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Chicago Bears- After missing out on Santonio Holmes and Sidney Rice, the Bears need some help at WR. Especially when it comes to competing with the Packers, who have one of the best WR corps in the league. Chicago is already in discussions with Roy Williams who was just released by the Cowboys. Williams fits the mold for the kind of WR offensive coordinator Mike Martz wants. A big strong WR that QB Jay Cutler could just throw up the ball to and he can just go up and get it. Whether that is Williams, Randy Moss, or Terrell Owens, the Bears need a big and physical WR. 

St. Louis Rams- Sam Bradford looked like Peyton Manning or Philip Rivers throwing to all of those unknown WR's and still winning the offensive rookie of the year award. If the Rams want to compete for the division title in 2011, they are going to need a deep threat for Bradford. Even though there is a glaring need at WR, the Rams have not been in discussions with any big name WR's like Braylon Edwards or Randy Moss. Bradford can become a great QB, but for every great QB, there is a great WR. 

San Francisco 49ers- After two of their division rivals signed big name players like Kevin Kolb and Sidney Rice, its the 49ers turn. San Fran recently released CB Nate Clements to clear $15.7 million in cap space, which could make room for superstar Nnamdi Asomugha. The Texans were the expected landing spot for Asomugha, before they signed Johnathon Joseph instead. Now the Jets seem like the front runners, but they might not have the cap space. The 49ers need to go out of there way to sign Asomugha, because that defense would benefit beyond imagination. 

Detroit Lions- For the first time in years, there are great expectations in the motor city. It all starts with the QB and they have one of the best young guns in the league. As for RB, the duo of Mike Leshoure and Jahvid Best should become one of the best in the league. Calvin Johnson is one of the best WR's in the league and one of the greatest front sevens to. The only question is their secondary and it is surprising they aren't in the running to sign Nndami Asomugha and now with Johnathon Joseph gone, the CB market could be thin. Asomugha could end up in New York or San Fran, meaning that Chris Carr is a really good fit and could have a lower price tag. 

Oakland Raiders- All this talk about Nnamdi Asomugha probably makes Al Davis roll over in his grave (oh, wait). The biggest loser in the Asomugha sweepstakes makes the Raiders the biggest loser. They lost one of their best players of the decade and need to replace him. Chris Carr's name comes up again here, because after Asomugha is sign, he will be next. If for some reason Oakland isn't sold on Jason Campbell, maybe there is a possibility they sign Vince Young to create competition in camp. The Raiders always surprise us, so stay tuned. 

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