Main team coming together slow

ungmu- I think it is going to be 1 of these 2 guys to emerge as El's guy. Hicks was a phenomenal speciman at North Carolina and has already had some big catches in the preseason... I am betting he will have the better numbers at year end but certainly could see Hixon being Eli's #1.

Update:

Hey BP
your Rb's/Qb's look solid
maybe shore up D.Brown later for Addai
Wr's not spectacular but could get the job done

word out of NY is that S.Smith should be the mad to lead the team in recepts

picks I would target possibly if they are not already gone are

QB
Stafford if chance he is still there late

RB
J.Davis, all sings pointing to him getting the gig
I love R.Rice but I am sure he is gone by now
G.Coffee, at worst will be change of pace Big IF for Gore to remain healthy
P.Hillis, if you feel like buying a lottery ticket
L.McCoy backs up your BW

WR
C.Henry
J.Gage, I like him as a WR3
S.Rice huge redzone target for Favre but I see him as a WR4
Crayton, hopefully he does well for my boy's
T.Holt, he is going overlooked in most drafts
Bruce, word is he is having another solid camp

TE
Shiancoe was 5th in rec. from a TE

Defense
love the Chargers and Jets
SD gets merriman and Cromartie back with a bonus Sproles returning Kicks
Jets get R.Ryan to emphasize the D and bonus L.Washington running back kicks

GL
looking forward for your insight throughout the season
Chime in on my week 1 conundrum
Thanks and GL

Thanks for the input I agree with your conclusions.. My WR's are serviceable but not outstanding.

I think James Davis is going to be the featured RB very soon. I just grabbed him. Ironically you posted shortly thereafter

Rice and McCoy are gone

I think I have some depth at RB, I will certainly take a value if it slides to me.

Wanted Henry too...went a few picks before me in 10th round, Holt is gone. The rest of these WR's are essentially trying to catch lightening in a bottle.

Like Shiancoe too went at the end of the 9th.

I will really get into your team when I finish my draft... promise