Looking over the drafts from those years, you can see that there were some nice hits and quite a few misses. But that's true for most teams.

The seven guys I listed in the poll are the ones that really stand out, but if you think I missed someone, vote "other."

The Candidates

Terrell Davis: What really needs to be said? When he arrived in Denver the Broncos enjoyed their best seasons ever, which culminated in two Super Bowl victories.

John Mobley: A small college guy who provided stellar play at linebacker.

Trevor Pryce: At times he was a force to be reckoned with, but on the very next play he could look uninterested. Also had problems with the law.

Al Wilson: If someone asked me the most under-rated MLB in the NFL today, I think I would answer with Wilson. He quietly goes about his business with superior results and provides leadership for the defense. Might he join Elway in Canton years from now?

Ian Gold: He probably doesn't belong on this list, but he's a Wolverine and they are my second favorite college football team.

Mike Anderson: Shanahan continued his great run at RBs in the later rounds with Anderson here, who won ROY in 2000. He got lost in the shuffle as RBs like Portis and Bell came later on before he left for the East Coast.

D.J. Williams: Probably too early to make a judgement on but he's the best first round pick since Wilson in 1999.