Lots of varied fantasy goodness tonight

On tonight's installment of THE FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER on SportsTalkCleveland.com (9-11 PM EDT), we break down information from all corners of the fantasy sports world:

9 PM: We examine fantasy baseball headlines, including the Twins' recall of prized prospect Kevin Slowey, the 2007 debut of the Rocket on Monday, the pending Jon Lester return, the return to domination of Oliver Perez and much more.

9:25 PM: Our fantasy football coverage picks up steam with our first look at our standard deviation from the mean statistic for '07 -- the heart of our coverage.

9:55 PM: Kobe may be on the move in the NBA next year: where might he go and how might he affect the fantasy hoops landscape? We have a lengthy list of scenarios.

10:25 PM: We look at team-by-team needs for lottery teams in the 2007 NBA Draft.

The fastest paced two hours each week on STC!

Tonight we bring you the latest installment of THE FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER on SportsTalkCleveland.com (9-11 PM EDT each and every Thursday night) with our usual assortment of fantasy sports content all across the spectrum:

9 PM: We preview this weekend's Indy 500 with some thoughts on how you could enjoy it from a fantasy perspective (hint -- an Indy 500 fantasy league!).

9:25 PM: It's a staple of our program during baseball season: Buy Low, Sell High -- and we've got many more candidates for you.

10:00 PM: The NBA Draft has been locked in place with the events of Tuesday night's draft lottery. What does the landscape look like aside from the gimmes of the top two picks? Who are the top fantasy aces for 2007-2008? We're on the story.

FDH Lounge Show #7: May 20, 2007

On tonight's eighth episode of The Great American Radio Show on Internet TV, THE FDH LOUNGE (available only on SportsTalkCleveland.com from 8-11 PM EDT), we bring you more of the variety we have made our staple through our first seven programs.

In our first hour, after we hear the Opening Statements from The Dignitaries of The FDH Lounge, we will examine the horrible bill that Congress and President Bush are trying to ram down our throats that would award amnesty to illegal aliens. Say goodbye to America as we know it! Also, the Fred Thompson-Michael Moore feud escalated this week with Thompson's memorable in-your-face web video. Is the hapless Moore Thompson's stepping stool to the presidency?

In hour two, it's time to review the movie that changed Hollywood 30 years ago this week, the original Star Wars flick. This movie almost singlehandedly created the summer blockbuster era. Are we better or worse off for the changes that Star Wars and its imitators have made to our movies? Then, we review the new albums from Rush and Linkin Park. Warning: we are not happy! From there, we tackle a completely original topic: is there such a thing as sexual bigotry? Terry Moran from ABC News made the completely asinine take the the Duke lacrosse players are bad guys because they requested at least one white stripper. Are people bigots because they may not be attracted to all types or races?

In hour three, we look at 10 years of interleague play in baseball. Along with three divisions and the wild card, it's changed the game completely -- but for the better or the worse? Then we interview a great sports blogger, Zach Landres-Schnur from The Big Picture.

As usual, we invite your phone calls and emails to the program. We are very interactive, and as such, two of tonight's segments were developed by suggestions from callers or emailers. Tune in to the only show anywhere where nothing is off-topic, THE FDH LOUNGE!

Your Preakness Win, Place and Show

We got the Kentucky Derby winner right for you, so here goes:

WIN: Street Sense
PLACE: Curlin
SHOW: Xchanger

Are we looking at the Affirmed and Alydar of this generation? We'll have a better idea before the sun sets in the East tonight.

Various fantasy fun tonight!

We've got the usual assortment of fantasy sports fun coming your way tonight on THE FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER on SportsTalkCleveland.com (9-11 PM EDT):

9 PM: We start the proceedings with a preview of Saturday's Preakness race. Remember that we delivered a Triple Crown draft on our May 3 program, with details on how to conduct such a league here. While we won't be doing a draft just for the Preakness, we'll set the stage for Saturday's race and give you some tips should you be looking to put together a league just for the race.

9:25 PM: We'll deliver another of our "Buy Low, Sell High" segments that we bring you during baseball season -- with an extra dose of "Brian Giles" candidates (breakout season) and "Vin Baker" candidates (bad start that never gets better).

10:15 PM: With new commissioner Roger Goodell's law-and-order campaign very much in the headlines, we'll look at how off-the-field news involving Michael Vick and Steve McNair will work against their fantasy value. Plus, still-percolating news involving Keyshawn Johnson, Brett Favre and others.

10:40 PM: Our first look at the 2007 NBA Draft.

Join us tonight at 9 PM EDT for all of the fantasy sports fun.

FDH Insider tonight and NFL Draft grades

EDITED TO INCLUDE NFL DRAFT GRADES: These are our grades for each NFL team from Draft Weekend 2007. Grades reflect the totality of moves made involving the 2007 Draft (i.e. acquisitions of Matt Schaub, Randy Moss, etc.) and extra draft picks being acquired for present and future drafts (i.e. Dallas' moves):

A+: none
A: Carolina, New England
A-: none
B+: Atlanta, Buffalo, Minnesota, Oakland, San Diego, San Francisco, Tampa Bay
B: Cleveland, Dallas, Indianapolis, Kansas City
B-: Houston, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Pittsburgh
C+: Arizona, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York Giants, St. Louis
C: Denver, New York Jets, Seattle
C-: Philadelphia, Tennessee
D+: Miami, Washington
D: Green Bay
D-: none
F: none

Tonight, on the FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER (9-11 PM EDT on SportsTalkCleveland.com), we bring you a wide cross-section of FDH programming:

9:00 PM: In honor of this movie becoming the highest-grossing first-weekend flick of all time, we bring you an encore presentation of our Spiderman 3 review and breakdown from last Sunday night's FDH LOUNGE. Is it worth seeing? We'll tell you. Don't worry, no spoilers!

9:30 PM: We'll take a look at top-level baseball prospects who are making their debuts. Some of baseball's finest high-ceiling prospects have come up this season, many earlier than expected. What are they likely to do? We'll examine.

9:55 PM: We transition our months-long NFL Draft breakdown to the ways that it altered the 2007 fantasy football landscape. Which offenses gained the most? Which ones dropped the ball on opportunities to improve? And lastly, who are the top fantasy rookies for the 2007 season?

FDH Lounge Show #7: May 6, 2007

EDIT: Program hours are 8-11 PM EDT. How could we forget?

We've got another loaded FDH LOUNGE program for you tonight on SportsTalkCleveland.com as we traverse the worlds of sports, politics, celebrities and beyond:

HOUR ONE: "Opening Statements" from the Dignitaries, the debut of our "Conspiracy Theory" segment (tonight: how MLB rigged the Great Home Run Chase of '98) and the start of our "Lounge News Nuggets" segment.

HOUR TWO: More "Lounge News Nuggets" as we tackle a multiplicity of topics beginning towards the end of Hour One (Imus' lawsuit against CBS, Paris Hilton goes to the hole, Ring of Honor's pay-per-view deal, the International Herald Tribune runs an advertisement from the government of Iran for help with its nuclear facilities, John McCain's stumbles in the Republican presidential debate and the Cleveland Indians become perhaps the first team in baseball history to lose a game when their opponents are retroactively awarded a run. Plus, we review Spiderman 3 with very clear thoughts on whether or not it is worth your money.

HOUR THREE: We conclude the Spiderman 3 segment before delivering a comprehensive review of the NFL Draft and then a look back at yesterday's huge events in the world of sports (Street Sense's historic Kentucky Derby win and the closer-than-expected megafight in Vegas between Mayweather and De La Hoya).

Join us tonight, and as usual, we're happy to hear from our Lounge Lizards in the audience via our phone lines at (216) 881-9600 or (866) 453-4STC or via email at studio@sportstalkcleveland.com .

20 minutes to Post Time at the Kentucky Derby!

Here's the FDH picks:

WIN: Street Sense (hopefully not the favorite at post time; it has gone back and forth between he and Curlin)
PLACE: Scat Daddy
SHOW: Hard Spun

2007 Triple Crown Draft Guide

First, here's our suggested league guidelines: utilize a system with 4 owners, drafting 3 rounds in a standard serpentine fashion. In each race, points are allocated as follows: 15 points for win, 10 points for show and 5 points for place. Additionally, a horse gains an additional 5 points for winning a second Triple Crown race and an additional 10 points for winning the Triple Crown. If a tiebreaker is needed, it will go by tallying the best collective finishes by all horses in all races.

Now, the draft board:

FIRST TIER
1. Street Sense
2. Curlin

SECOND TIER
3. Hard Spun
4. Nobiz Like Shobiz
5. Scat Daddy
6. Circular Quay
7. Great Hunter

THIRD TIER
8. Any Given Saturday
9. Cowtown Cat
10. Zanjero
11. Tiago
12. Stormello

More great fantasy fun on a Thursday night

Tonight's edition of THE FANTASYDRAFTHELP.COM INSIDER on SportsTalkCleveland.com (9-11 PM EDT) has a little bit of everything, much as one would expect:

9 PM: We'll take a look at the greatest, newest element to hit fantasy sports (and sports fans in general) in quite some time. Wait, is that a link to an FDH page?

9:25 PM: Fantasy baseball headlines: specifically, we'll look at some of baseball's great young guns who are currently battling injuries.

9:40 PM: It's our annual Triple Crown fantasy draft! This game is a must-play for anyone watching the Derby on Saturday and the subsequent races.

10:15 PM: NFL Draft recap with FDH's Rick Morris and Jason Jones.

NFL Draft Rounds 4-7

ROUND 4
#	Sel#	Team	Player	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	School
1	100	Oakland	Bush, Michael	RB	6-3	253	Louisville
2	101	Jacksonville (from Detroit through Baltimore)	Podlesh, Adam	P	5-11	202	Maryland
3	102	Minnesota (from Tampa Bay)	Robison, Brian	DE	6-2	266	Texas
4	103	Dallas (from Cleveland)	Stanback, Isaiah	QB	6-2	216	Washington
5	104	San Francisco (from Washington)	Moore, Jay	DE	6-5	276	Nebraska
6	105	Detroit (from Arizona through Oakland)	Davis, A.J.	CB	5-10	192	North Carolina State
7	106	Tampa Bay (from Minnesota)	Jackson, Tanard	CB	6-0	192	Syracuse
8	107	New Orleans (from Houston)	Pittman, Antonio	RB	5-11	195	Ohio State
9	108	Miami	Soliai, Paul	DT	6-4	334	Utah
10	109	Atlanta	Nicholas, Stephen	OLB	6-1	232	South Florida
11	110	Oakland (from San Francisco through New England)	Bowie, John	CB	5-11	188	Cincinnati
12	111	Buffalo	Wright, Dwayne	RB	5-11	226	Fresno State
13	112	Pittsburgh (from Green Bay)	Sepulveda, Daniel	P	6-3	229	Baylor
14	113	Jacksonville	Smith, Brian	DE	6-3	239	Missouri
15	114	Cincinnati	White, Marvin	FS	6-1	199	Texas Christian
16	115	Tennessee	Harris, Leroy	C	6-2	298	North Carolina State
17	116	N.Y. Giants	DeOssie, Zak	OLB	6-5	250	Brown
18	117	Detroit (from St. Louis)	Ramirez, Manuel	G	6-3	335	Texas Tech
19	118	Carolina	Robinson, Ryne	WR	5-8	178	Miami (Ohio)
20	119	Green Bay (from Pittsburgh)	Barbre, Allen	OT	6-4	300	Missouri Southern State
21	120	Seattle	Atkins, Baraka	DE	6-4	278	Miami (Fla.)
22	121	Denver (from Denver through Atlanta and Minnesota)	Thomas, Marcus	DT	6-3	296	Florida
23	122	Dallas	Free, Doug	OT	6-7	318	Northern Illinois
24	123	Houston (from Kansas City through New Orleans)	Bennett, Fred	CB	6-1	195	South Carolina
25	124	Seattle (from N.Y. Jets through San Francisco)	Wrotto, Mansfield	G	6-3	316	Georgia Tech
26	125	New Orleans (from Philadelphia)	Bushrod, Jermon	OT	6-4	315	Towson
27	126	San Francisco (from New Orleans through Indianapolis)	Goldson, Dashon	FS	6-2	202	Washington
28	127	New England	Brown, Kareem	DT	6-4	290	Miami (Fla.)
29	128	Tennessee (from Baltimore)	Davis, Chris	WR	5-10	181	Florida State
30	129	San Diego	Chandler, Scott	TE	6-7	257	Iowa
31	130	Chicago	Beekman, Josh	G	6-2	321	Boston College
32	131	Indianapolis	Condren, Brannon	FS	6-1	208	Troy
33	132	Pittsburgh (Compensatory Selection)	McBean, Ryan	DE	6-5	290	Oklahoma State
34	133	Atlanta (Compensatory Selection)	Milner, Martrez	TE	6-4	256	Georgia
35	134	Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)	Barnes, Antwan	OLB	6-1	240	Florida International
36	135	San Francisco (Compensatory Selection)	Cohen, Joe	DT	6-2	313	Florida
37	136	Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection)	Session, Clint	OLB	5-11	236	Pittsburgh
38	137	Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)	McClain, Le'Ron	FB	6-0	257	Alabama

ROUND 5
#	Sel#	Team	Player	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	School
1	138	Oakland	Richardson, Jay	DE	6-5	276	Ohio State
2	139	St. Louis (from Detroit)	Fry, Dustin	C	6-2	326	Clemson
3	140	Cleveland	McDonald, Brandon	CB	5-11	181	Memphis
4	141	Tampa Bay	Peterson, Greg	DE	6-5	286	North Carolina Central
5	142	Arizona	Breaston, Steve	WR	6-0	178	Michigan
6	143	Washington	Sartz, Dallas	OLB	6-5	235	Southern California
7	144	Houston	Harrison, Brandon	SS	6-2	227	Stanford
8	145	New Orleans (from Miami through Detroit)	Jones, David	CB	6-0	196	Wingate
9	146	Minnesota	Allison, Aundrae	WR	6-0	202	East Carolina
10	147	San Francisco	Brown, Tarell	CB	5-11	192	Texas
11	148	Kansas City (from Buffalo through St. Louis)	Smith, Kolby	RB	5-11	215	Louisville
12	149	Jacksonville (from Atlanta)	Nwaneri, Uche	G	6-3	325	Purdue
13	150	Jacksonville	Gattis, Josh	FS	6-1	213	Wake Forest
14	151	Cincinnati	Rowe, Jeff	QB	6-5	226	Nevada
15	152	Tennessee	Johnson, Antonio	DT	6-3	305	Mississippi State
16	153	N.Y. Giants	Boss, Kevin	TE	6-6	257	Western Oregon
17	154	St. Louis (from St. Louis through Detroit)	Ryan, Clifton	DT	6-3	310	Michigan State
18	155	Carolina	Rosario, Dante	TE	6-3	244	Oregon
19	156	Pittsburgh	Stephenson, Cameron	G	6-3	306	Rutgers
20	157	Green Bay	Clowney, David	WR	6-0	184	Virginia Tech
21	158	Detroit (from Denver)	Baldwin, Johnny	OLB	6-1	232	Alabama A&M
22	159	Philadelphia (from Dallas)	Gaddis, C.J.	FS	6-0	210	Clemson
23	160	Kansas City	Medlock, Justin	K	6-0	201	UCLA
24	161	Seattle	Herring, Will	OLB	6-2	229	Auburn
25	162	Philadelphia	Celek, Brent	TE	6-4	261	Cincinnati
26	163	Houston (from New Orleans)	Frye, Brandon	OT	6-4	302	Virginia Tech
27	164	Carolina (from N.Y. Jets)	Shaw, Tim	ILB	6-1	237	Penn State
28	165	Oakland (from New England)	Frampton, Eric	SS	5-11	205	Washington State
29	166	Jacksonville (from Baltimore)	Landri, Derek	DT	6-2	277	Notre Dame
30	167	Chicago (from San Diego)	Payne, Kevin	FS	6-0	216	Louisiana-Monroe
31	168	Chicago	Graham, Corey	CB	6-0	195	New Hampshire
32	169	Indianapolis	Hall, Roy	WR	6-2	229	Ohio State
33	170	Pittsburgh (Compensatory Selection)	Gay, William	CB	5-10	187	Louisville
34	171	New England (Compensatory Selection)	Oldenburg, Clint	OT	6-6	300	Colorado State
35	172	San Diego (Compensatory Selection)	Naanee, Legedu	WR	6-2	225	Boise State
36	173	Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection)	Coe, Michael	CB	6-1	190	Alabama State
37	174	Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)	Smith, Troy	QB	6-1	213	Ohio State

ROUND 6 # Sel# Team Player Pos. Ht. Wt. School 1 175 Oakland O'Neal, Oren FB 6-0 244 Arkansas State 2 176 Minnesota (from Detroit through Denver) Alexander, Rufus OLB 6-1 227 Oklahoma 3 177 N.Y. Jets (from Tampa Bay) Bender, Jacob OT 6-6 316 Nicholls State 4 178 Dallas (from Cleveland) Folk, Nick K 6-1 215 Arizona 5 179 Washington Blades, H.B. ILB 5-11 237 Pittsburgh 6 180 New England (from Arizona) Rogers, Justin OLB 6-3 262 Southern Methodist 7 181 Miami Mauia, Reagan FB 6-0 296 Hawaii 8 182 Tampa Bay (from Minnesota) Hayward, Adam OLB 6-0 235 Portland State 9 183 Houston Studdard, Kasey G 6-2 307 Texas 10 184 Buffalo Wendling, John FS 6-1 222 Wyoming 11 185 Atlanta Lewis, Trey DT 6-3 318 Washburn 12 186 San Francisco Clayton, Thomas RB 5-10 218 Kansas State 13 187 Cincinnati Toeaina, Matt DT 6-2 307 Oregon 14 188 Tennessee Filani, Joel WR 6-2 216 Texas Tech 15 189 N.Y. Giants Koets, Adam OT 6-5 298 Oregon State 16 190 St. Louis Shackleford, Ken OT 6-5 322 Georgia 17 191 Green Bay (from Carolina through N.Y. Jets) Hall, Korey ILB 6-0 236 Boise State 18 192 Green Bay (from Pittsburgh) Bishop, Desmond ILB 6-2 239 California 19 193 Green Bay Crosby, Mason K 6-1 214 Colorado 20 194 Atlanta (from Jacksonville) Irons, David CB 5-10 188 Auburn 21 195 Dallas (from Dallas through Cleveland) Anderson, Deon FB 5-10 236 Connecticut 22 196 Kansas City Taylor, Herbert OT 6-4 296 Texas Christian 23 197 Seattle Taylor, Courtney WR 6-1 209 Auburn 24 198 Atlanta (from Denver through Jacksonville) Datish, Doug C 6-4 302 Ohio State 25 199 Miami (from New Orleans) Mormino, Drew C 6-3 301 Central Michigan 26 200 Cleveland (from N.Y. Jets through Dallas) Purcell, Melila DE 6-5 289 Hawaii 27 201 Philadelphia Barksdale, Rashad CB 6-0 208 Albany 28 202 New England Richardson, Mike CB 5-11 188 Notre Dame 29 203 Atlanta (from Baltimore through Jacksonville) Stone, Daren SS 6-3 218 Maine 30 204 Tennessee (from San Diego) Ford, Jacob DE 6-4 249 Central Arkansas 31 205 Washington (from Chicago) Palmer, Jordan QB 6-6 231 Texas-El Paso 32 206 Tennessee (from Indianapolis) Smith, Ryan CB 5-10 168 Florida 33 207 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) Burgess, Prescott OLB 6-3 235 Michigan 34 208 New England (Compensatory Selection) Hairston, Justise RB 6-1 222 Central Connecticut 35 209 New England (Compensatory Selection) Hilliard, Corey OT 6-5 318 Oklahoma State 36 210 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) Kent, Jordan WR 6-3 209 Oregon

ROUND 7
#	Sel#	Team	Player	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.	School
1	211	New England (from Oakland)	Lua, Oscar	ILB	6-1	245	Southern California
2	212	Dallas (from Detroit through N.Y. Jets)	Brown, Courtney	CB	6-1	205	Cal Poly
3	213	Cleveland	Pittman, Chase	DE	6-5	273	Louisiana State
4	214	Tampa Bay	Denman, Chris	OT	6-6	315	Fresno State
5	215	Arizona	Patrick, Ben	TE	6-4	270	Delaware
6	216	Washington	Ecker, Tyler	TE	6-6	269	Michigan
7	217	Minnesota	Thigpen, Tyler	QB	6-2	223	Coastal Carolina
8	218	Houston	Diles, Zach	ILB	6-0	240	Kansas State
9	219	Miami	Smith, Kelvin	ILB	6-2	240	Syracuse
10	220	New Orleans (from Atlanta)	Mitchell, Marvin	ILB	6-3	249	Tennessee
11	221	Chicago (from San Francisco through Cleveland)	McBride, Trumaine	CB	5-9	185	Mississippi
12	222	Buffalo	Schouman, Derek	FB	6-2	247	Boise State
13	223	Tennessee	Otto, Michael	OT	6-5	308	Purdue
14	224	N.Y. Giants	Johnson, Michael	SS	6-3	211	Arizona
15	225	Miami (from St. Louis)	Fields, Brandon	P	6-5	236	Michigan State
16	226	Carolina	Wilson, C.J.	CB	6-1	195	Baylor
17	227	Pittsburgh	Baker, Dallas	WR	6-3	207	Florida
18	228	Green Bay	Wynn, DeShawn	RB	5-10	238	Florida
19	229	Jacksonville	Broussard, John	WR	6-1	178	San Jose State
20	230	Cincinnati	Santucci, Dan	G	6-3	296	Notre Dame
21	231	Kansas City	Allan, Michael	TE	6-6	255	Whitworth
22	232	Seattle	Vallos, Steve	G	6-3	305	Wake Forest
23	233	Minnesota (from Denver)	Williams, Chandler	WR	5-11	184	Florida International
24	234	Cleveland (from Dallas)	Steptoe, Syndric	WR	5-9	194	Arizona
25	235	N.Y. Jets (from N.Y. Jets through Green Bay)	Stuckey, Chansi	WR	5-10	185	Clemson
26	236	Philadelphia	Ilaoa, Nate	FB	5-8	248	Hawaii
27	237	Dallas (from New Orleans)	Ball, Alan	CB	6-1	183	Illinois
28	238	Miami (from New England)	Wright, Abraham	DE	6-2	234	Colorado
29	239	Buffalo (from Baltimore)	Ah You, C.J.	DE	6-4	274	Oklahoma
30	240	San Diego	Siler, Brandon	ILB	6-2	238	Florida
31	241	Chicago	Brant, Aaron	OT	6-7	313	Iowa State
32	242	Indianapolis	Dawson, Keyunta	DE	6-1	272	Texas Tech
33	243	Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)	Harris, Clark	TE	6-5	261	Rutgers
34	244	Atlanta (Compensatory Selection)	Snelling, Jason	RB	5-11	232	Virginia
35	245	Tampa Bay (Compensatory Selection)	Hamilton, Marcus	CB	5-11	186	Virginia
36	246	Tampa Bay (Compensatory Selection)	Darby, Kenneth	RB	5-10	213	Alabama
37	247	New England (Compensatory Selection)	Elgin, Mike	G	6-3	291	Iowa
38	248	St. Louis (Compensatory Selection)	Jackson, Keith	DT	6-0	305	Arkansas
39	249	St. Louis (Compensatory Selection)	Stanley, Derek	WR	5-10	175	Wisconsin-Whitewater
40	250	N.Y. Giants (Compensatory Selection)	Bradshaw, Ahmad	RB	5-9	198	Marshall
41	251	Jacksonville (Compensatory Selection)	Nkang, Chad	ILB	5-11	220	Elon
42	252	Jacksonville (Compensatory Selection)	Carnahan, Andrew	OT	6-7	306	Arizona State
43	253	Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)	Ndukwe, Nedu	SS	6-2	206	Notre Dame
44	254	Oakland (Compensatory Selection)	Holland, Johnathan	WR	6-0	191	Louisiana Tech
45	255	Detroit (Compensatory Selection)	Robinson, Ramzee	CB	5-9	184	Alabama

As far as draft accuracy, as they say, some years you're the bug and some year's you're the windshield. Last year, bug, this year, windshield. For the mock draft conducted on the FDH INSIDER show by Rick and Jason, three picks were accurate (Oakland, Jacksonville and Denver), while Rick's final mock draft had three picks correct (Oakland, Jacksonville and Denver) and Jason had four to take this year's "bragging rights" (Oakland, Houston, Pittsburgh and Kansas City). Onward and upward!