Started out with Tomlinson (1), then raided top WRs for Robinson (2) and Horn (3). Headed back to RBs and got Anthony Thomas (4) and still managed to get Brooks (5). Later added Pittman (7) and Kevin Faulk (10) for depth in case Thomas does not return to 2001 form and did solid job on the rest. Very strong team.

Doubled up with Ricky Williams (1) and George (2) and then grabbed Holt (3). Went back to RBs to get Hearst (2) and then took his WR2 with Darrell Jackson (5). Later added Garcia (7) and CAR defense (6). Lost a bit in getting that WR2 at #5 since #4 went for Hearst. Still, a solid team with a bit of problem in his TEs with Seidman (13) and Teyo Johnson (14) which are both longshots.

Started strong with Portis (1) but then took Mack (2) which was a stretch considering what else was on the board. Took Warner (3) which could work out well but a risk. By the time he went to WR, the best he has is Rod Smith(4) and then took Heap (5) for a strong TE. Problem with the team is that ignored WRs until the #10 pick and had basically nothing to choose from. Nice QB and TE but the rest of the team will struggle beyond Portis.

Very nice 1-2 in Holmes and Curtis Martin, then still managed to get Burress (3) and Rice (4) for a solid start with only a little risk with Holmes but great upside. Took McNair (5) for a very nice start and later added PHI defense (8) but reached on Chad Lewis (8). Great depth in both RB and WR, the only weakness here is TE's which is where you want to be weak if you can choose one spot.

Went with Marshall Faulk (1) and then picked up Moulds (2) and then back to RBs and found Hambrick (3) for a less than thrilling RB choice. Liked the Booker (4) pick and then still got Hasselbeck (5). Later added Pollard (7) and Steelers (9) for a nice, solid effort. A little weak in backup RBs, but big upside in Hasselbeck and Faulk. Team could be a definite challenger with a bit of luck on the upside guys.

Started with Alexander (1) and picked up Taylor (2). Made the TE ploy with Gonzalez (3) and then wisely headed back to WR to get Price (4) and Bruce (5). Later got Trent Green (6) and Ramsey (10). Plan worked out pretty well, may have even got away with the early pick of Gonzalez but has marginal backups in most positions and if Taylor pulls his usual odd-numbered trick, team will hurt. Had to get Toefield and missed him.

Started solid with Henry (1) and Dillon (2), then nabbed Driver (3) and still got Tier one QB in Gannon (4). Wisely went back to WR and picked up Morgan (5) and Reed (6) who looked better at the time. Tight ends are weak but Antowain Smith (7) was a tremendous backup at that point. Solid start with this plan and good results.

Great start with McAllister (1) and Garner (2), nabbed Chad Johnson (3) and then got RB3 with Buckhalter (4). Landed Stallworth (5) for a very good upside on his WRs. Later added Bledsoe (7) and Collins (8) and Miami defense (6). This plan worked out very well for this draft spot and team pulled great move with Fargas (13) to backup Garner. Receivers are a little weak but can always hunt waiver wire for any improvements. Nice effort that worked out well.

Started with Edgerrin James (1) and then could not resist Manning (2) which is understandable. Headed back to RB2 with Barlow (3) which is weaker than preferred for a RB2 and wisely took Porter (4) to start out WRs. Went back to RBs with Canidate (5). Team is a bit weak at RB2 but has two legitimate RBs to play with to get one. Solid upside WRs, great QB and upside TE in Clark (10). If his RBs come through, will be a solid team though he needs WRs to perform at least to expectations. Tough draft spot.

Started out Ahman Green (1) and then selected McNabb (2) leaving him only James Stewart (3) which was actually about the best RB2 he could hope for. Could not resist Shockey (4) and wisely went back and got Gardner (5) and Keyshawn Johnson (6) for the best WRs left on the board. Tried to cover some weaknesses by taking top kicker in Vanderjagt (10) and BAL defense (8). Following this plan, team secured great value in all the starting positions except for WR and was forced to really work the draft for value picks when the WRs were obviously going to work. This worked out fairly well in this case, but requires the drafter to really be good at finding value. Getting that high quality at other positions left him weak in depth for RB and WR and that tradeoff means team could suffer with an inured player. Interesting drafting plan not for the less astute drafters to try.

By waiting on QB, team was able to gain William Green (1) and Jamal Lewis (2), then opted for Ward (3) and Coles (4) for a very nice start. Unfortunately, #5 went wisely to a QB but took Pennington right before his injury. Team did the right move with getting a late QB but an early QB2 in Maddox (8). Added TB defense (6) as well. Very weak in TE, but otherwise very strong elsewhere. This plan worked out great and even though he took Pennington, his early backup of a QB covers him. This is likely the least risk plan for the draft spot.

Started with Owens (1) and then smart move back to RBs to gain Stephen Davis (2) and Zereoue (3) which was later beefed up with Bettis (7) though Anderson as RB4 means now he has no RBs to cover bye weeks really. Great depth in WRs. Plan is solid at this draft spot and produced solid results all except for RB depth.

This plan mirrored team #13 and shows similar results but the benefit of not getting a handcuff pair like Bettis/Zereoue. Started Harrison (1) and then still reached Barber(2) and Dunn (3) for a nice start. Added Onterrio Smith (6) for a great upside RB flyer and added Westbrook (12) for about as good of depth as you could get. Went for the Vick (5) ploy and managed to get Holcomb (8) to last until Vick returns to form. Very solid team similar to team #13 but I liked the individual players a bit more.