14 team leagues, is this year a draft nightmare?

[14 team leagues, is this year a draft nightmare?]

I was just whipping up a quick mock draft for the heck of it, and with so many questionable RB's this year and RBBC's, drafting in the end of the first round seems like a death wish. Basically, you either have to make a big reach at RB or take value in the top 3-4 WR's but then your 2nd RB could end up being Chris Perry!!!

 

Anyone have any thoughts on drafting in a 14 team league, or preferrably a mock so I could see some draft examples. Or you could throw up one on this thread if you feel like it.

 

The real pain is this is a heavier TD format 6 rush-rec td / 4 passing; 1 point for every 20 rush-rec / 1 point for 50 passing. So even if you get a good yardage back like Caddy, he isn't ideal for this type of league. Would it be better to take the guaranteed 10 TD's with Harrison for example and hope you get lucky on a RB later?

[Projected Offensive Line Rankings for 2006?]

Don't forget the new and improved Vikes line, or the left side at least:

 

McKinney, Hutchinson, Birk.

[*** Clash's Top 100 + Fantasy Players for 2006 ***]

What has Jamal Lewis done to keep being ranked so high? One incredible season, and the rest average or far below average? He seems to be a dime a dozen back especially in TD heavier formats, you can get the same stats out of someone like Chris Brown.

 

2000 Baltimore Ravens 16 13 309 1364 4.4 6

2001 Baltimore Ravens 0 0 0 0 --- 0 0 0 0

2002 Baltimore Ravens 16 15 308 1327 4.3 6

2003 Baltimore Ravens 16 16 387 2066 5.3 14

2004 Baltimore Ravens 12 12 235 1006 4.3 7

2005 Baltimore Ravens 15 15 269 906 3.4 3

[Biggest Bust of the Year]

I'd like to throw Ashley Lelie out there also, though not as highly regarded, he still is the pits of the world.