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**Official 4th Pick Thread** (1 Viewer)

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I started writing this a couple weeks ago:

In response to another thread, and given that I am looking at this spot for my August draft, I figured I would start a thread with the possibilities for the #4 spot in a PPR 12 team redraft league.

After mocking for a few weeks, reading what seems like a ton of FBG information and articles, I am starting to hash out a strategy and come up with ideas for this spot. As someone noted, the fourth spot isn't bad (might be ideal, actually?) and holds great promise. I anticipate that one of the big four will remain, either MJD or Rice. The more I mock, the more I become convinced that it will be Rice that falls into the 4th spot. When the draft snakes back around, I am looking for the best remaining WR in the second round. The five WRs that I have seen most are Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston. Of course, Sidney Rice and De. Jackson are generally there as well. I have waffled a bit on this, and still do, but most often select either Brandon Marshall or White. Austin would then be next, with Jennings and Colston the goal for the next, 3rd round. Of course, these vary, and White and Marshall are the most likely to disappear before I even pick in the second.

I have, at this point, gone with RB-WR-WR for the first three rounds:

Rice (or whomever is left from the big 4; my league always has curveballs)

White/Marshall (beginning to think these guys might not even be there, and DeAngelo might be)

Jennings/Colston (Colston more likely here, especially in PPR)

In the fourth round I have most often been able to pick from the elite TEs, Jahvid Best, Stewart, Forte, both Steve Smiths, et al. I have been, over the last few days become more enamored with J. Best despite the health concerns. Stewart, to me, is a great lottery ticket, and tempting, as is Gates.

 
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The problem with the RBs available in the 4th is that they will all be some sort of lottery ticket. If Gates is still there at #45 overall, I would be sorely tempted. There is the added chance that you will kick off a TE run, making it more likely that the same RBs will be there for you in the 5th.

 
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I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there.

I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.

 
kevzilla said:
The problem with the RBs available in the 4th is that they will all be some sort of lottery ticket. If Gates is still there at #45 overall, I would be sorely tempted. There is the added chance that you will kick off a TE run, making it more likely that the same RBs will be there for you in the 5th.
I would likely take Gates there. I really like having a top TE in a TE mandatory, PPR league. If my draft unfolds like this: RB WR WR TE, then I usually then load up on some RBs the next two to three rounds. And yes, runs usually happen, it's not a "shark" league per se, so some of those RBs may make it back.
Hug dog said:
I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there. I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.
Flexibility is necessary in the 4th hole, as you allude to, because those WRs are probably going to be gone. I might entertain a top 3 QB if still there, or gladly take Grant if there. If the draft unfolded RB RB WR, I would likely have to move on another RB or that top TE again. Again, I would load up on WRs for the next two to three rounds and stick the strategy of taking a QB late (which I usually do while I build up a nice core of RBs WRs and a good TE). Has anyone had a real draft from the 4 hole yet? Wondering what the results look like...
 
Hug dog said:
I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there. I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.
I have the 4th pick as well this year and have considered taking Romo over whats left at WR and RB in the 3rd. Would it be too early to take Romo?
 
Hug dog said:
I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there. I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.
I have the 4th pick as well this year and have considered taking Romo over whats left at WR and RB in the 3rd. Would it be too early to take Romo?
Yes, it would be early as I plan on taking him with the 5th pick of round 3. :pics:
 
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Hug dog said:
I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there. I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.
I have the 4th pick as well this year and have considered taking Romo over whats left at WR and RB in the 3rd. Would it be too early to take Romo?
Yes, it would be early as I plan on taking him with the 5th pick of round 3. :thumbup:
Depending on who remains, Romo is my target for QB in the third round. Starting Rb wr qb then would give a bit of flexibility in terms of best player available. If I went that route, id be less likely to take TE in round 4. Anyone feel this way?
 
Hug dog said:
I do like your thinking. The only difference is that After going RB, WR, there is a chance that Marshall, White, Austin, Jennings, Colston and De. Jackson are all gone in the 3rd so you might have to pick the best available which could be Grant/ Charles/ or Thomas at Rb. Then hope that a decent WR falls to you in the 4th or go TE there.

I have been doing plenty of mocks and it seems to change allot.
I have the 4th pick as well this year and have considered taking Romo over whats left at WR and RB in the 3rd. Would it be too early to take Romo?
Yes, it would be early as I plan on taking him with the 5th pick of round 3. :lmao:
Depending on who remains, Romo is my target for QB in the third round. Starting Rb wr qb then would give a bit of flexibility in terms of best player available. If I went that route, id be less likely to take TE in round 4. Anyone feel this way?
Definitely! I don't remember where I read it (Perfect Draft article maybe) but the advice was you are OK to take a QB or a TE early if the value dictates the pick, but don't take both positions early as it will leave you too thin at RB/WR. That makes sense to me.
 
I had the 4 spot and have already drafted. My league has 10 teams, not 12; and this draft was the first year of a start-up keeper league - so some of my later round picks were definately made with potential keeper value next year in mind. But here's what I ended up with, just in case it can be of value to you. I found that overall, quarterbacks went a lot later in our draft than they did in any of the mock drafts I did beforehand. All of my mock drafts had me wanting to take Romo in the 3rd round, even in a 10 man league. I guess my advice would be to make sure you do a good amount of advance thinking about who you'll take in the 3rd/4th rounds if quarterbacks don't start going as early as you're expecting them to. I wasn't prepared for it, but it seems to have worked out well anyway.

1. Ray Rice

2. Reggie Wayne

3. Ryan Grant

4. Desean Jackson

5. Tony Romo

6. Marion Barber

7. Antonio Gates

8. Hines Ward

9. Mike Sims-Walker

10. Reggie Bush

11. Malcolm Floyd

12. Montario Hardesty

13. Eli Manning

14. Donald Brown

15. Darren Sproles

16. Nate Kaeding

17. Devin Thomas

18. Darrius Heyward-Bey

19. Miami Dolphins D

20. Anthony Gonzalez

 
I'm in a similar situation 12 PPR 2 keeper league. I have MJD/White. I have the fourth pick this year. I imagine I'll have Colston, Jennings, J Charles, P Thomas, R Matthews, or B Wells available at #4 (due to all others being kept). My division has Peyton, Schaub, Rodgers in it, so if Romo is there at 4 (since hes the only top tier QB not being kept), I may have to go after him. Thoughts?

After Romo I would go Colston at WR or Matthews/Charles, Pierre at RB in that order I think.

I'm down on Forte, the guy cannot close at the goaline. Stewart would be a great RB2, then grab Gates on the flipside.

 
I had the 4 spot and have already drafted. My league has 10 teams, not 12; and this draft was the first year of a start-up keeper league - so some of my later round picks were definately made with potential keeper value next year in mind. But here's what I ended up with, just in case it can be of value to you. I found that overall, quarterbacks went a lot later in our draft than they did in any of the mock drafts I did beforehand. All of my mock drafts had me wanting to take Romo in the 3rd round, even in a 10 man league. I guess my advice would be to make sure you do a good amount of advance thinking about who you'll take in the 3rd/4th rounds if quarterbacks don't start going as early as you're expecting them to. I wasn't prepared for it, but it seems to have worked out well anyway.1. Ray Rice2. Reggie Wayne3. Ryan Grant4. Desean Jackson5. Tony Romo6. Marion Barber7. Antonio Gates8. Hines Ward9. Mike Sims-Walker10. Reggie Bush11. Malcolm Floyd12. Montario Hardesty13. Eli Manning14. Donald Brown15. Darren Sproles16. Nate Kaeding17. Devin Thomas18. Darrius Heyward-Bey19. Miami Dolphins D20. Anthony Gonzalez
Holy crap! Well done!
 
I have the 4th overall pick this season in a 12 team non-ppr league and I'm seriously considering taking Frank Gore. When I'm mocking I like my team better when I go RB-WR-WR-RB instead of RB-WR-RB-WR.

 
I have the 4th overall pick this season in a 12 team non-ppr league and I'm seriously considering taking Frank Gore. When I'm mocking I like my team better when I go RB-WR-WR-RB instead of RB-WR-RB-WR.
I like your idea of RB-WR-WR-RB.But, you really like Gore over Rice or Turner?
 
Facinating thread with some great thoughts so far....

I'm going to be the contrarian however. I've done about 47,000 mock drafts from this position and I'm thoroughly convinced that the best route to take is Andre Johnson at #4. Some of you might think I'm nuts but there are only 8 TRUE #1 WR's in my eyes. Of course this is one man's opinion but in a PPR league you simply must have one of the following:

AJ

Moss

Fitz

Calvin

Wayne

Roddy White

Marshall

Austin

I know some of you will argue for Jackson and Jennings to be included on this list but IMO those are optimal #2 WR's....I don't 100% trust them yet.

So with that said....I've been tracking my mocks and in every instance where I took an RB at #4 I was only able to get one of the 8 guys mentioned above about 20% of the time. Again this is a matter of personal opinion and risk tolerance but I'm not willing to ride on a 20% chance to get shunned out here.

I have the #3 pick and #4 pick in 2 different 12 team PPR leagues...and at this point I'm about 90% sure I'm going AJ in both those drafts. Going back to the mocks I've done....in the instances where I took AJ in the first I was still able to get someone like a Deangelo, Shonn Greene, or Ryan Grant over 50% of the time.

Bottom line...to me and based on what I've seen I'd rather anchor my team with AJ + Shonn Greene over MJD/Rice + Jennings.

I agree with the rest of the premise in this thread though. I'm still debating whether I should take a QB early in the 3rd or wait til the 6th round for someone like Cutler. I'm also debating on whether or not I should take a top flight TE in the 4th. That part I haven't fully figured out yet and would love to hear more thoughts from you guys.

 
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I have the 4th overall pick this season in a 12 team non-ppr league and I'm seriously considering taking Frank Gore. When I'm mocking I like my team better when I go RB-WR-WR-RB instead of RB-WR-RB-WR.
I like your idea of RB-WR-WR-RB.But, you really like Gore over Rice or Turner?
In non ppr would it be crazy to pass on Rice and take either Turner or Gore at 4?
I think Rice maybe a better player than Gore but I like Gore's schedule this season. 49ers play against the AFC West and 3 of those teams have horrid run defenses. The only thing that can stop Gore is himself.
 
The more I sit on this pick the more I like Gore over Rice. Am I nuts? I also don't think AJ is a bad pick but this is not how I would draft. I actually prefer Rice and Jennings as the start.

 
The more I sit on this pick the more I like Gore over Rice. Am I nuts? I also don't think AJ is a bad pick but this is not how I would draft. I actually prefer Rice and Jennings as the start.
So you really think Westy is gonna steal some of Gore's thunder?
 
The more I sit on this pick the more I like Gore over Rice. Am I nuts? I also don't think AJ is a bad pick but this is not how I would draft. I actually prefer Rice and Jennings as the start.
So you really think Westy is gonna steal some of Gore's thunder?
I don't think it hurts him too much in the carries dept but moreso in PPR leagues with receptions. Not bumping Gore down, but personally it helps solidify the top tier of RBS for me by placing Gore in the Turner tier.
 
Assuming the obvious, Peterson and Johnson are both gone in the top 3.....I would take AJ at #4 in a PPR. Rice will lose goal line carries and MJD is coming off a heavy workload year plus the Jags have the look of a team that could be really bad.

Gore is another possibility but it depends on how many receptions you think Westbrook takes away. The safe bet is AJ

 
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I still think Gore is the pick here.
I also have the fourth pick in 12 team PPR league. I have been leaning towards Rice until the past couple of days. I'm now leaning towards Gore. Hard not to pick Gore when looking at San FRan's schedule and the fact that Gore will get all of the goaline touches. I know that Westbrook may steal some touches, but McGahee will as well for Rice.
 
Here is what the guy in my redraft 12 team PPR league landed up with from the 4th position if you want to get a better idea of ADPs these days. This guy is not a shark in any ways.....so I am not sure he knows of the VJax situation too well (out for 6 games at least) or the Kevin Smith situation.... so take it for it is worth

Borilla's Gorillas

1. (4) Ray Rice

2. (21) Brandon Marshall

3. (28) Jonathan Stewart

4. (45) Philip Rivers

5. (52) Jason Witten

6. (69) Felix Jones

7. (76) Vincent Jackson

8. (93) Percy Harvin

9. (100) Carson Palmer

10. (117) Philadelphia

11. (124) Robert Meachem

12. (141) Matt Cassel

13. (148) Kevin Smith

14. (165) New Orleans

15. (172) Lawrence Tynes

16. (189) Antonio Bryant

17. (196) Brandon Pettigrew

 
He is how I am doing so far. Its a free league @ fantasysharks.com and I only know 3 other guys. There haven't been any just crazy picks.

standard scoring

1 PPR for everyone.

QB's 3pt TD, 1/20 yds

QB/2 RB/2 WR/TE/K/D = starters

16 roster spots

1.04 4. Rampage Jones-Drew, Maurice JAC RB

2.09 21. Rampage Williams, DeAngelo CAR RB Tue Aug 17 1:38:33 p.m. CT 2010 Very surprised he's still here.

3.04 28. Rampage Colston, Marques NOS WR Wed Aug 18 10:57:20 a.m. CT 2010 Safest WR on the board. C'mon! Start that RB run!

4.09 45. Rampage Smith, Steve CAR WR Thu Aug 19 5:30:00 p.m. CT 2010

5.04 52. Rampage Davis, Vernon SFO TE Thu Aug 19 10:39:13 p.m. CT 2010 Gotta hop on the TE run while I can.

6.09 69. Rampage Ward, Hines PIT WR Fri Aug 20 2:28:08 p.m. CT 2010

7.04 76. Rampage Manning, Eli NYG QB Sat Aug 21 5:06:24 p.m. CT 2010 Sigh.... safest of the QB's out there. Not the highest ceiling but most consistent output.

At 7.04, I was the LAST team to get a starting QB. Ryan and Flaco were considerations. I also thought about getting Bradshaw and floating the QB another round since everyone had a Qb.... didn't feel it was worth the risk.

The only thing I would consider doing different was @ 21 Fitz was still there. And if things had still fallen the same I coulda got Greene @ 28.

What do you like better?

Dwill/Colston or Fitz/Greene??

Thrilled that Smith stayed on the board for wr #2. Was planning on going top TE @ 52. Gates/Clark/Finley, all went w/in 4 picks in front of me. wheeew! Got a good one still =)

Happy drafting!

 
My mind is made up on Gore, just not going that way, as I don't want to second guess it any longer. I may be wrong, but I will see tomorrow how it plays out.

I do like Fitz Greene a bit better, but not by much. Fitz could really disappoint, so you may be right.

Thanks, Sweetness, not a terrible team but a lot of picks I'd never make in that spot..I don't think anyway. I like the first two picks, but Stew was early IMO without dwilliams injury.

 
Finished my draft earlier and stuck to the strategy I had laid out before the draft. A couple of notes, I was down on the clock on pick six, and made a questionable pick in Cutler. I always know that my league picks QBs early, so I waited as usually, but for some reason I took him there. Just hoping Martz's impact is positive and Cutler takes a step forward. Time will tell, but I will have to try and make a move for a better backup than Hasselbeck, who I am higher on than most to bounce back. I wanted Jahvid Best but he went right before me in round 5.

1.04 4. Rice, Ray BAL RB Sun Aug 22 6:07:51 p.m. ET 2010

2.09 Johnson, Calvin DET WR Sun Aug 22 6:26:54 p.m. ET 2010 took him over Marshall in PPR, maybe a mistake?

3.04 Colston, Marques NOS WR Sun Aug 22 6:33:02 p.m. ET 2010 Nice value as WR2

4.09 Gates, Antonio SDC TE Sun Aug 22 6:49:45 p.m. ET 2010 took over Best, thinking he would fall, he didn't,love him, te1 on my board

5.04 Sims-Walker, Mike JAC WR Sun Aug 22 6:57:46 p.m. ET 2010 took b4 Bradshaw, pained me to see Bradshaw go next pick; nice wr3 upsde

6.09 Cutler, Jay CHI QB Sun Aug 22 7:09:29 p.m. ET 2010 Favre was still on the board

7.04 Spiller, C.J. BUF RB ® Sun Aug 22 7:20:56 p.m. ET 2010 nice value here I think

8.09 Bush, Michael OAK RB Sun Aug 22 7:34:53 p.m. ET 2010 had to try and hit on an RB2, as Spiller is a good pick, but nothing guaranteed

9.04 Mason, Derrick BAL WR Sun Aug 22 7:38:11 p.m. ET 2010 old reliable, maybe a bit early tho

10.09 Williams, Carnell TBB RB Sun Aug 22 7:48:56 p.m. ET 2010 another rb to rotate if necessary

11.04 Gaffney, Jabar DEN WR Sun Aug 22 7:52:48 p.m. ET 2010 thought decent RB 4/5

12.09 Taylor, Chester CHI RB Sun Aug 22 8:00:42 p.m. ET 2010 nice value I think

13.04 Massaquoi, Mohamed CLE WR Sun Aug 22 8:04:27 p.m. ET 2010 a wr1, though on a crappy team, last one left

14.09 Hasselbeck, Matt SEA QB Sun Aug 22 8:12:47 p.m. ET 2010 meh

15.04 Hardesty, Montario CLE RB ® Sun Aug 22 8:17:39 p.m. ET 2010 thoughts on this? Surprised he was still there

16.09 Thomas, Demaryius DEN WR ® Sun Aug 22 8:25:25 p.m. ET 2010 Will just probably drop him or Gaffney before wk 1 for defense?

Thoughts? The rate my team thing likes it at 99%, not that it means all that much. I think QB is the weakness obviously, but nothing some dealing might not cure with some of the depth at other positions. TE should give me a nice advantage most weeks, as could WR. I need to get a K and DST, but I generally never draft one and then just make a couple moves before week one.

I like the draft spot, and since I dont draft with "sharks" it keeps me on my toes. Stuck to the plan, and barring injury, I think I should compete.

 
I drafted 4th yesterday in a 12 team PPR

1. (4) Maurice Jones-Drew RB

2. (21) Steven Jackson RB

3. (28) Steve Smith WR

4. (45) Michael Crabtree WR

5. (52) Jermichael Finley TE

6. (69) Brett Favre QB

7. (76) Dez Bryant WR

8. (93) Ben Roethlisberger QB

9. (100) Clinton Portis RB

10. (117) Lee Evans WR

11. (124) Braylon Edwards WR

12. (141) Willis McGahee RB

13. (148) Philadelphia DEF

14. (165) Fred Taylor RB

15. (172) Stephen Gostkowski K

16. (189) Kevin Boss TE

 
Any completed drafts that you liked from this 4 spot? Did MJD fall due to worries about his knee and the offense, and if so, did you take him? Did anyone take a QB at 2.09 or 3.04?

 
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Any completed drafts that you liked from this 4 spot? Did MJD fall due to worries about his knee and the offense, and if so, did you take him? Did anyone take a QB at 2.09 or 3.04?
I know I posted my team earlier, so I will spare you too many details, but I really liked the 4 spot. Keep in mind I draft with only a few sharks, some semi-knowledgeable guys, and maybe 1-2 guys that don't know much but really like football. The plan I laid out was Rice-WR-WR-Gates-BPA-BPA; Gates or bust in round 4, as I wasn't going to reach for any other TE. Clark went 3.09, then Gates to me, then Davis, Witten, Finley. Had an second tier, semi-elite QB dropped to 4th round, I would not even have considered him, as I always go QB later on. I thought Best would drop more, he didn't. I thought I could squeak another round out of Foster, I couldn't. Two biggest regrets of the draft right there.I think round 2 is too early to go QB, unless it's Manning/Brees/Rodgers and they are almost NEVER there. But that's my strategy, not saying that you couldn't put together a great squad otherwise.
 
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Had the 4th in a 10 team heavy yardage league.

1. Rice

2. Romo (5th QB off the board)

3. R. White

4. Charles

5. Gates

6. Stewart

7. Ward

8. Bradshaw

9. Owens

10. E. Manning

11. L. Robinson

12. Ja. Jones

13. Crosby

14. Bears

15. Washington

16. Hardesty (before IR)

17. Murphy

18. Massaquoi

19. Scheffler

20. Ringer

21. Hasselbeck

I hated having to take Romo where I did but at that point I felt the need to secure a top QB and there was a decent chance that Romo/Schaub wasn't coming back to me. Overall I am happy with my team but I will say that it seemed that the overall drafting was higher quality from the other owners this year.

 
Had the 4th pick in a 12 team redraft/very limited keeper league. All TDs 5 pts, QB 1/50 yds, RB/WR/TE 1/20 yds and 0.5 PPR, all return yds 1/20. Starting lineups of QB/RB/WR/TE/FLEX/FLEX/FLEX/FLEX/K/DEF.

1. (4) Ray Rice

2. (21) Larry Fitzgerald

3. (28) Greg Jennings

4. (45) Antonio Gates

5. (52) Hakeem Nicks

6. (69) Joe Flacco

7. (76) Justin Forsett

8. (93) Lee Evans

9. (100) Michael Bush

10. (117) Leon Washington

11. (124) Chad Henne

12. (141) Jacoby Jones

13. (148) Laurent Robinson

14. (165) Cincinnati

15. (172) Nate Burleson

16. (189) David Akers

17. (196) Kareem Huggins

Not as strong at RB as I would like (though I only need to start one each week), but I really like how the rest of the team shaped up. Getting Justin Forsett and Leon Washington helps my RB situation somewhat, as whichever one is not starting will probably be returning kickoffs and possibly punts, making them a decent starter in this league due to points for return yards.

 
I had my 12-team draft on Sunday, and here's what I did.

There was an early run on the Stud QBs which I anticipated, so I chose to wait on my QB.

1.04 Ray Rice

2.09 Roddy White

3.04 DeSean Jackson

4.09 Antonio Gates

5.04 Ronnie Brown

6.09 Eli Manning (another 4000 yard season on the way)

7.04 Clinton Portis

8.09 Ricky Williams

9.04 Robert Meachem

10.09 Packers D (wanted Big Ben here, but he was taken)

11.04 Sidney Rice (low risk, high reward pick)

12.09 Montario Hardesty

13.04 Chad Henne

14.09 Nate Kaeding

15.04 Anthony Gonzalez

16.09 Jeremy Shockey

17.04 David Garrard

18.09 Devin Thomas

I'd recommend getting two stud WRs in the first 5 rounds if at all possible.

I'm also noticing a trend among many of us spending either a 4th or 5th round pick for an elite TE.

 
My team for those who are interested.

12 Team, 3 WR, Non PPR

QB Favre, Brett (QB MIN) 4 QB

RB Jones-Drew, Maurice (RB JAC) 9 RB

RB Foster, Arian (RB HOU) 7 RB

WR Jennings, Greg (WR GB) 10 WR

WR Fitzgerald, Larry (WR ARI) 6 WR

WR Floyd, Malcom (WR SD) 10 WR

TE Davis, Vernon (TE SF) 9 TE

K Tynes, Lawrence (K NYG) 8 K

DST Chargers (DST SD) 10 DST

RES Giants (DST NYG) 8 DST

RES Cutler, Jay (QB CHI) 8 QB

RES Bush, Michael (RB OAK) 10 RB

RES Jacobs, Brandon (RB NYG) 8 RB

RES Knox, Johnny (WR CHI) 8 WR

 
12 team PPR 1/2/3/1/1/1/1 from yesterday out of the 4th spot.

McNabb / Roethlesberger

Rice (1.4) / Best (4.9) / Wells (6.9) / Stewart (7.4) / Washington

Calvin (2.9) / Austin (3.4) / Hester / Mason / Holmes / V. Jackson / M. Thomas / D. Henderson

Finley (5.4)

Vikings D

Rackers

Weak at QB and 3rd WR. Need to trade a RB to make those slots better, but the value was just way too good to leave on the board where I drafted those guys...

 

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