Started: RB, WR, QB, TE, WR

Unlike team #1, this drafter went for difference makers but had to sacrifice RB2 to get there. Had Tomlinson first and then WR Harrison and early pick on QB Brady with the 3.02. Next QB went a full round later. At the 4.11, once again went for a difference maker and snagged TE Heap instead of taking a RB which could have been Dillon, Foster or a CHI RB. Once again, went elsewhere with the 5.02 and grabbed Burress for WR2 before his RB2.

Used next two picks to secure a RB2 by taking both Chris Brown and LenDale White. He'll have one RB for sure but it may take time to decide which one to start. QB Vick in the 8th round was likely a steal. Ended up with a very nice team that has Brady, Tomlinson, Heap and the TEN rushing game. If one of those Titans step up - he'll be a great team. Otherwise, he'll have a hole that will be almost impossible to fill at RB.

Plan Grade: A-

Started: RB, WR, RB, QB, TE

Normally the 4th spot is one that ends up just outside getting top players but this team came together well in this scoring system. Went with RB Portis and then WR Fitzgerald for a good start and still reached Droughns with the 3.04. That could have been Kevin Jones or Willie Parker depending on personal preference. Where this plan really worked well was starting in the 4th round when he grabbed Bledsoe and then TE Shockey.

Found DeAngelo Williams with his 6th round pick and then went with QB Culpepper in the 7th that could be a steal if he comes around. Waited until the end to get DEF or PK but still reached Giants and Stover for at least average numbers. Taking two QB's by the 7th round could prove a bog benefit in this scoring system and if DeAngelo Williams can unseat Foster (or watch him get hurt), this could be a very good team..

Plan Grade: A

Started: RB, RB, WR, QB, WR

Starting out with Barber and Davis covered his RB;s and then found Reggie Wayne at the 3.06 that would have been an elite WR in most other drafts. Eli Manning a nice find with the 4.03 and then Andre Johnson fills out the starting core.

Surprisingly took Favre and then top DEF in Carolina and then yet again went QB with Charlie Frye. Amazingly still reached Fred Taylor who fell until the 10th round in this draft. Jacobs backs up Barber and even waiting until the 15th round still landed Shayne Graham at PK. Definitely will use two QBs and went with high risk, high upside Vernon Davis. If this team comes together right, it could be one of the better ones in the league but was aided by a few fortunate dropping of players.

Plan Grade: A-

Started: RB, RB, RB, WR, QB

The chance to start three running backs was too big of a draw for this plan to avoid and he started out with Brown, McGahee and Lewis. Nice set of RB's to be sure though none will make much use of the reception points and could be below average what others have. Chambers (4th) and Delhomme (5th) were needed picks even though they only resulted in fairly mediocre starters.

Santana Moss went in the 6th and with Chambers makes two great WR from last year that are almost certain to be no better and perhaps much worse this year. McNair in the 7th a nice potential flex player if Lewis doesn't hold up. Ended up with a solid team but has possibly no players in the top 5 of any position. Makes it hard to compete with teams that do.

Plan Grade: B-

Started: RB, WR, RB, QB, WR

While I may not have personally agreed which player was taken in many cases, hard to consider this plan as anything less than good and could be very good. Went with Jordan and then Owens before snapping up Reggie Bush with the 3.10 - probably a little early but getting McAllister makes the move okay.

Liked Hasselbeck in the 4th before everyone went nuts on QB and Brees in the 7th likely a good backup though probably not the flex guy. CHI defense should offer some advantage as well as will Elam. Overall, I liked this plan a lot though I would have taken other players when he drafted certain positions. That doesn't matter - the plan worked very well other than not giving him a clear cut flex player.

Plan Grade: A-

Started: RB, WR, RB, WR, TE

This is plan started the same as team #11 when he grabbed Rudi Johnson and then Steve Smith and then Tatum Bell at the 3.12 (without Dayne to insure the pick). Instead of mining higher scoring RB and QB, went with Driver for WR2 and then L.J. Smith who should be at least average at TE and potentially better.

Grabbed a third RB at the 6.01 pick and got Foster (though missed DeAngelo Williams) and that pick could have been Warner, Plummer, Green or Culpepper. Instead waited until the 7.12 to get a QB and found only Byron Leftwich. Went with Roethlisberger two rounds later for QB2. Overall, does have a top PK and WR but the rest of the roster looks more average than needed, particularly at QB that you could not wait to get in this scoring scenario. A good team, but will have a major challenge to rise that much above average.

Plan Grade: B