NFL FANTASY III

StuDogg101 wrote:Brady was about the only true snipe of the draft for me it looks like. As in the immediate pick before mine being taken. Other players I would have liked but not truly sniped from getting. I feel like Julio is going to go gangbusters this year so hopefully he stays on the park

StuDogg101 wrote:QB - Brees, Carr
RB - Bell, Gurley, McFadden, West
WR - Jeffery, Watkins, Benjamin, Marshall, Moncrief
TE - Gronkowski, Ebron
DEF - Jaguars
K - Vinatieri

Going to look at waivers for Defense I think. Happy with at least 1 of every position which is a good start. Feel like I lucked in getting Gronk R4, although it meant skipping a top WR for that round. Watkins is a risk but I think it's a gamble worth taking. Getting Carr as a backup so late was a bonus. He did well for me last year behind Rodgers so will see what role he plays in my team this season. Plus I think Brees puts up good numbers for being in a mediocre team.

WITH TOP-TIER EXPECTATIONS, CANTERBURY CHARIZARDS STOCKPILES RBS

Draft GradeA-
Proj Record10-3
Proj Finish2

DRAFT SUMMARY

Along with a solid draft position,, Canterbury Charizards had an outstanding performance. They didn't overload at any one position early on, instead focusing on balance by drafting a quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end within their first five picks. By the end of the draft, Canterbury Charizards landed the highest-scoring quartet of running backs in the league.

Canterbury Charizards adhered to fantasy tradition, selecting a pair of running backs with their first two picks (Le'Veon Bell and Todd Gurley).Other NFL.com drafters felt that choosing Darren McFadden in the 10th round was somewhat of a stretch (99th overall pick versus an ADP of 144.0).The other league managers may have passed over a diamond in the rough, as Derek Carr dropped to the 119th overall pick versus an ADP of 92.0.