2004 NFL Draft Winners & Losers

2004 NFL Draft Winners & Losers by the Wunderdog of Free Underdog

This season's draft helped some teams much more than others. Here's my thoughts on the biggest winners and losers from the 2004 NFL draft.

The Biggest Winners

Arizona Cardinals - Larry Fitzgerald is going to be a superstar in the NFL. They now have a formidable receiving corps. Karlos Dansby was a steal in the second round as was DT Darnell Dockett in the third. All three of these players have chances to be very special in the league. And don't forget their "pickup" of Denny Green - a great coach.

Denver Broncos - Denver filled their needs well on the first day of the draft. DJ Williams will help the linebacker corps right away, and could develop into a top level defender. Tatum Bell is another home run type back, who is thicker than Clinton Portis and equally fast. He must demonstrate an ability to run between the tackles better than he did in college. Darius Watts could become a quality number two wide-out provided he can stay healthy.



Detroit Lions - Imagine Roy Williams and Charles Rogers in three years? The Lions are now loaded at the skill positions on offense. Kevin Jones is an upgrade at running back. Teddy Lehman is a quality linebacker who is simply a winner. Now they need to bolster both lines and this team will start making some noise.

San Diego Chargers - The Chargers scored with their trade that sent Eli Manning's rights to the Giants. They still added Phil Rivers who may end up being better than Eli. They drafted eleven players overall which bodes well for a team in need of playmakers. Some of the better picks were Michael Turner, Dave Ball and Carlos Joseph of Miami.

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The Biggest Losers

Kansas City Chiefs - In a draft loaded with WR's, the Chiefs failed to add one before the 4th round. We like Sammie Parker but he is very similar to the guys they already have. Really no difference makers at all in the draft for the Chiefs.

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New York Giants - What were they thinking? This team has more needs than Quarterback. They also gave the Chargers their first pick next year, which looks like it will be a good pick. Jessie Palmer may be the starter this season, which is not good news for Giants fans.

Indianapolis Colts - I like Bob Sanders, but he does not fill a need for the Colts. Really not one selection I really like for the Colts.

Cleveland Browns - The Browns only had six picks and Kellen Winslow will be a damn good NFL tight end, but Garcia will have a had time throwing to him on his back. They desperately needed O lineman and did not draft one until the fifth round. They also could have used some help at linebacker.

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by freeunderdog.com on January 25, 2006


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