12 person NON-PPR

[footballmaniac]

Just finished my draft. I thought I did fairly well. I had the #2 pick with the 3rd round flipped. I get to keep 1 player from the 6th round on next season.

1. (2) Adrian Peterson RB
2. (23) Pierre Thomas RB
3. (35) Marques Colston WR
4. (38) Arian Foster RB
5. (59) C.J. Spiller RB
6. (62) Hakeem Nicks WR
7. (83) Kevin Kolb QB
8. (86) Brent Celek TE
9. (107) Mike Wallace WR
10. (110) Donald Brown RB
11. (131) Montario Hardesty RB
12. (134) Alex Smith QB
13. (155) Mohamed Massaquoi WR
14. (158) Bernard Scott RB
15. (179) Dan Carpenter K
16. (182) Cincinnati DEF

[delfam]

not sure about having both Thomas and Colston, also you have 4 quality RB's(how many can you start?) I'd try to package Spiller with maybe Wallace and see if you can one of the two Steve Smiths, if you do that I see you having a really solid team, I just don't like having 2 Saints players.

help me?
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[RJason]

7. (83) Kevin Kolb QB
12. (134) Alex Smith QB

--> Very nice, IMO

1. (2) Adrian Peterson RB
2. (23) Pierre Thomas RB
4. (38) Arian Foster RB
5. (59) C.J. Spiller RB
10. (110) Donald Brown RB
11. (131) Montario Hardesty RB
14. (158) Bernard Scott RB

--> Also, great. I'm not big on Hardesty, mostly because he has tough matchups during the PO weeks. I loved Pierre Thomas when I had him last year, but I wouldn't be surprised if Foster, Spiller, or Brown have bigger years. Mainly because NO spreads TDs around a LOT, and Pierre is, well, French. JK, he had a lot of TDs vultured from Mike Bell when I owned him. And I wouldn't be suprised if they find someone to take some goal line caries away. Still GREAT list of players at RB


3. (35) Marques Colston WR
6. (62) Hakeem Nicks WR
9. (107) Mike Wallace WR
13. (155) Mohamed Massaquoi WR

--> I don't like the WR core that much. Look at Colston last year, he sometimes posted 140 yds, sometimes posted 30 yds. Such is life on the Saints offense. The QB is the only player I love on that team. Nicks is amazingly talented, but we don't know if he'll become a favorite target or not. Wallace is great, but comes with risk as most of his games last year he had only 2-3 receptions. Granted they were for LONG runs. He was in the top in YPC. But, consistency becomes an issue with a deep threat guy. Few deep threat guys get as many targets as Andre Johnson, etc. Massaquoi, um, not sure, really. That's a wait and see thing. I think you need to watch the waiver wire very closely for a breakout WR this year.

8. (86) Brent Celek TE

--> Awesome.

15. (179) Dan Carpenter K
16. (182) Cincinnati DEF

[footballmaniac]

Thanks everyone for their responses.

Yes my WR core is lacking and I am banking on potential however, this is a non-PPR league and RBs always seem to win the league hence my RB choices. I think Spiller is goign to be good so packaging him with colston in a deal for smith I think is too much. I prefer the depth.

To me after the first few rounds, the WR choices take a hit. therefore i took the best player on the board. I was hoping to land statford and huggins but i misplayed my draft a little, at least with huggins.

lets see..thanks again.