LHUCKS' 2006 RB Rankings (1 Viewer)

[LHUCKS]

I post my rankings every year prior to the season kickoff due to numerous requests. I also obviously enjoy the strategy discussion. This year I’m creating a separate thread for each position as I’m adding my basic strategy for each of the positions.

Some points to consider when taking a look at these rankings.

a) These are rankings based on where I’d draft players, not projection rankings like what FBG puts out. Most people requesting my rankings want to know the order in which I’d draft players. These rankings are vastly different than my projection rankings as I put an increased emphasis on ppg and playoff schedule.

b) Rankings are based on the WCOFF scoring format, but are not based on the WCOFF playoff format. I put emphasis on weeks 14-16 for playoffs. Basic WCOFF format is PPR, flex RB/WR position, deep roster, H2H.

c) Rankings are for expert/veteran leagues, not guppy leagues

d) Players should be drafted right before their ADP, NOT where I have them ranked. Read this line twice if you don’t get it.

Players to Target: Two top 15 “safe” RBs in early rounds. Later target T. Jones/Benson JJ/Barber or Maroney in rounds 5-8 depending on WR/RB availability. But don't take handcuffs too early.

Overall Strategy:

-My strategy is to play it safe generally with early RB picks and then take high risk/high reward guys to fill out roster. There are some permeatations to this rule but this is the general strategy.

- After the top 40 RBs or so wait until the late rounds for deep sleepers

- Make sure to hadcuff T. Jones/J. Jones...both are nice plays with handcuffs in place

- Like the upside that Foster and Rhodes present after the fifth round

- Usually take at least one WR before RB#3, two usually recommended

RB RANKINGS

**= Players with nice upside/ADP ratios to target in rounds 5-8...after landing a WR or two.

*** = Players with upside to target deep in drafts

$$ = Nice Playoff Schedule

= Bad Playoff Schedule

1. Tomlinson

2. Alexander $$

3. LJ

4. Barber $$

5. Rudi Johnson

6. Steven Jackson

7. Cadillac Williams

8. Westbrook

9. Jordan

10. McGahee

11. R. Brown $$

12. Portis $$

13. Edge

14. Parker

15. Dunn

========Safe RB Cutoff================

16. K. Jones

17. T. Jones** (need to handcuff)

18. Lewis

19. J. Jones** (need to handcuff)

20. Droughns

21. C. Taylor $$

22. Bush

=======Only Consider 4th Round or Later=======

23. Rhodes **

24. Foster **

25. Gore

26. Tatum Bell

27. Maroney ** x 100

28. F. Taylor

29. Mike Bell **

30. C. Brown **

31. Ahman Green $$

32. McCallister

33. Dillon

34. Barber III **

35. Norwood **

36. Addai **

37. Benson **

38. Lundy

====Don't Draft Until Late Rounds==============

39. Jacobs ***

40. Moore ***

41. Cobbs ***

42. Jones-Drew ***

43. Henry ***

44. Barlow

45. Turner

46. Morency

47. Haynes

48. Gado

49. D. Williams

50. Buckhalter

51. Dayne

52. Bennett

53. Harrison ***

54. Goings

55. Perry

WRs Up Next

 

[Fodasme69]

I post my rankings every year prior to the season kickoff due to numerous requests. I also obviously enjoy the strategy discussion. This year I’m creating a separate thread for each position as I’m adding my basic strategy for each of the positions.

Some points to consider when taking a look at these rankings.

a) These are rankings based on where I’d draft players, not projection rankings like what FBG puts out. Most people requesting my rankings want to know the order in which I’d draft players. These rankings are vastly different than my projection rankings as I put an increased emphasis on ppg and playoff schedule.

b) Rankings are based on the WCOFF scoring format, but are not based on the WCOFF playoff format. I put emphasis on weeks 14-16 for playoffs. Basic WCOFF format is PPR, flex RB/WR position, deep roster, H2H.

c) Rankings are for expert/veteran leagues, not guppy leagues

d) Players should be drafted right before their ADP, NOT where I have them ranked. Read this line twice if you don’t get it.

Players to Target: Two top 16 “safe” RBs in early rounds. Later target T. Jones/Benson JJ/Barber and/or Maroney in rounds 5-8 depending on WR/RB availability.

Overall Strategy:

-My strategy is to play it safe generally with early RB picks and then take high risk/high reward guys to fill out roster. There are some permeatation to this rule but this is the general strategy.

- After the top 40 RBs or so wait until the late rounds for deep sleepers

RB RANKINGS

**= Players with nice upside/ADP ratios to target in rounds 5-8...after landing a WR or two.

*** = Players with upside to target deep in drafts

$$ = Nice Playoff Schedule

= Bad Playoff Schedule

1. Tomlinson

2. Alexander $$

3. LJ

4. Barber $$

5. Rudi Johnson

6. Steven Jackson

7. Cadillac Williams

8. Westbrook

9. Jordan

10. McGahee

11. R. Brown $$

12. Portis $$

13. Edge

14. Parker

15. Dunn

========Safe RB Cutoff================

16. K. Jones

17. T. Jones

18. Lewis

19. J. Jones

20. Droughns

21. C. Taylor $$

=======Only Consider 4th Round or Later=======

22. Rhodes **

23. Foster **

24. Gore

25. Tatum Bell

26. Maroney ** x 100

27. F. Taylor

28. Mike Bell

29. C. Brown **

30. Ahman Green $$

31. McCallister

32. Dillon

33. Barber III **

34. Norwood **

35. Addai **

36. Benson **

37. Lundy

====Don't Draft Until Late Rounds==============

38. Jacobs ***

39. Moore ***

40. Cobbs ***

41. Jones-Drew ***

42. Henry ***

43. Barlow

44. Turner

45. Morency

46. Haynes

47. Gado

48. D. Williams

49. Buckhalter

50. Dayne

51. Bennett

52. Harrison ***

53. Goings

54. Perry

WRs Up Next

No Bush?

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I wish I had a better read on Cadillac. I picked him at the turn in a 12 team PPR league and am not sure how to feel about it.

 

[FBGPoker]

I know your down on Bush but come on, not even in top 50.

 

[LHUCKS]

I know your down on Bush but come on, not even in top 50.

Damnit...will fix...took him out and forget to put back in.

 

[BoltzNBrew]

Nice write up, too bad 98.6% of drafts are done.

 

[LHUCKS]

I wish I had a better read on Cadillac. I picked him at the turn in a 12 team PPR league and am not sure how to feel about it.

I obviously love him.

 

[austinball]

What about D Blaylock or M Robinson as a late flyer?...

 

[Eagle Eye]

I wish I had a better read on Cadillac. I picked him at the turn in a 12 team PPR league and am not sure how to feel about it.

I obviously love him.

You're pretty high on Westbrook, too. I'd like to hear your reasoning there since I know you're not a big fan of running backs with duribility issues.

 

[LHUCKS]

Nice write up, too bad 98.6% of drafts are done.

right...I never post these until my personal drafts are over. I won several thousand dollars last year because of ff...I'm not about to give that up. That being said a lot of drafts will be taking place this weekend including the WCOFF.

 

[phillzphan]

So how is Portis a safe pick, but not higher? If he were a safe pick, ie assuming he won't be lost to injury etc, shouldn't he be top 5 ??

 

[LHUCKS]

I wish I had a better read on Cadillac. I picked him at the turn in a 12 team PPR league and am not sure how to feel about it.

I obviously love him.

You're pretty high on Westbrook, too. I'd like to hear your reasoning there since I know you're not a big fan of running backs with duribility issues.

With ppr his ppg is too high to pass up. A lot of the RBs behind him either have upside concerns or have the same durability issues. His durability concerns are a bit overrated IMHO.

 

[Borat]

DeAngelo Williams at #48? This guy has a very good chance of being a stud once Foster gets injured again.

 

[Banger]

Good post and agree with most. One that is curious to me is T. Jones. You said the list is where you would take them and not where they are ranked but 17 seems a little high to take him. I'd think you'd be able to get him a little later.

 

[LHUCKS]

So how is Portis a safe pick, but not higher? If he were a safe pick, ie assuming he won't be lost to injury etc, shouldn't he be top 5 ??

I use a comlex risk formula to upgrade downgrade my projections for players and Portis' shoulder injury and the chance of it reoccuring brought him down a bit. Portis is a tough guy to rank this year as nobody, including Clinton, really knows if the shoulder can make it. I still think he's a solid play in the second round given his upside.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

I wish I had a better read on Cadillac. I picked him at the turn in a 12 team PPR league and am not sure how to feel about it.

I obviously love him.

You're pretty high on Westbrook, too. I'd like to hear your reasoning there since I know you're not a big fan of running backs with duribility issues.

With ppr his ppg is too high to pass up. A lot of the RBs behind him either have upside concerns or have the same durability issues. His durability concerns are a bit overrated IMHO.

I don't. He's been shut down early the last two years.

 

[LHUCKS]

DeAngelo Williams at #48? This guy has a very good chance of being a stud once Foster gets injured again.

I haven't liked what I've seen...he's a committee at best IMHO.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

RB RANKINGS

**= Players with nice upside/ADP ratios to target in rounds 5-8...after landing a WR or two.

*** = Players with upside to target deep in drafts

$$ = Nice Playoff Schedule

= Bad Playoff Schedule

1. Tomlinson

2. Alexander $$

3. LJ

4. Barber $$

5. Rudi Johnson

6. Steven Jackson

7. Cadillac Williams

8. Westbrook

9. Jordan

10. McGahee

11. R. Brown $$

12. Portis $$

13. Edge

14. Parker

15. Dunn

========Safe RB Cutoff================

16. K. Jones

17. T. Jones** (need to handcuff)

18. Lewis

19. J. Jones** (need to handcuff)

20. Droughns

21. C. Taylor $$

22. Bush

=======Only Consider 4th Round or Later=======

23. Rhodes **

24. Foster **

25. Gore

26. Tatum Bell

27. Maroney ** x 100

28. F. Taylor

29. Mike Bell **

30. C. Brown **

31. Ahman Green $$

32. McCallister

33. Dillon

34. Barber III **

35. Norwood **

36. Addai **

37. Benson **

38. Lundy

====Don't Draft Until Late Rounds==============

39. Jacobs ***

40. Moore ***

41. Cobbs ***

42. Jones-Drew ***

43. Henry ***

44. Barlow

45. Turner

46. Morency

47. Haynes

48. Gado

49. D. Williams

50. Buckhalter

51. Dayne

52. Bennett

53. Harrison ***

54. Goings

55. Perry

WRs Up Next

Good stuff but I have a lot of issues here.1. LT, LJ and Rudi you are showing with bad playoff schedules. I would not let that deter me from the 3 of them...in fact Rudi does very well against the better defenses. Also helps that he ahs one of the best air attacks going with him so it's awfully hard to play 7 or 8 in the box with Rudi.

2. Jackson Caddy, Westy the 6,7,8 picks all have injury concerns of sorts. Cadillac didn't play for an extended period, Westy did nto hold up well, and SJax on that carpet just seems like an injury waiting to happen with his running style.

3. Jordan has a terrific playoff and down the stretch schedule but not so good early. he's a guy I will be looking to trade for in weeks 7-8-9 when that owner is wishing he had someone else and on the verge of getting ousted form playoff contention.

Good stuff Lhucks, love this types of threads...would have liked a little more analysis on the rankings but we can handle that from this end for the thread.

 

[LHUCKS]

Good post and agree with most. One that is curious to me is T. Jones. You said the list is where you would take them and not where they are ranked but 17 seems a little high to take him. I'd think you'd be able to get him a little later.

In my preamble I stated that players should be taken just ahead of their ADP, not where I have them ranked.

 

[Shooter McGavin]

25. Gore

Minor quibble, but I don't see how a playoff schedule of GB, SEA, and ARI would be considered tough.

 

[LHUCKS]

Good stuff but I have a lot of issues here.1. LT, LJ and Rudi you are showing with bad playoff schedules. I would not let that deter me from the 3 of them...in fact Rudi does very well against the better defenses.

It wouldn't eter me hence their ranking.

2. Jackson Caddy, Westy the 6,7,8 picks all have injury concerns of sorts. Cadillac didn't play for an extended period, Westy did nto hold up well, and SJax on that carpet just seems like an injury waiting to happen with his running style.

I like their risk/reward ratios. All three have top 5 upside. I draft aggressively for upside in redrafts with add/drops. Are you playing for second or first?

3. Jordan has a terrific playoff and down the stretch schedule but not so good early. he's a guy I will be looking to trade for in weeks 7-8-9 when that owner is wishing he had someone else and on the verge of getting ousted form playoff contention.

I agree.

 

[LHUCKS]

25. Gore

Minor quibble, but I don't see how a playoff schedule of GB, SEA, and ARI would be considered tough.

Week 15 against Seattle concerned me enough, but you're right... overall not bad.

 

[rascal]

3. Jordan has a terrific playoff and down the stretch schedule but not so good early. he's a guy I will be looking to trade for in weeks 7-8-9 when that owner is wishing he had someone else and on the verge of getting ousted form playoff contention.

Actually 8,9, and 10 are pretty tough as well with Pit, Sea, and Den. If you can target him after the Denver game that would be your best bet IMO just before the last run for the playoffs.

 

[LHUCKS]

Good stuff Lhucks, love this types of threads...would have liked a little more analysis on the rankings but we can handle that from this end for the thread.

There's enough player discussion by this point of the year...not enough drafting strategy threads IMHO.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

25. Gore

Minor quibble, but I don't see how a playoff schedule of GB, SEA, and ARI would be considered tough.

Arizona is going to have a pretty good defense this year, I think.GB? Not so much.

 

[LHUCKS]

25. Gore

Minor quibble, but I don't see how a playoff schedule of GB, SEA, and ARI would be considered tough.

Arizona is going to have a pretty good defense this year, I think.GB? Not so much.

I also have AZ's defense ranked pretty high...very underrated.

 

[rascal]

Not sure what you consider playoff schedule (the weeks) but Tiki's schedule for some is not $$ IMO.

 

[Willowdoc]

I post my rankings every year prior to the season kickoff due to numerous requests. I also obviously enjoy the strategy discussion. This year I’m creating a separate thread for each position as I’m adding my basic strategy for each of the positions.

Some points to consider when taking a look at these rankings.

a) These are rankings based on where I’d draft players, not projection rankings like what FBG puts out. Most people requesting my rankings want to know the order in which I’d draft players. These rankings are vastly different than my projection rankings as I put an increased emphasis on ppg and playoff schedule.

b) Rankings are based on the WCOFF scoring format, but are not based on the WCOFF playoff format. I put emphasis on weeks 14-16 for playoffs. Basic WCOFF format is PPR, flex RB/WR position, deep roster, H2H.

c) Rankings are for expert/veteran leagues, not guppy leagues

d) Players should be drafted right before their ADP, NOT where I have them ranked. Read this line twice if you don’t get it.

Players to Target: Two top 16 “safe” RBs in early rounds. Later target T. Jones/Benson JJ/Barber or Maroney in rounds 5-8 depending on WR/RB availability. But don't take handcuffs too early.

Overall Strategy:

-My strategy is to play it safe generally with early RB picks and then take high risk/high reward guys to fill out roster. There are some permeatations to this rule but this is the general strategy.

- After the top 40 RBs or so wait until the late rounds for deep sleepers

- Make sure to hadcuff T. Jones/J. Jones...both are nice plays with handcuffs in place

- Like the upside that Foster and Rhodes present after the fifth round

- Usually take at least one WR before RB#3, two usually recommended

RB RANKINGS

**= Players with nice upside/ADP ratios to target in rounds 5-8...after landing a WR or two.

*** = Players with upside to target deep in drafts

$$ = Nice Playoff Schedule

= Bad Playoff Schedule

1. Tomlinson

2. Alexander $$

3. LJ

4. Barber $$

5. Rudi Johnson

6. Steven Jackson

7. Cadillac Williams

8. Westbrook

9. Jordan

10. McGahee

11. R. Brown $$

12. Portis $$

13. Edge

14. Parker

15. Dunn

With the exception of flopping brown and Jordan (I just believe Jordan will have 40 receptions this year because of the change in OC/QB) I had the same list until this morning. On Sirius, Kirwan and bryant interviewed Ricky Proehl who is the radio announcer for the Rams this year, so he has been around their camp all summer. He was really discouraging regarding the Rams offense as a whole... I'm paraphrasing but to the efffect that the offense had lost its confidence and its direction, the line was unable to create openings for Jackson in games or in practice and that Holt and Bruce really didn't understand where the passing offense was heading. He specifically said that it was unclear what Linahan was really doing. He was remarkably (and refreshingly) open about his pessimism for the Ram offense (especially given that I believe he is paid by the Rams). Given their price I won't be taking Jackson or Holt this year, and I've dropped Jackson behind Parker.Edited to make it read like the English language.

 

[rascal]

Good stuff Lhucks, love this types of threads...would have liked a little more analysis on the rankings but we can handle that from this end for the thread.

There's enough player discussion by this point of the year...not enough drafting strategy threads IMHO.

Well by this time of the year drafts are usually complete, with the first game being tomorrow night. So the focus has switched from drafting to inseason management.

 

[LHUCKS]

With the exception of flopping brown and Jordan (I just believe Jordan will have 40 receptions this year because of the change in OC/QB) I had the same list until this morning. On Sirius, Kirwan and bryant interviewed Ricky Proehl who is the radio announcer for the Rams this year, so he has been around their camp all summer. He was really discouraging regarding the Rams offense as a whole... I'm paraphrasing but to the efffect that the offense had lost its confidence and its direction, the line was unable to create openings for Jackson in games or in practice and that Holt and Bruce really didn't understand where the passing offense was heading. He specifically said that it was unclear what Linahan was really doing. He was remarkably (and refreshingly) open about his pessimism for the Ram offense (especially given that I believe he is paid by the Rams). Given their price I won't be taking Jackson or Holt this year, and I've dropped Jackson behind Parker.Edited to make it read like the English language.

I'll take Linehan's track record over Proehl's training camp observations.

 

[LHUCKS]

Good stuff Lhucks, love this types of threads...would have liked a little more analysis on the rankings but we can handle that from this end for the thread.

There's enough player discussion by this point of the year...not enough drafting strategy threads IMHO.

Well by this time of the year drafts are usually complete, with the first game being tomorrow night. So the focus has switched from drafting to inseason management.

Not for the WCOFF guys. Hence the WCOFF scoring format.Also, I do a lot of critiquing of the FBG rankings and it's only fair that I put out a form of my own after my drafts are over.

 

[gman8343]

Great thread Lhucks, good stuff here.

Seems like you're in the Maroney takes over for Dillon sooner rather than later camp. I'm not so sure, but it'll be fun to see.

 

[Qmaster]

"due to numerous requests" Close personal friends and relatives do NOT count!

How many requests would you need to not waste our time with your precious ego-stroking?

These are:

A) Far too late to do anybody any good

B) You did mention the WCOFF drafts this weekend, I'm sure those owners who have spent thousands of $$$ to enter are waiting with baited breath for these prognostications!

B) Well, when I say "anybody" that is anybody except you. Obviously you need to toot your own horn and put in lots of CAPS FOR EMPHASIS, while giving yourself the reach around!

Besides maybe a few guppies I'm sure the thousands of FBG subscribers wait anxiously for your valuable rankings.

Nothing to see here ..........move along

 

[LHUCKS]

Great thread Lhucks, good stuff here. Seems like you're in the Maroney takes over for Dillon sooner rather than later camp. I'm not so sure, but it'll be fun to see.

Surprised more haven't commented on my Maroney emphasis. I love the gamble in the sixth round, which is where I've been getting him in most twelve team drafts. Whether or not I take him in the sixth will depend on which WRs are available.

 

[Andy Dufresne]

"due to numerous requests" Close personal friends and relatives do NOT count!

How many requests would you need to not waste our time with your precious ego-stroking?

These are:

A) Far too late to do anybody any good

B) You did mention the WCOFF drafts this weekend, I'm sure those owners who have spent thousands of $$$ to enter are waiting with baited breath for these prognostications!

B) Well, when I say "anybody" that is anybody except you. Obviously you need to toot your own horn and put in lots of CAPS FOR EMPHASIS, while giving yourself the reach around!

Besides maybe a few guppies I'm sure the thousands of FBG subscribers wait anxiously for your valuable rankings.

Nothing to see here ..........move along

Ritalin down?

 

[LHUCKS]

Nothing to see here ..........move along

Please return to the "Steve Foley Shot" thread.

 

[Willowdoc]

I'll take Linehan's track record over Proehl's training camp observations.

Actually Linehan doesn't have a track record as a head coach, but tis unimportant to the question of what this thread is about which is draft strategy, not player evaluation.... so where do you see the break in rbs where you might take your #1 WR instead of a back? Would you take all 15 of your top group before any receiver? Do you feel the depth in your middle group is enough that you would not go RB/RBin the first round?

 

[Eagle Eye]

"due to numerous requests" Close personal friends and relatives do NOT count!

How many requests would you need to not waste our time with your precious ego-stroking?

These are:

A) Far too late to do anybody any good

B) You did mention the WCOFF drafts this weekend, I'm sure those owners who have spent thousands of $$$ to enter are waiting with baited breath for these prognostications!

B) Well, when I say "anybody" that is anybody except you. Obviously you need to toot your own horn and put in lots of CAPS FOR EMPHASIS, while giving yourself the reach around!

Besides maybe a few guppies I'm sure the thousands of FBG subscribers wait anxiously for your valuable rankings.

Nothing to see here ..........move along

If you want to take a shot a LHUCKS pick a different thread. There's going to ample opportunity, trust me.

 

[LHUCKS]

I'll take Linehan's track record over Proehl's training camp observations.

Actually Linehan doesn't have a track record as a head coach,

I obviously meant as an offensive coordinator.

 

[podunker]

Foster and C. Brown will be on a lot of winning ffl teams this year!

Nice post!

 

[Hue G]

Good stuff!!! I like the rankings!!! Any chance of getting the WR Rankings in the next hour or so, I have a draft tonight and I'd like to compare yours to mine. Thanks

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

I post my rankings every year prior to the season kickoff due to numerous requests. I also obviously enjoy the strategy discussion. This year I’m creating a separate thread for each position as I’m adding my basic strategy for each of the positions.

Some points to consider when taking a look at these rankings.

a) These are rankings based on where I’d draft players, not projection rankings like what FBG puts out. Most people requesting my rankings want to know the order in which I’d draft players. These rankings are vastly different than my projection rankings as I put an increased emphasis on ppg and playoff schedule.

b) Rankings are based on the WCOFF scoring format, but are not based on the WCOFF playoff format. I put emphasis on weeks 14-16 for playoffs. Basic WCOFF format is PPR, flex RB/WR position, deep roster, H2H.

c) Rankings are for expert/veteran leagues, not guppy leagues

d) Players should be drafted right before their ADP, NOT where I have them ranked. Read this line twice if you don’t get it.

Players to Target: Two top 15 “safe” RBs in early rounds. Later target T. Jones/Benson JJ/Barber or Maroney in rounds 5-8 depending on WR/RB availability. But don't take handcuffs too early.

Overall Strategy:

-My strategy is to play it safe generally with early RB picks and then take high risk/high reward guys to fill out roster. There are some permeatations to this rule but this is the general strategy.

- After the top 40 RBs or so wait until the late rounds for deep sleepers

- Make sure to hadcuff T. Jones/J. Jones...both are nice plays with handcuffs in place

- Like the upside that Foster and Rhodes present after the fifth round

- Usually take at least one WR before RB#3, two usually recommended

RB RANKINGS

**= Players with nice upside/ADP ratios to target in rounds 5-8...after landing a WR or two.

*** = Players with upside to target deep in drafts

$$ = Nice Playoff Schedule

= Bad Playoff Schedule

1. Tomlinson 1

2. Alexander 1

3. LJ 1

4. Barber 1

5. Rudi Johnson 1

6. Steven Jackson 1

7. Cadillac Williams 1

8. Westbrook 1

9. Jordan 1

10. McGahee 2

11. R. Brown 1

12. Portis 2

13. Edge 1

14. Parker 2

15. Dunn 2

========Safe RB Cutoff================

16. K. Jones 3

17. T. Jones3

18. Lewis 3

19. J. Jones 2

20. Droughns 3

21. C. Taylor 3

22. Bush 2

=======Only Consider 4th Round or Later=======

23. Rhodes 4.01

24. Foster 3

25. Gore 2

26. Tatum Bell 4

27. Maroney ** x 1005

28. F. Taylor 3

29. Mike Bell 4

30. C. Brown 5

31. Ahman Green 5

32. McCallister 4

33. Dillon 3

34. Barber III 5

35. Norwood 7

36. Addai 6

37. Benson 5

38. Lundy 5

====Don't Draft Until Late Rounds==============

39. Jacobs 12

40. Moore 15

41. Cobbs 13

42. Jones-Drew 10

43. Henry 10

44. Barlow 9

45. Turner 12

46. Morency 8

47. Haynes 15

48. Gado 15

49. D. Williams 6

50. Buckhalter 12

51. Dayne ---

52. Bennett 12

53. Harrison 10

54. Goings --

55. Perry --

WRs Up Next

heres approx where these guys went in my draft

 

[LHUCKS]

so where do you see the break in rbs where you might take your #1 WR instead of a back?

#15

Would you take all 15 of your top group before any receiver? Do you feel the depth in your middle group is enough that you would not go RB/RBin the first round?

Probably the top 15 depending on draft history. Then would take my first tier WRs(Johnson/Fitz/Smith)

 

[geneyus]

Any chance we'll see the WR's tonight?

BTW, good stuff and keep it coming.

 

[LHUCKS]

Any chance we'll see the WR's tonight?

Maybe...a lot of real work to do.

 

[geneyus]

Don't let a little thing like real work get in the way of FF. You need to prioritize man.

I'm just being selfish as I have my last draft tonight.

 

[H.K.]

"due to numerous requests" Close personal friends and relatives do NOT count!

How many requests would you need to not waste our time with your precious ego-stroking?

These are:

A) Far too late to do anybody any good

B) You did mention the WCOFF drafts this weekend, I'm sure those owners who have spent thousands of $$$ to enter are waiting with baited breath for these prognostications!

B) Well, when I say "anybody" that is anybody except you. Obviously you need to toot your own horn and put in lots of CAPS FOR EMPHASIS, while giving yourself the reach around!

Besides maybe a few guppies I'm sure the thousands of FBG subscribers wait anxiously for your valuable rankings.

Nothing to see here ..........move along

Ritalin down?

Qmaster must have no control over the threads he chooses to read, will Ritalin correct this?

IMHO, these threads are just as interesting to read after drafts to analyze your roster compared to someone else's line of thought. Fortunately for LHUCKS and the rest of us, those people are in the majority (as indicated by the responses and discussion that results).

Good job and keep it coming!

 

[MDSkinner]

Other than Westbrook being this high, I have no issues. And with Westbrook, I am not in any PPR leagues, so his value I think goes down significantly when not in one of those leagues.

That said, you have Ronnie Brown quite a bit lower than what I have been seeing from most other places and I am curious as to why? You do not have him so low that it would make one question your judgement, but for instance having him below McGahee seems intriguing to me and I am curious about your reasoning.

 

[Lemmiwinks]

I like the list. I'd move Ronnie Brown while moving Jackson and Caddy down, especially in a PPR. I think Ronnie has a good shot at 50 Receptions this season given his ability and Culpepper's willingness to check down.

 

[SouthJersey]

Good stuff LHUCKS.

Question...in a non-PPR league. How would your rankings shake out? Which guys would move into the top 15 and which would drop out?