DRAFT DO OVERS NEWS

How would the 2013 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks presents a scenario in which the Eagles pass on Lane Johnson and take a safety.

How would the 2012 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks presents a scenario in which the Browns pass on Trent Richardson and take a linebacker.

How would the 2010 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks revisits that draft, offering up a scenario in which the Rams go a different route at No.1.

How would the 2008 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks revisits the first round, suggesting that the Raiders grab a different running back at No 4.

How would the 2005 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks revisits the first round, suggesting that the Dolphins should have gone elsewhere with the No. 2 pick.

How would the 2004 NFL Draft play out if held with the benefit of hindsight? Bucky Brooks revisits the first round, suggesting a new home for Pittsburgh Steelers star Ben Roethlisberger.

How would the 2003 draft play out if it was held today, with the benefit of hindsight? Daniel Jeremiah revisits the first round, suggesting a new home for Pittsburgh Steelers star Troy Polamalu.

How would the 2010 draft play out if it was held today, with the benefit of hindsight? Elliot Harrison tackles the first round, and the Seattle Seahawks become even scarier by adding Rob Gronkowski.

The Dallas Cowboys had the No. 9 pick in the 2011 draft, deciding to go with Tyron Smith. Bucky Brooks says things should have gone differently for the Cowboys in his 2011 NFL Draft Do-Over.

The New York Jets took Mark Sanchez with the fifth pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, but what if they got a mulligan? Elliot Harrison re-drafts that first round, giving Gang Green an explosive playmaker.

NFL general managers largely got it right in the 2011 draft, nailing many of the top picks. But Bucky Brooks finds a few top-10 picks to quibble with, including a change at No. 6, as he looks back.

Shahid Khan claims he would have drafted Tim Tebow had he owned the Jaguars at the time. Bucky Brooks fulfills Khan's wish in the 2010 draft re-do. And that's not the only notable top-10 change ...

Some say it takes three years to judge a draft class. After the requisite honeymoon period, Jason Smith finds the 2009 NFL Draft was full of top-10 mistakes, beginning with the omission of Arian Foster.

Some teams, like the Dolphins and Falcons, nailed their top-10 picks in the 2008 NFL Draft. Others, like the Jets and Bengals, most certainly did not. Elliot Harrison goes back in time to fix the flaws.

Everybody would like to make amends for a previous mistake. Looking back to the draft of 2007, no team would like a chance at a do-over more than the Raiders, Elliot Harrison writes.