Last year was my first for a league with IDP's - gotta admit I'm hooked!Anyway, on to business:We can keep up to three players - 1 Off, 1 Def, and 1 RookieI will be Keeping L. Tomlinson & Kevin Jones (as my rookie).I have Jonathan Vilma on my roster. Another guy has Ray Lewis, but doesn't have a decent Rookie Keeper on defense.I know Ray Lewis can help in the short term with the Raven's move to the 46, but long term I think Vilma will help me (at least I think so). I can keep Vilma on my roster his entire career if I want as there is no limit on the # of years one player may stay on a roster.Is Vilma being overated for 2005? Is he a Top 10 LB? Is Lewis a shoulder injury away from being done?Just looking for angles from some of you IDP Gurus.Any help would be most appreciated.Thanks!
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Ray Lewis or Jonathan Vilma (1 Viewer)
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Footballguy
I think Vilma should be a top ten LB this year, and for years to come. He has the potential to be a top 5 too. Lewis may rack up a lot of points this year in that 46 D scheme, but he's on the wrong side of thirty for sure. I'm admittedly a Jets homer, but in a keeper league, I think Vilma is the right pick.
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FightingWombat
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Vilma.
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Footballguy
In a dynasty league, I'd go with Vilma.In a redraft, it's Ray.I consider keeper leaggues like this to be essentially redrafts, so I go with Ray. BUT - if you should be able to get something with Ray, like a pick upgrade, in the deal. If not, he's hurting more than you are, so don't make the deal unless you do get something else.
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Footballguy
I'm with the consensus...Vilma for dynasty. Lewis for re-draft.
I'm in the fortunate situation of being able to keep both in my IDP dynasty league 
