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Top 200 Fantasy Football Draft Rankings for 2004-2005 Season

1 Holmes, Priest RB KC 5 Ru: 324-1512-22, Re: 70-688-2
2 Tomlinson, LaDainian RB SD 10 Ru: 323-1578-13, Re: 88-679-1
3 Green, Ahman RB GB 9 Ru: 299-1427-13, Re: 53-428-2
4 Portis, Clinton RB WAS 7 Ru: 267-1493-16, Re: 34-322-0
5 McAllister, Deuce RB NO 8 Ru: 334-1508-11, Re: 63-503-1
6 Alexander, Shaun RB SEA 4 Ru: 341-1240-14, Re: 52-402-2
7 Lewis, Jamal RB BAL 6 Ru: 369-1677-14, Re: 30-233-0
8 James, Edgerrin RB IND 6 Ru: 350-1511-12, Re: 52-341-1
9 Moss, Randy WR MIN 4 Re: 105-1474-14.0-14
10 Harrison, Marvin WR IND 6 Re: 109-1441-13.2-11
11 Barlow, Kevan RB SF 7 Ru: 251-1279-7, Re: 48-468-3
12 Davis, Domanick RB HOU 7 Ru: 285-1134-6, Re: 50-303-1
13 Johnson, Rudi RB CIN 5 Ru: 272-1234-11, Re: 41-344-1
14 Faulk, Marshall RB STL 8 Ru: 215-998-9, Re: 65-504-3
15 Taylor, Fred RB JAC 9 Ru: 290-1311-7, Re: 40-344-1
16 Culpepper, Daunte QB MIN 4 Pa: 316/501-3646-25-14, Ru: 81-478-6
17 Manning, Peyton QB IND 6 Pa: 375/582-4189-33-17, Ru: 22-109-0
18 Dillon, Corey RB NE 3 Ru: 250-1135-8, Re: 30-220-0
19 Davis, Stephen RB CAR 3 Ru: 279-1370-9, Re: 18-160-0
20 Henry, Travis RB BUF 3 Ru: 277-1184-8, Re: 27-166-0
21 Westbrook, Brian RB PHI 5 Ru: 202-878-6, Re: 60-433-3
22 Gonzalez, Tony TE KC 5 Re: 71-903-12.7-8
23 Owens, Terrell WR PHI 5 Re: 86-1307-15.2-11
24 McNabb, Donovan QB PHI 5 Pa: 295/510-3352-21-10, Ru: 81-499-4
25 Johnson, Chad WR CIN 5 Re: 87-1295-14.9-9
26 Holt, Torry WR STL 8 Re: 91-1381-15.2-10
27 Ward, Hines WR PIT 7 Re: 98-1201-12.3-11
28 Barber, Tiki RB NYG 6 Ru: 264-1072-5, Re: 69-479-1
29 Vick, Michael QB ATL 9 Pa: 220/422-2870-22-10, Ru: 122-824-6
30 Brown, Chris RB TEN 9 Ru: 208-967-5, Re: 22-167-1
31 Jones, Kevin RB DET 4 Ru: 221-887-5, Re: 37-275-2
32 Staley, Duce RB PIT 7 Ru: 185-884-5, Re: 52-541-1
33 Moss, Santana WR NYJ 3 Re: 76-1131-14.9-8
34 Hasselbeck, Matt QB SEA 4 Pa: 340/564-4023-28-17, Ru: 39-161-1
35 Smith, Steve WR CAR 3 Re: 84-1067-12.7-7
36 Coles, Laveranues WR WAS 7 Re: 80-1167-14.6-8
37 Mason, Derrick WR TEN 9 Re: 84-1176-14.0-8
38 Horn, Joe WR NO 8 Re: 78-1237-15.9-9
39 Shockey, Jeremy TE NYG 6 Re: 76-892-11.7-6
40 Heap, Todd TE BAL 6 Re: 67-741-11.1-5
41 Jackson, Darrell WR SEA 4 Re: 73-1135-15.5-8
42 McNair, Steve QB TEN 9 Pa: 260/418-3199-25-12, Ru: 61-217-3
43 Bennett, Michael RB MIN 4 Ru: 212-1048-5, Re: 27-247-1
44 Johnson, Andre WR HOU 7 Re: 81-1117-13.8-7
45 Martin, Curtis RB NYJ 3 Ru: 270-1114-5, Re: 45-274-1
46 Price, Peerless WR ATL 9 Re: 78-1094-14.0-7
47 Griffin, Quentin RB DEN 10 Ru: 101-402-3, Re: 11-87-1
48 Moulds, Eric WR BUF 3 Re: 70-991-14.2-7
49 Chambers, Chris WR MIA 10 Re: 76-984-12.9-7
50 Robinson, Koren WR SEA 4 Re: 70-1012-14.5-7
51 Bulger, Marc QB STL 8 Pa: 308/484-3686-26-21, Ru: 21-57-2
52 Garner, Charlie RB TB 8 Ru: 153-706-4, Re: 63-571-3
53 Jones, Thomas RB CHI 5 Ru: 206-809-5, Re: 35-236-0
54 Pennington, Chad QB NYJ 3 Pa: 373/617-3255-25-14, Ru: 32-66-3
55 Smith, Jimmy WR JAC 9 Re: 71-1010-14.2-6
56 Walker, Javon WR GB 9 Re: 65-1034-15.9-7
57 Winslow, Kellen TE CLE 8 Re: 61-637-10.4-6
58 Brooks, Aaron QB NO 8 Pa: 285/508-3224-23-12, Ru: 61-201-2
59 Brady, Tom QB NE 3 Pa: 346/559-3301-24-12, Ru: 44-102-1
60 Rogers, Charles WR DET 4 Re: 68-1094-16.1-7
61 Patriots, DST NE 3 DTD: 6, FF: 0, Int: 30, Sk: 45, Tk: 891.5
62 Green, Trent QB KC 5 Pa: 309/522-3846-24-16, Ru: 30-158-0
63 Duckett, T.J. RB ATL 9 Ru: 262-1019-9, Re: 19-137-0
64 Suggs, Lee RB CLE 8 Ru: 162-823-6, Re: 24-212-1
65 Bruce, Isaac WR STL 8 Re: 63-948-15.0-5
66 Burress, Plaxico WR PIT 7 Re: 68-1071-15.8-6
67 Toomer, Amani WR NYG 6 Re: 68-1093-16.1-7
68 Vanderjagt, Mike K IND 6 FG: 32/34, XP: 45/45
69 Porter, Jerry WR OAK 10 Re: 77-1014-13.2-7
70 Ravens, DST BAL 6 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 28, Sk: 47, Tk: 892
71 Buccaneers, DST TB 8 DTD: 4, FF: 0, Int: 21, Sk: 28, Tk: 872.5
72 Crumpler, Alge TE ATL 9 Re: 53-557-10.5-6
73 Smith, Rod WR DEN 10 Re: 82-964-11.8-5
74 Favre, Brett QB GB 9 Pa: 288/459-3282-29-12, Ru: 19-51-0
75 Jackson, Steven RB STL 8 Ru: 117-447-3, Re: 21-197-1
76 George, Eddie RB DAL 4 Ru: 266-722-5, Re: 22-154-0
77 McCareins, Justin WR NYJ 3 Re: 61-874-14.3-6
78 Minor, Travis RB MIA 10 Ru: 189-686-5, Re: 24-213-0
79 Dunn, Warrick RB ATL 9 Ru: 196-784-4, Re: 59-431-2
80 Stallworth, Donte' WR NO 8 Re: 61-921-15.1-8
81 Jones, Julius RB DAL 4 Ru: 144-543-3, Re: 24-178-2
82 Dolphins, DST MIA 10 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 20, Sk: 40, Tk: 814
83 Cowboys, DST DAL 4 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 18, Sk: 30, Tk: 765.5
84 Fitzgerald, Larry WR ARI 6 Re: 71-891-12.5-5
85 Wilkins, Jeff K STL 8 FG: 30/35, XP: 43/43
86 Plummer, Jake QB DEN 10 Pa: 284/497-3205-22-16, Ru: 45-203-2
87 McMichael, Randy TE MIA 10 Re: 52-564-10.8-4
88 Johnson, Keyshawn WR DAL 4 Re: 79-1017-12.9-6
89 Garcia, Jeff QB CLE 8 Pa: 269/498-3017-19-12, Ru: 59-265-4
90 Williams, Boo TE NO 8 Re: 41-490-12.0-6
91 Pollard, Marcus TE IND 6 Re: 43-484-11.3-4
92 Lelie, Ashley WR DEN 10 Re: 64-927-14.5-3
93 Foster, DeShaun RB CAR 3 Ru: 129-493-5, Re: 29-238-2
94 McGahee, Willis RB BUF 3 Ru: 123-502-3, Re: 37-282-2
95 Wayne, Reggie WR IND 6 Re: 52-777-14.9-5
96 Eagles, DST PHI 5 DTD: 3, FF: 0, Int: 15, Sk: 48.5, Tk: 871.5
97 Panthers, DST CAR 3 DTD: 3, FF: 0, Int: 21, Sk: 43, Tk: 815
98 Rams, DST STL 8 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 19, Sk: 38, Tk: 751.5
99 Booker, Marty WR MIA 10 Re: 71-827-11.6-5
100 Shipp, Marcel RB ARI 6 Ru: 0-0-0, Re: 0-0-0
101 Leftwich, Byron QB JAC 9 Pa: 259/460-3007-22-18, Ru: 30-121-1
102 Kasay, John K CAR 3 FG: 28/33, XP: 28/28
103 Stover, Matt K BAL 6 FG: 26/32, XP: 31/31
104 Elam, Jason K DEN 10 FG: 28/34, XP: 39/39
105 Akers, David K PHI 5 FG: 29/34, XP: 42/42
106 Green, William RB CLE 8 Ru: 134-511-3, Re: 11-71-0
107 Delhomme, Jake QB CAR 3 Pa: 274/460-3332-21-16, Ru: 48-36-1
108 Bell, Tatum RB DEN 10 Ru: 56-245-2, Re: 12-88-1
109 Brunell, Mark QB WAS 7 Pa: 264/437-2961-20-13, Ru: 40-202-1
110 Longwell, Ryan K GB 9 FG: 27/31, XP: 41/41
111 Broncos, DST DEN 10 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 15, Sk: 39, Tk: 821
112 Titans, DST TEN 9 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 20, Sk: 35.5, Tk: 801
113 Bills, DST BUF 3 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 16, Sk: 29, Tk: 847
114 Chiefs, DST KC 5 DTD: 3, FF: 0, Int: 18, Sk: 31, Tk: 928
115 Robinson, Marcus WR MIN 4 Re: 37-481-13.0-5
116 McCardell, Keenan WR TB 8 Re: 77-1036-13.5-6
117 Branch, Deion WR NE 3 Re: 78-934-12.0-6
118 Vinatieri, Adam K NE 3 FG: 27/32, XP: 36/36
119 Warrick, Peter WR CIN 5 Re: 74-772-10.4-5
120 Wheatley, Tyrone RB OAK 10 Ru: 153-595-5, Re: 15-111-0
121 Graham, Daniel TE NE 3 Re: 31-359-11.6-3
122 Jones, Freddie TE ARI 6 Re: 54-497-9.2-4
123 Bledsoe, Drew QB BUF 3 Pa: 239/420-2994-19-14, Ru: 22-47-0
124 Gates, Antonio TE SD 10 Re: 45-497-11.0-4
125 Franks, Bubba TE GB 9 Re: 36-351-9.8-5
126 Janikowski, Sebastian K OAK 10 FG: 26/33, XP: 37/37
127 Gardner, Rod WR WAS 7 Re: 70-938-13.4-7
128 Driver, Donald WR GB 9 Re: 60-832-13.9-5
129 Johnson, Brad QB TB 8 Pa: 308/500-3150-22-15, Ru: 21-78-0
130 Harrington, Joey QB DET 4 Pa: 314/590-2964-17-16, Ru: 21-60-0
131 Gannon, Rich QB OAK 10 Pa: 255/394-2865-19-10, Ru: 34-206-3
132 Williams, Roy WR DET 4 Re: 58-779-13.4-6
133 Carr, David QB HOU 7 Pa: 237/425-2203-15-15, Ru: 24-177-2
134 Brown, Josh K SEA 4 FG: 26/33, XP: 41/41
135 Thompson, Donnel RB IND 6 Ru: 0-0-0, Re: 0-0-0
136 Mili, Itula TE SEA 4 Re: 38-397-10.4-4
137 Williams, Moe RB MIN 4 Ru: 118-531-5, Re: 41-404-1
138 Lloyd, Brandon WR SF 7 Re: 56-748-13.4-5
139 Vikings, DST MIN 4 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 17, Sk: 37, Tk: 766.5
140 Packers, DST GB 9 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 14, Sk: 31, Tk: 788.5
141 Steelers, DST PIT 7 DTD: 3, FF: 0, Int: 14, Sk: 31, Tk: 852
142 Seahawks, DST SEA 4 DTD: 0, FF: 0, Int: 17, Sk: 34, Tk: 859
143 Giants, DST NYG 6 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 12, Sk: 28, Tk: 910.5
144 Browns, DST CLE 8 DTD: 3, FF: 0, Int: 18, Sk: 24, Tk: 900
145 Kleinsasser, Jimmy TE MIN 4 Re: 43-428-10.0-5
146 Clark, Dallas TE IND 6 Re: 37-461-12.5-4
147 Dayne, Ron RB NYG 6 Ru: 132-484-4, Re: 7-50-0
148 Thomas, Anthony RB CHI 5 Ru: 171-683-4, Re: 12-88-0
149 Hearst, Garrison RB DEN 10 Ru: 121-383-3, Re: 22-181-0
150 Givens, David WR NE 3 Re: 64-802-12.5-7
151 Feely, Jay K ATL 9 FG: 25/31, XP: 35/35
152 McCown, Josh QB ARI 6 Pa: 280/506-2471-14-15, Ru: 91-251-1
153 Testaverde, Vinny QB DAL 4 Pa: 277/498-2891-14-14, Ru: 12-19-0
154 Palmer, Carson QB CIN 5 Pa: 224/422-2651-15-16, Ru: 24-83-1
155 Rattay, Tim QB SF 7 Pa: 221/451-2774-17-15, Ru: 24-31-0
156 Falcons, DST ATL 9 DTD: 0, FF: 0, Int: 18, Sk: 36, Tk: 762.5
157 Jaguars, DST JAC 9 DTD: 0, FF: 0, Int: 15, Sk: 31, Tk: 796.5
158 Lions, DST DET 4 DTD: 1, FF: 0, Int: 17, Sk: 28, Tk: 765
159 Davis, Andre WR CLE 8 Re: 60-812-13.5-6
160 Maddox, Tommy QB PIT 7 Pa: 234/392-2377-16-12, Ru: 15-31-0
161 Galloway, Joey WR TB 8 Re: 56-747-13.3-4
162 Gramatica, Martin K TB 8 FG: 26/31, XP: 29/29
163 Smith, Emmitt RB ARI 6 Ru: 189-661-2, Re: 14-89-0
164 Smith, Onterrio RB MIN 4 Ru: 121-424-4, Re: 18-161-0
165 Muhammad, Muhsin WR CAR 3 Re: 64-860-13.4-4
166 Warner, Kurt QB NYG 6 Pa: 136/251-1718-10-10, Ru: 3-8-0
167 Rice, Jerry WR OAK 10 Re: 71-877-12.4-5
168 Johnson, Kevin WR BAL 6 Re: 72-744-10.3-6
169 Andersen, Morten K KC 5 FG: 22/27, XP: 38/38
170 Fargas, Justin RB OAK 10 Ru: 142-471-4, Re: 12-88-0
171 Bears, DST CHI 5 DTD: 0, FF: 0, Int: 16, Sk: 28, Tk: 841.5
172 Raiders, DST OAK 10 DTD: 2, FF: 0, Int: 19, Sk: 33, Tk: 816
173 Redskins, DST WAS 7 DTD: 0, FF: 0, Int: 18, Sk: 38, Tk: 744.5
174 Calico, Tyrone WR TEN 9 Re: 36-519-14.4-6
175 Carney, John K NO 8 FG: 25/35, XP: 30/30
176 Grossman, Rex QB CHI 5 Pa: 228/432-2622-15-15, Ru: 33-101-0
177 Morgan, Quincy WR CLE 8 Re: 54-808-15.0-6
178 Bennett, Drew WR TEN 9 Re: 54-721-13.4-5
179 Alstott, Mike RB TB 8 Ru: 90-348-4, Re: 21-148-0
180 Hall, John K WAS 7 FG: 24/31, XP: 30/30
181 Bettis, Jerome RB PIT 7 Ru: 153-595-4, Re: 9-66-0
182 Boller, Kyle QB BAL 6 Pa: 144/327-2258-15-14, Ru: 44-86-1
183 Clark, Desmond TE CHI 5 Re: 45-419-9.3-4
184 Kinney, Erron TE TEN 9 Re: 41-411-10.0-3
185 Johnson, Eric TE SF 7 Re: 34-382-11.2-4
186 Witten, Jason TE DAL 4 Re: 40-399-10.0-3
187 Becht, Anthony TE NYJ 3 Re: 42-384-9.1-4
188 Smith, L.J. TE PHI 5 Re: 32-384-12.0-4
189 Miller, Billy TE HOU 7 Re: 41-402-9.8-4
190 Faulk, Kevin RB NE 3 Ru: 103-423-1, Re: 47-309-3
191 Mare, Olindo K MIA 10 FG: 23/30, XP: 28/28
192 Kennison, Eddie WR KC 5 Re: 47-703-15.0-3
193 Anderson, Richie RB DAL 4 Ru: 57-221-1, Re: 71-538-3
194 Elling, Aaron K MIN 4 FG: 19/27, XP: 45/45
195 Hanson, Jason K DET 4 FG: 23/37, XP: 27/27
196 Fiedler, Jay QB MIA 10 Pa: 139/457-2387-10-10, Ru: 34-133-2
197 Nedney, Joe K TEN 9 FG: 24/30, XP: 28/28
198 Williams, Reggie WR JAC 9 Re: 47-655-13.9-4
199 Hilliard, Ike WR NYG 6 Re: 57-688-12.1-5
200 Morton, Johnnie WR KC 5 Re: 54-771-14.3-4

Sleeper Picks:

Chad Pennington, Marcus Robinson, Brian Westbrook, Quentin Griffin, Chris Brown, Jones Twins, Jerry Porter, Daniel Graham, Byron Leftwich.

Given this cheatsheet, here is my top-notch team (I got the top pick in the draft):

Pick# Player

6. Bulger, Marc QB STL
2. Davis, Domanick RB HOU
1. Holmes, Priest RB KC
4. Moss, Santana WR NYJ
5. Smith, Steve WR CAR
3. Gonzalez, Tony TE KC
8. Andersen, Morten K KC
7. Rams, DST DST STL
9. Brown, Chris RB TEN
12. Foster, DeShaun RB CAR
11. Jackson, Steven RB STL
14. Robinson, Marcus WR MIN
10. Smith, Rod WR DEN
13. Wayne, Reggie WR IND
Go Sea-Guls!

Top 150 Fantasy Football Draft Rankings for 2003-2004 Season

1. Tomlinson, LaDainian (RB-SD)
2. Williams, Ricky (RB-Mia)
3. Portis, Clinton (RB-Den)
4. Faulk, Marshall (RB-StL)
5. Holmes, Priest (RB-KC)
6. McAllister, Deuce (RB-NO)
7. Alexander, Shaun (RB-Sea)
8. Harrison, Marvin (WR-Ind)
9. James, Edgerrin (RB-Ind)
10. Green, Ahman (RB-GB)
11. Henry, Travis (RB-Buf)
12. Owens, Terrell (WR-SF)
13. Barber, Tiki (RB-NYG)
14. Taylor, Fred (RB-Jac)
15. Moss, Randy (WR-Min)
16. McNabb, Donovan (QB-Phi)
17. Lewis, Jamal (RB-Bal)
18. Dillon, Corey (RB-Cin)
19. Davis, Stephen (RB-Car)
20. Moulds, Eric (WR-Buf)
21. Garner, Charlie (RB-Oak)
22. Green, William (RB-Cle)
23. Culpepper, Daunte (QB-Min)
24. Burress, Plaxico (WR-Pit)
25. Ward, Hines (WR-Pit)
26. Martin, Curtis (RB-NYJ)
27. Horn, Joe (WR-NO)
28. Boston, David (WR-SD)
29. George, Eddie (RB-Ten)
30. Holt, Torry (WR-StL)
31. Robinson, Koren (WR-Sea)
32. Manning, Peyton (QB-Ind)
33. Gannon, Rich (QB-Oak)
34. Driver, Donald (WR-GB)
35. Shockey, Jeremy (TE-NYG)
36. Gonzalez, Tony (TE-KC)
37. Heap, Todd (TE-Bal)
38. Toomer, Amani (WR-NYG)
39. Johnson, Chad (WR-Cin)
40. Coles, Laveranues (WR-Was)
41. Booker, Marty (WR-Chi)
42. Brooks, Aaron (QB-NO)
43. Price, Peerless (WR-Atl)
44. Smith, Rod (WR-Den)
45. Canidate, Trung (RB-Was)
46. Tampa Bay (DEF-TB)
47. Mason, Derrick (WR-Ten)
48. Porter, Jerry (WR-Oak)
49. Bruce, Isaac (WR-StL)
50. Warner, Kurt (QB-StL)
51. Stallworth, Donte' (WR-NO)
52. Johnson, Keyshawn (WR-TB)
53. Barlow, Kevan (RB-SF)
54. Gardner, Rod (WR-Was)
55. Rice, Jerry (WR-Oak)
56. Dunn, Warrick (RB-Atl)
57. Hambrick, Troy (RB-Dal)
58. Stewart, James (RB-Det)
59. Jackson, Darrell (WR-Sea)
60. Smith, Onterrio (RB-Min)
61. Philadelphia (DEF-Phi)
62. Baltimore (DEF-Bal)
63. New England (DEF-NE)
64. Morgan, Quincy (WR-Cle)
65. Staley, Duce (RB-Phi)
66. Zereoue, Amos (RB-Pit)
67. Smith, Antowain (RB-NE)
68. Rogers, Charles (WR-Det)
69. Thomas, Anthony (RB-Chi)
70. Brady, Tom (QB-NE)
71. Reed, Josh (WR-Buf)
72. Hasselbeck, Matt (QB-Sea)
73. Bledsoe, Drew (QB-Buf)
74. Brown, Troy (WR-NE)
75. Conway, Curtis (WR-NYJ)
76. Chambers, Chris (WR-Mia)
77. Pinkston, Todd (WR-Phi)
78. Taylor, Travis (WR-Bal)
79. Streets, Tai (WR-SF)
80. Thrash, James (WR-Phi)
81. Smith, Jimmy (WR-Jac)
82. Bennett, Michael (RB-Min)
83. Franks, Bubba (TE-GB)
84. Sharpe, Shannon (TE-Den)
85. Garcia, Jeff (QB-SF)
86. Mack, Stacey (RB-Hou)
87. Pollard, Marcus (TE-Ind)
88. Smith, Emmitt (RB-Ari)
89. Pittsburgh (DEF-Pit)
90. Miami (DEF-Mia)
91. McNair, Steve (QB-Ten)
92. Favre, Brett (QB-GB)
93. Maddox, Tommy (QB-Pit)
94. Green, Trent (QB-KC)
95. McMichael, Randy (TE-Mia)
96. Muhammad, Muhsin (WR-Car)
97. Akers, David (K-Phi)
98. Elam, Jason (K-Den)
99. Crumpler, Alge (TE-Atl)
100. Janikowski, Sebastian (K-Oak)
101. Gramatica, Martin (K-TB)
102. Carolina (DEF-Car)
103. Green Bay (DEF-GB)
104. Atlanta (DEF-Atl)
105. Tennessee (DEF-Ten)
106. Seattle (DEF-Sea)
107. New Orleans (DEF-NO)
108. Oakland (DEF-Oak)
109. Patten, David (WR-NE)
110. Galloway, Joey (WR-Dal)
111. Lelie, Ashley (WR-Den)
112. Vick, Michael (QB-Atl)
113. Bettis, Jerome (RB-Pit)
114. Collins, Kerry (QB-NYG)
115. Plummer, Jake (QB-Den)
116. Chrebet, Wayne (WR-NYJ)
117. Wayne, Reggie (WR-Ind)
118. Schroeder, Bill (WR-Det)
119. Branch, Deion (WR-NE)
120. Bradford, Corey (WR-Hou)
121. Feely, Jay (K-Atl)
122. Vinatieri, Adam (K-NE)
123. Vanderjagt, Mike (K-Ind)
124. Carney, John (K-NO)
125. Reed, Jeff (K-Pit)
126. Andersen, Morten (K-KC)
127. Mare, Olindo (K-Mia)
128. Longwell, Ryan (K-GB)
129. Nedney, Joe (K-Ten)
130. Chandler, Jeff (K-SF)
131. Brown, Josh (K-Sea)
132. Dallas (DEF-Dal)
133. San Diego (DEF-SD)
134. New York (DEF-NYG)
135. Indianapolis (DEF-Ind)
136. Jacksonville (DEF-Jac)
137. Washington (DEF-Was)
138. Johnson, Brad (QB-TB)
139. Fiedler, Jay (QB-Mia)
140. Hilliard, Ike (WR-NYG)
141. Bryant, Antonio (WR-Dal)
142. Alstott, Mike (RB-TB)
143. Buckhalter, Correll (RB-Phi)
144. Miller, Billy (TE-Hou)
145. Jolley, Doug (TE-Oak)
146. Alexander, Stephen (TE-SD)
147. Johnson, Kevin (WR-Cle)
148. Boerigter, Marc (WR-KC)
149. Moss, Santana (WR-NYJ)
150. Morton, Johnnie (WR-KC)
151. Warrick, Peter (WR-Cin)
152. Ferguson, Robert (WR-GB)
153. Smith, Steve (WR-Car)
154. Becht, Anthony (TE-NYJ)
155. Finneran, Brian (WR-Atl)
156. McCardell, Keenan (WR-TB)
157. Hearst, Garrison (RB-SF)
158. Stevens, Jerramy (TE-Sea)

These picks are for the following Draft Rules:

Starting Positions: QB, WR, WR, WR, RB, RB, TE, K, DEF, DEF, Bench, Bench, Bench, Bench, Bench, Bench
Statistical Categories (Offense): Passing Yards (35 yards per point)
Passing Touchdowns (6)
Interceptions (-2)
Rushing Yards (10 yards per point)
Rushing Touchdowns (6)
Reception Yards (10 yards per point)
Reception Touchdowns (6)
Return Yards (15 yards per point)
Return Touchdowns (6)
2 Point Conversions (2)
Fumbles (-0.5)
Fumbles Lost (-2)

Top Fantasy Advice -

1.) Know your League's unique rules.
2.) Take the size of your league into consideration. Our league has 12 teams and therefore RB's will be at a premium since there are only 8 solid backs this year.
3.) RBs, RBs, RBs ... always draft at least 2 solid players at this position. Should be your first 2 picks. WR's are waiver material. Watch for good third year WR's that are just breaking out (David Patten, Darrell Jackson, Tai Streets), especially early in the season.
4.) Draft the best values at each position. Break your draftees into Tiers and always try to get top tier players.

Our rules greatly favor WR's since fumbles and interceptions hurt the fantasy value of both RB's and WR's. Additionally, QB only receive 1 point for every 35 yards so our league respects quarterbacks that throws for lots of touchdowns and few interceptions (so NO Favre or Culpepper's, but rather Brady's and my sleeper, Tommy Maddox).

Our league also plays 2 defenses and rewards them heavily for even things like Return Yards. Since there are only 32 teams in the NFL, having 2 starting defenses that are good is critical. (2 Def x 12 teams=24, so only 6 teams will have a backup for Bye weeks).

Fantasy Football Draft Results 2003-2004 Season

QB Brady, Tom (QB-NE)
WR Horn, Joe (WR-NO)
WR Robinson, Koren
WR Coles, Laveranues (WR-Was)
RB Faulk, Marshall (RB-StL)
RB Dillon, Corey (RB-Cin)
TE Jolley, Doug (TE-Oak)
Bench Stallworth, Donte' (WR-NO)
Bench Stewart, James (RB-Det)
Bench Hasselbeck, Matt (QB-Sea)
Bench Fauria, Christian (TE-NE)
Vinatieri, Adam (K-NE)
Bench Nedney, Joe (K-Ten)
DEF Philadelphia (DEF-Phi)
DEF Baltimore (DEF-Bal)
Bench Seattle (DEF-Sea)

Solid team all around. 2 RB's in the first 2 rounds then 3 solid wideouts. Picked 2 safe QB's in rounds 8 & 13, and got 2 of the top defenses early. Best of luck to all!

Archive: Gotta love those 9-5 and Playoff Bound Pats AKA the AFC defending champions.

Go PATS!

Week 17 Last Game

Monday Night: Marino needs to be pressured. The once cool and collected qb is now easily susceptible to fumble and toss bad passes in his old age. These turnovers are going to be key for the pats to capitalize. The pats mixed up their blitzes beautifully last week against the steelers. They would fake the linebacker blitz and then the LB's would fall back in to coverage as the safeties came flying in. This caused incredible confusion for the steelers. Kordell would try to read the LB blitz where the steeler wide receivers were supposed to do a slant in or a post pattern to the newly vacated LB areas. But since the LB were only faking, the WR had no where to go and kordell had no idea where to throw(so he threw it right to out defensive backs). Instead, the safeties blitzed, in which case the WR should do a quick out since the LB can't keep up with a WR on an out pattern. Carroll has some pretty mean blitzing schemes. Let's hope we can confuse the poop out of that veteran Marino. 12-16-97

Week 16(two games left)

My picks were right on the money last week. Called all the major upsets except that big loss for the Jets by the colts that essentially knocked them out of the playoff picture. The AFC east is clearing up. It looks like the pats could run the table and get a first round bye since their record would be better than those nasty steelers. But before I get ahead of myself, the steelers are red hot and dangerous. Riding the unstoppable Speed Bus, those sweet hands of Thigpen, and that AFC college impersonating scrambling QB, Kordell Stewart, plus the infamous D of the Steel Curtain. Granted this is a home game at Foxboro, but the steelers are on a roll of 4 of 5. This could be like the AFC second rounders last year where the Pats won a thriller in the fog. It is not the end of the world for either team, but it would help to clinch the division and get that extra week of rest during the playoffs. 12-9-97

7 out of 15
*Giants over Skins. Big because of NFC East title on the liine. Homefield plays big in this one.
*Pats seem overinflated right now, as are the Steelers after two big wins. Turnovers will be the key to this game. I guarantee that whoever turns the ball over more will lose this game. The Bus will not have a major impact on this game although his average would beg to differ.
*Cowboys beat the Bengals to add to their dismal season. Jerry Jones is the biggest bonehead in sports(well besides Dan Duquette).
*Injured Vikings beat the Lions knocking them out of the playoff picture.
*Ravens passing game is too much for Eddie George's Oilers
Jagaurs eat up Bills
*Dolphins finally win in Indy(where they are 0-3). Force pats to squish the fish in Miami on a huge MNF game.
*Eagles outfly Falcons
Bucs(possibly 2nd best team in the NFl IMHO) humiliate Jets in NJ Meadowlands.
Cardinals win, Saint's Ditka says seeeya
Packers beat poor panthers
Chiefs9number 4 most feared team) romp over Chargers
*Raiders win with angered Tim Brown calling his own number for 3 TD receptions. he's pissed and calling the plays.
*Bears over the Rams
49ers beat high powered offense of the Broncos.

13 out of 15 correct week 15(three games remaining)

Pats are back in first place, but it is questionable how much longer we can stay atop the division. Both the phins and the Jets have easy schedules remaining while the beloved Pats have three solid teams left in Jacksonville, the Steelers, and Miami away. We need two wins to get in. This weeks will be the toughest of the three and could be a big loss. Unbeaten at home, the Jaguars can be vulnerable but they are vying for a playoff spot too so expect them to show up lusting blood.

Oilers over Bengals
Bills over Bears
**Steelers over Broncos who will falter at the end of the season again.
Buccanneers over da brat Pack. Alstott is the man. He has churning and unstoppable wheels.
Jaguars over the Pats but the pats beat the spread unless the team that faced and lost to the bengals shows up.
Giants beat rival eagles could go either way though
Chiefs roll over Bugle's Raiders sealing his pink slip at the end of the season.
Rams over the who-care's-about-Saints
Ravens outbird the Seahawks at Home.
Falcons over the out of power chargers
Jets beat the dolts senseless.
49ers crush the QB-less vikes
**Redskins stun superior Cardinals
**Lions beat Miami because of the greatest HB ever, Barry Sanders
Cowboys over the poor panthers

Pats are rolling back, but then again they just have the Bills number. Tampa Bay will be the proving/stomping ground. We can do it and the team is functioning as one once again. I love the pressure Carroll is putting on the individuals to perform. There is no question that we have the talent to win the AFC east division and a whole lot more. Lets pray on Sunday at da Bay. 11-12-97

WEEK 12 PICKS

*=possible upsets
Giants
Rams
STEELERS
Broncos, But I really do think that the Chiefs can pull out a major upset here
Packers
Jaguars
Vikings
Patriots*
Eagles*
Seahawks
Comboys*
49ers
Jets
Raiders*
Dolphins

Okay, so it's midseason for the Pats and they have 6 of their last 8 games against teams that are either 6-2 or 5-3. We have a tough schedule, but a lot of teams including the pats are overrated so don't worry too much about team brand names.

Pats are on a landslide. You don't see me sweating. Martin is just starting to heat up. Expect him to explode in the weeks ahead. Our wide receivers are making the big catches too.

WEEK 11 Picks--11 out of 15

Cowboys Vikings Colts Redskins Chiefs Jets Packers Bucs Broncos Patriots Raiders Oilers Seahawks Steelers 49ers

WEEK 10 Picks 7 of 14 right

49ers over Da BOys--Aikmans a bit woozy.

Pats over the VIKES who are totally overachieving. Bye cinderella.

Seahawks ride Warren's arm for 2nd week in win over Broncos(I can dream can't I?)

Packers over Lions

Jags over oilers

Dolphins over bills. Phins pissed after chicago game.

Up and coming jets over halloween ravens

Raiders could just surprise far superior panthers if defense can hold.

Eagles over Cards. Plummer with 2 ints

Skins over bears. No two in a row.

Chargers over Bengals. Boring.

Is Harbaugh not playing? GOOD. Justin pulls out Colts first win.

Falcons win #2 against Rams

Chiefs win with Rison. Steelers' Stewart gets nothing.

Okay so let's have a show of hands who think that Pete Carroll blew this one for us against Green Bay. PC needs to screw his head on straight. WE were not prepared with such a shitty game plan. What happened to running Curtis Martin up the wazoo? He is after all the top three RB in the AFC. GB and Denver have suspect running defenses that we could not expoit and that is what is killing me. Minnesota is a must win at Viking Land. Tough tough game. I'm a little worried. As of right now it looks to be a 10-6 or 9-7 season. Can't you see the bandwagon unloading already? We just can't win the big games as has been said over and over again. Yikes, 5-13 on my picks. Good thing I don't have money to gamble. 10-28-97

So maybe Parcells is a genius of a coach. In fact, I have faith that had he stayed in NE, we would be Super Bowl Champs for at least 3 of the next 5 years. My boy Jefferson made that catch in the Jets game. You could tell just by how irate he was. I loved his attitude even though he will probably be fined pretty hard for his tirade on the field. --10/20/97

My picks of the week for week 9 are the following:

-Bucs over the Vikings: Dunn is gonna have a 160yd rushing day

-Jaguars over the Steelers by 14 points. Stewart scrambles. Nothing.

Broncos over the bills by 17 points

Raiders continue over the Seahawks by a fieldgoal.

Redskins beat those ravens

chiefs over rams by 7

Dolphins over bears by 14

Cardinals continue on rookie arm over oilers

Giants beat striped tigers

niners roll over saints

Colts finally win one over the chargers

Panthers over falcons

and last but certainly not least, Patriots show that they can win the big games on Monday nite as they hand over a big time win over the packers by 14 points.

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