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About your authors:
Derek Johnson is coming off two fantasy championships in 09, both on the shoulders of Cleveland Browns RB Jerome Harrison. It pays to play the waiver wire.

Nate Swansoneti is known for having one of the best drafts year in and year out, and notorious for trading his great picks away. See Chris Johnson in 08 for a soon to be injured Rashard Mendenhall and a soon to be starting Mendenhall in 09 for Lee Evans.

And now the draft which was completed in true 12 team fashion, 12 rounds, no kickers or DST:




Round 1???
PickTeamPosPlayer
1B. SanchitoRBAdrian Peterson
2J. ShadeRBChris Johnson
3M. WaggoneerRBMaurice Jones-Drew
4BoydRBFrank Gore
5H. WarneyRBMichael Turner
6R. CanfieldRBStephen Jackson
7A.D. GreenRBRay Rice
8T. KirkpatrickRBRashard Mendenhall
9C. MusgraveRBRyan Grant
10G. BoskersRBCedric Benson
11D. JohnsonWRAndre Johnson
12N. SwansonQBDrew Brees


Value Pick - Ray Rice at #7.
Questionable Pick - Some may take issue with Ryan Grant at #9, I defend it by saying he is a proven #1 RB now.

Analysis - The top 3 picks seem to be a given. Sancheeto likes Peterson over Johnson, especially with a potential contract holdout looming for CJ. Gore gets his name called at #4, he is a gamble injury wise, however, take away his 3 missed games and he is a top 3 RB in 2009. Rice slips because Boldin is in to take catches and don't forget 14 TD McGahee and McClain. Lots of RB's and notice they are all featured backs. Grant goes early following a very consistent and productive 2009 campaign.




Round 2???
PickTeamPosPlayer
13N. SwansonWRReggie Wayne
14D. JohnsonQBAaron Rodgers
15G. BoskersQBPeyton Manning
16C. MusgraveWRRandy Moss
17T. KirkpatrickRBDeAngello Williams
18A.D. GreenQBMatt Schaub
19R. CanfieldWRLarry Fitzgerald
20H. WarneyWRBrandon Marshall
21BoydQBTom Brady
22M. WaggoneerQBPhillip Rivers
23J. ShadeQBTony Romo
24B. SanchitoWRMiles Austin


Value Pick - Aaron Rodgers at #14. A top 2 QB just entering his prime and good for 5 TD's on the ground alone.

Questionable Pick - Everything looks good here, will Austin be able to repeat 2009 with all the other WR talent around him?

Analysis Round 2 sees 6 QB's fly off the board, possibly because Benson was the last safe featured back left. All 6 QB's have proven to be worth at least 20 points a game, seemingly a safe bet over a RB who will split carries all season.




Round 3???
PickTeamPosPlayer
25B. SanchitoRBRyan Matthews
26J. ShadeWRDeShaun Jackson
27M. WaggoneerWRSidney Rice
28BoydWRMarques Colston
29H. WarneyRBBeanie Wells
30R. CanfieldWRVincent Jackson
31A.D. GreenRBJoseph Addai
32T. KirkpatrickWRCalvin Johnson
33C. MusgraveWRRoddy White
34G. BoskersRBRonnie Brown
35D. JohnsonRBPierre Thomas
36N. SwansonRBKnoshawn Moreno


Value Pick - Ronnie Brown at #34. When healthy, he can do it all. Not a risk to take him in the third.

Questionable Pick - Ryan Matthews with #25. The rookie will get plenty of chances to run in SD, the potential for bust are still high as is this pick.

Analysis - Another 6 WR's go along with some young runners in Matthews, Wells and Thomas. Nothing special here.




Round 4???
PickTeamPosPlayer
37N. SwansonRBLeSean McCoy
38D. JohnsonRBShonn Greene
39G. BoskersWRGreg Jennings
40C. MusgraveRBJavid Best
41T. KirkpatrickQBBrett Farve
42A.D. GreenWRSteve Smith (CAR)
43R. CanfieldRBJonathan Stewart
44H. WarneyWRChad OchoCinco
45BoydWRAnquan Boldin
46M. WaggoneerWRSteve Smith (NYG)
47J. ShadeRBJamaal Charles
48B. SanchitoWRDonald Driver


Value Pick - Chad OchoCinco at #44. The addition of Bryant should only make him better. I wouldn't be surprised to see Cincy take to the air more in 2010.

Questionable Pick - Donald Driver at #48. Granted, he does have a top 3 QB, however he is old and there is a lot of competition in Green Bay.

Analysis - A round of risky backs, Charles has a lot of competition in KC now, despite being the best RB of the second half of 2009. Greene's amazing playoff run couldn't keep LT out of New York, Stewart needs a Tania Harding-esque attack to take over the starting role in Carolina.




Round 5???
PickTeamPosPlayer
49B. SanchitoTEDallas Clark
50J. ShadeWRDwayne Bowe
51M. WaggoneerWRMike Wallace
52BoydTEJason Witten
53H. WarneyTEAntonio Gates
54R. CanfieldTEOwen Daniels
55A.D. GreenWRWes Welcker
56T. KirkpatrickWRMicheal Crabtree
57C. MusgraveQBJay Cutler
58G. BoskersTEVernon Davis
59D. JohnsonWRHakeem Nicks
60N. SwansonWRHines Ward


Value Pick- Dallas Clark at #49. Only because Sancheeto would have had to wait 23 more picks to get a shot at a Tight End.

Questionable Pick - Where to begin, Wallace over Ward? Crabtree and Nicks in Round 5? This just shows that there is a big drop off from #1 to #2 WR this season.

Analysis - And here come the Tight Ends! For fear of waiting a full two rounds for another shot at a decent TE, Sancheeto starts the charge that leads to 5 TE's taken in Round 5.




Round 6???
PickTeamPosPlayer
61N. SwansonTEBrent Celek
62D. JohnsonTEJermichael Finley
63G. BoskersWRMike Sims-Walker
64C. MusgraveTETony Gonzalez
65T. KirkpatrickWRRobert Meachum
66A.D. GreenTEVisanthe Shiancoe
67R. CanfieldRBMatt Forte
68H. WarneyQBMatt Ryan
69BoydRBFelix Jones
70M. WaggoneerTEKellen Winslow
71J. ShadeTEChris Cooley
72B. SanchitoQBKevin Kolb


Value Pick - Meachum will put up the best numbers at WR in New Orleans in 2010.

Questionable Pick - Kevin Kolb, not that he doesn't have the potential for a stat-filled 2010, but taking him as your starting QB is a risk.

Analysis - The TE panic continues with another 5 going in Round 6. After Colley, it is slim pick-uns. Look for Forte and Jones to be big value picks in Round 6.




Round 7???
PickTeamPosPlayer
73B. SanchitoRBClinton Portis
74J. ShadeRBCadillac Williams
75M. WaggoneerRBJerome Harrison
76BoydWRSantana Moss
77H. WarneyRBBrandon Jacobs
78R. CanfieldRBLadainian Tomlinson
79A.D. GreenRBMarion Barber
80T. KirkpatrickRBThomas Jones
81C. MusgraveRBRicky Williams
82G. BoskersRBBen Tate
83D. JohnsonRBAhmad Bradshaw
84N. SwansonWRSantonio Holmes


Value Pick - We have 3 starting RB's in Portis, Jacobs and Cadillac and 3 great split carry backs in Ricky Williams, LT, Barber and Thomas Jones. Lots of value here.

Questionable Pick - Jerome Harrison at #75. Last year's fantasy playoff darling may be back to the bench.

Analysis - Overall, a lot of value in Round 7, I'd be happy with any of these RB's this late.




Round 8???
PickTeamPosPlayer
85N. SwansonRBCJ Spiller
86D. JohnsonWRPercy Harvin
87G. BoskersWRKenny Britt
88C. MusgraveWRAnthony Gonzalez
89T. KirkpatrickWRTJ Housh
90A.D. GreenWR Jeremy Maclin
91R. CanfieldQBJoe Flaccid
92H. WarneyQBEli Manning
93BoydRBChester Taylor
94M. WaggoneerRBDarren McFadden
95J. ShadeWRSteve Breaston
96B. SanchitoQBBen Roethlisberger


Value Pick - Joe Flacco slipping to #91. Most analysts have him as a top 10 QB with the addition of Boldin.

Questionable Pick - CJ Spiller. Too many RB's fighting behind a bad Buffalo line.

Analysis - Similar to Round 7, Round 8 produces a lot of value, only this time with Wide Receivers. A great young class in Harvin, Britt, Gonzalez, Maclin and Breaston.




Round 9???
PickTeamPosPlayer
97B. SanchitoWRTerrell Owens
98J. ShadeRB Reggie Bush
99M. WaggoneerWRAntonio Bryant
100BoydRBLaurence Maroney
101H. WarneyWRDerrick Mason
102R. CanfieldWRPierre Garcon
103A.D. GreenWRDemariouys Thomas
104T. KirkpatrickTEGreg Olsen
105C. MusgraveRBJustin Forsett
106G. BoskersWRDevin Aromashadu
107D. JohnsonRBFred Jackson
108N. SwansonWRChris Chambers


Value Pick - Demariouys Thomas, with little competition in Denver, somebody has to catch those extra 100 passes.

Questionable Pick - Pierre Garcon. With Gonzalez back, wouldn't that put Garcon as the #4 or #5 WR?

Analysis - Some sleepers in Round 9 (the beginning of the sleeper rounds) include Aromashadu, Forsett and that loveable Chris Chambers.




Round 10???
PickTeamPosPlayer
109N. SwansonRBWillis McGahee
110D. JohnsonWRArrelious Benn
111G. BoskersRBTim Hightower
112C. MusgraveWRDez Bryant
113T. KirkpatrickRBSteve Slaton
114A.D. GreenRBDerrick Ward
115R. CanfieldQBCarson Palmer
116H. WarneyRBLendale White
117BoydRBDarren Sproles
118M. WaggoneerRBDonald Brown
119J. ShadeWRKevin Walter
120B. SanchitoWRMalcom Floyd


Value Pick - Tim Hightower at #111. Wells is not proven and with a the Cardianals potentially moving toward the run in 2010, Hightower will get his carries.

Questionable Pick - Dez Bryant. Big name, but with Austin, Witten and Williams (in that order), will Bryant be anything more than a return specialist?

Analysis - In the later rounds, it is all about finding that one player who takes over due to injury. Brown, McGahee, Hightower, Slaton, Ward, White, Sproles, all of them would become nice producers if they were to get more carries.




Round 11???
PickTeamPosPlayer
121B. SanchitoRBMike Bell
122J. ShadeQBDonovan Mcnabb
123M. WaggoneerQBMatthew Stafford
124BoydWRLee Evans
125H. WarneyWRGolden Tate
126R. CanfieldRBLarry Johnson
127A.D. GreenTEZach Miller
128T. KirkpatrickQBMatt Cassel
129C. MusgraveQBMatt Lionheart
130G. BoskersQBAlex Smith
131D. JohnsonQBSam Bradford
132N. SwansonQBJason Campbell


Value Pick - Dovovan McNabb at #122??? Either nobody was paying attention, or people are that down on the Redskins.

Questionable Pick - QB Sam Bradford. Do sacks and INT's count positive in this league? The Rams should just hope that Bradford doesn't have his confidence destroyed in 2010.

Analysis - Seven QB's taken in Round 11, all back-ups for their respective fantasy teams. A few have the potential for top 10 fantasy seasons.




Round 12???
PickTeamPosPlayer
133N. SwansonRBToby Gerhart
134D. JohnsonRBCorrell Buckhalter
135G. BoskersWRJacoby Jones
136C. MusgraveWRDonnie Avery
137T. KirkpatrickTEHeath Miller
138A.D. GreenRBMontario Hardisty
139R. CanfieldWRMike Williams
140H. WarneyWRJoshua Cribbs
141BoydWRChaz Schilens
142M. WaggoneerTEDustin Keller
143J. ShadeWRBraylon Edwards
144B. SanchitoRBKevin Smith


Value Pick - I like Chaz Schilens at #141. He should be the #1 in Oakland and, like a few others out there, I am starting to see promise for the Raiders in 2010.

Questionable Pick - Kevin Smith, not that it is really that questionable this late, however, he may not play in 2010.

Analysis - This was the last round we drafted for, Rounds 13 and 14 should see many more "sleeper" picks, back-ups, etc with 15 and 16 being Kicker and DST rounds.

Derek Johnson can be reached for comments/questions at: Derek@realgm.com

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