Plan: RB, RB, WR, RB, TE
This team unfolded in an interesting manner. Took Tomlinson and then Jordan before getting Walker at the 3.01. Missed on Harrison by one pick. Went RB3 with Dunn as a solid backup and then Witten at the 5.01 could be a difference maker.

The RBs and Witten early left him scrambling a bit for WRs and the Collins pick at 7.01 could have been Palmer or Hasselbeck. Took first kicker drafted at the 11.01 with Vanderjagt.

Overall, this is probably going to be a thrilling or very disappointing team. Tomlinson lays the bedrock down but he took swings at the fences with RB2 Jordan, QB Collins and virtually all of his WRs. In all seriousness, this team could be #1 or #12 in the league. It looks like a team that the owner would enjoy seeing if he was right.

Starters: Collins, Tomlinson, Jordan, Walker, Muhammad, Edwards, Witten, Vanderjagt and DAL

Plan Grade: B (but maybe an "A" or a "C" in 2 months)

Plan: RB, WR, QB, RB, WR
Very nice scoop on the first three picks that netted Alexander, Harrison and Culpepper. That's top tier players in each of the three biggest scoring positions. Went with Staley for RB2 and just missed out on Arrington which would make it look better.

Waited too long on TE and ended up with Wiggins as the 10th one drafted but landed PIT at the 8.11 for a nice value pick. Grabbing Bettis at the 10.11 makes the Staley pick less risky.

Overall, has Suggs as a potential sleeper RB but WR depth is aging and questionable. TE won't be any help either. Hard to dismiss what his first 3 picks could turn in every week but those left him backfilling on most the rest of the squad. Drafting at the #2 slot made him miss out on a strong #2 by waiting until the 4th round. Had he reached even Arrington, this would jump to an "A" plan.

Starters: Culpepper, Alexander, Staley, Harrison, Coles, Kennison, Wiggins, Wilkins and PIT

Plan Grade: B+

Plan: RB, RB, QB, WR, WR
This is a very safe approach that almost always has good results. Went with Holmes then Martin before grabbing McNabb. Waiting until the 4.10 left only Boldin then Driver for WRs. But he starts out with two very strong RBs and a top tier QB.

Crumpler should be at least average at TE and Troupe has upside. DEF and PK not likely to be a difference maker but as the lowest scoring positions, probably not a big liability either. Snagged the ever important Larry Johnson too.

Overall, it is a solid team though without major stars other than McNabb and Holmes/LJ. If Holmes/Johnson maintain their potential along with McNabb, team should compete and there is some nice upside picks in Shelton, Rogers and Troupe.

Starters: McNabb, Holmes, Martin, Boldin, Driver, Moulds, Crumpler, Graham and CHI.

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, WR, RB, RB, QB
Most teams that end up with Bulger seem to look good this year for some reason. A good potential QB like him usually goes in the 5th round and allowed some solid picks up until that point with only a minor drop in QB points.

Took James then Holt, followed by Green and Arrington who was needed next door. Heap at the 7.04 a very nice value pick and NE defense should deliver well. WR and TE depth have nice upside.

Overall, this team should compete. Nice QB and RB, Holt a top WR and Heap, Stover and NE solid enough if not above average starters. There's a bit of room to grow in depth and taking Bulger in the 5th made this team much better - instead of an earlier QB he got an extra RB which is always valuable in a 12 man league.

Starters: Bulger, James, Green, Holt, Mason, Lloyd, Heap, Stover and NE.

Plan Grade: B+