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Common wisdom holds that it takes three years to evaluate a draft class. So it's time to have a second look.
No doubt about it, the 2006 draft had plenty to offer: two Heisman Trophy winners, the QB from the national championship team, a plethora of pass rushers, some talented tight ends, and depth into the fourth round.
Plus, there was heated debate about the top pick. Many were handing it to Reggie Bush, but Mario Williams made a late push and got a six-year, $54 million deal a day before the draft.
Here is how I think the top 10 picks of the draft would have played out had the teams been able to see three years into the future.
NOTE: I was considering the needs of teams back in 2006, not current day.
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