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Looks like you have 2 solid players in Brady and Fitz. Ronnie B should do well but the rest are question marks. My personal preference is to never draft a QB in the first 4 rounds b/c there is too much talent at RB and WR there and, historically speaking, I've always been able to pick up a QB in rounds 7-8 that perform with the top five (Cutler last year). Good luck!

Draft is tomorrow but I'm seriously thinking of taking LT at #2 unless AD doesn't go #1 for some reason. We are not PPR but b/c of the schedule and the health, I think he'll surprise this year. I thought I would go with MJD, but not having a full-year as the feature back frightens me a bit....I'm also a Frogs alumn.

Completely agree with this...seems like much more parity at the RB level just b/c of the injury potential and the relative "unknown" due to the young age of what we're calling the "elite" RBs.

But at least you may make the playoffs. With the 3rd overall pick my draft went: 1. Gore 2. Harrison 3. R. Williams 4. B. Jacobs 5. C. Williams 6. D. Branch 7. V. Young I've won 2 games and one of them was against Brees the week he threw the 4+ INTs and fumbled a couple of times. This is the most pathetic year I've had in 6 years and I've always been one of the top 2 scoring teams in the league!

JP Losman must love to hate Lee Evans...only the first quarter and Evans has doubled his reception total for the year.

i'm a fan of driver. i have him on both of my teams, so obviously, i'm biased. i just think that favre will have a pretty decent year and he really only has 2 WRs, one of whom is a rookie (Jennings). driver had 1200 yards and 5 TDs last year and 1200 and 9 the year before. i look more to the 1200 and 9 for this year. ward is the go-to-guy in pitt, but you'd have to give up too much. if you can get driver for maroney, i'd consider that a good trade.

--10 team league --6th pick, snake --6 pts for all TDs, 1 point per 25 yrds pass, 1 point per 10 yrds rush/rec, no PPR, 5 points for >300 yrds pass and >100 yrds rush/rec --start 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 WR/TE, 1 K, 1 DEF --1 free agent pickup per week QB: 1-Peyton Manning RB: 3-Willie Parker 4-Warrick Dunn 6-DeShaun Foster 8-DeAngelo Williams 9-Fred Taylor WR: 2-Torry Holt 5-Donald Driver 7-Deion Branch 10-Michael Clayton 14-Doug Gabriel TE: 11-Todd Heap DEF: 12-Colts K: 13-Jay Feely LEAVE LINK TO YOURS.

10 team league; all TDs are worth 6 points; No PPR, PPPA, or PPcompletion; Bonus points for rushing/receiving >100 and passing >300. So, based on this, QBs generally score pretty well (Peyton was #6 last year and #1 in 2004). I have the 6th pick and 15th (snake), but then we "redraw in every odd numbered round...so then I have the 24th and the 37th. I have the option of foregoing the 15th and keeping Caddy from last year or foregoing the 37th pick and keeping Eli Manning. What to do? Can I get a better player than Caddy at 15? Is Eli better than 37? I'll respond to yours. Thanks!

First, our league, which is now 5 years old, is not conventional. We have 10 teams and all TDs are worth 6 points. No PPR, PPPA, or completion. Bonus points for rushing/receiving >100 and passing >300. So, based on this, QBs generally score pretty well. I have the 6th pick and 15th (snake) but have the option of foregoing the 15th and keeping Caddy from last year. He would be inserted into this 15th slot. We may elect to maintain a keeper from the previous season, but only if he was drafted in the 7th round or later. The current year's pick you give up is based on Yahoo.com's "projected" rankings...for which, Caddy is 14. Do I keep Caddy as my 15th pick and if so, what to do at 6? Thanks.