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Gentlemen – thank you for the consistently well-considered, cutting-edge, high-quality information and opinion that is as entertaining as it is helpful. Love it.
Below is a list of 2nd and 3rd WRs taken from the FBGs depth chart page (updated 06/16/09). My question: on which NFL teams are the (technically) 3rd WRs likely to out-produce the 2nd? Understanding that the 2nd/3rd ranking component is some measure of FF value, do you see any obvious cases where the #3 guy will supplant his team’s listed #2, not necessarily from a depth chart perspective, but in terms of fantasy value/production?
PS: What do you believe Edgerrin James’ value is right now – is he worth stashing for a while?
RAVENS
• Mark Clayton, Demetrius Williams
BILLS
• Lee Evans, Josh Reed
BENGALS
• Laveranues Coles, Chris Henry
BROWNS
• Brian Robiskie, Mohamed Massoquoi
BRONCOS
• Eddie Royal, Brandon Stokley [brandon Lloyd/Kenny McKinley]
TEXANS
• Kevin Walter, David Anderson [Andre Davis]
COLTS
• Anthony Gonzalez, Pierre Garcon
JAGUARS
• Mike Walker, Dennis Northcutt [Mike Thomas, Jarett Dillard]
CHIEFS
• Mark Bradley, Bobby Engram
DOLPHINS
• Greg Camarillo, Davone Bess
PATRIOTS
• Wesley Welker, Joey Galloway
JETS
• Chansi Stuckey, Brad Smith [David Clowney]
RAIDERS
• Chaz Schilens, Darrius Heyward-Bey [Johnnie Lee Higgins]
STEELERS
• Santonio Holmes, Limas Sweed [Mike Wallace]
CHARGERS
• Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd
TITANS
• Nate Washington, Kenny Britt, [Dominique Edison]
CARDINALS (this one is more between 3rd & 4th WRs to me)
• Steve Breaston, Early Doucet [Jerheme Urban]
FALCONS
• Michael Jenkins, Harry Douglas
PANTHERS
• Muhsin Muhammad, Dwayne Jarrett
BEARS
• Earl Bennett, Johnny Knox [Juaquin Iglesias, Rashied Davis]
COSBOYS
• Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin
LIONS
• Bryant Johnson, Ronald Curry
PACKERS
• Donald Driver, Jordy Nelson [James Jones]
VIKINGS
• Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin
SAINTS
• Lance Moore, Devery Henderson [Adrian Arrington]
GIANTS
• Steve Smith, Mario Manningham [Hakeem Nicks]
EAGLES
• Kevin Curtis, Jeremy Maclin [Reggie Brown]
RAMS
• Keenan Burton, Laurent Robinson
49ERS
• Isaac Bruce, Josh Morgan [brandon Jones]
SEAHAWKS
• Nate Burleson, Deion Branch [Deon Butler, Ben Obamanu]
BUCCANEERS
• Michael Clayton, Dexter Jackson [Maurice Stovall, Sammie Stroughter]
REDSKINS
• Antwaan Randle El, Devin Thomas
Gentlemen – thank you for the consistently well-considered, cutting-edge, high-quality information and opinion that is as entertaining as it is helpful. Love it.
Below is a list of 2nd and 3rd WRs taken from the FBGs depth chart page (updated 06/16/09). My question: on which NFL teams are the (technically) 3rd WRs likely to out-produce the 2nd? Understanding that the 2nd/3rd ranking component is some measure of FF value, do you see any obvious cases where the #3 guy will supplant his team’s listed #2, not necessarily from a depth chart perspective, but in terms of fantasy value/production?
PS: What do you believe Edgerrin James’ value is right now – is he worth stashing for a while?
RAVENS
• Mark Clayton, Demetrius Williams
BILLS
• Lee Evans, Josh Reed
BENGALS
• Laveranues Coles, Chris Henry
BROWNS
• Brian Robiskie, Mohamed Massoquoi
BRONCOS
• Eddie Royal, Brandon Stokley [brandon Lloyd/Kenny McKinley]
TEXANS
• Kevin Walter, David Anderson [Andre Davis]
COLTS
• Anthony Gonzalez, Pierre Garcon
JAGUARS
• Mike Walker, Dennis Northcutt [Mike Thomas, Jarett Dillard]
CHIEFS
• Mark Bradley, Bobby Engram
DOLPHINS
• Greg Camarillo, Davone Bess
PATRIOTS
• Wesley Welker, Joey Galloway
JETS
• Chansi Stuckey, Brad Smith [David Clowney]
RAIDERS
• Chaz Schilens, Darrius Heyward-Bey [Johnnie Lee Higgins]
STEELERS
• Santonio Holmes, Limas Sweed [Mike Wallace]
CHARGERS
• Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd
TITANS
• Nate Washington, Kenny Britt, [Dominique Edison]
CARDINALS (this one is more between 3rd & 4th WRs to me)
• Steve Breaston, Early Doucet [Jerheme Urban]
FALCONS
• Michael Jenkins, Harry Douglas
PANTHERS
• Muhsin Muhammad, Dwayne Jarrett
BEARS
• Earl Bennett, Johnny Knox [Juaquin Iglesias, Rashied Davis]
COSBOYS
• Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin
LIONS
• Bryant Johnson, Ronald Curry
PACKERS
• Donald Driver, Jordy Nelson [James Jones]
VIKINGS
• Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin
SAINTS
• Lance Moore, Devery Henderson [Adrian Arrington]
GIANTS
• Steve Smith, Mario Manningham [Hakeem Nicks]
EAGLES
• Kevin Curtis, Jeremy Maclin [Reggie Brown]
RAMS
• Keenan Burton, Laurent Robinson
49ERS
• Isaac Bruce, Josh Morgan [brandon Jones]
SEAHAWKS
• Nate Burleson, Deion Branch [Deon Butler, Ben Obamanu]
BUCCANEERS
• Michael Clayton, Dexter Jackson [Maurice Stovall, Sammie Stroughter]
REDSKINS
• Antwaan Randle El, Devin Thomas
Im sure it will kill you guys. Couple comments...taking some ques from the most recent expert mocks discussed in the pool. Team Legacy's mock draft logistics is the best visually. Using MDC was smart. Listening to the podcast while simultaneously viewing the draft board is perfect. I did not follow the draft live. I listened to the podcast in the evening while having the completeled draft board open on my screen. Worked out great. I could see ahead and back across the round and up and down each roster. Thoroughly exercising my fantasy brain. The podcast itself was a nice effort considering the on and off connection changing locations before of the storms is tough. But he was definitely giving it his all. Some of the guest were a bit disappointing. Forcing me to downgrade the credibility of the draft. I understand some of these guys are ranked fantasy players and deserve a bit of respect. As all people do. But please don't go around touting you are the best of the best from a limited sample size of fantasy players who happen to play on the few sites that happen to be "professionally" recorded. But the rankings are in an early stage and it will get better. Anyways that short rant belongs in team legacy's thread. GK's mock is filled with writer-expert types and I am hugely enjoying the podcast and guest setup. Thanks Bri. At the same time I am half lost not having the visual help of a draft board. I dont need all the colors. Just a simple draft board to review and join in as if I were picking. FYI, I built my own draft board on excel to follow along . A few more cons to GK's podcast. Please do more pick recaps. Some picks they completely ignored and were not mentioned on the podcast. Do more rundown of lineups. Each pick doesn't need a breakdown on the spot. But please let us know who has been picked. Thats all for now. Im not knocking these guys for having speed bumps in their podcasts. Its expected. All real drafts have things to deal with. Just some constructive criticism. Some corners need to be polished. Hope this helps.
