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Wow, must be a small league with all that talent left-over. I would personally take Chester Taylor. He has a nice offensive line and he's very versatile (running & receiving). All the others have competition for playing time and could be more up-and-down. Best of luck! A Little Help?

I would take Tatum too. By no means does the "other Bell" have a lock on the starting job. And the "week-in, week-out" performance of MBIII may be nothing more than third-down duty. Of course, Julius could stink it up and lose the starting job too. It's a gamble either way, but I'd rather gamble on Tatum. A Little Help?

Good enough to be in the running. Peyton will be the backbone of your team and I expect a huge year from him. FWP and Lamont should be a strong duo at RB. Driver is your only sure-thing WR right now, but I would expect at least 1 or 2 of the others to step-up this year (Matt Jones, Curtis). I love Heap at TE this year. Good luck! A Little Help?

It looks like a contender to me. If C-Pep can come back strong I think you're in the running. And I wouldn't worry about Evans as your #3. I think he does break-out this year and you'll have 3 great wideouts. Good luck! A Little Help?

TD-heavy I gotta go with Dillon. He scored a dozen TDs last year and how many games did he miss? I wouldn't be surprised to see Goings get the call at the stripe for Carolina too. Thanks for mine!

I think I'd take it. Lundy may have already lost goal-line carries with the addition of Dayne. Having Foster and D.Williams would lock up the Carolina run game for you. I'd pull the trigger. A Little Help?

Gentlemen, Sports reporting is not supposed to be about looks. Michele Tafoya got her gig because she is professional and respected in her profession. Who cares if she looks like a soccer mom? Shame on you all for being so sexist. Erin Andrews does have nice cans, though.

Turner the Burner would be my top candidate as well. The guy runs like he's a huge bowling ball. Others would include Maroney, Reggie Bush (if Deuce goes down), Marion Barber, Norwood. All could produce big games if they got the full-time gig.

It looks O.K. I think you definitely reached by taking Delhomme in the fourth round. I've seen him go in rounds 8-10 in most drafts in 10-team leagues.

I guess Mort is out of the running in his league. I wouldn't take Bush over FWP or Westbrook on your list.

Ridiculous team for a 12-team league. You had a fantastic draft (or your league's owners are complete idiots).

1,000 and 10 should be do-able. I'd feel perfectly comfortable with him at WR #2.

Kevin Jones, Jamal, Dillon would be my order. I see Dillon splitting with Maroney and Jamal splitting with Mike Anderson. RBBC is a fantasy owner's worst nightmare.

We're drafting off-line this year and I've secured L.T. and Westbrook with my first two picks from the #3 slot (10 team, redraft). We start a Flex (WR/RB) so I can go WR or RB with my third pick (or even TE?). Here's who I am considering: RB: Reggie Bush, Willis McGahee, Willie Parker, Kevin Jones, Chester Taylor WR: Randy Moss, Chris Chambers, Anquan Boldin TE: Antonio Gates Who would you go with??? Thanks! Nonkeeper (6 points/all TDs, 10 yards rush&rec/pt, 25 yards pass/pt, -2 pt/fumble or INT, NO PPR) QB- RB-L.T. RB-Westbrook WR- WR- Flex- TE- K- DEF-

For this year, I take Holt. As you say, he's been the picture of consistency and is THEE man on his team. However, he is 30 y/o now and age will become more of a factor from here on out. In keeper leagues, I totally agree with you, Fitz is the man. It would not surprise me if he's the clear #1 WR in football in a couple years. *Please Help*

It's a good team. Outstanding RB core built around S-Jax and Rudi. And Chester Taylor is as good a #3 RB you could ask for. The WRs have some questions marks, but at least a couple should pan out. You should be able to rotate Bledsoe and Brees based on match-ups, and Shockey is probably the second best TE. Dallas or Washington should be solid. You should be able to compete. *Please Help*

Yeah, I probably would've gone with Parker in the secound instead of Boldin. Brady may be overrated this year especially if Branch doesn't get back soon. Otherwise it's a strong team and Wilford and Winslow would be nice sleepers for you that you got late. *Please Help*

I'd go with Holt first, followed by Chad Johnson. Palmer may not be ready for the start of the season, so I give the edge to Holt. *Please Help*

At the #10 (or#8) in a big league, I would tend to go RB-RB. Your pick in the third round is just so darn late that there may only be scraps left for RBs. WR sleepers/surprises tend to be easier to find. *Please Help*

I would take Westbrook in Round 2 and the best WR available in the third. I think Boldin, Moss, or Chambers will all potentially be there. *Please Help*

I think Brown and Edge is pretty much a wash. Both should have strong years. I think Chambers has the chance to jump into elite WR status this year with C-Pep throwing the deep ball to him. Plax is not exactly consistent and has never touched double-digit TDs. I vote for Brown and Chambers.

This whole situation wreaks of RBBC. I can see Foster eventually losing some carries to Williams (by injury or otherwise) with Shelton getting the call at the goal-line & short-yardage. Nick Goings deserves some carries too. This almost sounds as bad as the Michael Bennett, Onterrio Smith, Mewelde Moore, Moe Williams four-headed monster situation in Minnesota a few years ago. I'm staying away.

No official word, but you have to expect this again just like last year. They need to keep Cadillac healthy and it makes no sense to use him at the goal-line (and short-yardage situations) when you have a bruiser like Alstott available. If this were not the case, Caddy would jump up a tier (or two). As a consolation, he still did get the rock when they were like at the 7-yard line and it looks like they're trying to get him more involved in passing situations (though they have another specialty guy in Pittman for that too).

Won it from the #2 spot last year (10-team, redraft). Yep, drafting L.J. in Round 7 is what put me over the top. Drafted LT2 at the #2 slot but otherwise had quite the horrible draft. 1. LT2 2. Julius Jones 3. Kevin Jones 4. Joe Horn 5. Marc Bulger 6. Nate Burleson 7. Larry Johnson Of course, coming out of the draft I felt I had totally kicked butt (based on mocks & projections). Of course, picks 2-6 turned out to be TOTAL busts. Luckily, LT2 and L.J. carried me to the title with David Garrard at QB.

Not much. Things change so much from one year to the next that it's hardly a reliable indicator. Prime example last year was the emergence of the Colts' D. It used to be a primo matchup to have a player going against Indy. Then they started shutting down everyone last year. Also, Buffalo and Baltimore were supposed to be very tough matchups last year. They weren't.