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2002, it was an auction so it wasn't really a pick. The first player that I got (I am pretty sure he was the first) was Curtis Martin for $57!

I don't believe he said anywhere that the Bears' WR corps was better. He was merely pointing out a flaw in your statement. I had the same thought, especially regarding Royal. Maybe he will be a very solid WR, but maybe he will be then next Michael Clayton. One season does not make on a "proven" player.

They say after 4 hours you should go see a doctor...

Everyone seems to forget that Singletary was a holdout as a rookie. I don't think he is too upset with Crabtree in that regard, to a point. I do not think that he will put up with any prima donna crap from Crabs once he signs though.

Johnson, Brees, Williams

Just a little tidbit. Pit bulls score better on temperment testing than most dogs. the breed is gentle, but they are loyal, possibly to fault in some circumstances. And they are freakishly strong. I bet those stat hounds would find that there are more bite incidents involving chiuauas, but they don't make the news because they cannot do much damage unless they are biting a baby.

Don't forget Laurinaitis

I hope that Delmas falls into the Bears' lap, but know that is not likely. I would like them to take a look at Sean Smith from Utah to fill their need at DB. I am a huge fan of Jarrett Dillard. His athleticism, hand, and route running more than make up for his small frame and lack of top end speed. I don't really think there are many players to fill the need of a pass rusher.

Sounds like another Seneca Wallace...

You can throw the stats out there, but the truth of the matter is that a QB will throw more INTs when his team is down because he is taking chances to get his team back in the game that he wouldn't normally tak in other situations. In the game you use as your example, Cutler's 1st pick came towards the end of the 1st half with his team down 24 - 6. That sounds more like the defense failed, putting him in the type of situation described above...

They drafted Earl Bennett in the 3rd last year, Cutler's go-to receiver at Vanderbilt.

Chris Henry's (RB Tennessee) 40 time elevated his draft stock quite a bit too, but you don't hear his name anymore...

You could make the same argument about the Steelers. The roughing the passer call was bogus. They were calling the whole game tight, so with that in mind, the safety was legit. There were a lot of ticky-tack penalties in this game, both ways.

No Jarrett Dillard? I think he should fall withing that 3rd round range, before Ringer, and I like him more than Robiskie.

Forte was in the top 7 or 8 of most rookie drafts I saw. In my money league he went 4th. That being said, it is a deep rookie draft and there will be talent available in the 8-12 range.

A game in which he was playing with a high ankle sprain...

I have the number 1 pick and I am tempted to take Crabtree. If not Crabtree, then it would be Moreno or McCoy. I am not that impressed with Wells as a football player. While I think he is extremely talented, I don't want a guy who sits when he is feeling alittle sore. My rankings would be a little top-heavy with WRs. I really like the top 5 or so WR prospects. We also have IDP, and I only see one IDP rookie (as of right now) that I would consider spending a 1st rounder, and that is Aaron Curry. My rankings would look something like this (though I am sure this changes by draft day): 1. Michael Crabtree 2. LeSean McCoy 3. Knowshon Moreno 4. Chris Wells 5. Jeremy Maclin 6. Shonn Greene 7. Darrius Heyward-Bey 8. Kenny Britt 9. Percy Harvin 10. C.J. Spiller 11. Sam Bradford 12. Hakeem Nicks I would have included DeMarco Murray before the injury. Others that were close were Brandon LaFell, Jarrett Dillard, Jermaine Gresham, and Donald Brown.

I am up by .5. Unbelievable!

Unfortunately, I still need about 2 catches for at least 29 yards and another TD.....

You are not alone.

Donald Lee

1. Antonio Gates 2. Jason Witten 3. Kellen Winslow, Jr. 4. Tony Gonzalez 5. Jeremy Shockey 6. Chris Cooley 7. Tony Scheffler 8. Owen Daniels 9. Todd Heap 10. Alge Crumpler 11. Dallas Clark 12. Donlad Lee 13. L.J. Smith 14. Vernon Davis 15. Anthony Fasano

Is this Fantasy Politics Today? I must be on the wrong website.

I would actually say this is negligent reporting. 2006 and 2007 there wasnt really a pressing need for a QB, as they were still finding out what they had in Grossman (and arguably Orton). This past year there was no real intriguing QB prospect that wasn't a reach save perhaps Brohm. I prefer the Forte pick personally though. I am aware, however, that this is a mere fishing expedition.