10 team league picking 10th WHIR

[babiiverson]

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I think Palmer will break out this year as the top QB so I reached for him. I'm not liking my receivers all too much. I love Welker and am sure Colston will be solid but I regret my Braylon pick very much. I think Kenny Britt has breakout potential with VY. Got a pretty good steal in Forte in the 9th round and hopefully Revis signs. Cooley should finally play his worth with McNabb.

1. (10) Ryan Mathews RB
2. (11) DeAngelo Williams RB
3. (30) Carson Palmer QB
4. (31) Marques Colston WR
5. (50) Wes Welker WR
6. (51) Braylon Edwards WR
7. (70) Kenny Britt WR
8. (71) New York DEF
9. (90) Matt Forte RB
10. (91) Chris Cooley TE
11. (110) Sebastian Janikowski K
12. (111) Terrell Owens WR
13. (130) Vince Young QB
14. (131) Bernard Berrian WR
15. (150) Anthony Gonzalez WR
16. (151) Reggie Bush RB

[smoothitron]

I really like Mathews as a #1 pick, after that though I'm not convinced. D. Williams is a player I'm avoiding due more to injury proneness than timeshare, but the timeshare doesn't help matters. Yahoo rankings show Carson Palmer as an 11th round pick in a ten team league I believe, so unless you had a good reason to believe he was going to be taken early you almost certainly could have waited another 4 or 5 rounds and gotten him.

I never like taking a defense early, as the difference between the top and middle defenses isn't enough to warrant a middle round pick. Same with the kicker, the final round is the earliest I will take one.

I'm not super concerned about your WRs as I like Britt and Gonzales a lot and WR depth is hard to come by anyway. I'm concerned about your RB depth, as I'm not particularly optimistic about Forte.

If I were in your shoes I would fish around for someone who is in love with the Jets D and see if you can get a midround RB and a lesser D, or maybe just a RB straight up and take a D off of waivers.
Hope it helps.

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