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Matt Leinart's draft-day fall was great news for the Cardinals.

Final Analysis

Landing Matt Leinart at No. 10 wasn't the only great value for the Cardinals in the 2006 draft. Todd McShay looks at every team's draft performance and what still must be addressed. NFC | AFC

• Kiper: Grades

| Undrafted free agents

| Job well done

• Scouts analysis:

1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th | 7th
• Pasquarelli: Draft wrap | Bush feeling at home | Draft Q&A

• Santoliquito: Stovall's draft-day drama | McShay: Who slipped?

• Wojciechowski: The Texans did WHAT? | The real reason

The Draft in Motion
Super Mario ESPN's Chris Mortensen reacts to the Texans' decision to pick Mario Williams No. 1. • Surprise move \| Round 2 roundtable More NFL draft Motion

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Clayton: Eagles bring Bloom back to football
Jeremy Bloom, ruled ineligible to play football during his final two seasons at Colorado, was drafted in the fifth round by Philly.

Smith: Vick prepared to get bypassed during draft
Marcus Vick is hurt by the prospect of going undrafted but understands that it's a realistic possibility.

Clayton: Vets sent packing during draft weekend
An increase in the salary cap led to an unusual amount of trades and trade talk during draft weekend.

Clayton: Winners and losers from Day 1 of NFL draft
By adding the QB of their future and a veteran WR, the Broncos were big winners on Day 1 of the draft.

Pasquarelli: Defenders go early and often in first round
As projected, defensive players -- especially those capable of filling different roles -- made up a majority of the first-round picks.

Pasquarelli: Character counts on first day of draft
Former Trojans LenDale White and Winston Justice were among the highly-touted prospects that slid on Day 1.

Smith: Thoughts on the first-round of the NFL draft
From the Texans' decision to draft Mario Williams to the Saints landing Reggie Bush, Michael Smith offers his thoughts on the first round.

Clayton: OTs popular on Day 1
Because of a lack of depth, teams rushed to draft offensive tackles in the first three rounds, writes John Clayton.

Will No. 2 spot hurt Bush's marketability?
Reggie Bush cashed in before the draft started. But now that he's headed to New Orleans, will the endorsements keep coming?

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2006 NFL Draft Order - 1st Round
Rounds: 1 \| 2 \| 3 \| 4 \| 5 \| 6 \| 7
PICK	TEAM	PLAYER
1	Houston	Mario Williams - DE
2	New Orleans	Reggie Bush - RB
3	Tennessee	Vince Young - QB
4	New York	D'Brickashaw Ferguson - OT
5	Green Bay	A.J. Hawk - LB
6	San Francisco	Vernon Davis - TE
7	Oakland	Michael Huff
8	Buffalo	Donte' Whitner
9	Detroit	Ernie Sims - LB
10	Arizona	Matt Leinart - QB
11	Denver	Jay Cutler - QB
12	Baltimore	Haloti Ngata - DT
13	Cleveland	Kamerion Wimbley - DE
14	Philadelphia	Brodrick Bunkley - DT
15	St. Louis	Tye Hill
16	Miami	Jason Allen
17	Minnesota	Chad Greenway - LB
18	Dallas	Bobby Carpenter - LB
19	San Diego	Antonio Cromartie
20	Kansas City	Tamba Hali - DE
21	New England	Laurence Maroney - RB
22	San Francisco	Manny Lawson - DE
23	Tampa Bay	Davin Joseph - OG
24	Cincinnati	Johnathan Joseph
25	Pittsburgh	Santonio Holmes - WR
26	Buffalo	John McCargo - DT
27	Carolina	DeAngelo Williams - RB
28	Jacksonville	Marcedes Lewis - TE
29	New York	Nick Mangold
30	Indianapolis	Joseph Addai - RB
31	Seattle	Kelly Jennings
32	New York	Mathias Kiwanuka - DE