Sports NFL  Quarterback A.J. McCarron, anticipating '16-35,'
goes 164th in NFL draft  Ex-Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron,
expecting to go in first round of NFL draft, forced to wait
until fifth McCarron is picked by Cincinnati, where Andy Dalton
is entering the final season of his rookie contract. McCarron
was one of nine quarterbacks selected Saturday.  If you think
Johnny Manziel had an agonizing wait in the NFL draft, consider
the case of former Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron.  McCarron,
who thought he'd probably go around the mid- to late first
round, saw Rounds 1, 2, 3 and 4 slide by until the Cincinnati
Bengals made him the 164th pick in the fifth.  McCarron had
nothing but success at Alabama, winning two national
championships and going 36-4 as a starter. He was runner-up to
the 2013 Heisman Trophy. During his pre-draft team visits, he
told ESPN that "pretty much everyone so far" had given him a
first-round grade, and that evaluators "felt like I could go
anywhere from 16-35. I believe that, too.