If you're going to include Nicks and his perceived issues (separation, weight), you have to include DHB, Britt and Robiskie. Assuming we're talking dynasty/keeper, it would be hard not to also include Stafford and Sanchez. Both guys have little competition for the starting gigs and Matt Ryan's rookie season is still fresh in everybody's mind.I think the cliff is at 14 players.PPR top 9 no particular order, not including QB's. Quality should fall to #9.Moreno Crabtree Wells Nicks Brown Maclin McCoy GreeneHarvin Some may include DHB and Britt
I agree with 14. I would pay much more for the 14th pick than the 15th pick, I think in almost every draft the top 14 will be identical.If you're going to include Nicks and his perceived issues (separation, weight), you have to include DHB, Britt and Robiskie. Assuming we're talking dynasty/keeper, it would be hard not to also include Stafford and Sanchez. Both guys have little competition for the starting gigs and Matt Ryan's rookie season is still fresh in everybody's mind.I think the cliff is at 14 players.PPR top 9 no particular order, not including QB's. Quality should fall to #9.Moreno Crabtree Wells Nicks Brown Maclin McCoy GreeneHarvin Some may include DHB and Britt
In tiers, then positions within the tier.I'll assume those 14 don't include TEs, which IMO is a mistake.I agree with 14. I would pay much more for the 14th pick than the 15th pick, I think in almost every draft the top 14 will be identical.If you're going to include Nicks and his perceived issues (separation, weight), you have to include DHB, Britt and Robiskie. Assuming we're talking dynasty/keeper, it would be hard not to also include Stafford and Sanchez. Both guys have little competition for the starting gigs and Matt Ryan's rookie season is still fresh in everybody's mind.I think the cliff is at 14 players.PPR top 9 no particular order, not including QB's. Quality should fall to #9.Moreno Crabtree Wells Nicks Brown Maclin McCoy GreeneHarvin Some may include DHB and Britt
A lot of nice receiving TE's this year. I'm waiting for most. R 1 - #20(20) DET Brandon Pettigrew (TE) Oklahoma St R 3 - #34(98) CIN Chase Coffman (TE) MissouriR 3 - #36(100) NYG Travis Beckum (TE) WisconsinR 4 - #21(121) BUF Shawn Nelson (TE) So MissR 5 - #13(149) BAL Davon Drew (TE) E CarolinaR 5 - #17(153) PHI Cornelius Ingram (TE) FloridaI'll assume those 14 don't include TEs, which IMO is a mistake.I agree with 14. I would pay much more for the 14th pick than the 15th pick, I think in almost every draft the top 14 will be identical.If you're going to include Nicks and his perceived issues (separation, weight), you have to include DHB, Britt and Robiskie. Assuming we're talking dynasty/keeper, it would be hard not to also include Stafford and Sanchez. Both guys have little competition for the starting gigs and Matt Ryan's rookie season is still fresh in everybody's mind.I think the cliff is at 14 players.PPR top 9 no particular order, not including QB's. Quality should fall to #9.Moreno Crabtree Wells Nicks Brown Maclin McCoy GreeneHarvin Some may include DHB and Britt
I take it that you aren't assuming PPR, correct?In tiers, then positions within the tier.Brown, Donald RB 5'10" 210 Connecticut Pick 27, Round 1 (27) ColtsMoreno, Knowshon RB 5'11" 217 Georgia Pick 12, Round 1 (12) BroncosMcCoy, LeSean RB 5'10" 198 Pittsburgh Pick 21, Round 2 (53) EaglesWells, Chris RB 6'1" 235 Ohio State Pick 31, Round 1 (31) CardinalsCrabtree, Michael WR 6'2" 215 Texas Tech Pick 10, Round 1 (10) 49ersSanchez, Mark QB 6'2" 227 Southern Cal Pick 5, Round 1 (5) JetsStafford, Matthew QB 6'2" 225 Georgia Pick 1, Round 1 (1) LionsGreene, Shonn RB 5'11" 227 Iowa Pick 1, Round 3 (65) JetsBritt, Kenny WR 6'3" 218 Rutgers Pick 30, Round 1 (30) TitansHarvin, Percy WR 5'11" 192 Florida Pick 22, Round 1 (22) VikingsHeyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6'2" 210 Maryland Pick 7, Round 1 (7) RaidersMaclin, Jeremy WR 6'0" 198 Missouri Pick 19, Round 1 (19) EaglesNicks, Hakeem WR 6'1" 212 North Carolina Pick 29, Round 1 (29) GiantsRobiskie, Brian WR 6'3" 209 Ohio State Pick 4, Round 2 (36) BrownsCook, Jared TE 6'5" 246 South Carolina Pick 25, Round 3 (89) TitansPettigrew, Brandon TE 6'5" 263 Oklahoma State Pick 20, Round 1 (20) Lions5 players in my top tier and I really don't know which order I'd put them in. The 4 backs seem of equal talent to me and Crabtree has talent enough to be in the top tier, but doesn't blow me away. My second tier is 11 deep. I have my preferences and the top 6 could be their own tier, but the others could be great too. Then the talent falls off, although IDP saves it some.
I take it that you aren't assuming PPR, correct?In tiers, then positions within the tier.Brown, Donald RB 5'10" 210 Connecticut Pick 27, Round 1 (27) ColtsMoreno, Knowshon RB 5'11" 217 Georgia Pick 12, Round 1 (12) BroncosMcCoy, LeSean RB 5'10" 198 Pittsburgh Pick 21, Round 2 (53) EaglesWells, Chris RB 6'1" 235 Ohio State Pick 31, Round 1 (31) CardinalsCrabtree, Michael WR 6'2" 215 Texas Tech Pick 10, Round 1 (10) 49ersSanchez, Mark QB 6'2" 227 Southern Cal Pick 5, Round 1 (5) JetsStafford, Matthew QB 6'2" 225 Georgia Pick 1, Round 1 (1) LionsGreene, Shonn RB 5'11" 227 Iowa Pick 1, Round 3 (65) JetsBritt, Kenny WR 6'3" 218 Rutgers Pick 30, Round 1 (30) TitansHarvin, Percy WR 5'11" 192 Florida Pick 22, Round 1 (22) VikingsHeyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6'2" 210 Maryland Pick 7, Round 1 (7) RaidersMaclin, Jeremy WR 6'0" 198 Missouri Pick 19, Round 1 (19) EaglesNicks, Hakeem WR 6'1" 212 North Carolina Pick 29, Round 1 (29) GiantsRobiskie, Brian WR 6'3" 209 Ohio State Pick 4, Round 2 (36) BrownsCook, Jared TE 6'5" 246 South Carolina Pick 25, Round 3 (89) TitansPettigrew, Brandon TE 6'5" 263 Oklahoma State Pick 20, Round 1 (20) Lions5 players in my top tier and I really don't know which order I'd put them in. The 4 backs seem of equal talent to me and Crabtree has talent enough to be in the top tier, but doesn't blow me away. My second tier is 11 deep. I have my preferences and the top 6 could be their own tier, but the others could be great too. Then the talent falls off, although IDP saves it some.
adjust as needed.Not to be picky, but you answered a negative with a negative. True or false- your rankings are non-PPR?I take it that you aren't assuming PPR, correct?In tiers, then positions within the tier.Brown, Donald RB 5'10" 210 Connecticut Pick 27, Round 1 (27) ColtsMoreno, Knowshon RB 5'11" 217 Georgia Pick 12, Round 1 (12) BroncosMcCoy, LeSean RB 5'10" 198 Pittsburgh Pick 21, Round 2 (53) EaglesWells, Chris RB 6'1" 235 Ohio State Pick 31, Round 1 (31) CardinalsCrabtree, Michael WR 6'2" 215 Texas Tech Pick 10, Round 1 (10) 49ersSanchez, Mark QB 6'2" 227 Southern Cal Pick 5, Round 1 (5) JetsStafford, Matthew QB 6'2" 225 Georgia Pick 1, Round 1 (1) LionsGreene, Shonn RB 5'11" 227 Iowa Pick 1, Round 3 (65) JetsBritt, Kenny WR 6'3" 218 Rutgers Pick 30, Round 1 (30) TitansHarvin, Percy WR 5'11" 192 Florida Pick 22, Round 1 (22) VikingsHeyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6'2" 210 Maryland Pick 7, Round 1 (7) RaidersMaclin, Jeremy WR 6'0" 198 Missouri Pick 19, Round 1 (19) EaglesNicks, Hakeem WR 6'1" 212 North Carolina Pick 29, Round 1 (29) GiantsRobiskie, Brian WR 6'3" 209 Ohio State Pick 4, Round 2 (36) BrownsCook, Jared TE 6'5" 246 South Carolina Pick 25, Round 3 (89) TitansPettigrew, Brandon TE 6'5" 263 Oklahoma State Pick 20, Round 1 (20) Lions5 players in my top tier and I really don't know which order I'd put them in. The 4 backs seem of equal talent to me and Crabtree has talent enough to be in the top tier, but doesn't blow me away. My second tier is 11 deep. I have my preferences and the top 6 could be their own tier, but the others could be great too. Then the talent falls off, although IDP saves it some.
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I use PPR. I'm not sure why you assumed I wasn't. And these aren't rankings, they're 2 tiers, broken down by position, then alphabetical. (I'm sneaky like that)Not to be picky, but you answered a negative with a negative. True or false- your rankings are non-PPR?I take it that you aren't assuming PPR, correct?In tiers, then positions within the tier.Brown, Donald RB 5'10" 210 Connecticut Pick 27, Round 1 (27) ColtsMoreno, Knowshon RB 5'11" 217 Georgia Pick 12, Round 1 (12) BroncosMcCoy, LeSean RB 5'10" 198 Pittsburgh Pick 21, Round 2 (53) EaglesWells, Chris RB 6'1" 235 Ohio State Pick 31, Round 1 (31) CardinalsCrabtree, Michael WR 6'2" 215 Texas Tech Pick 10, Round 1 (10) 49ersSanchez, Mark QB 6'2" 227 Southern Cal Pick 5, Round 1 (5) JetsStafford, Matthew QB 6'2" 225 Georgia Pick 1, Round 1 (1) LionsGreene, Shonn RB 5'11" 227 Iowa Pick 1, Round 3 (65) JetsBritt, Kenny WR 6'3" 218 Rutgers Pick 30, Round 1 (30) TitansHarvin, Percy WR 5'11" 192 Florida Pick 22, Round 1 (22) VikingsHeyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6'2" 210 Maryland Pick 7, Round 1 (7) RaidersMaclin, Jeremy WR 6'0" 198 Missouri Pick 19, Round 1 (19) EaglesNicks, Hakeem WR 6'1" 212 North Carolina Pick 29, Round 1 (29) GiantsRobiskie, Brian WR 6'3" 209 Ohio State Pick 4, Round 2 (36) BrownsCook, Jared TE 6'5" 246 South Carolina Pick 25, Round 3 (89) TitansPettigrew, Brandon TE 6'5" 263 Oklahoma State Pick 20, Round 1 (20) Lions5 players in my top tier and I really don't know which order I'd put them in. The 4 backs seem of equal talent to me and Crabtree has talent enough to be in the top tier, but doesn't blow me away. My second tier is 11 deep. I have my preferences and the top 6 could be their own tier, but the others could be great too. Then the talent falls off, although IDP saves it some.
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Going by Jeter23's Hyper Active rookie drafts so far, these sure seem like the top 9.PPR top 9 no particular order, not including QB's. Quality should fall to #9.Moreno Crabtree Wells Nicks Brown Maclin McCoy GreeneHarvin Some may include DHB and Britt
I basicly agree that these are the most likely difference makers. In IDP a couple LB might sneak into the end of that second group and really extends the number of long term rosterable picks.I generaly agree that there are tiers at 3 then 8 then 14 which is around where the IDP start screaming at you. I have another tier of 4 players after that before it starts getting dicey.In tiers, then positions within the tier.Brown, Donald RB 5'10" 210 Connecticut Pick 27, Round 1 (27) ColtsMoreno, Knowshon RB 5'11" 217 Georgia Pick 12, Round 1 (12) BroncosMcCoy, LeSean RB 5'10" 198 Pittsburgh Pick 21, Round 2 (53) EaglesWells, Chris RB 6'1" 235 Ohio State Pick 31, Round 1 (31) CardinalsCrabtree, Michael WR 6'2" 215 Texas Tech Pick 10, Round 1 (10) 49ersSanchez, Mark QB 6'2" 227 Southern Cal Pick 5, Round 1 (5) JetsStafford, Matthew QB 6'2" 225 Georgia Pick 1, Round 1 (1) LionsGreene, Shonn RB 5'11" 227 Iowa Pick 1, Round 3 (65) JetsBritt, Kenny WR 6'3" 218 Rutgers Pick 30, Round 1 (30) TitansHarvin, Percy WR 5'11" 192 Florida Pick 22, Round 1 (22) VikingsHeyward-Bey, Darrius WR 6'2" 210 Maryland Pick 7, Round 1 (7) RaidersMaclin, Jeremy WR 6'0" 198 Missouri Pick 19, Round 1 (19) EaglesNicks, Hakeem WR 6'1" 212 North Carolina Pick 29, Round 1 (29) GiantsRobiskie, Brian WR 6'3" 209 Ohio State Pick 4, Round 2 (36) BrownsCook, Jared TE 6'5" 246 South Carolina Pick 25, Round 3 (89) TitansPettigrew, Brandon TE 6'5" 263 Oklahoma State Pick 20, Round 1 (20) Lions5 players in my top tier and I really don't know which order I'd put them in. The 4 backs seem of equal talent to me and Crabtree has talent enough to be in the top tier, but doesn't blow me away. My second tier is 11 deep. I have my preferences and the top 6 could be their own tier, but the others could be great too. Then the talent falls off, although IDP saves it some.