Here is a look at the first 5 picks in most mocks.

1. QB Matt Stafford, Georgia (JR) - Detroit going for a QB, poor kid the Lions will ruin him, you can be sure. They should focus on their lines and build a run game first.

2 OT, Jason Smith, Baylor Smith - The Rams can build their future around a guy like Smith, he can protect the QB and will help out on the run for RB Stephen Jackson. Will help right away.

3 LB, Aaron Curry, Wake Forest - KC has a ton of voids on D and Curry can help right away, has good ability against the pass.
4 DE/OLB, Brian Orakpo - A pass rush guy, seems like a position that has been a bust more often than not in the NFL. The Seahawks need some attitude on D, could help immediately.
5 WR, Michael Crabtree - The Browns need to replace some talent at the receiver position.

Miami police won't confirm a local television report that says Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth was legally drunk when a car he was driving hit and killed a man last Saturday.

'We have not released anything regarding the blood work,' said Jenny Velazquez, a Miami Beach police spokeswoman to the Miami Herald. "We're not confirming anything.'

An absolutely tragic story for all involved, speculation on what could happen to Stallworth....If the blood alcohol level is over leagal limits police could file a felony charge against Stallworth which could give him prison time of up to 15 years, though most feel that time would be considerably less. All in all he could very likely be done in the NFL.

Throughout the season we have been projecting the players who would break out during each given week. The selections both boomed and busted, but here’s a look back at which players put together the most surprising seasons in 2008.

QB: Kurt Warner – Projected to be a backup for Leinart when the season began, Warner is easily the best sleeper at quarterback for this season.

RB: DeAngelo Williams – Before the season, he was going to split time with rookie Jonathon Stewart. With over 1300 yards and 18 touchdowns thus far, he has turned heads each week through the season.

RB: Michael Turner – The Falcons were supposed to have no offense in 2008. With a rookie quarterback and backup RB leading the way and Jerious Norwood supposedly stealing touches, how many experts predicted a 1500 yard, 16 touchdown season for Turner?

WR: Antonio Bryant – A WR2 in a run-happy offense usually doesn’t yield much results, but Bryant was able to parlay that preseason title into the 9th best WR, posting nearly 1200 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns.

WR: Kevin Walter – Matt Schaub’s 2nd favorite target was the 14th best WR this season. With 899 yards and 8 touchdowns, Walter finally gave the Texans a complement to AJ.

WR: Lance Moore – Colston’s injury paved the way for a career year for Moore who was the 19th best WR thanks to his 800 receiving yards and (more importantly) 8 touchdowns.

TE: Visanthe Shiancoe – An unknown for most of the season, Shiancoe got looks in the end zone each week. His touchdown efficiency made him the 5th best tight end this season after a 582 yard, 7 touchdown performance.

K: Jason Elam – A Broncos castoff and 38-year-old, Elam showed us he’s still got it. His 93% field goal percentage and 38 extra points gave him the 5th best season for a kicker this year.

DEF: New York Jets – The usual suspects completed the top five (Ravens, Steelers, Bucs, Titans, Eagles), but sitting comfortably at #6 was the New York Jets. While not dominant in any particular facet (their only top 5 finish was 5th in defensive touchdowns), the Jets were strong across the board.

NFC North
Minnesota Vikings (9-6): Will clinch the NFC North with a win OR a loss by Chicago
Chicago Bears (9-6): Will clinch the NFC North with a win at Houston and a loss by Minnesota.
Will clinch the wildcard with a win at Houston, Dallas loss, Tampa Bay loss, and Minnesota win.

NFC East
New York Giants (12-3): Clinched home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Dallas Cowboys (9-6): Will clinch the wildcard with a win.
Philadelphia Eagles (8-6-1): Will clinch the wildcard with a win, Tampa Bay loss, and Minnesota/Chicago loss.

NFC South
Carolina Panthers (11-4): Will clinch the NFC South and first-round bye with a win/tie OR Atlanta loss.
Atlanta Falcons (10-5): Will clinch NFC and first-round bye with a win and Carolina loss
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-6): Will clinch the wildcard with a win and Dallas loss.

NFC West
Arizona Cardinals (8-7): Clinched division and the #4 seed in the playoffs.

AFC North
Pittsburgh Steelers (11-4): Clinched division and first-round bye.
Baltimore Ravens (10-5): Will clinch the wildcard with a win.

AFC East
Miami Dolphins (10-5): Will clinch the division with a win.
New England Patriots (10-5): Will clinch the division with a win and Dolphins loss.
Will clinch the wildcard with a win and Ravens loss.
New York Jets (9-6): Will clinch the division with a win and Miami loss, New England loss.
Will clinch the wildcard with a win, Baltimore loss, New England win & Miami loss/Miami win & New England loss.

AFC South
Tennessee Titans (13-2): Clinched division and home-field advantage
Indianapolis Colts (11-4): Clinched wildcard and 5th seed in the playoffs.

AFC West
Denver Broncos (8-7): Will clinch the division with a win.
San Diego Chargers (7-8): Will clinch the division with a win.

It’s Week 16 and for most readers, that means this is the last week that really matters. Last week we struggled picking out players worthy of playoff startability, but rookie tight end stud John Carlson put together a strong performance as the 5th best tight end last week. Here’s a closer look at our other predictions as well as our predictions for our final installment of the Sleeper Team.

Last week: Campbell (QB15), Ward (RB39), Bell (RB46), Bess (WR75), Muhammad (WR41), Floyd (WR13), Carlson (TE5), Longwell (K24), Colts (DEF28)

QB: Pennington (NYJ)
RB: Thomas (NOS)
RB: Morris (NEP)
WR: Avery (STL)
WR: Bruce (SFF)
WR: Walter (HOU)
TE: Keller (NYJ)
K: Hartley (NOS)
DEF: Dolphins (MIA)

**TRIVIA QUESTION: With the MVP voting just around the corner, Kurt Warner, Peyton Manning, Adrian Peterson, and James Harrison lead the pack. However, when was the last time a defensive player won the award?

Last week’s answer: Dallas Texans (1952)

Here’s an updated look at the playoff picture for Week 16.

NFC North
Minnesota Vikings (9-5): The Vikings can clinch the NFC North with a win over the Falcons or Chicago loss versus Green Bay on Monday night.
Chicago Bears (8-6): The Bears must win over the Packers to remain in contention.

NFC East
New York Giants (11-3): Clinched. Home-field advantage throughout playoffs with a win over the Panthers.
Dallas Cowboys (9-6): With the loss on Saturday night, the Cowboys need two of the Falcons, Bucaneers, and Eagles to lose out and win their week 17 game to assure themselves a playoff spot.
Philadelphia Eagles (8-5-1): Need Bucs or Falcons to lose this week or next and win out.

NFC South
Carolina Panthers (11-3): Will clinch the NFC South and home field advantage throughout the playoffs with a win over the Giants.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-5): Clinch a playoff spot with victory and Philadelphia loss.
Atlanta Falcons (9-5): Clinch playoff spot with a victory and Tampa Bay loss

NFC West
Arizona Cardinals (8-6): Clinched.

AFC North
Pittsburgh Steelers (11-3): Clinched division and first-round bye. Can earn home field advantage throughout the playoffs by winning out.
Baltimore Ravens (10-5): Win over the Cowboys gives them the current six seed.

AFC East
New York Jets (9-5): Best head-to-head record of the three-way tie should continue roll with game against the Seahawks.
New England Patriots (9-5): Need a win over the Cardinals to stay alive.
Miami Dolphins (9-5): Dream season continues? Probably with a game against the Chiefs this week.

AFC South
Tennessee Titans (12-2): Clinched division and home-field advantage with win this week.
Indianapolis Colts (11-4): Clinched 5th seed with their win on Thursday.

AFC West
Denver Broncos (8-6): Once again, can clinch division with a win or Chargers loss. Face the Bills this week.
San Diego Chargers (5-8): Hanging on by the skin of their teeth. Things only get harder with a trip to Tampa Bay this week.