Match, which was conducted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff with the war fighting commanders, found serious shortages in strategic lift to move forces around the globe and in the broad area of communications and intelligence, officials said. Even so, the findings have allowed a consensus to emerge, with all parties to the debate able to claim victory.

For several months, the central argument at the Pentagon had been over whether America could risk cutting its forces now to finance expensive new weapons the administration says would counter threats emerging in decades to come.With about two weeks to go before the draft, ESPN's Todd McShay released his fifth mock draft of the year. This time, he put a different spin on things -- for each pick, he included a write-up on multiple other scenarios that could take place.

In the last edition, McShay had wide receiver Justin Blackmon and offensive tackle Mike Adams going to Cleveland in the first round. This time, McShay has the Browns taking a different offensive lineman at No. 22 overall, and a whole new position at No. 4 overall. (cue the groans) McShay's picks and write-up regarding the Browns is after the jump.

No. 4 - Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama



Scenario 1: I've said all along that this pick will decide how much of the rest of the first