Burning Questions
Antrel Rolle
The Cardinals helped themselves by taking cornerback Antrel Rolle.
Which teams helped themselves the most during this year's NFL draft? What picks were head-scratchers? And who were some of the big-name college performers not selected at all? Len Pasquarelli answers those questions and more in our draft review. Story

Mel Kiper's draft grades
Rovell: Agent's busy day
Mueller: Positional breakdowns
Scouts: Inside Day 2
Inside: First | Second | Third
Fact or Fiction | Vote: Grades
A. Smith goes 1st | Niners starter?
Fantasy: Pick-by-pick analysis
Expert Q&A | Trade tracker
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Pasquarelli: Escaping the shadows
Several players who were second bananas on campus have a chance to make excellent impressions in the NFL.
Mueller: What's next? Insider
Our resident GM takes a look at what decisions lie ahead for the Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers.
Davie: Recruiting tool Insider
College programs benefit, too, when a number of their former players do well in the NFL draft.
Clayton: Thinking big
The Lions and Jags are hoping to exploit the rule emphasis on illegal contact by adding more big targets.
Clayton: No deal
It was supposed to be a wild NFL draft featuring big trades and big names being moved. But then the trade market crashed.
Mueller: Day 1 highlights Insider
Here is a look at some highlights from Day 1 of the draft – from a front office perspective.
Pasquarelli: Living on the edge
The first round of the draft was dominated by speed players who make their living on the perimeter of the field.
Clayton: First-day winners and losers
The Cowboys and Vikings took a step in the right direction while the Broncos and Bills took steps backwards.
Pasquarelli: High five
Auburn RBs Ronnie Brown and Carnell Williams pulled off a rare feat by each getting drafted in the first round.
Broncos gamble on Clarett in third round
Despite talk that he could actually go undrafted, former OSU RB Maurice Clarett was picked in the third round.
Pasquarelli: Surprise party
The Jaguars surprised some people by picking Matt Jones. But his athletic ability is hard to ignore, writes Len Pasquarelli.
Clayton: Waiting is the hardest part
After sliding all the way to Green Bay at No. 24, Aaron Rodgers enters the league with a point to prove, writes John Clayton.
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