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á When the NFL completes its draft in April, there is no shortage of opinions from the ôexpertsö who attempt to grade each team's decisions the very next day. á However, those same experts are nowhere to be found two years later when that predicted ôbustö turns into an All-Pro, or that ôbest thing since sliced breadö turns into a drag on his team's salary cap. á It usually takes a minimum of two years to determine whether the person pulling the trigger on draft day made all the right moves. This draft will be no different. á Even though it is still too early to call, letÆs take a look back at the 2009 first round of the draft and see how things are progressing 12 weeks into the season. á 1. Matthew Staff ...

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