Started: RB, QB, WR, WR, WR

Starters: Brady, Tomlinson, Peterson, Holt, A Johnson, Houshmandzadeh, Vinatieri, BAL

Have to love getting Tomlinson in this format and followed that up with a solid QB of Brady. Felt so good about owning LT that he triple dipped on wideouts to get a nice set with A Johnson, Houshmandzadeh and Holt though Johnson's touchdown totals so far have not been that impressive.

Have to love this team in this format with not only a great runner in LT, a very good QB and solid wideouts but took a calculated risk with Adrian Peterson (MIN) that could pay off well. Grabbing BAL and Vinatieri were also big coups considering the inconsistency of the position.

Plan Grade: A

Started: RB, WR, RB, WR, QB

Starters: Kitna, L Johnson, Barber, Owens, Driver, Galloway, Akers, MIA

Started with Larry Johnson for an advantage and Owens could end up the #1 WR for TD's as well. Nice start added Barber the touchdown machine from last year and Kitna at QB in a Martz-offense should pay some dividends as well.

Decent depth at RB with Lewis and Kevin Jones. This is a solid team though behind Kitna is just Cutler and Schaub which likely won't be an advantage. This should be a solid team at the least with LJ and Owens and could definitely challenge for the title.

Plan Grade: A-

Started: RB, RB, QB, WR, WR

Starters: Bulger, Alexander, Portis, Evans, Chambers, Clayton, Graham, JAX,

Started out with Alexander and Portis which would be great if this were 2005 and a death knell if 2006 repeats. Bulger is a solid pick at QB and Evans is stepping up at WR.

Lot of risk with those first two picks and not much behind them for RB depth. Only taking 4 WR when three must start is another risk and means the waiver wire will be constantly scoured. Could be a decent team if Alexander and Portis return to form but not much else to fight with other than Bulger.

Plan Grade: B

Started: RB, WR, RB, WR, RB

Starters: Leinart, S Jackson, C Benson, S Smith, R Williams, D Jackson, Nedney, PIT

Got a gift potentially when Jackson fell to #4 and Smith with the 2.07 was a great pick. Reaching Benson with the 3.04 another solid choice though a little more risky than the first two picks.

Nice depth here with McGahee in reserve and the wideouts should be stellar - maybe even scary if Calvin Johnson meets his hype. The only real weakness here is at QB with Leinart and Roethlisberger but that is the highest scoring position - not where you want a weakness. Strength at RB and WR should compensate.

Plan Grade: A-

Started: QB, QB, RB, RB, RB

Starters: Manning, T Jones, McAllister, Boldin, Branch, Cotchery, Gostkowski, NE

Fascinating ploy by taking two top QBs in Manning and McNabb and a trade would have to be made to a team needing a QB and willing to give up a great RB or WR to make any sense of this. QBs score a lot more in this format but only starters count every week.

The two QB ploy makes this team look weak and it will be even with a 1:1 trade of McNabb. WR's ended up very weak since they only started in the 6th round and that position will be very little help. This was too early to get cute with the QB-QB ploy. Manning should be great but literally all other staring positions are weaker than they should be.

Plan Grade: D

Started: RB, RB, WR, WR, RB

Starters: Hasselbeck, R Johnson, R Brown, C Johnson, Burress, D Henderson, Gould, CAR

This plan looks more like a performance league draft - not a TD only league. Rudi Johnson and Ronnie Brown should post average scores and Chad Johnson at the 3.06 was a great find. Burress adds another solid scorer for a WR.

Hasselbeck at QB won't likely be a difference maker now that Jackson is gone though grabbing Delhomme early made sense and could combine well if the owner can figure out which one to start each week. Outside of Chad Johnson, this team looks very average at best and even Johnson had troubles scoring in most weeks of 2006. Safe draft picks here will lead only to an average team that won't score consistently enough to challenge for the top.

Plan Grade: C

Started: RB, QB, RB, WR, WR

Starters: Brees, Gore, Jacobs, R Moss, J Walker, S Moss, Wilkins, CHI

This is likely as good as it gets with a 7th pick in this format. Started with Gore who fell in this format and then grabbed Brees for a great QB. Jacobs may not rack up Tiki-esque yardage but he should provide the scores and that's all that matters here. Randy Moss is another shrewd pick who will likely not meet previous levels of yardage but in NE he could surprise with the touchdown passes from Brady.

Walker did not mesh well with Cutler last year but should get better and had some nice depth picks in Vick and Reggie Bush that could work out well. Wilkins likely to be above average for a kicker and took the Bears at the 6.04 for a difference maker there.

Plan Grade: A

Started: RB, RB, WR, WR, WR

Starters: Romo, Maroney, Addai, Harrison, Wayne, Coles, Elam, DAL

A standard approach in a performance league, this team will be interesting in a TD only format. Scooped on Maroney, Addai and DeAngelo Williams to own the top three RBs drafted in 2006. Harrison and Wayne means the team relies on IND to come through but it is a great offense and one of the two should score every week - of not both.

This is a riskier team but one that could surprise since many of the picks are upside players except for solid veterans at WR. This team's fortunes will likely rely on Tony Romo. If he comes through with a big year, this year will compete and if not, it will be hard to make up the difference with Eli Manning. This is a boom or bust team.

Plan Grade: B+

Started: QB, RB, RB, WR, WR

Starters: Palmer, Henry, James, Fitzgerald, Edwards, Hackett, Kaeding, MIN,

Have to like getting Palmer even if it meant using the 1.09 but without Chris Henry for 8 weeks that may not start as well as desired. Henry is a play at good numbers and James could surprise in the new offense. Fitzgerald another very solid pick for WR and only cost a 4.02.

In this format, owning Palmer should provide consistent scores and solid picks throughout means this team should be better than average but ending up a top team will require most players to exceed their 2006 production levels. This team would look better in a performance format.

Plan Grade: B