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That's how it turned out when he dealt the Williams pick; he dropped down to the 13th slot, traded back up to No.

7 and wound up with Champ Bailey along with the No.

2 selection in 2000 (which his successor, Vinny Cerrato, used to take LaVar Arrington).

The Texans should be so lucky.

I mean, suppose Houston settled for Memphis' DeAngelo Williams instead of Southern Cal's Bush.

Who's to say DeAngelo, who had an off-Broadway college career similar to LaDainian Tomlinson's, wouldn't have an NFL career similar to Tomlinson's?

There's very little certitude in these scouting reports; it's more a matter of educated guessing and wishful thinking.

It's funny.

Once upon a time, having the No.

1 pick was cause for celebration.

For a bottom-dwelling team and its beaten-down fans, it was the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.

But now the attitude seems to be: Let's put the pick on EBay and see what we can get for it.

If the Texans do, indeed, divest themselves of the selection, it will be the fifth time it has been traded in the last dozen years - the others being '95 (Ki-Jana Carter), '97 (Orlando Pace), '01 (Michael Vick) and '04 (after Eli Manning refused to sign with the Chargers).

Casserly, who always does his homewor...

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