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Each               year               after               the               draft               each               league               has               at               least               one               guy               that               thinks               they               have               drafted               the               best,               most               unbeatable               team               to               ever               grace               a               sheet               of               3               ring               binder               paper.

By               midseason,               it's               always               a               different               story,               as               the               flukes               of               September               are               long               gone.

Here               is               my               list               of               the               top               5               fantasy               draft               picks               at               each               position               if               we               were               to               redraft               as               of               today,               3               games               into               the               season.

I               will               list               the               top               5               players               that               were               taken               on               draft               day               from               my               league               of               Dolts               (10               team               PPR               league),               and               what               position               they               were               selected.

Then               I               will               put               down               how               they               should               be               drafted               as               of               today.

Here               is               the               orignal               draft               day               list.

We'll               start               with               the               QB's,               then               go               RB's,               WR's,               then               TE's.

I'm               not               sure               how               many               of               you               play               in               IDP               leagues,               but               we'll               skip               defense               for               this               list.

QB's
1.

Michael               Vick               (1-3)               (I               blame               this               on               the               TMR,               unabashedly               promoting               Vick               #1)
2.

Aaron               Rodgers               (1-6)
3.

Phillip               Rivers               (2-8)
4.

Drew               Brees               (2-10)
5.

Tom               Brady               (3-4)

RB's
1.

Adrian               Peterson               (1-1)
2.

Ray               Rice               (1-3)
3.

Arian               Foster               (1-4)               (Risky               given               his               gimpy               hamstring)
4.

Rashard               Mendenhall               (1-5)               (Not               a               1st               rounder               for               the               PPR               game)
5.

Jamal               Charles               (1-7)               (R.I.P)
(Don't               judge               because               somebody               picked               Mendenhall               5th               in               a               ppr               draft,               to               each               their               own)

WR's
1.

Roddy               White               (2-2)
2.

Andre               Johnson               (2-7)
3.

Calvin               Johnson               (2-9)
4.

Greg               Jennings               (3-3)
5.

Hakeen               Nicks               (3-5)
I               think               these               guys               are               the               top               5               receivers               taken               in               just               about               every               draft.

Not               so               on               redraft               day.

TE's
1.

Antonio               Gates               (4-7)               (Rex               Ryan               &               Wifey               would               love               to               check               on               his               maladies               weekly)
2.

Jermichael               Finley               (4-10)
3.

Dallas               Clark               (6-2)               (No               Shirt,               No               Shoes               No               Peyton,               No               Dice)
4.

Jason               Witten               (6-3)
5.

Vernon               Davis               (7-9)

Redraft               2011
QB's
1.

Tom               Brady-               Off               to               the               best               start               of               a               season               for               any               QB               of               all               time.

Defense               is               pourous,               will               keep               passing               it               all               season               long.
2.

Aaron               Rodgers-               He's               the               best               in               the               league,               and               will               remain               there               for               years               to               come.
3.

Drew               Brees-               As               usual               he's               lighting               up               the               scoreboard,               and               he               has               a               new               secret               weapon               in               Darren               Sproles.

He's               already               eclipsed               Bush               as               a               fantasy               player               in               just               3               games.

Bush               couldn't               do               it               in               3               years               there.
4.

Matthew               Stafford-               Lots               of               people               have               been               anticipating               a               reward               like               this               from               Stafford               as               he               has               given               his               owners               plenty               to               cheer               about               already.

Armed               with               some               heavy               artillary               for               an               arm,               and               a               group               of               giants               to               throw               to,               Calvin               6'5",               Pettigrew               6'7",               Burleson               -6'4".

No               running               game               to               speak               of,               so               this               guy               will               be               slingin               that               ball               all               over               the               field               for               the               next               3               months.

Nobody's               production               in               the               league               is               as               closely               tied               to               health               as               this               guy.

We               shall               see.
5.

Matt               Schaub-               The               Texans               run               game               took               a               slight               hit               when               Arian               wasn't               able               to               go               in               the               first               few               weeks.

Schaub               took               over,               and               with               a               healthy               Owen               Daniels               back               and               playing               well,               he's               going               to               be               lighting               in               up               for               a               while.

Doesn't               hurt               to               have               one               of               the               best               WR's               in               the               game               to               throw               to               either.

RB's
1.

Ray               Rice-               I               like               AP,               but               the               Ravens               just               have               more               skill               around               Rice.

AP               has               line               trouble,               QB               trouble,               and               WR               trouble.

He's               the               only               guy.

Rice,               who               made               mince               meat               of               the               vaunted               Steeler               D               in               week               1,               is               running               carefree,               and               catching               balls               like               he               always               has.

Best               PPR               rb               in               the               game               for               my               money.
2.

Darren               McFadden-               Hard               call               between               him               and               Shady,               but               I               go               with               McFadden               simply               because               he's               in               an               offense               that               is               going               to               run               the               ball               come               hell               or               high               water.

McCoy               will               get               his               carries,               but               not               as               heavily               as               DMC               will.

Right               now,               is               there               a               better               back               in               football?

That               was               rhetorical,               the               answer               is               no.
3.

LeSean               McCoy-               See               notes               for               Darren               McFadden.

Dude               still               catches               tons               of               passes               regardless               of               who               is               under               center.

He's               a               lock               for               1500               total               yards.
4.

Fred               Jackson-               Outside               of               Ryan               Fitzpatrick,               this               guy               is               the               epitome               of               the               Bills               spread               offense.

He               may               not               have               all               the               accolades               or               the               skill               sets               of               some               other               highly               prized               guys,               but               he               is               a               fit               for               this               offense               as               his               yardage               totals               will               attest               to.

He               was               going               to               be               #5               on               the               list,               then               something               happened               this               week               and               that               was.....
5.

Ryan               Matthews-               Ryan               Matthews               has               been               giving               us               a               command               performance               so               far               this               season.

All               the               things               that               he's               been               touted               as               being               have               finally               materialized.

He's               running               hard,               catching               the               ball               out               of               the               backfield,               and               scoring               from               close               range.

The               one               thing               that               has               been               his               bug-a-boo               his               entire               career,               injuries.

He               came               away               from               practice               again               this               week               with               some               type               of               foot/toe               ailment.

I               love               his               talent,               and               if               he               can               ever               manage               to               ward               off               the               trainers               for               any               length               of               time,               we               should               see               some               big               numbers.

WR's
1.

Calvin               Johnson-               Everybody               should               have               known               this               when               he               put               up               all               pro               numbers               last               season.

People               forget               to               mention               the               fact               that               he               had               a               bunch               of               JV               quarterbacks               throwing               him               balls,               when               the               defense               was               expecting               exactly               that.

Now               with               a               stud               at               QB               in               Stafford,               the               most               unguardable               receiver               in               the               league               gets               to               do               his               thing,               which               is               make               amazing               catches               and               score               touchdowns.
2.

Andre               Johnson-               There               is               really               nothing               more               that               can               be               said               about               this               guy.

He's               big,               tall,               strong,               fast,               and               humble.

All               he               wants               to               do               is               help               his               team               win,               and               to               do               that,               you               need               to               feed               the               big               guy               regularly.

Almost               a               certain               lock               for               100/1200/8.
3.

Mike               Wallace-               Once               only               thought               to               be               a               speed               demon               who               caught               long               passes,               he               has               now               morphed               into               a               poor               man's               Randy               Moss,               only               with               a               better               attitude.

With               Big               Ben's               ability               to               "extend               the               play"               as               the               network               folks               like               to               say,               Wallace               can               usually               be               found               running               all               alone               towards               the               end               zone,               and               that's               where               Ben               tends               to               find               him.

Now               he's               catching               the               shorter               crossing               routes               as               well,               he's               a               dream               in               PPR               leagues,               and               will               get               plenty               of               bonus               points               for               long               TD's.
4.

Wes               Welker-               Did               anyone               ever               think               that               a               5'               nothin,               a               hundred               and               nothin               oound               lil               white               boy               could               ever               ....No,               not               play               a               down               for               the               Irish,               but               to               become               the               #1               weapon,               in               the               #1               passing               offense               in               the               league?

Nope,               I               didn't               either,               but               it               has               become               appearant               that               Tom               Brady               will               look               to               Welker               as               his               first               option,               then               probably               again               for               his               4th               option               after               he's               had               time               to               survey               the               field.

Never               the               fastest,               but               always               in               the               right               position               to               make               the               plays.
5.

Greg               Jennings-               Jennings               has               done               ok               so               far               this               year,               as               they               are               tying               to               reintroduce               Finely               to               the               system.

However,               with               a               running               game               that               is               still               trying               to               work               itself               out,               the               Pack               will               be               relying               heavily               on               the               golden               arm               of               Aaron               Rodgers,               and               if               the               ball               is               going               any               distance               in               the               air,               it's               usually               Jennings               that               is               running               under               it.

I               expect               him               to               really               turn               it               on               here               in               the               next               few               weeks.

TE's
1.

Rob               Gronkowski-               After               3               weeks               this               much               is               clear,               the               Patriots               are               going               to               run               alot               of               2               TE               sets               this               year,               so               that               will               mean               some               big               games               for               both               guys               (Aaron               Hernandez).

However,               when               only               one               TE               is               going               to               be               on               the               field,               it's               going               to               be               Gronk.

Blessed               with               stickum               woven               into               his               hands               at               birth,               this               guy               holds               onto               anything               thrown               his               way.

He               could               have               easily               saved               that               person               in               the               burning               building,               but               Billy               Buckner               did               a               fine               job               on               Curb               Your               Enthusiasm.

I've               even               seen               him               running               past               people               this               year.

With               Brady               on               pace               to               break               his               own               single               season               TD               record,               I'd               expect               The               Gronk               to               handle               a               good               portion               of               those.
2.

Jermichael               Finley-               He               was               the               2nd               TE               selected               in               the               original               draft,               and               he's               not               going               to               lose               any               ground               now.

He               had               a               monster               3               TD               game               last               week,               and               that's               not               going               to               be               the               last               you               see               of               him               this               year.

Career               numbers               should               be               his               floor,               not               his               ceiling.
3.

Jimmy               Graham-               The               former               b-baller               from               Miami               had               a               few               teachable               moments               early               on               this               year.

He               has               formed               a               great               relationship               with               Drew               Brees,               and               so               far               has               become               a               safety               blanket               of               sorts.

As               has               been               mentioned               many               times,               Brees               loves               throwing               to               the               TE.

As               the               season               progresses,               so               should               the               chemistry               between               these               two.
4.

Jason               Witten-               Due               to               some               injuries               so               far               to               Tony               Romo,               Witten               hasn't               really               had               much               of               a               chance               to               do               any               real               damage.

Once               health               arrives               in               Dallas,               Romo               to               Witten               will               be               revived.

I               would               still               expect               to               see               him               reach               the               90's               in               receptions               by               season's               end.
5.

Owen               Daniels-               For               the               first               time               in               the               team's               short               history,               they               have               started               the               season               3-0.

The               running               game               has               been               good,               but               so               far               unspectacular               with               Foster               and               his               hammy.

As               the               season               goes               on,               and               the               run               game               gets               better,               that               means               that               play               action               will               become               more               of               a               weapon,               and               a               healthy               Daniels               will               be               on               the               other               end               of               those               play               action               fakes.

Of               the               original               list,               I               actually               drafted               3               of               thpse               players,               Roddy               White,               Mike               Wallace,               and               Vern               Davis.

Were               I               to               redraft               today,               I               would               only               select               Wallace.

I               have               since               made               some               trades               and               along               with               some               other               players               I               received               (Deion               Branch,               LawFirm),               I               got               Stevie               Johnson               &               Jimmy               Graham               in               return               for               Roddy               &               VD.

You               never               really               get               a               chance               to               do               a               redraft,               but               through               trades               and               waiver               pick               ups,               you               can               pretend               like               it's               a               redraft               and               get               the               players               you               want               with               a               little               bit               of               hindsight               to               help               you.






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