2007 Experts Mock Draft

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1 ->

LaDainian Tomlinson, SD (RB) (7)

Steven Jackson, Stl (RB) (9)

Larry Johnson, KC (RB) (8)

Reggie Bush, NO (RB) (4)

Frank Gore, SF (RB) (6)

Joe Addai, Ind (RB) (6)

Brian Westbrook, Phi (RB) (5)

Torry Holt, Stl (WR) (9)

Peyton Manning, Ind (QB) (6)

Shaun Alexander, Sea (RB) (8)

Rudi Johnson, Cin (RB) (5)

Willie Parker, Pit (RB) (6)

2 <-

Thomas Jones, NYJ (RB) (10)

Lee Evans, Buf (WR) (6)

Travis Henry, Den (RB) (6)

Clinton Portis, Was (RB) (4)

Terrell Owens, Dal (WR) (8)

Ronnie Brown, Mia (RB) (9)

Chad Johnson, Cin (WR) (5)

Steve Smith, Car (WR) (7)

Marvin Harrison, Ind (WR) (6)

Maurice Jones-Drew, Jac (RB) (4)

Willis McGahee, Bal (RB) (8)

Laurence Maroney, NE (RB) (10)

3 ->

Reggie Wayne, Ind (WR) (6)

Larry Fitzgerald, Ari (WR) (8)

Roy Williams, Det (WR) (6)

Carson Palmer, Cin (QB) (5)

Donald Driver, GB (WR) (7)

Anquan Boldin, Ari (WR) (8)

Andre Johnson, Hou (WR) (10)

Javon Walker, Den (WR) (6)

Deuce McAllister, NO (RB) (4)

Cedric Benson, Chi (RB) (9)

Edgerrin James, Ari (RB) (8)

Carnell Williams, TB (RB) (10)

4 <-

Hines Ward, Pit (WR) (6)

Donovan McNabb, Phi (QB) (5)

Marc Bulger, Stl (QB) (9)

Plaxico Burress, NYG (WR) (9)

Ahman Green, Hou (RB) (10)

Drew Brees, NO (QB) (4)

Tom Brady, NE (QB) (10)

Antonio Gates, SD (TE) (7)

Julius Jones, Dal (RB) (8)

Randy Moss, NE (WR) (10)

T. Houshmandzadeh, Cin (WR) (5)

Marques Colston, NO (WR) (4)

5 ->

Tony Gonzalez, KC (TE) (8)

Marion Barber III, Dal (RB) (8)

Deion Branch, NE (WR) (10)

Chris Chambers, Mia (WR) (9)

*Marshawn Lynch, Buf (RB) (6)

Brandon Jacobs, NYG (RB) (9)

Kevin Jones, Det (RB) (6)

DeAngelo Williams, Car (RB) (7)

Santana Moss, Was (WR) (4)

Laveranues Coles, NYJ (WR) (10)

Darrell Jackson, SF (WR) (6)

Reggie Brown, Phi (WR) (5)

6 <-

Jerricho Cotcherey, NYJ (WR) (10)

Chester Taylor, Min (RB) (5)

Kellen Winslow, Cle (TE) (7)

Alge Crumpler, Atl (TE) (8)

Jon Kitna, Det (QB) (6)

Jeremy Shockey, NYG (TE) (9)

Jamal Lewis, Cle (RB) (7)

Warrick Dunn, Atl (RB) (8)

Todd Heap, Bal (TE) (8)

Mark Clayton, Bal (WR) (8)

Donte Stallworth, NE (WR) (10)

*Adrian Peterson, Min (RB) (5)

7 ->

LaMont Jordan, Oak (RB) (5)

*Calvin Johnson, Det (WR) (6)

*Brandon Jackson, GB (RB) (7)

Fred Taylor, Jac (RB) (4)

Chris Cooley, Was (TE) (4)

Braylon Edwards, Cle (WR) (7)

Vince Young, Ten (QB) (4)

Joey Galloway, TB (WR) (10)

Chicago Bears (D) (9)

Terry Glenn, Dal (WR) (8)

Ben Watson, NE (TE) (10)

Michael Turner, SD (RB) (7)

8 <-

Tony Romo, Dal (QB) (8)

Phillip Rivers, SD (QB) (7)

Bernard Berrian, Chi (WR) (9)

Baltimore Ravens (D) (8)

Jerry Porter, Oak (WR) (5)

Santonio Holmes, Pit (WR) (6)

Ladell Betts, Was (RB) (4)

LenDale White, Ten (RB) (4)

Adam Vinatieri, Ind (K) (6)

L.J. Smith, Phi (TE) (5)

Vernon Davis, SF (TE) (6)

Matt Leinart, Ari (QB) (8)

9 ->

Eli Manning, NYG (QB) (9)

San Diego Chargers (D) (7)

Vernand Morency, GB (RB) (7)

Matt Jones, Jac (WR) (4)

Brett Favre, GB (QB) (7)

Tatum Bell, Det (RB) (6)

Jason Witten, Dal (TE) (8)

Matt Hasselbeck, Sea (QB) (8)

Michael Vick, Atl (QB) (8)

Jay Culter, Den (QB) (6)

Ben Roethlisberger, Pit (QB) (6)

Greg Jennings, GB (WR) (7)

10 <-

Dominic Rhodes, Oak (RB) (5)

*Michael Bush, Oak (RB) (5)

J.P. Losman, Buf (QB) (6)

Muhsin Muhammad, Chi (WR) (9)

*Chris Henry, TEN (RB) (4)

Brandon Marshall, Den (WR) (6)

Isaac Bruce, Stl (WR) (9)

DJ Hackett, Sea (WR) (8)

Kevin Curtis, Phi (WR) (5)

Mike Furrey, Det (WR) (6)

Correll Buckhalter, Phi (RB) (5)

Matt Schaub, Hou (QB) (10)

11 ->

Joe Horn, Atl (WR) (8)

Alex Smith, SF (QB) (6)

Pittsburgh Steelers (D) (6)

Drew Bennett, Stl (WR) (9)

Vincent Jackson, SD (WR) (7)

Jerious Norwood, Atl (RB) (8)

Troy Williamson, Min (WR) (5)

DeShaun Foster, Car (RB) (7)

Reuben Droughns, NYG (RB) (9)

Chad Pennington, NYJ (QB) (10)

Jake Delhomme, Car (QB) (7)

Dallas Clark, Ind (TE) (6)

12 <-

Derrick Mason, Bal (WR) (8)

*Dwayne Jarrett, Car (WR) (7)

Brandon Jones, Ten (WR) (4)

Matt Stover, Bal (K) (8)

Mike Bell, Den (RB) (6)

Ronald Curry, Oak (WR) (5)

Devery Henderson, NO (WR) (4)

Trent Green, Mia (QB) (9)

*Dewayne Bowe, KC (WR) (8)

Eddie Kennison, KC (WR) (8)

Arnaz Battle, SF (WR) (6)

*Lorenzo Booker, Mia (RB) (9)

13 ->

Randy McMichael, Stl (TE) (9)

New England Patriots (D) (10)

Ron Dayne, Hou (RB) (10)

James Adkinson, Oak (TE)

Jeff Wilkins, Stl (K) (9)

Dallas Cowboys (D) (8)

Leon Washington, NYJ (RB) (10)

Michael Clayton, TB (WR) (10)

*Anthony Gonzalez, Ind (WR) (6)

Philadelphia Eagles (D) (5)

Marty Booker, Mia (WR) (9)

*Kenny Irons, Cin (RB) (5)

14 <-

Stephen Gostikowski, NE (K) (10)

Amani Toomer, NYG (WR) (9)

Nate Kaeding, SD (K) (7)

Anthony Thomas, Buf (RB) (6)

Denver Broncos (D) (6)

Jason Campell, Was (QB) (4)

Reggie Williams, Jac (WR) (4)

Mike Anderson, Bal (RB) (8)

Shayne Graham, Cin (K) (5)

Robbie Gould, Chi (K) (9)

*Antonio Pittman, NO (RB) (4)

*Tony Hunt, Phi (RB) (5)

15 ->

Miami Dolphins (D) (9)

Bryant Johnson, Ari (WR) (8)

Heath Miller, Pit (TE) (6)

Maurice Morris, Sea (RB) (8)

Rex Grossman. Chi (QB) (9)

Brian Leonard, Stl (RB) (9)

Jason Hanson, Det (K) (6)

Jacksonville Jaguars (D) (4)

Steve McNair, Bal (QB) (8)

*Greg Olsen, Chi (TE) (9)

Carolina Panthers (D) (7)

Eric Johnson, NO (TE) (4)

16 <-

Neil Rackers, Ari (K) (8)

*Robert Meachum, NO (WR) (4)

*Ted Ginn, Mia (WR) (9)

Byron Leftwich, Jac (QB) (4)

Eric Parker, SD (WR) (7)

Owen Daniels, Hou (TE) (10)

*Steve Smith, NYG (WR) (9)

Jason Elam, Den (K) (6)

Daniel Graham, Den (TE) (6)

Wes Welker, NE (WR) (10)

Michael Bennett, KC (RB) (8)

Tab Perry, Cin (WR) (5)

17 ->

Kevin Faulk, NE (RB) (10)

David Akers, Phi (K) (5)

Seattle Seahawks (D) (8)

Dorsey De De, IND (RB)

Tony Sheffler, Den (TE) (6)

*JaMarcus Russell, Oak (QB) (5)

New York Giants (D) (9)

Adrian Peterson, CHI (RB)

Sammy Morris, NE (RB) (10)

Wali Lundy, Hou (RB) (10)

Tavarius Jackson, Min (QB) (5)

Ahmad Bradshaw, NYG (RB)

18 <-

Terrance Copper, NO (WR) (4)

Desmond Clark, Chi (TE) (9)

Chris Brown, (RB) (RB)

Bobby Engram, Sea (WR) (8)

David Martin, Mia (TE)

Drew Carter, Car (WR) (7)

Vishante Shiancoe, Min (TE)

Olinde Mare, NO (K) (4)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (D) (10)

Steven Jackson, Car (RB)

Josh Brown, Sea (K) (8)

Michael Robinson, SF (RB)

19 ->

Devin Hester, Chi (WR)

Jeff Reed, Pit (K) (6)

*Brady Quinn, Cle (QB) (7)

David Garrard, Jac (QB) (4)

Green Bay Packers (D) (7)

*Garrett Wolfe, CHI (RB) (9)

Chris Henry, Cin (WR) (5)

Minnesota Vikings (D) (5)

Michael Jenkins, Atl (WR) (8)

Kansas City Chiefs (D) (8)

J.J. Arrington, Ari (RB) (8)

Lawrence Tynes, KC (K) (8)

20 <-

New York Jets (D) (10)

Ben Troupe, Ten (TE) (4)

Joe Jurevicius, Cle (WR) (7)

Kevin Walters, Hou (WR) (WR)

Bobby Wade, Min (WR)

Joe Nedney, SF (K) (6)

Demetrius Williams, Bal (WR)

Hank Baskett, Phi (WR) (5)

Dante Hall, Stl (WR) (9)

Patrick Crayton, Dal (WR) (8)

Jeff Garcia, Tam (QB) (10)

Cincinnati Bengals (D) (5)

 

The Draft was started on June 2nd and completed on June 10th. This is a redraft league for the 2007 season hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com

1. RB - Larry Johnson - Kansas City - Can't say we're not a bit surprised to see LJ drop to us at pick 3. His offensive line won't be a beefy as last season, but he will reportedly be more involved in the passing game this season. Granted, there will be an adjustment in KC with a new QB, but LJ is still a top 3 fantasy RB.

2. RB - Travis Henry - Denver - We have been touting Henry ever since he signed with the Broncos and were ecstatic to see him drop to us in the second round! With Henry and LJ, we honestly feel we have two top ten fantasy RBs in our backfield this season.

3. WR - Roy Williams - Detroit - Williams broke out last season and should continue that this season, as the Lions and QB Jon Kitna are in their second year of Mike Martz' high-flying and high-scoring offense. Williams should be a top-ten fantasy WR and the leader of the Huddlegeeks receiving corps in this league.

4. QB - Marc Bulger - St. Louis - People tend to forget that Bulger was the 3rd ranked fantasy QB last season. Bulger is a stud and could possibly have an even better year in 2007 with Orlando Pace back at LT, a healthy Tory Holt, Drew Bennett in the slot and Randy McMichael as a threat at TE. This was just too solid of a pick to pass up since Bulger was one of the last premier QBs on the board and it would be a while until we picked again.

5. WR - Deion Branch - Seattle - We needed another starting WR out there and Branch was one of the few No. 1 WRs still left on the board. With Darrell Jackson gone, a year in the Seahawks offensive system and no other receiver on the roster establishing themselves last season, Branch should put up some great numbers in 2007.

6. TE - Kellen Winslow - Cleveland - This was the first gamble that we chose to take, but we're pretty comfortable with it as news comes out of Cleveland that Winslow's recovery from knee surgery is going just fine. This is a PPC league and Winslow led all TEs in catches in 2006. The Browns have also brought over Rob Chudzinski from San Diego to be there offensive coordinator. I think the Charger have a TE over there that has been pretty productive over the past few seasons.

7. RB - Brandon Jackson - Green Bay - Since we have most of our starting lineup, it's time to start building depth at the RB position. Jackson is a rookie that will probably wind up as the starter in GB by the end of the season. With a zone blocking scheme and a young offensive line that showed some talent last season, Jackson should be able to give us some quality numbers and spot starts as the season goes on.

8. WR - Bernard Berrian - Chicago - More depth here, but now at the WR position. Berrian had a break out year in 2006 and should be able to improve on that in 2007. Either Grossman or Griese will look to him as a deep threat throughout the season and we figure for him to be a solid contributor.

9. RB - Vernand Morency - Green Bay - If Brandon Jackson doesn't win the Packers RB job out of training camp, chances are Morency will be the guy. Morency had some impressive games when given the chance last season, averaging 4.6 yards per carry. While it may have been a little early for Morency, handcuffing the Packers RB spot was the bigger priority.

10. QB - J.P. Losman - Buffalo - OK, for those that frequent the site on a regular basis, you'll know that we're not the biggest J.P. fans in the world, but the numbers don't lie! Losman was the 13th best fantasy QB last season and has one of the best up and coming WRs in the league in Lee Evans. We needed a backup and Losman was the best option left on the board. If he continues his steady development, this could really turn out to be a gem of a pick.

11. DEF - Steelers - Since we have our starting lineup and a few key backups in place, it was time to take one of the top defenses off the board. The Steelers consistently have one of the best fantasy defenses out there and with Dick LaBeau at the helm again this season, performance shouldn't drop off much, if at all.

12. WR - Brandon Jones - Tennessee - This is one of our sleeper picks for the season right here as Jones is an up and coming WR who was able to develop some chemistry with QB Vince Young last season. Right now, Jones figures to be the No. 1 WR for the Titans and could provide some value as the season goes on.

13. RB - Ron Dayne - Houston - Dayne provided some serious punch for fantasy owners at the end of last season. Over the last 4 games Dayne participated in, the big back averaged over 107 yards rushing per game with 5 TDs. At the very least, he will be the Texans short-yardage back and if Ahman Green goes down to injury, he will carry the rock on a full-time basis.

14. K - Nate Kaeding - San Diego - We usually don't like taking kickers very early, but this pick came down to taking either a RB or WR that might not see any playing time during the season or picking up one of the best kickers in the game. The Changers may have a new offensive staff, but with LT and Antonio Gates on the field, Kaeding should continue to get plenty of scoring opportunities.

15. TE - Heath Miller - Pittsburgh - This was a nice little insurance pick for us, just in case Winslow has some problems with that knee. Miller has some talent and the Steelers could be opening up their passing offense a little more this season.

16. WR - Ted Ginn - Miami - We usually don't like taking rookie WR at all in fantasy drafts, unless it's a superior talent. We think a lot of people are underestimating the speed of Teddy Ginn. He will definitely help in the return game and, as the season goes on, he will contribute as a big play threat. The addition of Trent Green to the Dolphins roster also made this an attractive pick, since the team now has a legitimate signal-caller-

17. DEF - Seattle - We're gonna need another defense for bye weeks or bad matchups and the Seahawks are the perfect defense for that. Overall they are not dominating, but has talent and have a knack for forcing turnover.

18. RB - Chris Brown - Tennessee - This may be one of the steals of the draft now that Brown has re-signed with the Titans. With no clear-cut No. 1 back on the roster with any experience, Brown could very well be the Titans starting RB for 2007. Getting a starting RB this late in the draft is a big bonus and could very well serve as trade-bait for later in the season for some RB needy team.

19. QB - Brady Quinn - Cleveland - OK, we admit it, we goofed on this one. We didn't preload our picks for this selection and wound up with an autopick by the system. While Quinn could be the starter at some point this season, we don't see him putting up fantasy-worthy numbers and don't suggest drafting him on your team this season.

20. WR - Joe Jurevicius - Cleveland - Not bad for our last pick, given the trash that was left out there. Jurevicius started to develop some nice chemistry with the Cleveland QBs at the end of last season as he was a much more reliable option than Braylon Edwards, who often has a case of the dropsies. While it's not extremely likely, Jurevicius could garner himself a start or two as the season goes on.