| NEW ORLEANS
SAINTS - OFFENSE |
|
QB
|
Drew Brees |
Jamie Martin |
|
RB
|
Deuce McAllister |
Reggie Bush |
|
FB
|
Mike Karney |
Aaron Stecker (RB) |
|
OT
|
Jamaal Brown |
Zach Strief |
|
OG
|
Jahri Evans |
Andy Alleman |
|
C
|
|
Jonathan Goodwin |
|
OG
|
Jamar Nesbit |
|
|
OT
|
Jon Stinchcomb |
Jermon Bushrod |
|
TE
|
Eric Johnson |
Mark Campbell |
|
WR
|
Devery Henderson |
Robert Meachem |
|
WR
|
Marques Colston |
David Patten |
| NEW ORLEANS
SAINTS - DEFENSE |
|
DE
|
Charles Grant |
Josh Cooper |
|
DT
|
Hollis Thomas |
Antwan Lake |
|
DT
|
Kendrick Clancy |
Brian Young |
|
DE
|
Will Smith |
Rob Ninkovich |
|
LB
|
Mark Simoneau |
Troy Evans |
|
LB
|
Jonathon Vilma |
Scott Shanle |
|
LB
|
Scott Fujita |
Brian Simmons |
|
CB
|
Mike McKenzie |
Fred Thomas |
|
CB
|
Jason David |
Jason Craft |
|
S
|
Josh Bullocks |
Kevin Kaesviharn |
|
S
|
Roman Harper |
Jay Bellamy |
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| NEW ORLEANS
SAINTS - TEAM NEEDS |
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| NEW ORLEANS
SAINTS - 2007 Draft in Review |
|
RD
|
PICK
|
NAME
|
POS
|
SCHOOL
|
|
1
|
27
|
Robert
Meachem |
WR
|
Tennessee |
|
3
|
66
|
Usama Young |
CB
|
Kent State |
|
3
|
88
|
Andy Alleman |
OG
|
Akron |
|
4
|
107
|
Antonio
Pittman |
RB
|
Ohio State |
|
4
|
125
|
Jermon Bushrod |
OT
|
Towson |
|
5
|
145
|
David Jones |
CB
|
Wingate |
|
7
|
220
|
Marvin Mitchell |
LB
|
Tennessee |
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Draft Grade: F
|
| New Orleans started off smart, landing Robert
Meachem with their first round pick. The last time New
Orleans drafted a receiver in round one from Tennessee,
his name was Donte Stallworth. Saints fans are hoping Meachem
can bring more to the table. Without question, the need
for a WR was most critical for the Saints considering the
offseason loss of Joe Horn. Meachem will team with 2006
Draft sleeper Marques Colston. The Saints fell asleep after
drafting Meachem however. With the exception of RB Antonio
Pittman, drafted in round four, but don't expect any
of the Saints draft picks to be high-impact players. And
Pittman himself has talent, but don't expect to see much
of it with Bush and McAllister still in charge of the ground
game. The rest of New Orleans' day two should be forgotten. |
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