Third draft of Four is in the books...

Had the first pick..

QB: Garrard, Hasselbeck
RB: Peterson, Slaton, K. Smith, C. Benson, C. Taylor, F. Taylor
WR: Housh, B. Edwards, Chambers, J. Walker
TE: Gonzalez, Heap
K: Lindell, Vinatieri
D: Pittsburgh, Arizona

12 team HTH league with standard scoring. TEs get a PPR.

We can start either 3 RBs or 3 WRs. I would have had a slightly better group of QBs but some guys were taking backup QBs before filling out needs at other positions. Hopefully my 3 horses at RB will carry me all season.

What does everyone think?

One more draft on Sunday.

Thanks. I hoped Hasselbeck would be available since I picked Housh earlier.. Torry Holt in Jax should improve Garrard as well.

Our league site has a review feature by the FootballGuys and it said:

"With great inseason management, you have a 99% chance of making the playoffs. With good inseason management, you have a 90% chance. With average inseason management, you have a 83% chance."

League rules require 2 Ks, 2 TEs and 2 Ds on the roster at all times.

I'll be looking around the waiver wire soon, but I'm currently last due to having the 1st pick. My goals are to get 70 points from my QB and RBs each week, 10+ points from my TE since they get a PPR, 15+ points per week from Pittsburgh's D/ST and 15 points combined from my WRs. Those are average numbers and will easily be #1 in my league.

I'll look to shop around Benson early in the season to boost my WR position.

No clue. I was late for the draft and I called in the first pick from the road (no brainer), and when I got there, it was my pick.

Slaton was the 12th overall rated in my spreadsheets. I think some drafted a QB (after Brees and Brady were gone) and a run started which helped him slide to me.

6 QBs and 3 WRs were drafted in the 1st two rounds. I usually don't take a QB in the first 4-5 rounds unless my draft spot in the first round sucks (10, 11 or 12) and I'll get someone like Brees and a very good running back.