So, I realize it's a little early for this, but I'm in a super-competitive league with some other media folks and am trying to start formulating a plan for the upcoming season.
Here's the deal with my league: 25-player rosters, start 2 QBs, 3 RBs, 4 WRs, TE, K, D/ST, standard scoring. The way the keeper stuff works is this...you're allowed to keep up to three players and when you keep someone you lose the draft pick ahead of the round you took them the previous year. For example, I drafted Brady two years ago in the 7th round and got him with my 6th pick last year, essentially. If I want to keep him this year, I'll lose my 5th round pick. You aren't allowed to keep first-round picks.
I had a great season last year compared to 2005 when I finished 7th out of 10. Last year I finished third after the regular season and made it to the second round of the playoffs.
So, here's last year's draft with an * next to people I kept from 2005. Let me know what you guys think you'd do.
1. Chad Johnson (can't keep)
2. Chester Taylor
3. Frank Gore
4. Fred Taylor
5. Terry Glenn
6. Brady*
7. Lee Evans
8. Ben Roethlisberger
9. Marion Barber
10. Todd Heap
11. Mark Brunell (yuck)
12. Brandon Jacobs
13. Maurice Jones-Drew
14. Seahawks
15. Jay Feely
16. Randy McMichael
17. Chad Jackson
18. Jay Cutler
19. Santonio Holmes
20. Robert Ferguson
21. Derrick Blaylock
22. Antwaan Randle El
23. Ciatrick Fason
24. Matt Jones*
25. Rian Lindell
As you can see, I hit the jackpot when it comes to mid- to late-round picks of young talent that ended up having a great year or is set up for a big year (Jacobs, Cutler). I have too many to choose from. Pretty much the only player I'm decided on is Gore.
What do y'all think?
Here's the deal with my league: 25-player rosters, start 2 QBs, 3 RBs, 4 WRs, TE, K, D/ST, standard scoring. The way the keeper stuff works is this...you're allowed to keep up to three players and when you keep someone you lose the draft pick ahead of the round you took them the previous year. For example, I drafted Brady two years ago in the 7th round and got him with my 6th pick last year, essentially. If I want to keep him this year, I'll lose my 5th round pick. You aren't allowed to keep first-round picks.
I had a great season last year compared to 2005 when I finished 7th out of 10. Last year I finished third after the regular season and made it to the second round of the playoffs.
So, here's last year's draft with an * next to people I kept from 2005. Let me know what you guys think you'd do.
1. Chad Johnson (can't keep)
2. Chester Taylor
3. Frank Gore
4. Fred Taylor
5. Terry Glenn
6. Brady*
7. Lee Evans
8. Ben Roethlisberger
9. Marion Barber
10. Todd Heap
11. Mark Brunell (yuck)
12. Brandon Jacobs
13. Maurice Jones-Drew
14. Seahawks
15. Jay Feely
16. Randy McMichael
17. Chad Jackson
18. Jay Cutler
19. Santonio Holmes
20. Robert Ferguson
21. Derrick Blaylock
22. Antwaan Randle El
23. Ciatrick Fason
24. Matt Jones*
25. Rian Lindell
As you can see, I hit the jackpot when it comes to mid- to late-round picks of young talent that ended up having a great year or is set up for a big year (Jacobs, Cutler). I have too many to choose from. Pretty much the only player I'm decided on is Gore.
What do y'all think?
