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Talk about ass whopping!

New York Jets Team needs: OLB/DE, CB, TE, OL, DT Overall pick/round: 25 (1), 59 (2), 63 (2), 89 (3), 164 (5), 177 (6) OLB/DE: The Jets have tried to address this position through free agency. However, David Bowens has been used primarily as a situational pass rusher and the last time former first-round pick Andre Wadsworth played in the NFL, most of this year's draft eligible prospects were in junior high school. They need to find an edge rusher who can provide the type of pressure and havoc created by John Abraham. Adding Kenyon Coleman gives them a younger defender to challenge Kimo von Oelhoffen, but a playmaker in the front seven is what could put this defense in position to making another playoff run. CB: This is the other pressing need as they have not found an adequate replacement since letting go of veteran Ty Law leave via free agency a year ago. Ideally, the Jets are searching for someone like Eric Mangini's former pupil Asante Samuel, a defender with sound technique, good football instincts and the ability to learn and retain information quickly. The Jets could find themselves in position to take someone like Daymeion Hughes, Michael Coe or Josh Wilson with one of their two, second round picks. TE: Many felt the Jets would address this need in last year's draft. Instead, they waited until day two and picked more of a blocker, a move that failed to drastically improve the offense. Greg Olsen is likely to be off the board before the Jets select at No. 25 and Zach Miller does not fit the profile. A name to keep a close eye on is Ben Patrick, the former Delaware/Duke prospect who has very good hands, good speed and the intangibles that the Jets' staff desires. He could be a surprise pick late in the second round. OL: The Jets pulled off a daily double last year by adding a franchise tackle and future All-Pro center. This year, they should find some good role players in the mid-to-late rounds to help support the talented blockers from the '06 draft. A possible challenger for the left guard spot and a swingman type that could back up at guard and right tackle would promote excellent competition this summer. DT: What the Jets are looking for here is a space-eater type that has a good enough motor to provide rest for starter Dewayne Robertson. They are unlikely to spend a high choice on this position, but several second-day prospects could give them some much needed push up the middle off the bench. Keep an eye on Walter Thomas, Kelly Talavou, Ola Dagunduro or Louis Leonard.

New York Giants Team needs: LB, OL, DT, WR/TE, K Overall pick/round: 20 (1), 51 (2), 81 (3), 116 (4), 153 (5), 189 (6), 224 (7), 250 (7) LB: After ridding themselves of Lavar Arrington and Carlos Emmons, they will turn to the draft to find a new face for a position that has long been the staple of the franchise's defensive units. A number of names have been associated with their possible selection at No. 20, but no matter the choice, the Giants need him to be an immediate impact defender. OL: They have moved David Diehl from guard to left tackle, while inserting Rich Seubert into the left guard position. Besides the fact that this new alignment puts a lot of pressure on the shoulders and footwork of Diehl, it also removed any semblance of depth. They could use multiple choice choices here: one on an experienced college tackle and the other on a versatile blocker that could be groomed at either guard or center. DT: The Giants have dumped a number of draft choices and free-agent dollars to fortify this spot, but have yet to receive ideal results. In fact, the play of last year's fourth-round pick Barry Cofield was noticeably better than anything they have been able to get out of former first-round pick William Joseph. Another high-energy defender that has a little more size than Cofield would be an ideal choice as they could use a run stuffer off the bench that could eventually replace Fred Robbins in the starting lineup. WR/TE: With the retirement of Tiki Barber, the Giants ideally would like to use more 3-4 wide receiver schemes, but their current lack of depth would prevent that from happening. In addition, they need to seek out a future replacement for Amani Toomer, who is coming off a season-ending knee injury. Also expect the Giants to use a mid-to-late round choice on a tight end that can give them some productive downs off the bench. K: The Giants have yet to replace Jay Feely, who joined the Dolphins this offseason. They will likely be one of a handful of teams that will consider taking Colorado kicker Mason Crosby on the first day of the draft.

Although it's too late to do anything about the bitter disappointment of last fall, the New York Mets certainly put a damper on the St. Louis Cardinals' season-opening celebrations. John Maine kept the Cardinals' bats quiet with seven innings of one-hit ball and Carlos Beltran homered twice and drove in four runs, helping the Mets sweep the World Series champions with a 10-0 victory Wednesday night. "We can't change history, so we just came out excited about the first part of the season," manager Willie Randolph said. "It just happens that the Cardinals were the team, that's all. No extra incentive." Jose Reyes also homered and had three RBIs for the Mets, who were 8-1 to start last season en route to an NL-high 97 wins before they were eliminated by the Cardinals in the NLCS. Playing for much lower stakes but making a statement nonetheless, the Mets outscored the Cardinals 20-2.

3rd Game of the Season: Mets 10 over Cardinals 0 John "Lights Out" Maine pitched a one hitter through seven strong innings and outlasted Brandon Looper to earn his first victory of the year and completed the Opening Series Sweep of the Defending World Series Champions! Beltran smacked two homeruns, Reyes blasted his first homerun, Wright showed that effort does pay off and LoDuca was near perfect at the plate!

2nd Game of the Season: Mets 4 over Cardinals 1 Orlando Hernandez pitched seven strong innings giving up just one run as the Mets took game two and esured themselves of winning their first series of the year. El Duque was hot with his bat as well by driving in two runs to help himself get the victory. Before the game, the Cardinals were given their much deserved World Series rings but the Mets once again ruined another celebration for the Red Birds!

Opening Day: Mets 6 over Cardinals 1 The New York Mets ruined Opening Day for the defending World Series Champions tagging their ace, Chris Carpenter for five earned runs. Tom Glavine looked sharp, got himself out of a few jams and the defense played excellent. Lo Duca had 3 R.B.I's Delgado had 2 R.B.I's Beltran had 1 R.B.I Tom Glavine recorded his 291st victory leaving him just 9 wins short of 300 wins in his career!

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Early Prediction: Giants 6-10 or 7-9

To be honest with you Plax, I think you and Randoff are the only decent people here! Screw the Rest!

The Marlins wanted Milledge and Heilman last year for Willis, we should have pulled the trigger then!

Yo Plax dump the Madden Freaks Sig, we have a new home!

Still would have liked to see Willis McGahee a Giant!