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Originally posted by SDOGO@Jul 10th '05 @ 5:40 pm
I can look at your draft and konw you picked in the top 3 because you got Manning and by the time it got back to you there was a serious run on RB's which left you with Jones which is just about where he gets picked (12-20). Then on the way back up you grabbed Johnson.
Just guessing but I bet I'm close.
Good job by the way.
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Well your absolutely right on... Thats exactly how it went... Tomlinson #1, Manning #2...
This is Head to Head and i am trying a new strategy i read about for head to head leagues. If you notice i only have one TE,K,Def.... The theory is to tank one week... For me it will be week #8. Several byes with no subs... so in essence im 0-1 to start the season... However, only needing to make the playoffs for a chance to win this strategy gives me unmatched depth at the skill positions... Two good QB's(one great actually) and 5 wide recievers and 5 RB's. This gives great options for weekly matchups while also keeping others from utilizing these skill players and also leaving the waiver wire kind of bare. i also went def / Kicker last and to me got very lucky with who i drafted. Example of the starategy: While others were drafting back up TE's and def in rounds 8-9-10 i drafted RB Chris Brown and WR Troy williamson and QB Jake Plummer. Very good Depth and like i said also keeps opponents from these players. Of course theres the injury issue with the three positions Def/K/TE. but with my depth i can always trade for a replacement and because of the quality of the depth, probably get a pretty good player without actually having to alter my starting roster. Ill let you know how i fair
Yes i drafted Clarrett and i bet he wins me a game this season... Still cant believe the haters do not see or understand this backs potential in Denvers system
