From guest contributor The Commish:

DARREN MCFADDEN-RB-OAKLAND RAIDERS

Run DMC, he's tricky! This pick is actually the opposite of 
tricky; it's really easy. McFadden is a Raider and fits in 
perfectly with the mystique of the franchise: flashy and soon 
to be mouthy. The team emphasizes the run and should find 
plenty of carries and touches to showcase Dmac's skills. 
McFadden may split carries with Huggy bear or at least until
he breaks off a 90 yarder and Al Davis dusts his corpse off 
in the owners box and gets on the bat phone to Lane Kiffin, 
so look to him to produce asap. His hands will also be 
utilized and you may even see him put on his Devin Hester 
outfit on special teams. Bottom line, the #4 pick will get 
plenty of opportunity to shine like one so because of that 
he is the most coveted piece of franchise in the draft.

JONATHAN STEWART-RB-CAROLINA PANTHERS
 

Amazing what a few months can do in a kid's popularity. Injury
kept him from beign a top 10 pick in the NFL rookie draft 
and most people either didn't know who he was or were scared away.
Now, Stewart is projected to be a beast. The kid is a physical specimen 
with the measurables to hold up in the NFL. 4.4 speed, 235 lb
frame to take a pounding, and 5'11 which is the 
prototypical height for backs in the NFL. Only concerns is 
that he goes to the Panthers who couldn't muster up much of 
a running game last season and is hoping Delhomme comes back
healthy enough to move the ball again. Stewart will split 
time with DeAngelo Williams who ironically was getting the 
same words typed about him 4 years ago. In a keeper league 
though, rooks should reign supreme, so get your high rise 
duckies out and proceed with caution.