The following is my personal rating of all 32 teams on there 2011 draft choices after the conclusion of the draft. The rating is out of 10, with 10 being the perfect draft and 0 being a compilation of the worst choices ever. A detailed explanation of how the major players will contribute to each team will soon follow.
6.03 San Diego Chargers
6.15 Oakland Raiders
6.18 Seattle Seahawks
6.25 San Francisco 49ers
6.35 Carolina Panthers
6.60 Minnesota Vikings
6.65 Tennessee Titans
6.65 Washington Redskins
6.78 Pittsburgh Steelers
6.80 Dallas Cowboys
6.88 St. Louis Rams
6.93 Atlanta Falcons
7.03 Philadelphia Eagles
7.15 New York Jets
7.23 Chicago Bears
7.35 Green Bay Packers
7.40 Miami Dolphins
7.43 New England Patriots
7.45 Arizona Cardinals
7.48 Houston Texans
7.50 Kansas City Chiefs
7.53 Cleveland Browns
7.55 Jacksonville Jaguars
7.60 Buffalo Bills
7.68 Baltimore Ravens
7.68 Indianapolis Colts
7.78 Denver Broncos
7.83 Detroit Lions
7.90 Cincinnati Bengals
7.93 New York Giants
8.10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
8.53 New Orleans Saints
Overall, the New Orleans Saints did the best on draft day taking a Mark Ingram as an impact rusher to replace the talented speedster Reggie Bush and most likely work along side Pierre Thomas (if he stays healthy). Seattle, Oakland and San Diego rounded out the bottom of the draft with some of the worst choices. The all time worst choice in my opinion is between Jonas Mouton, OLB out of Michigan in the 2nd round and Matt Bosher, P out of Miami (FL) in the 6th. Punters are always a bad choice in the draft unless they show a sign of true perfection. Jonas Mouton was very unimpressive in Rich Rod's pitiful defensive scheme at Michigan. Almost every opponent they played could easily walk all over the defense, and to use a 2nd round pick on a LB on a team which was so ineffective is very concerning.
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