The draft is over with, but it’s never too late to look towards the future. This is something I’ve had in the works for a few months, before ESPN started letting Mel Kiper Jr. open his yap. Here are a few players that I want to watch out for in the 2009 Draft.

People who write for other teams have noticed that the Bucs have six real quarterbacks and one imaginary one on their roster, and they are absolutely lusting for them. Well, maybe not lusting. More like, they think they'd be better than whatever mannequins they currently have as third stringers. For example, the Raiders need a backup...

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The Bucs are one of the few teams not stocking up on undrafted free agents immediately after the draft. Some teams have up to 17 free agent rookies on their rosters now, all eager to get used and abused for a month or two only to be discarded and never acknowledged again, kind of like that hooker I had tied up in my garage last year.

Most everyone, including me, thought Chris Simms would be the one who was moved over the draft weekend. The Bucs said they did field some calls for Simms, but no offer more than a sixth rounder ever materialized and, apparently, the Bucs think he's worth more than that.