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[bigmiiiiike]

Thomas Clayton, RB, SF 49ers

They drafted him in the 6th round this year out of Kansas State. He's a physical specimen at 5-10, 220, and he runs a 4.4 40. He was off to a pretty good college career two years ago when he got into some academic and legal trouble and was suspended from the team. Sure, lots of guys have good NFL size and speed, so why am I pimping this guy you ask??? Take it with a grain of salt, I went to high school with him where he set all kinds of VA records. He initially signed with Florida State, but after riding the pine his freshman year, and with the prospects of competing with Booker for PT, he transferred to KSU.

Great, you say. Well, here is the great part, you can take him in the last round of a dynasty draft, and if he gets cut by the 49ers in the preseason, then drop him. But, if he makes the team and gets noticed, he's at least got the tools to be a good NFL back, if he gets the opportunity.

 

[Righetti]

I heart Chicks

 

[tomarken]

I <3 boobies. And chocolate milk.

 

[gianmarco]

I <3 boobies. And chocolate milk.

And those 2 together.

 

[JAA]

HEY EVERYBODY ... LOOK AT ME!!!

I PICKED A RANDOM PLAYER FROM THIS YEARS DRAFT AND LABELED HIM SUPER SLEEPER NUMBER 1!!!

 

[PantherPower]

my cat's breath smells like cat food

 

[Fallerjw]

Woo-hoo. Four-day weekend.

 

[tomarken]

If you have the second overall pick in your league this year and Chicken Parm was already taken, you have to grab Meatball Sub. After these two, there is a big dropoff to the next tier of hot sandwiches.

Meatball Sub may not have the speed or agility of Chicken Parm, but the Sub has good vision and great hands. For this reason, Meatball Sub may be used as a receiver out of the backfield, which adds to its value in PPR leagues. The only concerns are that first-round draft pick Chipotle Chicken could steal some goal-line carries, and the Sub did sprain its left meatball during OTA's. But that injury has healed, and this sandwich can run a 4.3 40 and costs just $3.99. You can't pass up that kind of value.

If you take Meatball Sub at the beginning of the first round, be sure to target Bag of Chips and Large Pepsi at the end of the 2nd / beginning of the 3rd. With that combo in your starting lineup you should dominate your league.

For those picking near the end of the first round, all of the elite sandwiches will be gone, but Philly Cheesesteak is worthy of a late-first round selection. It is known as a big, bruising sandwich, but there are concerns that Cheesesteak reported to training camp out of shape and about 10 pounds heavier than its ideal playing weight. Cheesesteak also turned 30 this year, which seems to be the point at which most sandwiches tend to slow down.

There have been noteworthy examples of big sandwiches having fantasy success, such as Jerome Bettis and the Double Whopper. Given its age and workload, it would be difficult to trust the PC as your top starter. However, if you pick up Cheesesteak on draft day, you are definitely getting a solid #2.

 

[Warpig]

I farted.

 

[Nookular Power]

If you have the second overall pick in your league this year and Chicken Parm was already taken, you have to grab Meatball Sub. After these two, there is a big dropoff to the next tier of hot sandwiches. Meatball Sub may not have the speed or agility of Chicken Parm, but the Sub has good vision and great hands. For this reason, Meatball Sub may be used as a receiver out of the backfield, which adds to its value in PPR leagues. The only concerns are that first-round draft pick Chipotle Chicken could steal some goal-line carries, and the Sub did sprain its left meatball during OTA's. But that injury has healed, and this sandwich can run a 4.3 40 and costs just $3.99. You can't pass up that kind of value. If you take Meatball Sub at the beginning of the first round, be sure to target Bag of Chips and Large Pepsi at the end of the 2nd / beginning of the 3rd. With that combo in your starting lineup you should dominate your league. For those picking near the end of the first round, all of the elite sandwiches will be gone, but Philly Cheesesteak is worthy of a late-first round selection. It is known as a big, bruising sandwich, but there are concerns that Cheesesteak reported to training camp out of shape and about 10 pounds heavier than its ideal playing weight. Cheesesteak also turned 30 this year, which seems to be the point at which most sandwiches tend to slow down. There have been noteworthy examples of big sandwiches having fantasy success, such as Jerome Bettis and the Double Whopper. Given its age and workload, it would be difficult to trust the PC as your top starter. However, if you pick up Cheesesteak on draft day, you are definitely getting a solid #2.

I'm hoping Chipotle chicken falls to me in my dynasty rookie draft. He's versitile -- your choice of 4 different salsas! -- and low on carbs and fat.

 

[aposulli]

 

[phthalatemagic]

If you have the second overall pick in your league this year and Chicken Parm was already taken, you have to grab Meatball Sub. After these two, there is a big dropoff to the next tier of hot sandwiches. Meatball Sub may not have the speed or agility of Chicken Parm, but the Sub has good vision and great hands. For this reason, Meatball Sub may be used as a receiver out of the backfield, which adds to its value in PPR leagues. The only concerns are that first-round draft pick Chipotle Chicken could steal some goal-line carries, and the Sub did sprain its left meatball during OTA's. But that injury has healed, and this sandwich can run a 4.3 40 and costs just $3.99. You can't pass up that kind of value. If you take Meatball Sub at the beginning of the first round, be sure to target Bag of Chips and Large Pepsi at the end of the 2nd / beginning of the 3rd. With that combo in your starting lineup you should dominate your league. For those picking near the end of the first round, all of the elite sandwiches will be gone, but Philly Cheesesteak is worthy of a late-first round selection. It is known as a big, bruising sandwich, but there are concerns that Cheesesteak reported to training camp out of shape and about 10 pounds heavier than its ideal playing weight. Cheesesteak also turned 30 this year, which seems to be the point at which most sandwiches tend to slow down. There have been noteworthy examples of big sandwiches having fantasy success, such as Jerome Bettis and the Double Whopper. Given its age and workload, it would be difficult to trust the PC as your top starter. However, if you pick up Cheesesteak on draft day, you are definitely getting a solid #2.

 

[Sir Psycho]

If you have the second overall pick in your league this year and Chicken Parm was already taken, you have to grab Meatball Sub. After these two, there is a big dropoff to the next tier of hot sandwiches. Meatball Sub may not have the speed or agility of Chicken Parm, but the Sub has good vision and great hands. For this reason, Meatball Sub may be used as a receiver out of the backfield, which adds to its value in PPR leagues. The only concerns are that first-round draft pick Chipotle Chicken could steal some goal-line carries, and the Sub did sprain its left meatball during OTA's. But that injury has healed, and this sandwich can run a 4.3 40 and costs just $3.99. You can't pass up that kind of value. If you take Meatball Sub at the beginning of the first round, be sure to target Bag of Chips and Large Pepsi at the end of the 2nd / beginning of the 3rd. With that combo in your starting lineup you should dominate your league. For those picking near the end of the first round, all of the elite sandwiches will be gone, but Philly Cheesesteak is worthy of a late-first round selection. It is known as a big, bruising sandwich, but there are concerns that Cheesesteak reported to training camp out of shape and about 10 pounds heavier than its ideal playing weight. Cheesesteak also turned 30 this year, which seems to be the point at which most sandwiches tend to slow down. There have been noteworthy examples of big sandwiches having fantasy success, such as Jerome Bettis and the Double Whopper. Given its age and workload, it would be difficult to trust the PC as your top starter. However, if you pick up Cheesesteak on draft day, you are definitely getting a solid #2.

My vote for post of the year !

 

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Practice Squad

 

[montana_grizzly_bears]

If you have the second overall pick in your league this year and Chicken Parm was already taken, you have to grab Meatball Sub. After these two, there is a big dropoff to the next tier of hot sandwiches. Meatball Sub may not have the speed or agility of Chicken Parm, but the Sub has good vision and great hands. For this reason, Meatball Sub may be used as a receiver out of the backfield, which adds to its value in PPR leagues. The only concerns are that first-round draft pick Chipotle Chicken could steal some goal-line carries, and the Sub did sprain its left meatball during OTA's. But that injury has healed, and this sandwich can run a 4.3 40 and costs just $3.99. You can't pass up that kind of value. If you take Meatball Sub at the beginning of the first round, be sure to target Bag of Chips and Large Pepsi at the end of the 2nd / beginning of the 3rd. With that combo in your starting lineup you should dominate your league. For those picking near the end of the first round, all of the elite sandwiches will be gone, but Philly Cheesesteak is worthy of a late-first round selection. It is known as a big, bruising sandwich, but there are concerns that Cheesesteak reported to training camp out of shape and about 10 pounds heavier than its ideal playing weight. Cheesesteak also turned 30 this year, which seems to be the point at which most sandwiches tend to slow down. There have been noteworthy examples of big sandwiches having fantasy success, such as Jerome Bettis and the Double Whopper. Given its age and workload, it would be difficult to trust the PC as your top starter. However, if you pick up Cheesesteak on draft day, you are definitely getting a solid #2.

So let me get this straight Chicken Parm= LT, meatball sub= SJ, and Philly cheesesteak= Alexander?

 

[crimsonrebel]

Meatball sub? Now theres a sandwich with balls. Chicken parm has no balls, and its kinda cheesy to be honest. Dont even get me started on the whole sub vs round sandwitch debate. Everyone knows hamburger is the only round sandwich worth drafting. The real question that needs to be asked, is whether or not Pita sandwiches should be taken before the last few rounds of a draft. Answer that one. And should i take mayonnaise before mustard as a collar to my first round sandwich?

 

[joffer]

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