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1(12)-Caddy Williams
2(13)-Dom Davis
3(36)-Reggie Bush
4(37)-Reggie Wayne
5(60)-Marc Bulger
6(61)-Duece McAllister
7(84)-Rod Smith
8(85)-Chris Brown
9(108)-Drew Brees
10(109)-D. Stallworth
11(132)-LJ Smith
12(133)-Seahawks
13(156)-John Kasey
14(157)-Michael Pittman

The league starts 1 QB, 1 RB, 1 WR, 2 flex, TE, K, D

It is not a PPR league, but does have unusual bonuses for lengthy touchdowns. I plan to start 3 RB's most weeks if possible...

The draft took place in late July before the more bad news about the Dom Davis knee...I wish I had Willis McGahee instead at this point obviously. At this time Bush was still holing out and with rumors of him sitting out the whole year I feel like I got a steal with him at 36.

Thanks so much in advance...

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Caddy is nice at 12, but I think it's better to get an elite WR with the second, I think there's a drop after the first 11 or so backs, and McGahee/Westbrook are better options in this second tier (if they were available) So, decent after 2 picks.

Bush and Wayne are v. solid at the next juncture, although Wayne is a little weak as a WR1, but you'd expect that with a strong RB2 and RB3 (although as I've said, I think this is a strategic mistake)

I don't love Deuce/Bulger here. Both feel like small reaches. I would've wanted to maybe get a stronger WR2 here.

Rod Smith is a decent WR2 and you got him in a good spot, Brown I think is a fine RB4 option.

Brees is a good example of what late round picks are for, not a sure thing but solid upside. I don't think you got tremendous value here, but it's a fine pick. Stallworth seems about right.

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I'm not as into the Sea D as everyone else, but w/e....LJ is great in the 11th...no big mistakes...

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