Plan: RB, WR, RB, WR, RB
After starting with Tomlinson, took the best WR with Holt and then scooped up Westbrook over Chris Brown and all the rookies. Likely safer IF Westbrook remains healthy though his role will likely be reduced anyway. Grabbed Bennett at the end of the 4th and then used his 5th to get a back-up RB in Barlow who was the last starting RB to get besides Dunn.

Waited until the 11th to get his first QB so at best this team will have average QB points and could be a liability. Some upside in Mewelde Moore, Caldwell and Clayton. Pick of Clark at the 6.12 may have been early but a swing slot either takes someone early or gets a steal late.

Overall, Tomlinson will have to carry this team and Westbrook/Barlow cannot disappoint or LT won't be enough. Waiting so long on QB hurt the team considering he could have had Brooks, Brady or Palmer with his 9.01 pick instead of Caldwell. LT, Holt and maybe Clark seem only difference makers.

Plan Grade: C

Plan: RB, WR, RB, WR, RB
Like Team #1, grabbed RB in Alexander and then Chad Johnson with the 2.11. Risky pick of Bennett with the 3.02 that may not be there when he needs him. Went back to WR with Clayton and then used 5.02 to grab Dunn.

Grabbed nice value of Shockey with the 8.11 and took an optimistic swing at the fence with Collins at QB with the 7.02 over Hasselbeck and Favre. Backed him up with Brees in the 10th as a nice fallback. Solid on defense.

Overall, team doesn't seem very stocked but a closer look bumps up the grade. Should be okay at QB as long as it sorts it self out quickly and love Dunn and Duckett as RB depth. Even if Bennett gets hurt - this team will always have someone to plug in. Doesn't hurt either that I love his first four WRs and all but Clayton have at least decent upside. Could be in a little trouble with injury to Shockey but there's decent depth all around on this team.

Plan Grade: A-

Plan: RB, RB, WR, TE, WR
Without looking at names, the plan seems pretty tried and true at the #3 spot. Took Edgerrin and then Jordan which cleared out Tier 3 RBs just in time. Still reached always solid Harrison and then nabbed Witten for a difference maker at TE - just missed Gates by one pick so Witten was a little early. Probably was too excited about getting Gates... but didn't.

Picked up Trent Green with the 6.10 and visited WR every few picks to take best value. Must like CHI defense more than most but Akers was nice with the 11.03.

Overall, Green is solid at QB but Boller will likely not be a factor even if needed. RB depth with Faulk may be okay and Shelton is everyone's favorite "sleeper". Zereoue likely a wasted pick but nice starters and backups at TE and PK and WR should be at least average with the chance to be very good. DEF not going to be difference maker here. Ended with a solid team but will need some expectations to be exceeded to become a great team.

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, RB, QB, TE, WR
Fourth pick made the choice every draft sees now or at the 3rd pick - take Holmes or not? By the 4th pick, it's almost impossible to ignore what Holmes can do and yet not possible to accept the big risk of injury. Went with safe pick of Martin at the 2.09 which was likely wise and then took McNabb with the 3.04 as final Tier 1 QB on board.

Could not resist Gates with the 4.09 pick and after four picks looked very strong. However - WR did not start until 5.04 and Coles is better cast as a WR2 not WR1. Then had to take Larry Johnson with the 6th before someone stole him and rendered the Holmes pick as wasted late in the season. After that, it was mostly chasing needs instead of value picks.

Toefield could be the JAX starter and Gore a nice risk pick. At best these WR's will be only average. Strong at QB and starting RB, TE and DEF and weak at WR and PK but those are the two areas easiest to upgrade on the waiver wire. Taking an early QB and TE, along with having to get LJ was probably too much to aim for as other positions were being stripped.

Plan Grade: C