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Not bad.
QB Tony Romo
WR Chad Johnson
WR Steve Smith
RB Steven Jackson
RB Adrian Peterson
TE Zach Miller
W/T Javon Walker
W/R Reggie Wayne
K Matt Stover
DEF Seattle
D DeMarcus Ware
D Adalius Thomas
D Aaron Kampman
(QB)BN Jon Kitna
(RB)BN Jerious Norwood
(RB)BN Fred Taylor
(RB)BN Leon Washington
(WR)BN Joey Galloway
(WR)BN Matt Jones
(D)BN Patrick Willis
That is sick
Not bad.
I have like the top WRs.
Just a bit weak at QB but Romo could have a good year.
You're absolutely loaded at WR, but I'd be concerned about your RB position. Behind Jackson theres not much.
gratz?
I won't need much production out of my other RB with being loaded at WR.
Romo is gonna have a big year. Cowboys could very easily be the highest scoring team in the NFL this year. Plus I have Kitna as my back-up and he'll do well in Martz offense. He did good last year and this year they have Calvin Johnson to add to the offense.
Kitna throws a lot of interceptions every year. And your assessment of Romo is homer talk. Thinking the Cowboys will be higher scoring than the Chargers, Saints, Colts and Pats is just ridiculous. But in all you have a nice team.
If Stephen Jackson gets hurt, you're screwed. All your other running backs are questionable.
The Seattle Defense is also iffy.
You don't understand. Horry For 3 is the best at everything. He can hit 100mph fastballs out of the park and drain 80 out of 100 NBA distance threes blindfolded. He also runs a 3.2 40 and benches 875 lbs 18 times. So never question his Fantasy Football team. Never.
Who did you draft with,12 year olds?
How could the league let all those good wr drop?
I've drafted more than 15 teams and no way any of my leagues let those wrs fall that far into the draft.
Wayne, C Johnson, S Smith, and Walker are all gone by the end of the 4'th round in most leagues.
p willy
boys scored more last year than the Saints and Pats, and were a field goal behind the teams tied for 2nd, Colts and bears, and they did that without the defense the Chargers and the Bears had, so its not un-realistic to think they couldnt put up more points this year with Romo playing the whole year, a kicker who isnt horrible, a better offensive line, and a new offensive game plan.
I am not the only person saying that Romo will have a big year
So true.
This is the team I just drafted
QB Ben Roethlisberger, Pit QB
RB Travis Henry, Den RB
RB Willis McGahee, Bal RB
RB/WR Marshawn Lynch, Buf RB
WR Torry Holt, StL WR
WR Javon Walker, Den WR
TE Todd Heap, Bal TE
D/ST Cowboys
K Robbie Gould, Chi K
Bench
Santana Moss, Was WR
Chris Cooley, Was TE
Matt Jones, Jac WR
Jay Cutler, Den QB
Oak Raiders D/ST
Greg Olsen, Chi TE
Drew Bennett, StL WR
Last edited by mardigan; 08-15-2007 at 04:13 PM.
Ben better have a good year for that team to work. WRs are good, and Travis Henry better look the same in the regular season as the pre.
i say Javon Walker goes ape on the league in mem. of Darrent..
facts are an incredible thing!!
Pretty good. I like the Matt Jones & Greg Olsen picks as I am sure you got them late like I did in drafts. I am not sure what Bennett will do.
Maybe a little but Peterson if healthy will put up good numbers. Norwood will get a lot of carries as I don't think Dunn will stay healthy. Also, if Thomas Jones goes down then Washington will get a lot of run. Taylor will be about how he was last year.
Seattle DEF was solid last year and they added Patrick Kerney, who is a beast. Plus Tapp is about to go off.
I only got Bennet because Bruce is old and in case anything happens to Torry.
Wish I could have gotten Mike Bell as well
I would have taken Kitna as my first QB. Most experts have him passing for 4500+ yards in Marx's system of pass only offense. Plus the Lions defense sucks, so Kitna will have the ball in his hands alot.
my keeper league at work
Qb macnabb
romo
Rb westbrook
adaii
travis henry
peterson
wr wayne
fitzgerald
R. Williams
D. Stallworth
Te Cooley
T. Scheffler
K S. Graham
Def Baltimore
Denver
I hope you didn't keep Mc Scabb
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