biju wrote:My take:
Plummer - I don't think he'll put up numbers near McNabb personally, but in the 10th and 11th round he's a great value. I would expect in my leagues however that he'll get taken maybe just a bit before that however.
Brooks - He'd be a fine backup for me if I already had a top 5 QB (by my calculations at least) but if I already had a shakey QB like Brees I don't know if I'd want Brooks.
Trent Green - I think he's going too high. He's not going to produce another 4,000 yard year since Edwards style is a conservative clock control game with a ton of running. It doesn't help that while running a route Eddie Kennison could disolve into dust from old age.
Willis McGahee - I don't think any competitive league with 10+ teams would let McGahee fall into the 3rd round.
Chester Taylor - I think he's going to be one of the biggest busts of the season. The team needs another year.
Kevin Jones - No comment until all of my drafts are done.
Reuben Droughns - I think he's going right around where he should and there's is a marginal value increase at his draft position. Personally I would rather take a #2 WR where most folks are picking him up.
Mike Anderson - I think anyone that drafts Anderson is going to be severely disappointed when they realize he's the Ravens' FB. Even if Lewis is injured they're going to have Musa Smith take over. Anderson is a worth case scenario.
Lee Evans - If the passing game comes to life he'll be a steal where he's going. The guy has talent. The problem is I don't see that happening.
Andre Johnson - This one is probably a good bet. He has the talent and the only thing missing in Houston is an O-line. I'll bet Kubiak has fixed that already.
Derrick Mason - The only thing I see increasing for Mason is TDs. I don't think he's going to become the 1,400 WR some people see him as. His value is pretty good right where people are picking him.
Terry Glenn - I disagree here bigtime. The only way Glenn gets value is if TO doesn't play.
Donte Stallworth - Moving to a new team two weeks before the season starts isn't a good sign to me.
Joe Horn - He's no spring chicken and if he's injured he won't be able to bounce back quickly--last year was a perfect example of that. If he stays healthy though he'll definitely be a great pick.
Ernest Wilford - He could certainly outproduce his draft average, and probably will.
Ben Watson - Agreed.
LJ Smith - Agreed.
Chris Cooley - This is the one pick that I'm 100% certain (write it down, put it on my gravestone) will not live up to his draft position. He's going to be a big bust this year and someone in every league is going to be angry at him from offseason 2007.
Kellen Winslow - Probably, but it's hard to tell at this point. I've drafted him on a majority of my teams this year as a #2 TE so I think the value is there at that point.
Kickers - I don't know and honestly don't care.
Atlanta - No comment.
Baltimore - They're going to be better than the #4 Defense taken off the board? I seriously doubt that.
I like some for sure but I don't see it in others. Maybe my leagues are different that yours.