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Old 09-05-2005, 07:41 PM   #9
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I had my high dollar CBS draft yesterday. I was very pleased with the results and will post them on another thread.

I got stuck in the ten hole today, so I decided to try something different this time around. I attempted the rarely seen (because its so stupid) strategy of leading off with two wideouts.

Here are the gory details:

1-10 - Randy Moss WR - Eeeewwww!

2-15 - Torry Holt WR - Torry Holt will destroy the world this season.

3-34 - Warrick Dunn RB - I was hoping Tatum or the perennially underrated CuMart would slide to this spot. The queasy stomach and the feelings of, "Oh my God, what the hell have you done" begin.

4-39 - JJ Arrington RB - Oooh, doesn't that starting RB tandem just strike fear into you!

5-58 - Ashley Lelie WR - Homer pick completes my WR Axis of Evil.

6-63 - Ricky Williams RB - Fitting that it was shortly after 4:20 when I made this selection.

7-82 - Drew Brees QB - Missed on my boy Jake Delhomme, so I settled for the Mole Man.

8-87 - Reuben Droughns RB - Still looking to shore up the fugly RB corps. He's starting for the moment. I need him to hold the job for about five weeks.

9-106 - Patriots D - Just missed the Panthers and Bills, but can't complain about getting the Champs.

10-111 - LJ Smith TE - Should break out this year with Chad Lewis gone.

11-130 - Brandon Stokley WR - 68 receptions, 1077 yards, 10 TDs last season. Not too bad for round 11.

12-135 - Mewelde Moore RB -
The positives: Mewelde might be the best back on the Vikings roster. Mewelde is a cool name.
The negatives: This is the only picture I could find of Mike Tice where he's not actually picking his nose.

13-154 - Kurt Warner QB - Sensing that I have totally screwed the fantasy pooch, I now call upon divine intervention. God roots for Kurt Warner, ipso facto, God is now rooting for the Yah Mules. Bow down, pagans.

14-159 - Ryan Longwell K - Good luck charm kicker. Longwell has handled the kicking chores for 80% of the Mule Teams over the last decade. People freak out over the frozen tundra nonsense and assume he'll be in a blizzard during the FFL playoffs every year.

15-178 - Rod Gardner WR - Carolina has two good wideouts in Smith and Colbert, but they're both small. Gardner has good size. Hopefully he'll flourish in a professional environment.

16-183 - Chris Cooley TE - H-back scored six TDs last year.

17-202 - Brandon Jacobs RB - Talk of Giants camp. I hope to see him as a goalline back. Definitely not putting the whammy on Tiki, who I respect immensely, but this kid is good enough to start and produce right now.

To quote Charles Barkley, "Bad team, man, bad ****ing team."

I can't say I recommend starting your draft with two WR, but I do expect Moss and Holt to out perform everyone else this year. I especially like that Holt's week 16 matchup is San Francisco at home.

I was really hoping that Jordan, Martin or Bell would slide to me at 3-34. God bless Warrick Dunn, but good lord, that's a number three back, not a number one back. Maybe JJ Arrington will catch lightning in a bottle right away. His coach loves him and he's in a division chock full of crummy defenses.

Buffalo soldier troddin’ through the land, wo-ho-ooh!
Said he wanna ran, then you wanna hand,
Troddin’ through the land, yea-hea, yea-ea.



Come home, Ricky, all is forgiven.

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