Want consistency? Try this draft.

[bagobonez]

I've thought about that (since I love Seattle's offense).

Theoretically, you could draft Shaun Alexander in Round 1, Darrell Jackson in Round 2, Matt Hasselbeck in Round 3, and Koren Robinson in Round 4.

I think most people would be pretty happy with that lineup on a week to week basis.

But like they've been saying, the problem would be that if the Seahawks happen to play the Ravens that week, there's a good chance you're going to lose. But if they happen to play Arizona, there's a good chance you're going to blow your opponent out of the water.

You could do the same thing with teh Saints'

Aaron Brooks, Deuce McAllister, Joe Horn, Donte Stallworth, Boo Williams.

[Nfl Fan]

But like they've been saying, the problem would be that if the Seahawks happen to play the Ravens that week, there's a good chance you're going to lose. But if they happen to play Arizona, there's a good chance you're going to blow your opponent out of the water.

But remember last year?
Seattle at Baltimore?
Hasselbeck throws for five?
(crap, I almost benched him).

Never, ever bench your studs!

[bagobonez]

I agree. You should only bench your studs if they're playing an insanely good D, and your backup is a semi-stud himself.

There's a reason "studs" are "studs" and that's because they show up every game. The true studs don't let good defenses slow them down.

[Dazedncnfz]

Never, ever bench your studs!

see how simple that sentence is? ^.....thats what to remember, trust your studs, you drafted them, you play them...its that simple...99% of the time they won't let you down.