Given this is my highest stakes league, real life experience will greatly inform what has previously been just a theoretical exercise.
With three elite WRs, the game becomes gambling on as many RBs as possible in search of two who can be legitmate #1 or #2 backs. I believe this is as likely as finding Saves in fantasy baseball. We will see.
RD | OA | Player | Pos | Team |
1 | 7 | Andre Johnson | WR | Houston Texans |
2 | 18 | Calvin Johnson | WR | Detroit Lions |
3 | 31 | Roddy White | WR | Atlanta Falcons |
4 | 42 | Darren McFadden | RB | Oakland Raiders |
5 | 55 | Knowshon Moreno | RB | Denver Broncos |
6 | 66 | Tony Romo | QB | Dallas Cowboys |
7 | 79 | Ahmad Bradshaw | RB | New York Giants |
8 | 90 | Donald Brown | RB | Indianapolis Colts |
9 | 103 | Santana Moss | WR | Washington Redskins |
10 | 114 | James Davis | RB | Cleveland Browns |
11 | 127 | Donnie Avery | WR | St Louis Rams |
12 | 138 | Jamaal Charles | RB | Kansas City Chiefs |
13 | 151 | Peyton Hillis | RB | Denver Broncos |
14 | 162 | Visenthe Shiancoe | TE | Minnesota Vikings |
15 | 175 | New Orleans Saints | DST | New Orleans Saints |
16 | 186 | Jeff Reed | K | Pittsburgh Steelers |
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