What draft slot is doing the best in your league? (1 Viewer)

[Brides Maids]

I drafted in the 5th spot. and am 5-0 in my league.

Of coarse(against the DD's suggestion) I picked P. Manning with my first pick then

FWP

Dunn (The sunday before the 2nd week I traded Dunn for the Bears D)( Also passed on R Moss when the DD said I should take him here)

K. Jones

McNabb

Before the season started I traded Manning, Edwards for R. Brown and Housh

I believed in McNabb, no one would trade for McNabb and I couldn't have that much value at QB sitting on the bench with me having to decide every week which QB is going to have a big week.

Glenn

Heap

M. Bell

Whitten

T Bell (I just recently traded the 2 Bells for Chambers....Yes maybe dumb but I still have faith in the team)

Stover

So I think I drafted well with the help of the DD but # 1, 2 and 3 spots were supposed to walk away with the league. The person in the 3rd spot of our draft is also 5-0 so maybe there is some truth to the preseason predictions.

I guess I was just wondering which spots in your league are doing the best? Have they made brilliant moves or did the players just fall into a great FF team? Does the draft position really make or break a team's chances?

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work.

This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

 

[Brides Maids]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

 

[Shermanator]

The 7 spot in my league. His draft went like this

1. Tiki

2. S Smith

3. Quan

4. FWP

5. McNabb

He's 4-1 and leads the league in points scored by a large margain

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

 

[Brides Maids]

Bump for other comments

 

[BaBastage]

fwiw:

I ran a quick analysis after our draft this year totaling each owner's players as projected (on sportsline, where most of the guys get their data.)

12 team, 1 player keeper league. Snake style draft.

Eliminating the keeper position, there wasn't any noticeable pattern between draft position and overall roster strength.

 

[moleculo]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

No he's overpriced, coming into a very difficult schedule, and historically a fast starter and slow finisher. Plus the guy in my Dynasty league that has him is a ####.

 

[bjabrad]

This season, having a good draft isn't a determining factor due to he large number of player values not falling in line with any predictions. Draft order isn't a factor since the draft isn't a factor.

The biggest factor of determining success is if you have Donovan McNabb on your team. In every league I'm in, the Donovan McNabb owner is in first place by a good margin.

129 McNabb 6th round

94 Manning 1st round

86 Grossman undrafted

80 Leftwich undrafted

76 Bulger 6th round

75 E. Manning 4th round

74 Kitna undrafted

68 Brady @ #11 pts

54 Hasselbeck @ #19 pts

When is the last time you saw this many top 10 performing QB's go undrafted to start he season? Having a good draft plan wasn't going to help you this year as much as getting lucky by getting McNabb on your team.

Prior to the draft any seasoned fantasy player would have been extremely happy to have had any of the following players on their team and so far through this season they would probably be in last place:

Hasselbeck, Chad Palmer, Chad Johnson, Steve Smith, Heinz Wad, Shaun Alexander Tiki Barber, Lamont Jordan, Cadillac Willams, Warrick Dunn, Antonio Gates, Jeremy Shockey, Tony Gonzalez.

This season has been as unpredictable as any I've ever seen,,,to this point. However, things always seem to have a way of turning themselves around. Offenses figure out defense, defenses figure out defenses, teams run more as it gets colder and offensive lines get their timing down and fantasy duds turn into fantasy studs and by the end of the season things will look almost regular again.

This season's unpredictability makes it harder on the fantasy football shark from the draft and helps some of the guppies (that got McNabb) but it also will start to create trade and free agent opportunities for sharks that are smart enough to not buy into everything that has happened in this season so far and will look more to last seasons performances to indicate quality players that will rise to the top.

 

[moleculo]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

No he's overpriced, coming into a very difficult schedule, and historically a fast starter and slow finisher. Plus the guy in my Dynasty league that has him is a ####.

yeah, he probably is over priced.

 

[bjabrad]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

wouldn't that look like the Herschel Walker trade (12 for 1)?

 

[moleculo]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

wouldn't that look like the Herschel Walker trade (12 for 1)?

you might be suprised what the McNabb owner would take - depends on how desparate he is at other key positions - RB, for example.

 

[Prof. Chaos]

8th spot. He took Mcnabb in the 5th round.

 

[mojorizin]

Seems to be all over the board in my leagues. #9 leads in one, #5 in another, #12 in still another. Studs arent studs, and the leaders at different positions are in many instances 3-7th rounders (or flat out waiver wire wonders.

 

[bonesman]

my leagues power rankings look like this so far

rank-draft slot

1- 1

2- 3

3-5

4-10

5-9

6-2 (although 4-2: week 1 double header)

7- 11

8- 4

9- 6

10- 8

11-12

12-7

so #1 is the only one that matches... although others are close

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I traded out of the 7th and took Westbrook and CJ at 12 and 13. I think that ended being a good move because in another league where I went 6th, my team stinks. Basically the answer to this question is who took McNabb and you drafted guys late like Berrien, Reggie Williams, Colston or any of the other great surprises this year. Actually in all my leagues only reggie Williams was drafted (in two of four) and that was by me. Colston and Berrien were both waiver wire work. This has been a pretty strange year thus far.

Agreed moves have to be made in reaction to who preforms once the season begins but Berrian and Colston were on the wires in my league. I picked them both up....and later dropped Berrian when I made the trade for Chambers to solidify my Defense and Kicker position for the bye weeks ( I picked up Minn D and Rackers who was dropped by a guy who needed to get a kicker for Rackers Bye week) In our league the teams 9 through 12 are doing poorly because of players like Ruben D, Jordon, Cady, James, Smith(with his absence early in the season) Fitz and Boldin.People that stayed true to the thought that you should pick valuable RB on good teams are doing well.

Drafting depth at RB is so crucial and this year shows that. Look at the teams in your league who drafted Ronnie Brown, Lamont Jordan, and Cadi and see where they are at. If they were good draffters then they are probably 3-2 or so because they made the right moves after their initial picks. Those who drafted Fitz or Randy Moss after taking one of those RBs in the first round are probably ready to jump off something high. Compound that by taking a QB too early, or another RB like Droughens and you have the makings of an 0-5 start. I drafted Cadi and Dom Davis in the first too rounds of a dynasty draft that was in July but I'm staying in the mix with decent later round picks. Problem is if you are in a league with 12 teams and 20 deep rosters drafting poorly is gonna kill you no matter what. A good coach/Gm can overcome poor drafting in 8 and ten team leagues with the bevy of good FAs this year. I loved McNabb at draft time but thought he went for too much in auctions or just missed him in snakes.

Have you considered trading for McNabb?

wouldn't that look like the Herschel Walker trade (12 for 1)?

you might be suprised what the McNabb owner would take - depends on how desparate he is at other key positions - RB, for example.

Like what RB? Tatum Bell maybe?

 

[Fla\/\/ed]

Draft slots are overanalyzed. It isn't where you draft...it's what you do during the draft and after the draft that matters.

 

[Brunell4MVP]

Best record is 4-1 for 3 teams in a 12 team league

Drafted in the 7th, 9th, and 10th slots. All of us went RB/WR to start the draft.

 

[Da Beers]

Not very scientific, but in our league the points breakdown is as follows:

1-4 slots: 1427 total points

5-8 slots: 1378 total points

9-12 slots: 1210 total points

 

[Da Beers]

Draft slots are overanalyzed. It isn't where you draft...it's what you do during the draft and after the draft that matters.

I think it's a little bit of everything -- draft slot matters, but it's not the only factor. Our league had one of our worst drafters in the 2nd spot and his team is crap. The problem is that because he reached on a few picks, great value fell to the teams on either side of him. I always joke about this with my friends, but if I have the ability to choose my draft spot, and all other things are equal, I would try to pick right after the guppy.

 

[hankd]

8th pick...has McNabb...

4th pick...has McNabb...

 

[stevegamer]

It's the 12 spot in my redraft league. QB's are Vick/Johnson - was Warner. I went Westbrook-Holt at the turn.

Last year it was the 2 spot, and that was me as well.

It has more to do with the drafter, and then luck relating to injuries.

 

[jon_mx]

The high picks are not what is winning this year. LT/LJ/SA have not been dominate backs fantasy wise. Draft position has played little role this year. The keys to winners so far:

1. Those who picked McNabb. Clearly the stud so far and whoever picked him 5th or 6th round got the steal of the draft. Manning owners as doing OK as he is outscore most other QB's by 10-25 points.

2. Those who picked Gore. Clearly one of the top studs so far, although he may tail off some. Another cheap pick up producing top stud numbers.

3. Those who picked Westbrook. So far Westbrook has separated himself from all the other 1st round backs. I like LT in the long run, but if Westbrook stays healthy, he will have been the best value 1st round pick.

4. Those who picked the Ravens and Bears defenses. I have lost 2 games this year soley because I got slaughtered on defense by the Bears and Ravens. The Ravens outscored my defense 29 to 2 in week 2, and the Bears outscored by defense 24 to 6 last week, both cases that margin on defense was much greater than margin of victory.

5. T. Holt/K. Winslow have been the best drafted WR and TE this year.

6. Those active on the waiver wire. Many great pickups this year.

Most of these keys are independant of draft position.

 

[Sclaffer]

10 team redraft

1st pick: record 0-5 total points: 374 picked: S. Alexander

2nd pick: record 3-2 total points: 565 picked: Larry Johnson

3rd pick: record 5-0 total points: 492 picked: Ladanian Tomlinson

4th pick: record 0-5 total points: 450 picked: Tiki Barber

5th pick: record 4-1 total points: 488 picked: E. James

6th pick: record 2-3 total points: 449 picked: Rudi Johnson

7th pick: record 2-3 total points: 413 picked: LaMont Jordan

8th pick: record 3-2 total points: 549 picked: Clinton Portis

9th pick: record 4-1 total points: 525 picked: Steven Jackson

10th pick: record 2-3 total points: 465 picked: Ronnie Brown

 

[ImTheScientist]

Spot 9 out of 12 .......... it my team (most points scored, not the best record)

see sig

 

[On The Rocks]

#3 spot is running away with it like no one else in the 20 year history of the league.

he had Larry Johnson as a carryover:

Rd# 1 LT

Rd# 2 Reggie Wayne

Rd# 3 Brian Westbrook

Rd# 4 Santana Moss

Rd# 5 (holdover - LJ)

Rd# 6 Donovan McNabb

Rd# 7 Andre Johnson

Rd# 8 London Fletcher

Rd# 9 Tatum Bell

Rd# 19 Jeff Wilkins

 

[dwarfboy]

I'm 5-0 and points leader drafting 9th in a 12 team league where RBs are highly coveted. I got Cadillac at nine, but waited until round 7 to get my second back, Maroney. I figured Maroney, Norwood, and Barber could all put up numbers similiar to Droughns, KJones or Jamel Lewis types who went in the second or third round and loaded up at WR and TE. My draft Caddy, CJohnson, Gates, RWilliams, J Walker, McNabb(MVP) Maroney, Barber, BEdwards, Vick, LWhite...

 

[davper]

The 9th slot is currently 4-1 by himself.

We drafted in mid august and laughed at almost every pick he made. 12 team 15 player scoring in sig.

1. FWP (Keep in mind that this was before it was said he would get the goal line work)

2. Plaxico Burress

3. Tom Brady Traded away for W. Dunn

4. Maurice Morris Dropped and now has David Carr

(By this time, everyone is ROTFLMAO)

5. Atlanta

6. J. Kasay

7. Z. Hilton Dropped for K Winslow

8. M. Bell Dropped and now had D. Rhodes

(We have started to catch our breath back by now)

9. K. Curtis Dropped and now has J. Cotchery

10. M. Booker Dropped and now has Reggie Williams

11. D. Bennett

12. Big Ben Dropped and now has Pennington

13. Caldwell Dropped and now has Eric Johnson

14. Pittman Dropped and now has J. Hall

15. Corey Bradford Dropped and now has San Diego

He is currently in first by himself and 6th overall in points. He has been lucky to matchup against someone on their worst week. So far, I am the only one to beat him.

He has made more moves than anyone else so far this year trying to build a team

 

[Da Beers]

The 9th slot is currently 4-1 by himself.

We drafted in mid august and laughed at almost every pick he made. 12 team 15 player scoring in sig.

1. FWP (Keep in mind that this was before it was said he would get the goal line work)

2. Plaxico Burress

3. Tom Brady Traded away for W. Dunn

4. Maurice Morris Dropped and now has David Carr

(By this time, everyone is ROTFLMAO)

5. Atlanta

6. J. Kasay

7. Z. Hilton Dropped for K Winslow

8. M. Bell Dropped and now had D. Rhodes

(We have started to catch our breath back by now)

9. K. Curtis Dropped and now has J. Cotchery

10. M. Booker Dropped and now has Reggie Williams

11. D. Bennett

12. Big Ben Dropped and now has Pennington

13. Caldwell Dropped and now has Eric Johnson

14. Pittman Dropped and now has J. Hall

15. Corey Bradford Dropped and now has San Diego

He is currently in first by himself and 6th overall in points. He has been lucky to matchup against someone on their worst week. So far, I am the only one to beat him.

He has made more moves than anyone else so far this year trying to build a team

He must have joined footballguys after the draft

 

[Wingnut]

2007 draft slots and current record:

01 4-1

02 2-3

03 4-1

04 4-1

05 0-5

06 1-4

07 2-3

08 4-1

09 3-2

10 1-4

11 4-1

12 1-4

 

[Marc Levin]

The 9th slot is currently 4-1 by himself.

We drafted in mid august and laughed at almost every pick he made. 12 team 15 player scoring in sig.

1. FWP (Keep in mind that this was before it was said he would get the goal line work)

2. Plaxico Burress

3. Tom Brady Traded away for W. Dunn

4. Maurice Morris Dropped and now has David Carr

(By this time, everyone is ROTFLMAO)

5. Atlanta

6. J. Kasay

7. Z. Hilton Dropped for K Winslow

8. M. Bell Dropped and now had D. Rhodes

(We have started to catch our breath back by now)

9. K. Curtis Dropped and now has J. Cotchery

10. M. Booker Dropped and now has Reggie Williams

11. D. Bennett

12. Big Ben Dropped and now has Pennington

13. Caldwell Dropped and now has Eric Johnson

14. Pittman Dropped and now has J. Hall

15. Corey Bradford Dropped and now has San Diego

He is currently in first by himself and 6th overall in points. He has been lucky to matchup against someone on their worst week. So far, I am the only one to beat him.

He has made more moves than anyone else so far this year trying to build a team

He must have joined footballguys after the draft

And some kind fellow owners to allow an abundant WW.I see two players that would have been drafted in most 10-team+ leagues: Winslow and Rhodes. And, he had great luck on your WW with RWilliams, EJohn, Pennie, Cotchery, and Carr

 

[JohnnyCat]

Place - draft slot - first pick - record - points

1 - 6 - P. Manning (4-1) 684 pts

2 - 1 - LT (4-1) 668 pts

3 - 7 - Tiki (4-1) 613 pts

4 - 9 - S. Smith (4-1) 594 pts

5 - 12 - Portis (3-2) 638 pts

6 - 8 - Westbrook (3-2) 595 pts

7 - 3 - LJ (3-2) 528 pts

8 - 10 - D. Davis (2-3) 457 pts

9 - 11 - Caddy (1-4) 503 pts

10 - 4 - L. Jordan (1-4) 478 pts

11 - 5 - E. James (1-4) 469 pts

12 - 2 - SA (0-5) 418 pts

 

[PsychoMan]

I (and many people) thought at the beginning of the season, that if you had a top 3 pick, you had a big advantage. In three leagues that I am in, the LT owner is ranked #1, #1, and #2.

I didn't get a top 3 in any of my leagues this year!!!