
7 25 (239) Denver - Paul Ernster K SR Northern Arizona
7 26 (240) NY Jets - Harry Williams WR SR Tuskegee
7 27 (241) Atlanta - Darrell Shropshire DT SR South Carolina
7 28 (242) San Diego - Scott Mruczkowski C SR Bowling Green
7 29 (243) Indianapolis - Anthony Davis RB SR Wisconsin
7 30 (244) Pittsburgh - Noah Herron FB SR Northwestern
7 31 (245) Green Bay - Kurt Campbell S SR Albany State (N.Y.) (from Philadephia)
7 32 (246) Green Bay - William Whitticker OG SR Michigan State (from New England)
7 33 (247) Philadelphia - Keyonta Marshall DT SR Grand Valley State (Compensatory Selection)
7 34 (248) San Francisco - Patrick Estes TE SR Virginia (Compensatory Selection)
7 35 (249) San Francisco - Billy Bajema TE SR Oklahoma State (Compensatory Selection)
7 36 (250) St. Louis - Ryan Fitzpatrick QB SR Harvard (Compensatory Selection)
7 37 (251) St. Louis - Madison Hedgecock TE SR North Carolina (Compensatory Selection)
7 38 (252) Philadelphia - David Bergeron MLB SR Stanford (Compensatory Selection)
7 39 (253) Tampa Bay - J.R. Russell WR SR Louisville (Compensatory Selection)
7 40 (254) Seattle - Doug Nienhuis OT SR Oregon State (Compensatory Selection)
7 41 (255) New England - Andy Stokes TE SR William Penn (Compensatory Selection)

Sheffield Punch Update

I applaud the Boston Red Sox for quickly revoking Fenway Park access to the two fans involved in the altercation with Gary Sheffield. I also applaud the decision of Bob Watson, baseball's vice president in charge of discipline. Today MLB decided no disciplinary action will be taken against Sheffield. The MLB Commissioners office released this statement,

"We do not condone any interaction between fans and players whether initiated by either fans or players," commissioner Bud Selig said in a statement. "I am pleased that Gary Sheffield showed restraint in not overreacting to the improper and clearly aggressive action of the fan in question."

The unfortunate part in the "Athlete/Fan Interaction Drama" is that the Boston Police asked a clerk magistrate to decide whether a disorderly conduct charge is warranted against the fans, according to Officer John Boyle, a department spokesman. The charge, being a disorderly person and disturbing a public assembly, is a misdemeanor. The fans are already facing the reality of not watching any home games after the 86 year drought, but now a fine will hopefully be all that is added to that.

Remember the alleged punch in question didn't lead to a major altercation. Christopher House, a 12 year season ticket holder, was promptly removed from the game, subsequently banned this season from all home games, and his status for his season ticket status next season is subject to review. The other fan who threw the beer, who remains unnamed, was also banned this season from buying tickets as well. I know what they did wasn't wise, but it is getting a little heavy, considering Sheffield was reluctant to press charges himself.

Maybe all of this will blow over and costs some unruly fans some money, and the rest of the civilized fans can get back to enjoying some baseball.

2005 NFL Draft Order

Round 1
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(1) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(2) Miami Dolphins 4-12
3(3) Cleveland Browns 4-12
4(4) Chicago Bears 5-11
5(5) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
6(6) Tennessee Titans 5-11
7(7) Minnesota Vikings from Oakland
8(8) Arizona Cardinals 6-10
9(9) Washington Redskins 6-10
10(10) Detroit Lions 6-10
11(11) Dallas Cowboys 6-10
12(12) San Diego Chargers from NY Giants
13(13) Houston Texans 7-9
14(14) Carolina Panthers 7-9
15(15) Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
16(16) New Orleans Saints 8-8
17(17) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
18(18) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
19(19) St. Louis Rams 8-8
20(20) Dallas Cowboys from Buffalo
21(21) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
22(22) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
23(23) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
24(24) Green Bay Packers 10-6
25(25) Washington Redskins from Denver
26(26) Oakland Raiders from New York Jets
27(27) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(28) San Diego Chargers 12-4
29(29) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
30(30) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(31) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
32(32) New England Patriots 14-2

Round 2
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(33) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(34) Cleveland Browns 4-12
3(35) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
4(36) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
5(37) Tennessee Titans 5-11
6(38) New York Jets from Oakland
7(39) Chicago Bears 5-11
8(40) New Orleans Saints from Washington
9(41) Detroit Lions 6-10
10(42) Dallas Cowboys 6-10
11(43) New York Giants 6-10
12(44) Arizona Cardinals 6-10
13(45) Carolina Panthers 7-9
14(46) Miami Dolphins fromt Kansas City
15(47) Oakland Raiders from Houston
16(48) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
17(49) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
18(50) St. Louis Rams 8-8
19(51) Green Bay Packers from New Orleans
20(52) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
21(53) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
22(54) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
23(55) Buffalo Bills 9-7
24(56) Denver Broncos 10-6
25(57) New York Jets 10-6
26(58) Green Bay Packers 10-6
27(59) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(60) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
29(61) San Diego Chargers 12-4
30(62) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(63) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
32(64) New England Patriots 14-2

Round 3
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(65) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(66) St. Louis Rams from Miami
3(67) Cleveland Browns 4-12
4(68) Tennessee Titans 5-11
5(69) Oakland Raiders 5-11
6(70) Miami Dolphins from Chicago
7(71) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
8(72) Detroit Lions 6-10
9(73) Houston Texans from Dallas
10(74) New York Giants 6-10
11(75) Arizona Cardinals 6-10
12(76) Denver Broncos from Washington
13(77) Philadelphia Eagles from Kansas City
14(78) Oakland Raiders from Houston
15(79) Carolina Panthers 7-9
16(80) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
17(81) St. Louis Rams 8-8
18(82) New Orleans Saints 8-8
19(83) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
20(84) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
21(85) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
22(86) Buffalo Bills 9-7
23(87) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
24(88) New York Jets 10-6
25(89) Green Bay Packers 10-6
26(90) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
27(91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers from San Diego
28(92) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
29(93) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
30(94) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
31(95) Arizona Cardinals from New England
32(96) Tennessee Titans Compensatory Selection
33(97) Denver Broncos Compensatory Selection
34(98) Seattle Seahawks Compensatory Selection
35(99) Kansas City Chiefs Compensatory Selection
36(100) New England Patriots Compensatory Selection
37(101) Denver Broncos Compensatory Selection

Round 4
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(102) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(103) Cleveland Browns 4-12
3(104) Miami Dolphins 4-12
4(105) Oakland Raiders 5-11
5(106) Chicago Bears 5-11
6(107) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
7(108) Tennessee Titans 5-11
8(109) Dallas Cowboys 6-10
9(110) New York Giants 6-10
10(111) Arizona Cardinals 6-10
11(112) Washington Redskins 6-10
12(113) Detroit Lions 6-10
13(114) Houston Texans 7-9
14(115) Carolina Panthers 7-9
15(116) Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
16(117) St. Louis Rams 8-8
17(118) New Orleans Saints 8-8
18(119) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
19(120) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
20(121) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
21(122) Buffalo Bills 9-7
22(123) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
23(124) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
24(125) Green Bay Packers 10-6
25(126) Seattle Seahawks from Denver through Cleveland
26(127) New York Jets 10-6
27(128) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(129) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
29(130) San Diego Chargers 12-4
30(131) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(132) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
32(133) New England Patriots 14-2
33(134) St. Louis Rams Compensatory Selection
34(135) Indianapolis Colts Compensatory Selection
35(136) Tennessee Titans Compensatory Selection

Round 5
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(137) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(138) Kansas City Chiefs from Miami
3(139) Cleveland Browns 4-12
4(140) Chicago Bears 5-11
5(141) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
6(142) Tennessee Titans 5-11
7(143) Green Bay Packers from Oakland
8(144) Tampa Bay Buccaneers from New York Giants through San Diego
9(145) New England Patriots from Arizona
10(146) Philadelphia Eagles from Washington
11(147) Miami Dolphins from Detroit through Kansas City
12(148) Dallas Cowboys 6-10
13(149) Carolina Panthers 7-9
14(150) Tennessee Titans from Kansas City
15(151) Houston Texans 7-9
16(152) New Orleans Saints 8-8
17(153) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
18(154) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
19(155) St. Louis Rams 8-8
20(156) Buffalo Bills 9-7
21(157) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
22(158) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
23(159) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
24(160) Atlanta Falcons from Denver
25(161) New York Jets 10-6
26(162) Kansas City Chiefs from Green Bay
27(163) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(164) San Diego Chargers 12-4
29(165) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
30(166) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(167) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
32(168) Arizona Cardinals from New England
33(169) Carolina Panthers Compensatory Selection
34(170) New England Patriots Compensatory Selection
35(171) Carolina Panthers Compensatory Selection
36(172) Philadelphia Eagles Compensatory Selection
37(173) Indianapolis Colts Compensatory Selection
38(174) San Francisco 49ers Compensatory Selection

Round 6
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(175) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(176) Cleveland Browns 4-12
3(177) San Diego Chargers from Miami
4(178) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
5(179) Tennessee Titans 5-11
6(180) Green Bay Packers from Oakland
7(181) Chicago Bears 5-11
8(182) New York Jets from Arizona through Oakland
9(183) Washington Redskins 6-10
10(184) Detroit Lions 6-10
11(185) New York Jets from Dallas through Oakland
12(186) New York Giants 6-10
13(187) Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
14(188) Houston Texans 7-9
15(189) Carolina Panthers 7-9
16(190) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
17(191) Minnesota Vikings 8-8
18(192) St. Louis Rams 8-8
19(193) New Orleans Saints 8-8
20(194) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
21(195) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
22(196) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
23(197) Buffalo Bills 9-7
24(198) New York Jets 10-6
25(199) Kansas City Chiefs from Green Bay
26(200) Denver Broncos 10-6
27(201) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(202) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
29(203) Tampa Bay Buccaneers from San Diego
30(204) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(205) San Francisco 49ers from Philadelphia
32(206) New England Patriots 14-2
33(207) Carolina Panthers Compensatory Selection
34(208) Dallas Cowboys Compensatory Selection
35(209) Dallas Cowboys Compensatory Selection
36(210) St. Louis Rams Compensatory Selection
37(211) Philadelphia Eagles Compensatory Selection
38(212) Oakland Raiders Compensatory Selection
39(213) Baltimore Ravens Compensatory Selection
40(214) Oakland Raiders Compensatory Selection

Round 7
PK(OVR) TEAM NOTES / RECORD LAST SEASON
1(215) San Francisco 49ers 2-14
2(216) Miami Dolphins 4-12
3(217) Cleveland Browns 4-12
4(218) Tennessee Titans 5-11
5(219) Minnesota Vikings from Oakland
6(220) Chicago Bears 5-11
7(221) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
8(222) Washington Redskins 6-10
9(223) Detroit Lions 6-10
10(224) Dallas Cowboys 6-10
11(225) Tampa Bay Buccaneers from New York Giants
12(226) Arizona Cardinals 6-10
13(227) Houston Texans 7-9
14(228) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
15(229) Kansas City Chiefs 7-9
16(230) Oakland Raiders from Minnesota through NY Jets
17(231) St. Louis Rams 8-8
18(232) New Orleans Saints 8-8
19(233) Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
20(234) Baltimore Ravens 9-7
21(235) Seattle Seahawks 9-7
22(236) Buffalo Bills 9-7
23(237) Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7
24(238) Kansas City Chiefs from Green Bay
25(239) Denver Broncos 10-6
26(240) New York Jets 10-6
27(241) Atlanta Falcons 11-5
28(242) San Diego Chargers 12-4
29(243) Indianapolis Colts 12-4
30(244) Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1
31(245) Philadelphia Eagles 13-3
32(246) New England Patriots 14-2
33(247) Philadelphia Eagles Compensatory Selection
34(248) San Francisco 49ers Compensatory Selection
35(249) San Francisco 49ers Compensatory Selection
36(250) St. Louis Rams Compensatory Selection
37(251) St. Louis Rams Compensatory Selection
38(252) Philadelphia Eagles Compensatory Selection
39(253) Tampa Bay Buccaneers Compensatory Selection
40(254) Seattle Seahawks Compensatory Selection
41(255) New England Patriots Compensatory Selection