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As someone who took Henry as his RB2 in Misfits IV, I'll say that I don't think he's a bad bet as a #2 back. It seems clear that there's a market for his services and that he'll be traded. He's obviously a risky pick early in the draft, but it's understandable when you factor in his past success and the very realistic possibility that he'll end up starting next year. If you want a tin foil hat theory, maybe Emmitt Smith decided to retire because Arizona management informed him that they'll be trading for Henry. Of course, they may have also told him that they'll be drafting a RB in the first or acquiring someone like LaMont Jordan or Michael Bennett.
You know some things to be able to get to the Superbowl in Misfits 1 this season.....And then lose to me
J/K Potato, you're right about longevity and some of the current RB's being way over-valued but we've and I especially have already discussed how much WR depth there is and the quality WR's that have been going in the 7th-11th rounds.IMO, McNabb would have been a much better pick than Owens. McNabb is top shelf and young enough to be your Dynasty QB for many years. Same goes with Chad for WR's, I'd rather have him than Owens right now, hope that doesn't sound crazy to too many of you.....Henry for him in the 3rd was especially risky considering he has McGahee. For a different owner, it would have been a slightly better pick IMO at this point in time, being Feb 2nd. 2 weeks from now it could be much different, just we don't know yet.I believe that Dunn as a RB2 in a 14 team dynasty is not that great right now (looking at being a long-term owner here). He's still got Duckett there, and he isn't getting any younger....Dunn as a flex player is very very good however.
... and the previous season, but who's counting.
As far as specifics are concerned, I'm making it a point to stay away from discussing drafts by individual teams this year since I'll be drafting in MOX 7. I did a lot of writeups last year evaluating each team in MOX 2, and then went on to have one of the worst drafts of my life in MOX 3 a couple of weeks later (hellooooooooo 1st rounder Kevan Barlow!). I managed to get to the semi-finals thanks to luck and free agency, but it wasn't a pretty team I drafted.Don't feel bad CP I used those writeups to help draft my team in MOX 3 and ended up winning the total points. I meant to thank you. Very informative.... and the previous season, but who's counting.
Drafting in the 1 hole, that was my thinking as well at taking McNabb at pick 3.1.
I already regret taking Freddie at 2.14 since I'm not a big fan of his (I REALLY considered Chad Johnson there 
) but the RB purist in me took over, so hopefully Fred will be a solid contributor for at least a few years.Moss or TO out point any RB available at those spots, when healthy and playing 16 games...I did have 5 other RB's predrafted before TO, all selected before him, obviouslybetween TO and Henry, the only player of interest to me was McNabb, who I would have taken in the 3rd, if available--not the secondonly 6 or 8 RB's out score either of these guys playing a full season...everyone's hard on for the RB's has these guys undervalued big time...IMO, of course
and BTW...forget Moss comming here(to Balt)---we'll draft a WR again and sign a FA, but forget the trade routeTO for a 5th, @ $5M/yr was one thing...multiple picks and a defensive player, plus $32M/4yr for Moss is too pricey, considering the cap ramificationsneed to sign Rabach, Baxter and Heap...a DT, as the 4-3 is back and a RT, just for starterssorry for ther hijack...Moss stays in Minny, good for 1600/15 next yr!
Interesting. WR comments:- Wayne seems low, Horn seems high- Surprised Ward isn't listed- Surprised Jackson isn't listed- I'd love to get Marvin Harrison at 3.13... RB/RB/Harrison/ with another pick 2 picks later would be a great startRB comments:- Can't believe Jones, Jones, McGahee all went in the top 6, ahead of other young proven backs such as Green and Portis.- Dynasty notwithstanding, Holmes, Martin, Taylor in the third round will win an early championship or two for someone- Foster seems high given his injury history
I don't know that Wayne is low. Marvin's getting older and you do have to wonder if Wayne is capable of producing on his own. I think it mirrors the Peerless Price situation a bit. I'm not saying that Wayne will be a bust down the road, but if I'm taking a WR in the first few rounds I want a guy who has shown that he can have success as a team's #1 target. It is a bit surprising to see the young backs going high. It's definitely a gamble when you're talking about first and second year players, but the potential payoff is big. Sure, Ahman Green is proven, but he's about six years older than McGahee and the Jones boys. As for Portis, he was pretty bad last year. I realize that his supporting cast stunk, but he still hasn't shown that he can excel on a bad team. One could argue that Julius Jones, Willis McGahee, and Kevin Jones have shown that they can do that. Personally, I feel like JJ is probably the most overrated of the bunch. I like him, but I wouldn't feel comfortable taking him over someone like Deuce McAllister. Either way, I can at least understand the reasoning behind the picks.
Another reason why these types of drafts should happen on 1 day. Not to mention that online Live drafts are more fun. I've done several of these 24 hour time limit drafts and I don't like them. There is always a few who almost take the full time limit, and you can go a week with no more than 10 or 11 picks taken. I'm not saying that is the case with this draft, but it can get frustrating. It is easy to send an email when the league is first started to get a set of dates everyone can do the draft, then pick the common day among those dates to do the draft. JMO. I've never found a situation where you can't find 1 common day among several dates given to do the draft. I know several of you like this format and that is fine, but for me, an online single day draft is a lot of fun.
while it is somewhat frustrating when 1 or 2 owners seem to hold up the parade, the previous 2 drafts went rather quickly......oh, and we have set the 12 hr timer, effective Monday morning!
I do enough 1 day drafts each year--the last thing we'll ever do is draft a 14 team/20 round Misfits draft in 1 daywe have guys from all accross the country, plus many of our finest serving half way around the world in the Middle East and several in Japan playing in these leagues...not very convienient, when you consider thisso, Chuck, guess I'm not holding a spot in M-VIII for you next offseason, huh? 
I think some people can vouch for me that I've spent a lot of time at the site and on the computer in general since the draft started. It's just happened that when I need to make an important decision, I'll have to go to work, and when I want to talk to someone else, they won't be online. Anyway, I'm going to predraft the next round now, which I suggest for other people. Speaking of which, that could have been done while I was waiting for a response. I hope we get through a round or two today.
Here ya go. As Tick did, this is average draft position for the MOX 4, 5, 6 drafts, leaving out players who haven't been taken yet in MOX 6.This is thru pick #157 of MOX 6. This one is in order of overall ADP. I'll resort it by position in a minute.
I agree completely. I posted something similar to this in a dynasty strategy thread a day or two ago and I definitely had longevity in mind when I took McNabb, Boldin, Ward, and Roethlisberger with four of my first six picks in MOX IV.
R 1.0 Tomlinson L SDR 3.7 McGahee W BufR 4.0 Alexander S SeaR 4.7 Jones K DetQ 5.7 Culpepper D MinQ 6.0 Manning P IndR 6.3 Lewis J BalR 7.3 Jones J DalR 8.0 Portis C WasR 9.7 McAllister D NOR 11.0 James E IndR 12.3 Jackson S StLR 12.7 Green A GBR 15.0 Davis D HouR 15.0 Johnson L KCR 15.7 Bell T DenR 16.3 Brown C TenW 18.3 Moss R MinR 19.7 Westbrook B PhiR 21.0 Jones T ChiR 21.0 Johnson R CinR 23.3 Foster D CarR 23.7 Barber T NYGR 23.7 Dillon C NEW 25.0 Owens T PhiQ 25.3 McNabb D PhiR 27.7 Suggs L CleW 28.7 Johnson C CinR 29.3 Martin C NYJR 30.7 Holmes P KCR 33.0 Barlow K SFR 33.7 Taylor F JacQ 33.7 Vick M AtlW 34.3 Johnson A HouR 35.0 Henry T BufR 35.3 Dunn W AtlW 35.7 Holt T StLW 37.7 Walker J GBR 39.3 Jordan L NYJR 39.3 Smith O MinW 40.7 Harrison M IndR 42.3 Bennett M MinW 43.7 Clayton M TBW 45.0 Wayne R IndW 45.0 Williams R DetR 45.3 Duckett T AtlW 48.3 Fitzgerald L AriW 51.3 Horn J NOR 53.3 Staley D PitT 53.7 Gates A SDW 54.0 Smith S CarW 55.0 Bennett D TenW 55.0 Boldin A AriW 55.3 Evans L BufW 56.0 Ward H PitW 57.3 Jackson D SeaQ 57.3 Bulger M StLR 60.7 Thomas A ChiR 61.0 Perry C CinQ 61.3 Brady T NEW 61.7 Chambers M MiaQ 62.7 Palmer C CinR 63.3 Pittman M TBW 63.7 Burleson N MinW 64.3 Lelie A DenT 65.3 Gonzalez T KCW 68.7 Burress P PitR 69.3 Rhodes D IndW 70.0 Porter J OakR 72.3 Moore M MinQ 72.7 Roethlisberger B PitW 73.7 Mason D TenQ 74.7 Carr D HouQ 74.7 Delhomme J CarW 75.0 Coles L WasR 76.3 Droughns R DenR 79.0 Blaylock D KCW 79.0 Rogers C DetQ 81.3 Leftwich B JacQ 82.0 Green T KCQ 82.3 Manning E NYGW 84.0 Curry R OakR 84.3 Shipp M AriQ 85.0 Brooks A NOQ 85.7 Hasselbeck M SeaD 86.3 Ravens BalR 86.3 Cobbs C NEW 87.0 Moss S NYJR 87.7 Goings N CarW 89.0 Branch D NEW 89.0 Driver D GBR 89.7 Davenport N GBQ 97.0 Brees D SDQ 97.3 Pennington C NYJR 98.7 Green W CleR 99.0 Taylor C BalW 99.7 Colbert K CarW 100.0 Muhammad M CarD 101.0 Bills BufW 102.0 Stokley B IndW 102.0 Bruce I StLR 102.7 Jones G JacW 103.0 Moulds E BufQ 103.0 Plummer J DenD 105.0 Patriots NET 106.3 Heap T BalR 107.7 Buckhalter C PhiR 110.0 Bettis J PitQ 111.0 Rivers P SDQ 111.3 Harrington J DetR 111.3 Morris M SeaQ 113.0 Favre B GBW 114.3 Stallworth D NOT 114.7 Winslow K CleD 114.7 Steelers PitQ 116.3 Volek B TenQ 117.7 Ramsey P WasW 118.0 Williams R JacQ 118.7 Losman J BufR 120.3 Faulk M StLW 123.0 Lloyd B SFW 124.7 McCareins J NYJW 125.0 Bryant A CleW 126.0 Robinson K SeaW 127.3 Calico T TenW 127.7 Houshmandzadeh T CinR 127.7 Chatman J SDR 129.7 Davis S CarR 133.7 Stecker A NOR 135.0 Haynes V PitQ 135.3 Collins K OakW 137.3 Givens D NEQ 137.3 Griese B TBW 137.7 Kennison E KCR 140.0 Griffin Q DenW 140.0 Smith J JacQ 140.7 Grossman R ChiW 144.3 Smith R DenW 145.0 Watts D DenQ 147.3 Boller K BalW 148.7 Woods R SFQ 150.7 Simms C TBR 151.7 Betts L WasW 154.7 Moore C BalT 154.7 Witten J DalT 155.7 Shockey J NYGR 157.3 Smith M BalW 158.0 Randle El A PitW 160.0 Caldwell R SDW 173.0 Davis A CleW 176.0 Terrell D ChiD 179.3 Bears ChiW 181.3 Price P AtlQ 183.0 Rattay T SFR 234.7 Hambrick T AriD 86.3 Ravens BalD 101.0 Bills BufD 105.0 Patriots NED 114.7 Steelers PitD 179.3 Bears ChiQ 5.7 Culpepper D MinQ 6.0 Manning P IndQ 25.3 McNabb D PhiQ 33.7 Vick M AtlQ 57.3 Bulger M StLQ 61.3 Brady T NEQ 62.7 Palmer C CinQ 72.7 Roethlisberger B PitQ 74.7 Delhomme J CarQ 74.7 Carr D HouQ 81.3 Leftwich B JacQ 82.0 Green T KCQ 82.3 Manning E NYGQ 85.0 Brooks A NOQ 85.7 Hasselbeck M SeaQ 97.0 Brees D SDQ 97.3 Pennington C NYJQ 103.0 Plummer J DenQ 111.0 Rivers P SDQ 111.3 Harrington J DetQ 113.0 Favre B GBQ 116.3 Volek B TenQ 117.7 Ramsey P WasQ 118.7 Losman J BufQ 135.3 Collins K OakQ 137.3 Griese B TBQ 140.7 Grossman R ChiQ 147.3 Boller K BalQ 150.7 Simms C TBQ 183.0 Rattay T SFR 1.0 Tomlinson L SDR 3.7 McGahee W BufR 4.0 Alexander S SeaR 4.7 Jones K DetR 6.3 Lewis J BalR 7.3 Jones J DalR 8.0 Portis C WasR 9.7 McAllister D NOR 11.0 James E IndR 12.3 Jackson S StLR 12.7 Green A GBR 15.0 Davis D HouR 15.0 Johnson L KCR 15.7 Bell T DenR 16.3 Brown C TenR 19.7 Westbrook B PhiR 21.0 Jones T ChiR 21.0 Johnson R CinR 23.3 Foster D CarR 23.7 Barber T NYGR 23.7 Dillon C NER 27.7 Suggs L CleR 29.3 Martin C NYJR 30.7 Holmes P KCR 33.0 Barlow K SFR 33.7 Taylor F JacR 35.0 Henry T BufR 35.3 Dunn W AtlR 39.3 Jordan L NYJR 39.3 Smith O MinR 42.3 Bennett M MinR 45.3 Duckett T AtlR 53.3 Staley D PitR 60.7 Thomas A ChiR 61.0 Perry C CinR 63.3 Pittman M TBR 69.3 Rhodes D IndR 72.3 Moore M MinR 76.3 Droughns R DenR 79.0 Blaylock D KCR 84.3 Shipp M AriR 86.3 Cobbs C NER 87.7 Goings N CarR 89.7 Davenport N GBR 98.7 Green W CleR 99.0 Taylor C BalR 102.7 Jones G JacR 107.7 Buckhalter C PhiR 110.0 Bettis J PitR 111.3 Morris M SeaR 120.3 Faulk M StLR 127.7 Chatman J SDR 129.7 Davis S CarR 133.7 Stecker A NOR 135.0 Haynes V PitR 140.0 Griffin Q DenR 151.7 Betts L WasR 157.3 Smith M BalR 234.7 Hambrick T AriT 53.7 Gates A SDT 65.3 Gonzalez T KCT 106.3 Heap T BalT 114.7 Winslow K CleT 154.7 Witten J DalT 155.7 Shockey J NYGW 18.3 Moss R MinW 25.0 Owens T PhiW 28.7 Johnson C CinW 34.3 Johnson A HouW 35.7 Holt T StLW 37.7 Walker J GBW 40.7 Harrison M IndW 43.7 Clayton M TBW 45.0 Williams R DetW 45.0 Wayne R IndW 48.3 Fitzgerald L AriW 51.3 Horn J NOW 54.0 Smith S CarW 55.0 Boldin A AriW 55.0 Bennett D TenW 55.3 Evans L BufW 56.0 Ward H PitW 57.3 Jackson D SeaW 61.7 Chambers M MiaW 63.7 Burleson N MinW 64.3 Lelie A DenW 68.7 Burress P PitW 70.0 Porter J OakW 73.7 Mason D TenW 75.0 Coles L WasW 79.0 Rogers C DetW 84.0 Curry R OakW 87.0 Moss S NYJW 89.0 Branch D NEW 89.0 Driver D GBW 99.7 Colbert K CarW 100.0 Muhammad M CarW 102.0 Bruce I StLW 102.0 Stokley B IndW 103.0 Moulds E BufW 114.3 Stallworth D NOW 118.0 Williams R JacW 123.0 Lloyd B SFW 124.7 McCareins J NYJW 125.0 Bryant A CleW 126.0 Robinson K SeaW 127.3 Calico T TenW 127.7 Houshmandzadeh T CinW 137.3 Givens D NEW 137.7 Kennison E KCW 140.0 Smith J JacW 144.3 Smith R DenW 145.0 Watts D DenW 148.7 Woods R SFW 154.7 Moore C BalW 158.0 Randle El A PitW 160.0 Caldwell R SDW 173.0 Davis A CleW 176.0 Terrell D ChiW 181.3 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Based on the rosters, looks more like Joe Horn for Adrian Peterson and a high schooler
I'm withholding most of my comments for after the draft since I am one of the teams, but I will say this...With all the trading that has been done there are definitely some teams in the position of possibly dominating next year and then struggling after that and there are teams that are the exact opposite which seem to have punted next year to build for years down the line.I would think you would get that to some extent in every dynasty initial draft, but the other two MOX drafts seem to have teams that are much more evenly matched in terms of current production and potential future production whereas this draft seems to have gravitated towards teams on opposite ends of the spectrum.Based on the rosters, looks more like Joe Horn for Adrian Peterson and a high schooler
I would be interested in seeing the trades if that is allowed?I'm withholding most of my comments for after the draft since I am one of the teams, but I will say this...With all the trading that has been done there are definitely some teams in the position of possibly dominating next year and then struggling after that and there are teams that are the exact opposite which seem to have punted next year to build for years down the line.I would think you would get that to some extent in every dynasty initial draft, but the other two MOX drafts seem to have teams that are much more evenly matched in terms of current production and potential future production whereas this draft seems to have gravitated towards teams on opposite ends of the spectrum.Based on the rosters, looks more like Joe Horn for Adrian Peterson and a high schooler
If two more people protest it will be reviewed and possibly overturned (Steve has said that he won't unilaterally veto, but there is still the normal overturn process in the league rules). Looks like that's not going to happen, though as nobody has protested but me yet.
As bad as the Pennington deal is... and I think it's terrible... these two together are pretty funny. If someone had offered you the 21st rookie and 15.03 for 8.03, what would you have said?The Cowboys traded down from 1.03 to 1.12, getting to move up to 2.03 and adding an early 4th rounder.Then, he traded his THIRD rounder for the guy who was chosen with that very 1.03 pick, and didn't have to give up the 2nd round pick or the 4th round pick he'd gotten when he gave it up. Instead, he gave up a late 5th round and dropped back 2 rounds with 2 other picks.You never know how these things end up, but wow. I think our league is pretty balanced and it's going to be a fun league.
Amazingly, Miami Cowboys has parlayed one of the weaker draft spots this year (1.03) to be probably the best team in the league--due in large part to his trades with Otters. Otters has done the opposite--frittering away one of the best draft positions (1.12) to be one of the worst (but not THE worst) teams on paper. I think Otters actually did a pretty good job choosing players in the draft, he has just made some awful trades. He also traded his 1.03 rookie pick (a likely starting RB) for a 5th round vet pick. He seems like a conscientious guy--I'm sure he'll learn, I just hope it's not too late.Anyway, I disagree that this is a balanced league. Two teams (Miami Cowboys, and Mistakes Were Made = 1.14) are shaping up as the best, with you (1.13) up there too. In MOX III, there were really no dominant teams coming out of the draft.Last year I thought that my position in MOX III (1.01 = LT2) was the best position. This year, the best positions are, in order, 1.14, 1.13, 1.12, 1.01. There are an unusual amount of good young RB's available at the turn this year, and when you consider the rookie pick, it's a big advantage.
