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Why is he overlooked? Because people still remember Cadillac Williams and think he'll be back (he might be, def. not at full strength) Also keep in mind that Tampa Bay has a hugely improved O-line and Graham should have massive holes to run through this year

The one thing that worries me about stewart for this season is that he missed quite a bit of preseason and camp with an injury other than that, yeah he's a beast

I saw go for it TE is very deep this year, let someone pay for Tony's name. He'll probably have another big year, but you can use whatever you get back to help your team. I'm not so high on Olsen because of his QB situation but I like Zach Miller a lot. Other guys to look out for are O. Daniels in Houston and B. Utecht in Cincy

I would agree. You already have a stud RB in Reggie Bush (he's a stud in PPR leagues!) and Wayne is bound to be a stud in that league. Sure, Barber had 44 catches last year, and FFToday projects him for 52 this year, but I think Felix Jones will steal some of the receptions of the backfield.

I disagree with the above, I think you've done very well for yourself. Grabbing Welker in the 3rd in a PPR league is simply outstanding, he will be a beast. Sure, your RB aren't fantastic receivers out of the backfield, but they are still a solid group. At QB, you can play off matchups and you can do the same for WR

85 for sure, you are already VERY strong at RB with Gore and Addai.

See if you can trade Fred Taylor and Tony Gonzalez for a better RB..... I think Gonzo is slightly overvalued because TE is very deep this year and you can easily grab a good sleeper off the waiver wire. Let someone else pay for Gonzo's name. ( All this is assuming the league only starts 1 TE)

You are a little weak at RB, but the presence of Brady should make up for it. The only thing you need to do is to make sure you grab this year's breakout RB

If the draft hasn't occured, I would do it in a heartbeat..... you can easily pick up another high-risk high reward QB (i.e. Kurt Warner) in later rounds.

I say no to the trade.... Bowe has upside and Harrison has downside if that makes any sense. There is no guarantee that Harrison's knee is 100% and I also think that Reggie Wayne has supplanted Harrison as the No. 1 receiver in the Indy air attack

Hardy is still kind of a reach because it is likely that most of his production will come toward the end of the season when he is more comfortable whereas Grizz needs guys for the start of the season. I would target guys like Justin Gage, Jerry Porter (longshot, he might not make it back by the time season starts), or Sidney Rice

1. Steven Jackson- I think he will eventually sign.... he's not going to hold out during the season, that would be suicide. 2. Lynch - 1100+ yrds in only 13 games last year, plus Bills have improved, plus he's not going to get suspended for the car accident 3. Gore - he is a good receiver out of the backfield and the niners rely on him for their offense. He will get the rock a ton and there is nobody to steal touches from him

I personally think Jordan in the 6th is too high.... you can get a starting TE in the sixth and grab Jordan in the 8th/9th

Matthew Berry is such a puffed up dandy with the brains of a schoolboy its not even funny. In print, he's not half bad. On the screen, he's TERRIBLE and keeps making pathetic attempts for more attention. There was this hour long ESPN baseball special that I downloaded (using a plugin in Firefox) and when I sat down to watch, he kept making the same stupid jokes over and over and acted like he owned the network of something. After watching for about 5 min, I had to stop watching because I couldn't take it anymore!

Obamanu is def. going up on draft boards now as someone who is def. draftable, Burleson will have his draft status skyrocket also