New Dynasty Draft - Vets only (1 Viewer)

[Will]

This is a new Dynasty start up draft, PPR, vets only. Rookie draft to follow the NFL draft.

Thought some might have one coming up and be interested. this is the first 9 rounds, I can post more if anyone is actually interested.

Youth was definitely the flavor here...

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.01 1. Crenshaw Gangbangers Tomlinson, Ladainian SDC RB Fri Mar 9 9:35:16 a.m. CT 2007 1.02 2. Cold Gin Jackson, Steven STL RB Fri Mar 9 9:35:16 a.m. CT 2007  1.03 3. Big Boy Johnson, Larry KCC RB Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 1.05 5. BIG FISH Gore, Frank SFO RB Fri Mar 9 10:03:45 a.m. CT 2007 1.06 6. Big Ticket Brown, Ronnie MIA RB Fri Mar 9 10:09:47 a.m. CT 2007 1.07 7. Critical Mass Maroney, Laurence NEP RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 11:56:36 a.m. CT 2007 1.08 8. Colts Win Parker, Willie PIT RB Fri Mar 9 12:23:19 p.m. CT 2007 1.09 9. Mercenaries Westbrook, Brian PHI RB Fri Mar 9 12:39:55 p.m. CT 2007 1.10 10. Literally Possessed Addai, Joseph IND RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 12:40:50 p.m. CT 2007 1.11 11. Drunk, not Stupid Fitzgerald, Larry ARI WR Fri Mar 9 1:19:41 p.m. CT 2007 1.12 12. Shake and Bake Portis, Clinton WAS RB Fri Mar 9 1:45:22 p.m. CT 2007 2.01 13. Shake and Bake Johnson, Rudi CIN RB Fri Mar 9 2:01:22 p.m. CT 2007 2.02 14. Drunk, not Stupid Johnson, Chad CIN WR Fri Mar 9 2:04:42 p.m. CT 2007 2.03 15. Literally Possessed Jones-Drew, Maurice JAC RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 2:06:02 p.m. CT 2007 2.04 16. Crenshaw Gangbangers Manning, Peyton IND QB Fri Mar 9 2:50:16 p.m. CT 2007 2.05 17. Colts Win Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 2007 2.06 18. Critical Mass Palmer, Carson CIN QB Fri Mar 9 3:07:08 p.m. CT 2007 2.07 19. Big Ticket McGahee, Willis BUF RB Fri Mar 9 3:10:21 p.m. CT 2007 2.08 20. BIG FISH Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 2.10 22. Big Boy Smith, Steve CAR WR Fri Mar 9 3:17:40 p.m. CT 2007 2.11 23. Cold Gin Williams, DeAngelo CAR RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 3:20:36 p.m. CT 2007 2.12 24. Mercenaries Benson, Cedric CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:21:46 p.m. CT 2007 3.01 25. Crenshaw Gangbangers Wayne, Reggie IND WR Fri Mar 9 3:38:40 p.m. CT 2007 3.02 26. Cold Gin Williams, Roy DET WR Fri Mar 9 3:40:10 p.m. CT 2007 3.03 27. Big Boy Holt, Torry STL WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 3.05 29. BIG FISH Johnson, Andre HOU WR Fri Mar 9 4:02:57 p.m. CT 2007 3.06 30. Big Ticket Williams, Carnell TBB RB Fri Mar 9 4:10:11 p.m. CT 2007 3.07 31. Critical Mass Colston, Marques NOS WR (R)  Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 2007 3.08 32. Colts Win Taylor, Chester MIN RB Fri Mar 9 4:24:58 p.m. CT 2007 3.09 33. Mercenaries Jones, Kevin DET RB Fri Mar 9 4:30:31 p.m. CT 2007 3.10 34. Literally Possessed Evans, Lee BUF WR Fri Mar 9 4:40:10 p.m. CT 2007 3.11 35. Drunk, not Stupid Walker, Javon DEN WR Fri Mar 9 4:53:49 p.m. CT 2007 3.12 36. Shake and Bake Gates, Antonio SDC TE Fri Mar 9 7:20:53 p.m. CT 2007 4.01 37. Shake and Bake Houshmandzadeh, T.J. CIN WR Fri Mar 9 7:24:14 p.m. CT 2007 4.02 38. Drunk, not Stupid White, LenDale TEN RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:30:52 p.m. CT 2007 4.03 39. Literally Possessed Young, Vince TEN QB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 2007 4.04 40. Mercenaries James, Edgerrin ARI RB Fri Mar 9 9:45:28 p.m. CT 2007 4.05 41. Colts Win Brees, Drew NOS QB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007 4.06 42. Critical Mass Barber, Marion DAL RB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007  4.07 43. Big Ticket McAllister, Deuce NOS RB Fri Mar 9 10:54:50 p.m. CT 2007 4.08 44. BIG FISH Harrison, Marvin IND WR Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007  4.10 46. Big Boy Turner, Michael SDC RB Sat Mar 10 9:53:54 a.m. CT 2007 4.11 47. Cold Gin Moss, Santana WAS WR Sat Mar 10 9:53:54 a.m. CT 2007  4.12 48. Crenshaw Gangbangers Betts, Ladell WAS RB Sat Mar 10 12:14:31 p.m. CT 2007 5.01 49. Crenshaw Gangbangers Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 2007 5.02 50. Cold Gin Norwood, Jerious ATL RB (R)  Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 2007  5.03 51. Big Boy McNabb, Donovan PHI QB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007 5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007  5.05 53. BIG FISH Owens, Terrell DAL WR Sat Mar 10 1:23:40 p.m. CT 2007 5.06 54. Big Ticket Burress, Plaxico NYG WR Sat Mar 10 1:33:43 p.m. CT 2007 5.07 55. Mercenaries Edwards, Braylon CLE WR Sat Mar 10 1:39:55 p.m. CT 2007 5.08 56. Colts Win Brown, Reggie PHI WR Sat Mar 10 11:05:33 p.m. CT 2007 5.09 57. Critical Mass Clayton, Mark BAL WR Sun Mar 11 7:25:22 a.m. CT 2007 5.10 58. Literally Possessed Bell, Tatum DEN RB Sun Mar 11 9:11:25 a.m. CT 2007 5.11 59. BIG FISH Bulger, Marc STL QB Sun Mar 11 11:04:05 a.m. CT 2007 5.12 60. Shake and Bake Jackson, Darrell SEA WR Sun Mar 11 11:04:05 a.m. CT 2007  6.01 61. Literally Possessed Marshall, Brandon DEN WR (R)  Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007 6.02 62. BIG FISH Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Sun Mar 11 12:55:48 p.m. CT 2007 6.03 63. Literally Possessed Chambers, Chris MIA WR Sun Mar 11 12:57:11 p.m. CT 2007 6.04 64. Critical Mass Ward, Hines PIT WR Sun Mar 11 1:07:02 p.m. CT 2007 6.05 65. Colts Win Cotchery, Jerricho NYJ WR Sun Mar 11 1:13:33 p.m. CT 2007 6.06 66. Mercenaries Stallworth, Donte' PHI WR Sun Mar 11 1:22:42 p.m. CT 2007 6.07 67. Big Ticket Brady, Tom NEP QB Sun Mar 11 1:41:36 p.m. CT 2007 6.08 68. Drunk, not Stupid Leinart, Matt ARI QB (R)  Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007 6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007  6.10 70. Big Boy Green, Ahman GBP RB Sun Mar 11 3:13:02 p.m. CT 2007 6.11 71. Cold Gin Davis, Vernon SFO TE (R)  Sun Mar 11 3:29:16 p.m. CT 2007 6.12 72. Crenshaw Gangbangers Cutler, Jay DEN QB (R)  Sun Mar 11 4:50:54 p.m. CT 2007 7.01 73. Crenshaw Gangbangers Jackson, Vincent SDC WR Sun Mar 11 5:01:09 p.m. CT 2007 7.02 74. Cold Gin Jones, Matt JAC WR Sun Mar 11 5:06:14 p.m. CT 2007 7.03 75. Big Boy Winslow, Kellen CLE TE Sun Mar 11 5:16:35 p.m. CT 2007 7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 7.05 77. Drunk, not Stupid Heap, Todd BAL TE Sun Mar 11 5:54:14 p.m. CT 2007 7.06 78. Big Ticket Berrian, Bernard CHI WR Sun Mar 11 5:54:14 p.m. CT 2007  7.07 79. Critical Mass Rivers, Philip SDC QB Sun Mar 11 6:08:25 p.m. CT 2007 7.08 80. Colts Win Henderson, Devery NOS WR Sun Mar 11 6:14:45 p.m. CT 2007 7.09 81. Mercenaries Shockey, Jeremy NYG TE Sun Mar 11 6:27:42 p.m. CT 2007 7.10 82. Shake and Bake Crumpler, Alge ATL TE Sun Mar 11 7:04:51 p.m. CT 2007 7.11 83. Drunk, not Stupid Holmes, Santonio PIT WR (R)  Sun Mar 11 9:37:39 p.m. CT 2007 7.12 84. Shake and Bake Coles, Laveranues NYJ WR Mon Mar 12 4:24:20 a.m. CT 2007 8.01 85. Shake and Bake Roethlisberger, Ben PIT QB Mon Mar 12 7:29:24 a.m. CT 2007 8.02 86. BIG FISH Lewis, Jamal BAL RB Mon Mar 12 10:06:41 a.m. CT 2007 8.03 87. Literally Possessed Romo, Tony DAL QB Mon Mar 12 10:12:48 a.m. CT 2007 8.04 88. Mercenaries Manning, Eli NYG QB Mon Mar 12 10:12:48 a.m. CT 2007  8.05 89. Colts Win Cooley, Chris WAS TE Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 2007 8.06 90. Critical Mass Gonzalez, Tony KCC TE Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 2007  8.07 91. Big Ticket Jennings, Greg GBP WR (R)  Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 2007  8.08 92. Drunk, not Stupid Perry, Chris CIN RB Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007  8.10 94. Big Boy Henry, Chris CIN WR Mon Mar 12 12:07:55 p.m. CT 2007 8.11 95. Cold Gin Droughns, Reuben CLE RB Mon Mar 12 3:27:24 p.m. CT 2007 8.12 96. Crenshaw Gangbangers Hackett, D.J. SEA WR Mon Mar 12 7:56:08 p.m. CT 2007 9.01 97. Crenshaw Gangbangers Taylor, Fred JAC RB Mon Mar 12 8:05:16 p.m. CT 2007 9.02 98. Cold Gin Hasselbeck, Matt SEA QB Mon Mar 12 10:42:35 p.m. CT 2007 9.03 99. Big Boy Curry, Ronald OAK WR Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007 9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007  9.05 101. Drunk, not Stupid Jones, Brandon TEN WR Tue Mar 13 9:39:11 a.m. CT 2007 9.06 102. Big Ticket Curtis, Kevin STL WR Tue Mar 13 9:39:11 a.m. CT 2007  9.07 103. Critical Mass Morency, Vernand GBP RB Tue Mar 13 12:15:29 p.m. CT 2007 9.08 104. Colts Win Branch, Deion SEA WR Tue Mar 13 12:15:54 p.m. CT 2007 9.09 105. Mercenaries Smith, L.J. PHI TE Tue Mar 13 12:20:02 p.m. CT 2007 9.10 106. Literally Possessed Washington, Leon NYJ RB (R)  Tue Mar 13 12:20:43 p.m. CT 2007 9.11 107. BIG FISH Rhodes, Dominic IND RB Tue Mar 13 12:35:49 p.m. CT 2007 9.12 108. Shake and Bake Watson, Ben NEP TE Tue Mar 13 12:36:42 p.m. CT 2007

 

[perry147]

2.05 17. Colts Win Henry, Travis ?????????????????

A little early?

 

[Will]

2.05 17. Colts Win Henry, Travis ?????????????????A little early?

before Alexander at 2.08 no less.

 

[perry147]

Easier to read

Pick Ovr Selection Date/Time Comments1.01 1. Tomlinson, Ladainian SDC RB Fri Mar 9 9:35:16 a.m. CT 20071.02 2. Jackson, Steven STL RB Fri Mar 9 9:35:16 a.m. CT 2007 1.03 3. Johnson, Larry KCC RB Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 20071.04 4. Bush, Reggie NOS RB ® Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 20071.05 5. Gore, Frank SFO RB Fri Mar 9 10:03:45 a.m. CT 20071.06 6. Brown, Ronnie MIA RB Fri Mar 9 10:09:47 a.m. CT 20071.07 7. Maroney, Laurence NEP RB ® Fri Mar 9 11:56:36 a.m. CT 20071.08 8. Parker, Willie PIT RB Fri Mar 9 12:23:19 p.m. CT 20071.09 9. Westbrook, Brian PHI RB Fri Mar 9 12:39:55 p.m. CT 20071.10 10. Addai, Joseph IND RB ® Fri Mar 9 12:40:50 p.m. CT 20071.11 11. Fitzgerald, Larry ARI WR Fri Mar 9 1:19:41 p.m. CT 20071.12 12. Portis, Clinton WAS RB Fri Mar 9 1:45:22 p.m. CT 20072.01 13. Johnson, Rudi CIN RB Fri Mar 9 2:01:22 p.m. CT 20072.02 14. Johnson, Chad CIN WR Fri Mar 9 2:04:42 p.m. CT 20072.03 15. Jones-Drew, Maurice JAC RB ® Fri Mar 9 2:06:02 p.m. CT 20072.04 16. Manning, Peyton IND QB Fri Mar 9 2:50:16 p.m. CT 20072.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20072.06 18. Palmer, Carson CIN QB Fri Mar 9 3:07:08 p.m. CT 20072.07 19. McGahee, Willis BUF RB Fri Mar 9 3:10:21 p.m. CT 20072.08 20. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 20072.09 21. Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 20072.10 22. Smith, Steve CAR WR Fri Mar 9 3:17:40 p.m. CT 20072.11 23. Williams, DeAngelo CAR RB ® Fri Mar 9 3:20:36 p.m. CT 20072.12 24. Benson, Cedric CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:21:46 p.m. CT 20073.01 25. Wayne, Reggie IND WR Fri Mar 9 3:38:40 p.m. CT 20073.02 26. Williams, Roy DET WR Fri Mar 9 3:40:10 p.m. CT 20073.03 27. Holt, Torry STL WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 20073.04 28. Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 20073.05 29. Johnson, Andre HOU WR Fri Mar 9 4:02:57 p.m. CT 20073.06 30. Williams, Carnell TBB RB Fri Mar 9 4:10:11 p.m. CT 20073.07 31. Colston, Marques NOS WR ® Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 20073.08 32. Taylor, Chester MIN RB Fri Mar 9 4:24:58 p.m. CT 20073.09 33. Jones, Kevin DET RB Fri Mar 9 4:30:31 p.m. CT 20073.10 34. Evans, Lee BUF WR Fri Mar 9 4:40:10 p.m. CT 20073.11 35. Walker, Javon DEN WR Fri Mar 9 4:53:49 p.m. CT 20073.12 36. Gates, Antonio SDC TE Fri Mar 9 7:20:53 p.m. CT 20074.01 37. Houshmandzadeh, T.J. CIN WR Fri Mar 9 7:24:14 p.m. CT 20074.02 38. White, LenDale TEN RB ® Fri Mar 9 9:30:52 p.m. CT 20074.03 39. Young, Vince TEN QB ® Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 20074.04 40. James, Edgerrin ARI RB Fri Mar 9 9:45:28 p.m. CT 20074.05 41. Brees, Drew NOS QB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 20074.06 42. Barber, Marion DAL RB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007 4.07 43. McAllister, Deuce NOS RB Fri Mar 9 10:54:50 p.m. CT 20074.08 44. Harrison, Marvin IND WR Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 20074.09 45. Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007 4.10 46. Turner, Michael SDC RB Sat Mar 10 9:53:54 a.m. CT 20074.11 47. Moss, Santana WAS WR Sat Mar 10 9:53:54 a.m. CT 2007 4.12 48. Betts, Ladell WAS RB Sat Mar 10 12:14:31 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20075.02 50. Norwood, Jerious ATL RB ® Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 2007 5.03 51. McNabb, Donovan PHI QB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 20075.04 52. Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007 5.05 53. Owens, Terrell DAL WR Sat Mar 10 1:23:40 p.m. CT 20075.06 54. Burress, Plaxico NYG WR Sat Mar 10 1:33:43 p.m. CT 20075.07 55. Edwards, Braylon CLE WR Sat Mar 10 1:39:55 p.m. CT 20075.08 56. Brown, Reggie PHI WR Sat Mar 10 11:05:33 p.m. CT 20075.09 57. Clayton, Mark BAL WR Sun Mar 11 7:25:22 a.m. CT 20075.10 58. Bell, Tatum DEN RB Sun Mar 11 9:11:25 a.m. CT 20075.11 59. Bulger, Marc STL QB Sun Mar 11 11:04:05 a.m. CT 20075.12 60. Jackson, Darrell SEA WR Sun Mar 11 11:04:05 a.m. CT 2007 6.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 20076.02 62. Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Sun Mar 11 12:55:48 p.m. CT 20076.03 63. Chambers, Chris MIA WR Sun Mar 11 12:57:11 p.m. CT 20076.04 64. Ward, Hines PIT WR Sun Mar 11 1:07:02 p.m. CT 20076.05 65. Cotchery, Jerricho NYJ WR Sun Mar 11 1:13:33 p.m. CT 20076.06 66. Stallworth, Donte' PHI WR Sun Mar 11 1:22:42 p.m. CT 20076.07 67. Brady, Tom NEP QB Sun Mar 11 1:41:36 p.m. CT 20076.08 68. Leinart, Matt ARI QB ® Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 20076.09 69. Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007 6.10 70. Green, Ahman GBP RB Sun Mar 11 3:13:02 p.m. CT 20076.11 71. Davis, Vernon SFO TE ® Sun Mar 11 3:29:16 p.m. CT 20076.12 72. Cutler, Jay DEN QB ® Sun Mar 11 4:50:54 p.m. CT 20077.01 73. Jackson, Vincent SDC WR Sun Mar 11 5:01:09 p.m. CT 20077.02 74. Jones, Matt JAC WR Sun Mar 11 5:06:14 p.m. CT 20077.03 75. Winslow, Kellen CLE TE Sun Mar 11 5:16:35 p.m. CT 20077.04 76. Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 20077.05 77. Heap, Todd BAL TE Sun Mar 11 5:54:14 p.m. CT 20077.06 78. Berrian, Bernard CHI WR Sun Mar 11 5:54:14 p.m. CT 2007 7.07 79. Rivers, Philip SDC QB Sun Mar 11 6:08:25 p.m. CT 20077.08 80. Henderson, Devery NOS WR Sun Mar 11 6:14:45 p.m. CT 20077.09 81. Shockey, Jeremy NYG TE Sun Mar 11 6:27:42 p.m. CT 20077.10 82. Crumpler, Alge ATL TE Sun Mar 11 7:04:51 p.m. CT 20077.11 83. Holmes, Santonio PIT WR ® Sun Mar 11 9:37:39 p.m. CT 20077.12 84. Coles, Laveranues NYJ WR Mon Mar 12 4:24:20 a.m. CT 20078.01 85. Roethlisberger, Ben PIT QB Mon Mar 12 7:29:24 a.m. CT 20078.02 86. Lewis, Jamal BAL RB Mon Mar 12 10:06:41 a.m. CT 20078.03 87. Romo, Tony DAL QB Mon Mar 12 10:12:48 a.m. CT 20078.04 88. Manning, Eli NYG QB Mon Mar 12 10:12:48 a.m. CT 2007 8.05 89. Cooley, Chris WAS TE Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 20078.06 90. Gonzalez, Tony KCC TE Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 2007 8.07 91. Jennings, Greg GBP WR ® Mon Mar 12 11:11:31 a.m. CT 2007 8.08 92. Perry, Chris CIN RB Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 20078.09 93. Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007 8.10 94. Henry, Chris CIN WR Mon Mar 12 12:07:55 p.m. CT 20078.11 95. Droughns, Reuben CLE RB Mon Mar 12 3:27:24 p.m. CT 20078.12 96. Hackett, D.J. SEA WR Mon Mar 12 7:56:08 p.m. CT 20079.01 97. Taylor, Fred JAC RB Mon Mar 12 8:05:16 p.m. CT 20079.02 98. Hasselbeck, Matt SEA QB Mon Mar 12 10:42:35 p.m. CT 20079.03 99. Curry, Ronald OAK WR Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 20079.04 100. Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007 9.05 101. Jones, Brandon TEN WR Tue Mar 13 9:39:11 a.m. CT 20079.06 102. Curtis, Kevin STL WR Tue Mar 13 9:39:11 a.m. CT 2007 9.07 103. Morency, Vernand GBP RB Tue Mar 13 12:15:29 p.m. CT 20079.08 104. Branch, Deion SEA WR Tue Mar 13 12:15:54 p.m. CT 20079.09 105. Smith, L.J. PHI TE Tue Mar 13 12:20:02 p.m. CT 20079.10 106. Washington, Leon NYJ RB ® Tue Mar 13 12:20:43 p.m. CT 20079.11 107. Rhodes, Dominic IND RB Tue Mar 13 12:35:49 p.m. CT 20079.12 108. Watson, Ben NEP TE Tue Mar 13 12:36:42 p.m. CT 2007

 

[perry147]

Was this a serious draft?

I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

 

[Challenge Everything]

What were some of "Drunk, not Stupid's" trades? What rookie picks does he have?

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

This is a new Dynasty start up draft, PPR, vets only. Rookie draft to follow the NFL draft.Thought some might have one coming up and be interested. this is the first 9 rounds, I can post more if anyone is actually interested.Youth was definitely the flavor here...

4.06 42. Critical Mass Barber, Marion DAL RB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007

MB3 = SOD.

 

[Duke1948]

6.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007

what has this guy done? don't doubt that he has some talent but ........

 

[Will]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Yup, we're serious. This is the initial vet draft. We will hold a rookie draft after the NFL has theirs.

 

[Will]

What were some of "Drunk, not Stupid's" trades? What rookie picks does he have?

Thats's me I have rookie picks 1.02, 1.08, 2.02 and 2.08.

 

[coolnerd]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

 

[Will]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

Probably all of mine I don't know that I think any of these picks are horrible but I do think they are a little off from what I was expecting. There were some reaches but we all know that in a dynasty this may be the only chance you will have to aquire a certain player. You like a guy, you probably have to reach a bit. Or risk losing him and ending up with a safer guy you don't like as much. Risk/reward thing I guess.As i said, I was not expecting some players to go as high, and then of course that means others fall. I just thought it might be interesting for people to see what this 12 guys felt about it...

 

[perry147]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

IMHOThese 6 were early.2.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20072.09 21. Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.07 31. Colston, Marques NOS WR ® Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 20074.03 39. Young, Vince TEN QB ® Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20076.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007Late:2.08 20. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007

 

[perry147]

Let me soften my comment "horrible" is a harsh word - I will say I would have chosen differently.

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007  5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007  6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007  7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007  9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007

QB - VickRBs - Reggie Bush, TJones, JJones, BJacobsWRs - Boldin, Driver, BennettTE - WittenMy early pick for best team.

 

[Fullback Fro]

This is the 2nd New Dynasty Draft where V.Young goes off as the #3 QB.

 

[Keg]

3.10 34. Evans, Lee BUF WR Fri Mar 9 4:40:10 p.m. CT 2007

3.11 35. Walker, Javon DEN WR Fri Mar 9 4:53:49 p.m. CT 2007

 

[Dr. Evil]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.

The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

 

[perry147]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

IMHOThese 6 were early.2.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20072.09 21. Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.07 31. Colston, Marques NOS WR ® Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 20074.03 39. Young, Vince TEN QB ® Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20076.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007Late:2.08 20. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007

I agree on Randy Moss and Brandon Marshall, but the rest are legitimate where they were drafted. Travis Henry and Thomas Jones should be good for two to three years. Colston has risk, but he did set the world on fire last year. I might draft differently, but the draft seems pretty tight overall. Nothing wildly stupid or crazy.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

This really depends on the size of the rosters and how good your opposition is. The leagues I am in, QB's and TE's are the only types that seem to be available on the waiver. Every team is circling for an opportunity to grab a WR or RB off waivers.

 

[perry147]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

IMHOThese 6 were early.2.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20072.09 21. Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.07 31. Colston, Marques NOS WR ® Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 20074.03 39. Young, Vince TEN QB ® Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20076.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007Late:2.08 20. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007

I agree on Randy Moss and Brandon Marshall, but the rest are legitimate where they were drafted. Travis Henry and Thomas Jones should be good for two to three years. Colston has risk, but he did set the world on fire last year. I might draft differently, but the draft seems pretty tight overall. Nothing wildly stupid or crazy.

Young was drafted with ML still available.Travis Henry is playing for Denver which means if he fumbles one time or wears the wrong color socks on Tuesday he might be riding the bench that week because of Skeletor.Thomas Jones - If he was so good why did Arizona, Tampa and then Chicago let him go? I think his success had more to do with the Bears OL than his ability as a RB - also 29 years old when the season starts. Marques Colston - A guy has one good year and you want to draft him in a dynasty in the third round when other qualified vets are available.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Young was drafted with ML still available.

Travis Henry is playing for Denver which means if he fumbles one time or wears the wrong color socks on Tuesday he might be riding the bench that week because of Skeletor.

Thomas Jones - If he was so good why did Arizona, Tampa and then Chicago let him go? I think his success had more to do with the Bears OL than his ability as a RB - also 29 years old when the season starts.

Marques Colston - A guy has one good year and you want to draft him in a dynasty in the third round when other qualified vets are available.

I'm not sure who ML is, but Young looks scary good. I'm not saying that is where I would draft him, since I tend to wait on QB's, but he is legitimate if you are looking at upside and trying to hit a homerun.

I don't like Travis Henry, but he is starting on Denver. RB choices start to run thin in the mid-second round.

Thomas Jones looked great in Chicago and Tampa. He broke my heart in Arizona. I like his receiving ability and the offense he will be playing in.

Colston is all about upside. If he hits this next year, he is a steal in the third round. I would have drafted him early fourth round, but nothing way off from where he went.

 

[Warpig]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007  5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007  6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007  7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007  9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007

QB - VickRBs - Reggie Bush, TJones, JJones, BJacobsWRs - Boldin, Driver, BennettTE - WittenMy early pick for best team.

Posts like this make me glad I am in a league with you.

 

[Will]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

That's me, I was planning to go RB heavy before the draft but when Brown and Bush and Westy went I didn't like the options left. Rather than reach for a RB I didn't like I grabbed Fitz. 24 year old Fitz I might add. He could be top 10 long after this league has folded...I am not a true believer in MJD yet. He looked great last year, but I would need to see him prove a bit more before I bet my dynasty future on him. I almost went Alexander but then said screw it, let's take a shot. I was hoping for a RB to fall to me at 3.11/4.02 but it didn't happen so I went BPA again, I like Walker, think he'll be solid. I reached for Lendale, felt I had to get a RB there. There were safer options but I went for the fence. I draft 1.02 in the rookie draft so chances are I add Lynch, then I draft 1.08 where I'll be looking to add Irons/Bush/Jackson/Pittman etc. Whoever falls. I know it's risky but I locked up my WRs and my TEs, I took a gamble at QB and I'll need to get lucky at RB but if it happens I look good for a few years, if not, I try for another RB or 2 next year...

 

[AKA]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007  5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007  6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007  7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007  9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007

QB - VickRBs - Reggie Bush, TJones, JJones, BJacobsWRs - Boldin, Driver, BennettTE - WittenMy early pick for best team.

Posts like this make me glad I am in a league with you.

I thought he was using

 

[Fullback Fro]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

I like BIG FISH's first 6 picks, but I wish they would have grabbed Gonzo instead of Lewis.

 

[AKA]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments

1.05 5. BIG FISH Gore, Frank SFO RB Fri Mar 9 10:03:45 a.m. CT 2007

2.08 20. BIG FISH Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007

3.05 29. BIG FISH Johnson, Andre HOU WR Fri Mar 9 4:02:57 p.m. CT 2007

4.08 44. BIG FISH Harrison, Marvin IND WR Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007

5.05 53. BIG FISH Owens, Terrell DAL WR Sat Mar 10 1:23:40 p.m. CT 2007

5.11 59. BIG FISH Bulger, Marc STL QB Sun Mar 11 11:04:05 a.m. CT 2007

6.02 62. BIG FISH Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Sun Mar 11 12:55:48 p.m. CT 2007

8.02 86. BIG FISH Lewis, Jamal BAL RB Mon Mar 12 10:06:41 a.m. CT 2007

9.11 107. BIG FISH Rhodes, Dominic IND RB Tue Mar 13 12:35:49 p.m. CT 2007

Big Fish is the one to beat.......just sayin'

 

[LBH]

I like the first four rounds of Literally posesed's draft. Built for the present and beyond

 

[coolnerd]

Was this a serious draft?I can see about 6 picks that are just horrible.

Just for the purpose of discussion which six picks were horrible

IMHOThese 6 were early.2.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20072.09 21. Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.07 31. Colston, Marques NOS WR ® Fri Mar 9 4:11:24 p.m. CT 20074.03 39. Young, Vince TEN QB ® Fri Mar 9 9:33:11 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20076.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007Late:2.08 20. Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007

I put Henry/Jones in the category of being on the high end of thier value, but if an owner gets RB paranoia he will make that selection. Randy Moss is a boom or bust risk, but if he has his head straight and some sort of health (neither monir issues) he is still capable being a top 5 WR, so I am ok there.Young probably a little early, but if you are in love with him do you risk him coming back at 5.10.Colston is not a safe pick there, but I don't think it unreasonable.Marshall appears to be a couple of rounds too high.Honestly, I think Alexander is good value at that spot. I only really try to think two maybe three years at RB and he is still capable of RB1 performance at RB2 price for a couple of years.

 

[perry147]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

Please expound to us this logical error.Even in PPR scoring the number of WRs with significant playing time is far greater than the number of RBs with significant playing time.

 

[Fullback Fro]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

Please expound to us this logical error.Even in PPR scoring the number of WRs with significant playing time is far greater than the number of RBs with significant playing time.

I've found the RB's get hurt more than WR's so there is more turnover and more guys coming from nowhere every year that get their chance to step in and get touches. The list goes on and on. I'm sure you can come up with names that fit this but if you need me to I will. Also there are a number of 3rd down backs and fullbacks that get receptions and an occasional TD that can be picked up and played for one week. Mike Sellars, Cecil Sapp, Richie Anderson, Patrick PassThese guys to me are more available/reliable than the WR's that are available for a one game play in a Dynstay format where any and all prosepects that have a legitimate shot for playing time or development are rostered by owners looking for the sure thing.

 

[perry147]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.

The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

Please expound to us this logical error.Even in PPR scoring the number of WRs with significant playing time is far greater than the number of RBs with significant playing time.

I've found the RB's get hurt more than WR's so there is more turnover and more guys coming from nowhere every year that get their chance to step in and get touches. The list goes on and on. I'm sure you can come up with names that fit this but if you need me to I will. Also there are a number of 3rd down backs and fullbacks that get receptions and an occasional TD that can be picked up and played for one week.

Mike Sellars, Cecil Sapp, Richie Anderson, Patrick Pass

These guys to me are more available/reliable than the WR's that are available for a one game play in a Dynstay format where any and all prosepects that have a legitimate shot for playing time or development are rostered by owners looking for the sure thing.

I have found the opposite is true. Many times there are new WRs getting chances for additional playing time than RB's since very few teams run a basic offense with more than one RB on the field at the same time. (FB excluded). The case seems to be that three WRs sets are the norm.

 

[Fullback Fro]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.

The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

Please expound to us this logical error.Even in PPR scoring the number of WRs with significant playing time is far greater than the number of RBs with significant playing time.

I've found the RB's get hurt more than WR's so there is more turnover and more guys coming from nowhere every year that get their chance to step in and get touches. The list goes on and on. I'm sure you can come up with names that fit this but if you need me to I will. Also there are a number of 3rd down backs and fullbacks that get receptions and an occasional TD that can be picked up and played for one week.

Mike Sellars, Cecil Sapp, Richie Anderson, Patrick Pass

These guys to me are more available/reliable than the WR's that are available for a one game play in a Dynstay format where any and all prosepects that have a legitimate shot for playing time or development are rostered by owners looking for the sure thing.

I have found the opposite is true. Many times there are new WRs getting chances for additional playing time than RB's since very few teams run a basic offense with more than one RB on the field at the same time. (FB excluded). The case seems to be that three WRs sets are the norm.

I guess we play in different size dynsaty leagues then b/c in my leagues there are lat least 3 WR's from every team owned and 4 in most cases.

 

[djb916420]

no love.....

fish

drunk

BB

 

[perry147]

Drunk Not Stupid drafted a little off the normal path, but very well. I would have taken Jones-Drew in the 2nd round, instead of Chad Johnson, but otherwise nice. The upside with the WR's early is that you have set that position for years to come. WR's have greater longevity than RB's.

The PPR rule equalizes the RB's points with the WR points to a great extent. The best RB's tend to score more than the best WR's, but there is a quicker drop-off in the RB's than there is in the WR's. The downside on the WR's is the variation in scoring from one week to the next. RB's tend to score more toward the mean every week, while WR's run hot and cold.

But it is easier to pick up an WR during the season that you can start than pick up a RB since most teams run 3 WR sets.

In most dynasty formats this is incorrect logic esp in ppr.

Please expound to us this logical error.Even in PPR scoring the number of WRs with significant playing time is far greater than the number of RBs with significant playing time.

I've found the RB's get hurt more than WR's so there is more turnover and more guys coming from nowhere every year that get their chance to step in and get touches. The list goes on and on. I'm sure you can come up with names that fit this but if you need me to I will. Also there are a number of 3rd down backs and fullbacks that get receptions and an occasional TD that can be picked up and played for one week.

Mike Sellars, Cecil Sapp, Richie Anderson, Patrick Pass

These guys to me are more available/reliable than the WR's that are available for a one game play in a Dynstay format where any and all prosepects that have a legitimate shot for playing time or development are rostered by owners looking for the sure thing.

I have found the opposite is true. Many times there are new WRs getting chances for additional playing time than RB's since very few teams run a basic offense with more than one RB on the field at the same time. (FB excluded). The case seems to be that three WRs sets are the norm.

I guess we play in different size dynsaty leagues then b/c in my leagues there are lat least 3 WR's from every team owned and 4 in most cases.

Maybe.12 team dynasty 25 player roosters - PPR (1/2 for RB, 1 for WE/TE)

Standard scoring otherwise.

 

[Ned]

ned no likey.

Pick Ovr Selection Date/Time Comments1.06 6. Brown, Ronnie MIA RB Fri Mar 9 10:09:47 a.m. CT 20071.10 10. Addai, Joseph IND RB ® Fri Mar 9 12:40:50 p.m. CT 20072.05 17. Henry, Travis TEN RB Fri Mar 9 3:05:12 p.m. CT 20074.12 48. Betts, Ladell WAS RB Sat Mar 10 12:14:31 p.m. CT 20075.01 49. Moss, Randy OAK WR Sat Mar 10 12:48:38 p.m. CT 20076.01 61. Marshall, Brandon DEN WR ® Sun Mar 11 12:39:00 p.m. CT 2007

ned like very much.

Pick Ovr Selection Date/Time Comments1.09 9. Westbrook, Brian PHI RB Fri Mar 9 12:39:55 p.m. CT 20072.01 13. Johnson, Rudi CIN RB Fri Mar 9 2:01:22 p.m. CT 20072.04 16. Manning, Peyton IND QB Fri Mar 9 2:50:16 p.m. CT 20072.10 22. Smith, Steve CAR WR Fri Mar 9 3:17:40 p.m. CT 2007 4.06 42. Barber, Marion DAL RB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007 7.11 83. Holmes, Santonio PIT WR ® Sun Mar 11 9:37:39 p.m. CT 2007

 

[ThePittbully]

I like BIG FISH's first 6 picks, but I wish they would have grabbed Gonzo instead of Lewis.

I was thinking the same thing but I was gonna say first five. He definitely should have grabbed himself one of the top tier TE's in the 6th or 7th. I dont like his team for the future but for this year he looks good. Mostly because he got Alexander late in the second. On that not I thought Shaun was picked pretty late, and that is coming from someone who just unloaded him in dynasty. I also thought Ronnie Brown was a little early, personally I would NEVER have taken him over Maroney or Westbrook for that matter and I'm not even a Westbrook fan but maybe thats just me

 

[cstu]

This is a new Dynasty start up draft, PPR, vets only. Rookie draft to follow the NFL draft.Thought some might have one coming up and be interested. this is the first 9 rounds, I can post more if anyone is actually interested.Youth was definitely the flavor here...

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.05 5. BIG FISH Gore, Frank SFO RB Fri Mar 9 10:03:45 a.m. CT 2007 2.08 20. BIG FISH Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.05 29. BIG FISH Johnson, Andre HOU WR Fri Mar 9 4:02:57 p.m. CT 2007  4.08 44. BIG FISH Harrison, Marvin IND WR Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007 5.05 53. BIG FISH Owens, Terrell DAL WR Sat Mar 10 1:23:40 p.m. CT 2007 6.02 62. BIG FISH Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Sun Mar 11 12:55:48 p.m. CT 2007 8.02 86. BIG FISH Lewis, Jamal BAL RB Mon Mar 12 10:06:41 a.m. CT 2007 9.11 107. BIG FISH Rhodes, Dominic IND RB Tue Mar 13 12:35:49 p.m. CT 2007

That's a win now team.

 

[cstu]

I like BIG FISH's first 6 picks, but I wish they would have grabbed Gonzo instead of Lewis.

I was thinking the same thing but I was gonna say first five. He definitely should have grabbed himself one of the top tier TE's in the 6th or 7th. I dont like his team for the future but for this year he looks good. Mostly because he got Alexander late in the second. On that not I thought Shaun was picked pretty late, and that is coming from someone who just unloaded him in dynasty. I also thought Ronnie Brown was a little early, personally I would NEVER have taken him over Maroney or Westbrook for that matter and I'm not even a Westbrook fan but maybe thats just me

I liked everything up to Rhodes, which I thought was overkill at RB and should have been a TE or QB. I didn't mind Lewis since RB's always have value, but I would have gone with Gonzo or Hasselbeck.

 

[Yitbos69]

This is a new Dynasty start up draft, PPR, vets only. Rookie draft to follow the NFL draft.Thought some might have one coming up and be interested. this is the first 9 rounds, I can post more if anyone is actually interested.Youth was definitely the flavor here...

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.05 5. BIG FISH Gore, Frank SFO RB Fri Mar 9 10:03:45 a.m. CT 2007 2.08 20. BIG FISH Alexander, Shaun SEA RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.05 29. BIG FISH Johnson, Andre HOU WR Fri Mar 9 4:02:57 p.m. CT 2007  4.08 44. BIG FISH Harrison, Marvin IND WR Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007 5.05 53. BIG FISH Owens, Terrell DAL WR Sat Mar 10 1:23:40 p.m. CT 2007 6.02 62. BIG FISH Jordan, Lamont OAK RB Sun Mar 11 12:55:48 p.m. CT 2007 8.02 86. BIG FISH Lewis, Jamal BAL RB Mon Mar 12 10:06:41 a.m. CT 2007 9.11 107. BIG FISH Rhodes, Dominic IND RB Tue Mar 13 12:35:49 p.m. CT 2007

That's a win now team.

I would have liked to go younger but the value kept dropping to me with older player.I like all my picks until Rhodes also(I just wanted to lock up that powerhouse Oaktown backfield).here are my 10th and 11th round picksMcMichael, Randy MIA TE 10.08 Williams, Reggie JAC WR 11.05 Start 1QB 2RB 3WR 1TE 1Def 1K 1flex RB/WR/TE.....1 PPR

 

[jwb]

This is the 2nd New Dynasty Draft where V.Young goes off as the #3 QB.

as the guy who drafted him at 4.03 (Literally Possessed), I'll explain:I didn't pick again until 5.10. I wanted VY as my franchise QB. I like the guy. I was pretty sure he would not be there at 5.10. Did I overpay? Perhaps. Am I happy about it? You bet. I also took Brandon Marshall in the 6th. I had just made a trade for that pick (essentially traded the rookie 1.3 for Gates and that pick, although we moved a bit on later picks too.) I felt that since I gave up a shot at a promising receiver in C Johnson, I took another one. I liked that rookie - rookie chemestry he seemed to have with Cutler. Cutler will be there a long time. So will B Marshall. I very much doubt I will regret this pick.Were there better on the board? Yup. Again, am I happy about it? Yup. And to answer the inevitable "can I join your league" - nope.

 

[jwb]

I like the first four rounds of Literally posesed's draft. Built for the present and beyond

Thanks! I tried to get the best of both present and future value. It meant passing on guys like SA at 2.03 and taking MJD instead, but I'm happy with it. I ended up making a mistake and paying for it, though. I wanted Cotchery in the 6th. I should have drafted Cotchery in the 6th. I really like him, plus I am a Jets homer (which tends to cloud my vision at times.)But do I draft Cotch? Nope, at the last second, I said "don't let the homer thing cloud your vision" and I choose Chris Chambers. Lots of guys will say I did better. But I hated it. Hated it. Hated it. Wanted a mulligan right away. I was pissed. You ever do that? It sucks, doesn't it? I fixed it, though. Ended up trading CC and Evans for Reggie Brown (who I really like) and Cotch. Kinda got the short end of that stick (a little - I think Brown will have a very nice year, and I'm not sold on that Buffalo QB situation), but I'll sleep better. I love this hobby. I really do.

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R) Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007 5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007 6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007 7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007 9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007

QB - VickRBs - Reggie Bush, TJones, JJones, BJacobs

WRs - Boldin, Driver, Bennett

TE - Witten

My early pick for best team.

Posts like this make me glad I am in a league with you.

Right back atcha.

 

[Jeff Pasquino]

Pick Ovr Franchise Selection Date/Time Comments 1.04 4. STEEL CURTAIN Bush, Reggie NOS RB (R)  Fri Mar 9 9:42:04 a.m. CT 2007 2.09 21. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Thomas CHI RB Fri Mar 9 3:12:07 p.m. CT 2007 3.04 28. STEEL CURTAIN Boldin, Anquan ARI WR Fri Mar 9 3:56:42 p.m. CT 2007 4.09 45. STEEL CURTAIN Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB Sat Mar 10 7:23:27 a.m. CT 2007  5.04 52. STEEL CURTAIN Jones, Julius DAL RB Sat Mar 10 1:17:51 p.m. CT 2007  6.09 69. STEEL CURTAIN Driver, Donald GBP WR Sun Mar 11 2:57:03 p.m. CT 2007  7.04 76. STEEL CURTAIN Vick, Michael ATL QB Sun Mar 11 5:20:32 p.m. CT 2007 8.09 93. STEEL CURTAIN Bennett, Drew TEN WR Mon Mar 12 11:43:07 a.m. CT 2007  9.04 100. STEEL CURTAIN Witten, Jason DAL TE Mon Mar 12 11:09:31 p.m. CT 2007

QB - VickRBs - Reggie Bush, TJones, JJones, BJacobsWRs - Boldin, Driver, BennettTE - WittenMy early pick for best team.

Posts like this make me glad I am in a league with you.

I thought he was using

I liked the team.

 

[Sigmund Bloom]

I also took Brandon Marshall in the 6th. I had just made a trade for that pick (essentially traded the rookie 1.3 for Gates and that pick, although we moved a bit on later picks too.) I felt that since I gave up a shot at a promising receiver in C Johnson, I took another one. I liked that rookie - rookie chemestry he seemed to have with Cutler. Cutler will be there a long time. So will B Marshall. I very much doubt I will regret this pick.

That makes two of us.P.S. EEEEEE

 

[BigJim®]

Crenshaw Gangbangers totally had me:

LaDanian Tomlinson

Peyton Manning

Reggie Wayne

And then totally lost me:

Ladell Betts

Randy Moss

Jake Cutler

Vincent Jackson

I don't mind grabbing Manning in the 2nd, but when L.Betts becomes your #2 RB, you don't have the flexibility to reach for a 2nd QB.

 

[Will]

I didn't pick again until 5.10. I wanted VY as my franchise QB. I like the guy. I was pretty sure he would not be there at 5.10. Did I overpay? Perhaps. Am I happy about it? You bet. I also took Brandon Marshall in the 6th. I had just made a trade for that pick (essentially traded the rookie 1.3 for Gates and that pick, although we moved a bit on later picks too.) I felt that since I gave up a shot at a promising receiver in C Johnson, I took another one. I liked that rookie - rookie chemestry he seemed to have with Cutler. Cutler will be there a long time. So will B Marshall. I very much doubt I will regret this pick.Were there better on the board? Yup. Again, am I happy about it? Yup. And to answer the inevitable "can I join your league" - nope.

I can't agree more with this. It's easy to sit back and critique a draft you have nothing invested in. But when you are drafting, and there is a guy you want, you have to ask yourself; 'Will he be there when I pick again?'If the answer is maybe, you have a big decision to make. If the player you are after turns out to be a star the 'cost' of reaching for him in a draft will be a lot cheaper than aquiring him from another owner after he explodes.Personally, I have a lot of respect for people that legitimately reach for a player they truly believe in. Takes a lot more guts to do that than to read off the next name on a cheat sheet. And I can tell you from personal experience that it's a great feeling watching a player you reached on earn that spot.

 

[EBF]

Pick Ovr Selection Date/Time Comments1.09 9. Westbrook, Brian PHI RB Fri Mar 9 12:39:55 p.m. CT 20072.01 13. Johnson, Rudi CIN RB Fri Mar 9 2:01:22 p.m. CT 20072.04 16. Manning, Peyton IND QB Fri Mar 9 2:50:16 p.m. CT 20072.10 22. Smith, Steve CAR WR Fri Mar 9 3:17:40 p.m. CT 2007 4.06 42. Barber, Marion DAL RB Fri Mar 9 9:57:12 p.m. CT 2007 7.11 83. Holmes, Santonio PIT WR ® Sun Mar 11 9:37:39 p.m. CT 2007

Real solid squad there. He'll have to add some WRs, but he's off to a good start. The first four picks are proven stars. I personally would have had a little trouble taking Barber that high, but he has the potential to justify it if he ever becomes a starter. The presence of Rudi and Westbrook on the roster means he can probably afford to be patient. Holmes is looking like a quality value this year.