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Top To Bottom Top 4 draft selections Eli Manning and Philip Rivers are likely to start at QB for their new teams sooner than later. Late-rounders Luke McCown or Jeff Smoker have a tougher road ahead, but the precedent has been set for lesser known QBs to emerge as stars. Smoker, drafted by the Rams, was one of Mel Kiper's many steals of the draft . • Downey deserves shot | Kiper: Grades • Lions' new playmakers | Character concerns Kiper: Draft reaches NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. examines the biggest reaches among the 255 picks in the 2004 NFL draft.   Scouts, Inc.: Draft review (AFC) Our scouts rate each AFC team's draft performance and project what impact each pick will have in 2004.   Scouts, Inc.: Draft review (NFC) Our scouts rate each NFC team's draft performance and project what impact each pick will have in 2004.   Scouts: Top undrafted FAs Many of the top undrafted free agents will sign deals before Monday morning.   Scouts: Breaking down Day 2 of the draft The picks come a lot more quickly, and the names are more unfamiliar. But our scouts are here to help.   Player Class Pos. School Stock 1. Glenn Dorsey Sr. DT LSU 2. Jake Long Sr. T Michigan 3. Sedrick Ellis Sr. DT USC 4. Chris Long Sr. DE Virginia   5. Matt Ryan Sr. QB Boston College 6. Brian Brohm Sr. QB Louisville 7. Dan Connor Sr. LB Penn State   8. Andre' Woodson Sr. QB Kentucky 9. Mike Jenkins Sr. CB South Florida   10. Keith Rivers Sr. LB USC Rookie money: Will Manning get less than Rivers? The Chargers, who swapped quarterbacks with the Giants, have the most rookie money available this year.   Gallery Diary: Silver and black Though Robert Gallery tried not to single out a franchise, he felt all along that the Raiders were a great fit.   Paolantonio: Legal issues There are miles of legal wrangling left before the fates of Maurice Clarett and Mike Williams are decided.   Maisel: Buckeyes' big draft day started with Cooper While most saw Ohio State's record-setting day at the NFL draft, few remember it was former coach John Cooper who brought those players to Columbus.   More Features Veteran QBs may lose job security • Archive Winners and losers from the first day • Quick Hits | Archive Vote: Grading the draft -- AFC | NFC