keeper question....drafts in 2 hrs. let me know asap please
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I drafted austin collie in the 12th round last year and ahmad bradshaw in the 6th. I have the 8th pick in this years draft. Thinking about keeping both these guys...ahmad would count as a 4th rd pick and collie as a 10th rounder? Then I'd snag best wr/rb I can with my first two picks. Thoughts?
I drafted austin collie in the 12th round last year and ahmad bradshaw in the 6th. I have the 8th pick in this years draft. Thinking about keeping both these guys...ahmad would count as a 4th rd pick and collie as a 10th rounder? Then I'd snag best wr/rb I can with my first two picks. Thoughts?
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#7
i drafted bowe in the 5th last year so i could get him in the 3rd. I got gerhart in the 16th last year and could snag him as my 14th pick. Doubt I pull trigger on either one though
i drafted bowe in the 5th last year so i could get him in the 3rd. I got gerhart in the 16th last year and could snag him as my 14th pick. Doubt I pull trigger on either one though
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#8
Hell no on Bowe in the 3rd!
You're right to leave Gerhart alone.
Guess it'll have to be Collie for you then. Who knows, Manning could only miss 1 game and Collie could be a damn fine pick. Besides, it's a 10th round pick. You're taking chances at that point anyway.
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Hell no on Bowe in the 3rd!
You're right to leave Gerhart alone.
Guess it'll have to be Collie for you then. Who knows, Manning could only miss 1 game and Collie could be a damn fine pick. Besides, it's a 10th round pick. You're taking chances at that point anyway.
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