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this show was amusing and entertaining at best. I think Suzy K is hot and probably knows more about football than most of the guys on there but. . . . as far as useful fantasy value......this was worthless and clueless I would love to play in a league with the moron, M Hoge, who proved to the world he knows absolutely nothing about fantasy football. And lets face it, for most of us an 8 team league is pretty lame. I bet that most of us would all have stud teams in an 8 team league. In the future, ESPN needs two fantasy draft shows. . . one for the casual or curious fan. And another one for REAL fantasy football players!

Pacman Jones wins comeback player of the year Favre leads Jets to wildcard playoff birth and they lose in first round Dallas beats San Diego in the Superbowl where Tony Romo becomes MVP Winner of NFC north can only go 9 and 7 ROY--J Stewart in Carolina New Orleans has great year but loses to Dallas in NFC championship Just my 2 cents, guys

here ya go: 1) Witten 2) winslow 3) gates 4) cooley 5) gonzales 6) d clark 7) o daniels 8) shockey 9) t scheffler 10) V Davis 11) T heap 12) Zach Miller 13) heath miler 14) lj smith 15) mcmichael

I've got the #1 pick in a 12 team redraft league that rewards 1 pt per recp, 1 pt for every 10 yds rush/rec, and 6 points for ALL TDs. The obvious--should I just go ahead and take LT or is he perhaps an injury/age risk? Since this is a PPR league, how about Westbrook? Since QB TD passes also count 6 pts, should I take one of the 3 QB studs (Brady, Manning.Romo)? I really cant decide which way to go and would like your opinions. Also, we have the standard serpentine draft except we REVERSE the 3rd round...so I get the #1 pick, the # 24th pick, and then have to wait all the way until the end of the 3rd round to pick again. Ouch. Help me out guys Thanks in advance By the way...if I already posted this earlier, sorry can't remember, but I don't think I did. don't want to double post

I've got the #1 pick in a 12 team redraft league that rewards 1 pt per recp, 1 pt for every 10 yds rush/rec, and 6 points for ALL TDs. The obvious--should I just go ahead and take LT or is he perhaps an injury/age risk? Since this is a PPR league, how about Westbrook? Since QB TD passes also count 6 pts, should I take one of the 3 QB studs (Brady, Manning.Romo)? I really cant decide which way to go and would like your opinions. Also, we have the standard serpentine draft except we REVERSE the 3rd round...so get the #1 pick, the # 24th pick and then have to wait all the way until the end of the 3rd round to pick again. Ouch. Help me out guys Thanks in advance

here is who should have the better year--in order Graham T Jones R Brown White-always hurt and will share load Edge-getting a little old now

this aint gonna happen! the Boys are pretty happy with their core of young up and coming receivers. This sounds like another round of the Jerry Jones Publicity Spotlight Bandwagon rolling as usual! that man will do anything to get his name and the Cowboys name on Sportscenter

Its gonna be circus in Green Bay this year. As TO would say, "getcha popcorn ready as its gonna be a show"

I believe he'll be steppin up! He's in a contract year and looking for that last big payday. Also, Ocho Cinco may be slowed by injury and attitude problems, so Housh should be able to take advantage of that and shine. Go 84!

He has definitely got the perfect name for a QB! He should make it in the NFL and have a long career. Too early to tell if it will be as a starter or career backup. I doubt he'll see much playing time this year unless Campbell gets hurt. The Skins have invested alot of time and money into developing Campbell, and this should be a breakout year for him. Colt's time will come--just not yet.

Bulger is going back up. He'll be a great value pick in the middle rounds and a very solid # 2 QB. He has the potential and the weapons to be a solid # 1 QB IF he can stay healthy. folks that draft him this year will be pleasantly surprised and glad you did. IMHO