My PPR league draft results...

[Buckeye33]

I had the 7th pick. We start 2 QB, 3 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, 2 DEF.
20 yds passing = 1 pt, 15 yds rec = 1 pt, 10 yds rushing = 1 pt 6 pts for all TDs.

#07 - Westbrook
#14 - W. Parker (steal of the draft by far)
#27 - Jacobs
#34 - Wayne
#47 - Boldin
#54 - Romo
#67 - Roethlisberger
#74 - Norwood
#87 - Cooley (T. Gonzalez went 2 picks before me)
#94 - Cotchery
#107 - B. Watson
#114 - J. Galloway
#127 - Raiders
#134 - S. Graham (Kaeding went the pick before me)
#147 - J. Campbell
#154 - Packers

I am very happy with my RBs, WRs, and TEs. I'm a little skeptical about Romo and Roethlisberger but people were taking QBs WAY WAY early in this draft. Brees went #11, Palmer #13, Brady like #20.

Thoughts?

[camisadelgolf]

My two cents is that I really like your depth, but I wonder if you might be handicapped by not really having any homerun threats. What I mean is that you should have some guys who will be consistently good, but I don't really see any breakout threats to get you over the top. Unfortunately, it seems like you did the best you could with your draft slot. I'm not sure how many people in your league drafted three running backs to start things off, but if you were in the minority, I like your chances much more.

[Buckeye33]

Originally Posted by camisadelgolf

I'm not sure how many people in your league drafted three running backs to start things off, but if you were in the minority, I like your chances much more.

One other guy went RB-RB-RB and he was in the 3rd slot. He took Shaun Alexander at #3, Laurence Maroney in the 2nd, and Ronnie Brown in the 3rd. Everyone else had either a QB or a WR in the 1st 3 picks. A couple people only took 1 RB in the 1st 3 rounds.