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Yes I think your giving up waay too much. Maroney is a late first round/early second round pick, while Brees is a 4th round pick. You should be getting more than Brees for Maroney. You should be getting a lesser RB than Maroney or a #2-3 WR along with Brees. Another question I have is why would you keep 2 QB's as part of your 8 keepers? In limited keeper leagues your keepers should be guys that are going to start for you or have huge upside. I'm pretty sure you have to have a better RB or WR to keep than Grossman, or even Eli for that matter.

Obviously Parker is a def for only $13. Now not knowing who others are keeping I'd keep Kitna, Boldin, and then either Jackson or Andre Johnson. I think Kitna for $1 is a definite. He is atleast a Top 10 QB this year and I could see him finishing close to the top 5 even. Boldin for $21 is good value for a second tier receiver that is fairly solid every week. The last decision I think is between Andre Johnson and Vincent Jackson. Obviously Johnson is the more reliable starter but the $30 difference has me leaning towards Jackson as a very good sleeper this year. I think it all depends on how much you think Andre Johnson and players of the like will go for. If they will go for close to $50 then keep him, if you can get him back at or around the same price then I'd keep VJackson. This would give you a pretty good starting QB, a top 10 back, a top 15 WR, and a cheap sleeper for only $36. This gives you $264 to spend on another Top 10 back (assuming they aren't all kept) and another good receiver or two right away. Just my opinion. Hope it helps. I haven't done a lot of auction drafts recently so I'm not certain what players should go for based on position.

IMO the weakest area of your team is at the QB position. I just don't like Eli Manning at all. He is far too inconsistent to be a reliable fantasy QB. I'd rather have a Kitna, VY, Hasselbeck, Romo, Rivers, or Leinert than Eli. But thats just me. You got very nice depth at RB. You may be able to package like Dunn and Turner to the LT owner or someone else for another WR or even QB. Although you don't have any depth at WR I would still feel comfortable every week with the group you got.

The biggest problem I see with your team is at the QB position. You say QB's get 1 point for every 10 yards passing and 6 points for all TD's. In this format I would not want Vince Young as my starting QB. He is much more valuable in leagues that give 1 point for 10 yards rushing and 1 point for 25 yards passing, as well as leagues that only give 4 points for QB TD's. I'd probably try to swing a deal where I trade LJ, Westy, or Rudi for a Top 5 QB and a solid #2 receiver. I'd probably try to trade LJ because he has the most value but has some question marks around him.

Well just going by the FFToday projections, which don't seem too far off to me. They project: Addai: 1,826 total yards (rush and rec), 12 total TDs, and 60 catches Bush: 1,418 total yards (rush and rec), 11 total TDs, and 90 catches In this format if 1 point per 10 yards rush/rec, 6 points per TD, TWO points per reception... Bush would finish with 387.8 pts and Addai would finish with 386.6 pts, so they are pretty damn close. I'd probably still take Addai in this format because I think he is "safer" as far as hitting those projections, but you definitely can make an argument for Bush in this format at #4.

I'd keep Branch over Ward. I like Branch's potential much more than Ward this year. I also think the Seattle offense is a much better offense than the one in Pittsburgh. I had Ward on a couple teams last year and his inconsistency for much of the year was very frustrating. I agree keep Rivers. Good young Qb, should have a solid 2nd year in a very good offense. I would lean towards Clayton, just because I don't think keeping a TE not named Gates, Gonzalez, or maybe Shockey or Crumpler makes much sense in this format. I think you can get someone as good as LJ Smith, or maybe even draft him, in the draft. I doubt many people will keep a TE outside of Gates and maybe the other 3 I mentioned. Just my .02. Good luck this year.

I got all three of these guys ranked about even, so I don't think losing a 3rd round pick for Roy Williams is in the discussion when you can keep the other 2 guys and only lose a 7th round pick. So its between Javon Walker and Lee Evans. They both are big play threats, I think Walker catches a few more balls, Evans gets a few more yards, about the same in TDs. I'd go Evans just cuz I like him better, but its gotta be one of those two I think considering the picks lost. Go with whichever one you like better.

I'd go 4, 2, 3, 1. I like team 4 the best by a little over team 2 because the RB combo is solid (#3 and #13 in my rankings), I like these two receivers over either of the other combinations, and Brees is obviously the best QB listed here. I like team 2 over 3 because Westbrook = Addai in my mind but I like Bush over McGahee, especially in PPR format. Team 1 I'd still be very happy to end up with but personally I like this RB combo the least (#10 and #12 in my rankings). I also like Boldin and Walker the least over the other two combos of WR's, and Hasselbeck the least vs Kitna or Brees. Just my .02

If this is a PPR league I think you definitely go with Reggie Bush. Either way I think you want to go RB, cuz their are still some very good ones left. Personally I like Maroney, Henry, and Bush all better than Ronnie Brown. But any of those guys will solidify you at RB along with Steven Jackson at the 10th pick, which is a heck of a bargain. Then you can still get some pretty good receivers in the next 2-3 rounds.