Plan: RB, WR, WR, WR, RB
First pick teams usually look good with Tomlinson on the roster but this one used the smaller league size to still reach Arrington in the 5th round for RB2 after already collecting an astonishing Chad Johnson, Holt and Owens. Granted - Owens recent foils has dropped his stock but as a WR3???

The fact the QB, TE, DEF will be average and the PK good is almost immaterial here. Those can be later addressed if needed. This is literally Tomlinson with three of the best WR in the game plus upside Arrington. Whoa...

Starters: Hasselbeck, Tomlinson, Arrington, C Johnson, Holt, Owens, Wiggins, Elam and CAR

Plan Grade: A+

Plan: RB, RB, WR, QB, RB
This team started out standard with Alexander and Jackson before still reaching Harrison for WR1. McNabb completes the set here with a top QB and once again, in this mock the rookie Cadillac fell to the 5.02 for a tremendous RB3.

At least solid at TE, PK and DEF and with very good QB and RB's, the team added WR's that have nice upside this year. While not as splashy as the team next door, this is a solid team.

Starters: McNabb, Alexander, Jackson, Harrison, Coles, Fitzgerald, McMichael, Graham and IND

Plan Grade: A-

Plan: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR
Taking Manning at the 1.03 seems very early but a difference maker without question. That left RB1 as only Curtis Martin and Ahman Green completes the RB set that worked great in past years. Witten at the 5.03 a great pickup.

Ended with a team that is still basically just Manning. Almost all the starters are aging players with little upside so instead of growing the team has to hope to maintain what they have. A solid team but one that will need Manning to excel to make up for a lack of any other difference makers.

Starters: Manning, Martin, Green, Clayton, Driver, Moulds, Witten, Janikowski and TB

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, , WR, RB, WR, QB
Here's a team that took some risks. Started with Holmes and Randy Moss and then collected untested Jordan as RB2. Jackson makes the WR more solid while Favre is a standard of solid seasons.

Liked the pick of NE for a top defense and L.J. Smith likely a little early but undeniable upside as has Cooley for TE2. Ended up with a team with a lot of risks on the rosters and no Larry Johnson to insure the franchise pick of Holmes. If Holmes goes down (and hey - a betting man would say sure), then this team struggles a bit. This team just really needed Johnson.

Starters: Favre, Holmes, Jordan, R Moss, Jackson, Houshmandzadeh, L.J. Smith, J Brown and NE

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, RB, WR, RB, WR
This plan grabbed James and Rudi Johnson for a super solid start and added Walker for a solid WR1. Westbrook was a nice add for RB3 though taking a backup that early was likely unwarranted as it unfolded.

Palmer in the 7th a great pick as was Clark at the 6.06. Overall, this is a solid team and while there are no "stars", there are highly ranked players in RB, WR and TE. A very solid team with nice depth.

Starters: Palmer, James, R Johnson, Walker, Boldin, Evans, Clark, Longwell and PHI

Plan Grade: B+

Plan: RB, RB, WR, WR, RB
Safe enough plan produced McAllister and Barber, then Horn and Roy Williams. Solid, safe, but no big advantages. Crumpler and then Bruce followed the same plan.

Ended with a team that just followed all the trends other than perhaps the PIT pick. This will not be the worst team in the league but it is equally hard to see how it could end up as the best. Solid and safe and with some upside around but a team that will need to look for sleepers to wake up.

Starters: Collins, McAllister, Barber, Horn, R Williams, Bruce, Crumpler, Reed and PIT

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, RB, TE, WR, WR
Deeper into the first round, Domanick Davis landed along with Julius Jones before veering from safe waters to go get Gonzalez - nice value pick there. Smith and Ward should produce right around the WR1 and WR2 intended.

BUF defense was another play for greatness at a lesser position and overall, ended up with a team that was top notch at the back end of starters where least points usually lie. Tried to make something happen after starting safe with RB-RB. A good team with a shot at greatness only if Plummer and the RBs pull their own weight. Nice upside on the WRs.

Starters: Plummer, Davis, J Jones, S Smith, Ward, Muhammad, Gonzalez, Stover and BUF

Plan Grade: B+

Plan: RB, RB, QB, WR, RB
I love this team mainly because it is risky almost throughout - risk and upside - what's going to happen? McGahee and Portis could be top ten or could blow up. Bulger a great pick at the 3.08 to secure a top QB and Burleson and Porter have high upside this year but big risks.

BAL is always a great DEF and Wilkins has big upside this year as well. in a 10 man league, this would be a fun team to run. It could end up as a top three team if the RBs hold up or exceed expectations. It could end up with several players injured or disappointing. Nice upside and risk - but not risk without reason.

Starters: Bulger, McGahee, Portis, Burleson, Porter, Kennison, Shockey, Wilkins and BAL

Plan Grade: A-

Plan: RB, RB, TE, WR, QB
This team tried to make things happen only after a solid footing of Dillon and Kevin Jones. Gates a top TE and Wayne a solid WR1. Went for Vanderjagt as a difference maker in PK as well.

If this team meets expectations, it will compete and picks like Bennett and Mason that could easily disappoint are balanced with the upside of Edwards. A solid team with some upside on the lesser positions to turn into a very good team.

Starters: T Green, Dillon, K Jones, Wayne, Bennett, Mason, Gates, Vanderjagt and ATL

Plan Grade: B

Plan: RB, QB, RB, WR, WR
Strong start with Lewis and Culpepper took on the risk of Benson that was softened by adding Thomas Jones. This is the Culpepper team really, with the rest just holding on.

There are no holes here really but also no stars beyond Culpepper who should count big but has more risk this year. This was a standard plan at the end of a draft made nicer with the pick of Culpepper for a difference maker.

Starters: Culpepper, Lewis, Benson, A Johnson, Lelie, J Smith, Heap, Akers and WAS

Plan Grade: B