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Chicago Vuvuzelas

Here's the draft results:



Round: 1
(1) Team Barg - Chris Johnson RB
(2) Team Stanley - Aaron Rodgers QB
(3) Kliquid's Glory Road - Adrian Peterson RB
(4) Happytown Gobstoppers - Maurice Jones-Drew RB
(5) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Ray Rice RB
(6) Atlanta Grapists - Michael Turner RB
(7) Jim Rome's Goatee - Frank Gore RB
** (8) New Jersey Warriors - Steven Jackson RB
(9) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Drew Brees QB
(10) Team V - Andre Johnson WR
(11) Enter Funny Name Here - DeAngelo Williams RB
(12) Revis And Butthead - Randy Moss WR

Round: 2
(13) Revis And Butthead - Peyton Manning QB
(14) Enter Funny Name Here - Larry Fitzgerald WR
(15) Team V - Tom Brady QB
(16) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Miles Austin WR
** (17) New Jersey Warriors - Ryan Grant RB
(18) Jim Rome's Goatee - Brandon Marshall WR
(19) Atlanta Grapists - Reggie Wayne WR
(20) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Cedric Benson RB
(21) Happytown Gobstoppers - Calvin Johnson WR
(22) Kliquid's Glory Road - Rashard Mendenhall RB
(23) Team Stanley - Shonn Greene RB
(24) Team Barg - Roddy White WR

Round: 3
(25) Team Barg - Matt Forte RB
(26) Team Stanley - Greg Jennings WR
(27) Kliquid's Glory Road - Ryan Mathews RB
(28) Happytown Gobstoppers - DeSean Jackson WR
(29) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Steve Smith WR
(30) Atlanta Grapists - Beanie Wells RB
(31) Jim Rome's Goatee - Marques Colston WR
** (32) New Jersey Warriors - Steve Smith WR
(33) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Jonathan Stewart RB
(34) Team V - Jamaal Charles RB
(35) Enter Funny Name Here - Pierre Thomas RB
(36) Revis And Butthead - LeSean McCoy RB

Round: 4
(37) Revis And Butthead - Dallas Clark TE
(38) Enter Funny Name Here - Matt Schaub QB
(39) Team V - Anquan Boldin WR
(40) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Chad Ochocinco WR
** (41) New Jersey Warriors - Knowshon Moreno RB
(42) Jim Rome's Goatee - Philip Rivers QB
(43) Atlanta Grapists - Tony Romo QB
(44) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Antonio Gates TE
(45) Happytown Gobstoppers - Ronnie Brown RB
(46) Kliquid's Glory Road - Mike Sims-Walker WR
(47) Team Stanley - Percy Harvin WR
(48) Team Barg - Michael Crabtree WR

Round: 5
(49) Team Barg - Arian Foster RB
(50) Team Stanley - Brandon Jacobs RB
(51) Kliquid's Glory Road - Vernon Davis TE
(52) Happytown Gobstoppers - Donald Driver WR
(53) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Jahvid Best RB
(54) Atlanta Grapists - Dwayne Bowe WR
(55) Jim Rome's Goatee - Ricky Williams RB
** (56) New Jersey Warriors - Hines Ward WR
(57) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Felix Jones RB
(58) Team V - Tony Gonzalez TE
(59) Enter Funny Name Here - Wes Welker WR
(60) Revis And Butthead - C.J. Spiller RB

Round: 6
(61) Revis And Butthead - Hakeem Nicks WR
(62) Enter Funny Name Here - Mike Wallace WR
(63) Team V - Justin Forsett RB
(64) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Brent Celek TE
** (65) New Jersey Warriors - Joseph Addai RB
(66) Jim Rome's Goatee - Jeremy Maclin WR
(67) Atlanta Grapists - Jermichael Finley TE
(68) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Matt Ryan QB
(69) Happytown Gobstoppers - Joe Flacco QB
(70) Kliquid's Glory Road - Vincent Jackson WR
(71) Team Stanley - Michael Bush RB
(72) Team Barg - Robert Meachem WR

Round: 7
(73) Team Barg - Brett Favre QB
(74) Team Stanley - Pierre Garcon WR
(75) Kliquid's Glory Road - Santana Moss WR
(76) Happytown Gobstoppers - Jason Witten TE
(77) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Terrell Owens WR
(78) Atlanta Grapists - T.J. Houshmandzadeh WR
(79) Jim Rome's Goatee - Ahmad Bradshaw RB
** (80) New Jersey Warriors - Braylon Edwards WR
(81) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Bernard Berrian WR
(82) Team V - Jay Cutler QB
(83) Enter Funny Name Here - Reggie Bush RB
(84) Revis And Butthead - Dez Bryant WR

Round: 8
(85) Revis And Butthead - Clinton Portis RB
(86) Enter Funny Name Here - Kellen Winslow TE
(87) Team V - Chris Cooley TE
(88) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Jerome Harrison RB
** (89) New Jersey Warriors - Eli Manning QB
(90) Jim Rome's Goatee - Thomas Jones RB
(91) Atlanta Grapists - Jets D/ST D/ST
(92) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Lee Evans WR
(93) Happytown Gobstoppers - Marion Barber RB
(94) Kliquid's Glory Road - Johnny Knox WR
(95) Team Stanley - Visanthe Shiancoe TE
(96) Team Barg - LaDainian Tomlinson RB

Round: 9
(97) Team Barg - Nate Burleson WR
(98) Team Stanley - Steve Slaton RB
(99) Kliquid's Glory Road - Donald Brown RB
(100) Happytown Gobstoppers - Santonio Holmes WR
(101) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Steve Breaston WR
(102) Atlanta Grapists - Devin Aromashodu WR
(103) Jim Rome's Goatee - Fred Jackson RB
** (104) New Jersey Warriors - Derrick Mason WR
(105) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Kenny Britt WR
(106) Team V - Darren Sproles RB
(107) Enter Funny Name Here - Austin Collie WR
(108) Revis And Butthead - Kevin Kolb QB

Round: 10
(109) Revis And Butthead - Packers D/ST D/ST
(110) Enter Funny Name Here - Ben Roethlisberger QB
(111) Team V - Devery Henderson WR
(112) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Ravens D/ST D/ST
** (113) New Jersey Warriors - Owen Daniels TE
(114) Jim Rome's Goatee - Zach Miller TE
(115) Atlanta Grapists - Cadillac Williams RB
(116) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Darren McFadden RB
(117) Happytown Gobstoppers - Montario Hardesty RB
(118) Kliquid's Glory Road - Donovan McNabb QB
(119) Team Stanley - Cowboys D/ST D/ST
(120) Team Barg - Malcom Floyd WR

Round: 11
(121) Team Barg - Laurence Maroney RB
(122) Team Stanley - Vince Young QB
(123) Kliquid's Glory Road - Louis Murphy WR
(124) Happytown Gobstoppers - Tim Hightower RB
(125) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Eagles D/ST D/ST
(126) Atlanta Grapists - Mike Williams WR
(127) Jim Rome's Goatee - Chester Taylor RB
** (128) New Jersey Warriors - Willis McGahee RB
(129) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Eddie Royal WR
(130) Team V - Steelers D/ST D/ST
(131) Enter Funny Name Here - 49ers D/ST D/ST
(132) Revis And Butthead - Demaryius Thomas WR

Round: 12
(133) Revis And Butthead - Sidney Rice WR
(134) Enter Funny Name Here - Kevin Smith RB
(135) Team V - Kevin Walter WR
(136) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Golden Tate WR
** (137) New Jersey Warriors - Jerricho Cotchery WR
(138) Jim Rome's Goatee - Vikings D/ST D/ST
(139) Atlanta Grapists - Mohamed Massaquoi WR
(140) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Carson Palmer QB
(141) Happytown Gobstoppers - Devin Hester WR
(142) Kliquid's Glory Road - Laurent Robinson WR
(143) Team Stanley - Correll Buckhalter RB
(144) Team Barg - Jabar Gaffney WR

Round: 13
(145) Team Barg - Brian Westbrook RB
(146) Team Stanley - Nate Kaeding K
(147) Kliquid's Glory Road - Leon Washington RB
(148) Happytown Gobstoppers - Matthew Stafford QB
(149) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Heath Miller TE
(150) Atlanta Grapists - Marshawn Lynch RB
(151) Jim Rome's Goatee - Chad Henne QB
** (152) New Jersey Warriors - Anthony Dixon RB
(153) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Mike Bell RB
(154) Team V - Ryan Longwell K
(155) Enter Funny Name Here - Greg Olsen TE
(156) Revis And Butthead - Toby Gerhart RB

Round: 14
(157) Revis And Butthead - John Carlson TE
(158) Enter Funny Name Here - Jacoby Jones WR
(159) Team V - Early Doucet WR
(160) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Dexter McCluster WR
** (161) New Jersey Warriors - Saints D/ST D/ST
(162) Jim Rome's Goatee - Stephen Gostkowski K
(163) Atlanta Grapists - Jason Campbell QB
(164) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Rob Bironas K
(165) Happytown Gobstoppers - Bengals D/ST D/ST
(166) Kliquid's Glory Road - Rashad Jennings RB
(167) Team Stanley - Bernard Scott RB
(168) Team Barg - Kareem Huggins RB

Round: 15
(169) Team Barg - Alex Smith QB
(170) Team Stanley - Joey Galloway WR
(171) Kliquid's Glory Road - Mario Manningham WR
(172) Happytown Gobstoppers - Kevin Boss TE
(173) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Josh Morgan WR
(174) Atlanta Grapists - Tashard Choice RB
(175) Jim Rome's Goatee - David Akers K
** (176) New Jersey Warriors - Julian Edelman WR
(177) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Mark Sanchez QB
(178) Team V - Mason Crosby K
(179) Enter Funny Name Here - Jay Feely K
(180) Revis And Butthead - Derek Anderson QB

Round: 16
(181) Revis And Butthead - Garrett Hartley K
(182) Enter Funny Name Here - Julius Jones RB
(183) Team V - David Garrard QB
(184) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Dustin Keller TE
** (185) New Jersey Warriors - Matt Cassel QB
(186) Jim Rome's Goatee - Matt Prater K
(187) Atlanta Grapists - Jason Snelling RB
(188) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Robbie Gould K
(189) Happytown Gobstoppers - Mewelde Moore RB
(190) Kliquid's Glory Road - Matt Leinart QB
(191) Team Stanley - Chris Chambers WR
(192) Team Barg - Fred Davis TE

Round: 17
(193) Team Barg - Giants D/ST D/ST
(194) Team Stanley - Legedu Naanee WR
(195) Kliquid's Glory Road - Patriots D/ST D/ST
(196) Happytown Gobstoppers - Roy E. Williams WR
(197) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Broncos D/ST D/ST
(198) Atlanta Grapists - Chaz Schilens WR
(199) Jim Rome's Goatee - Javon Ringer RB
** (200) New Jersey Warriors - Jeremy Shockey TE
(201) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Lawrence Tynes K
(202) Team V - Jeff Reed K
(203) Enter Funny Name Here - Anthony Gonzalez WR
(204) Revis And Butthead - Greg Camarillo WR

Round: 18
(205) Revis And Butthead - Darrius Heyward-Bey WR
(206) Enter Funny Name Here - Matt Moore QB
(207) Team V - Jerious Norwood RB
(208) Los Angeles Ambalamps - Panthers D/ST D/ST
** (209) New Jersey Warriors - Neil Rackers K
(210) Jim Rome's Goatee - Marcedes Lewis TE
(211) Atlanta Grapists - David Buehler K
(212) Boston Lorenzo Alcazar - Antonio Bryant WR
(213) Happytown Gobstoppers - Dan Carpenter K
(214) Kliquid's Glory Road - Matt Bryant K
(215) Team Stanley - Derrick Ward RB
(216) Team Barg - Shayne Graham K

Pre-Season Power Rankings

1. Chicago Vuvuzelas
The Chicago Vuvuzelas used the first overall pick to assemble the league’s most balanced team, and take the pre-season number one ranking in the WF Fantasy League Rankings. Chris Johnson leads a star-studded lineup that includes 2009 fantasy studs like Roddy White and Brett Favre, as well as potential emerging stars in Arian Foster and Michael Crabtree. Tight End is the team’s weakest position heading into the season, as Fred Davis is stuck in a timeshare at the position with Chris Cooley, but they do have depth at wide receiver including Malcom Floyd, Jabbar Gaffney, and Nate Burleson who are all potential fantasy starters.

Best pick: WR Roddy White, 24th overall (ADP 17)
Biggest Reach: RB Matt Forte, 25th overall (ADP 39)


2. Happytown Gobsoppers
The Gobstoppers had some great value picks early in the draft which included perennial stud Maurice Jones-Drew slipping to 4th overall and Calvin Johnson, whom many consider to be the most talented receiver in the NFL, falling to 21st overall. The team didn’t stray from their draft strategy, assembling easily the best starting trio of receivers in the league; which should make them a force to be reckoned with in a league with receivers being so thin. The Gobstoppers’ weak point, as expected with such strong wide receivers, is their backfield. Although Marion Barber and Ronnie Brown make for quality starters, both are injury-prone and the lack of depth behind them (Tim Hightower, Montario Hardesty, Mewelde Moore) could lead to disaster if they do go down again.

Best pick: WR Calvin Johnson, 21st overall (ADP 12)
Biggest Reach: DEF Cincinnati Bengals, 165th overall (ADP 200)


3. Kliquid’s Glory Road
Glory Road is a classic example of “boom-or-bust.” Adrian Peterson, Rashard Mendenhall, and Ryan Mathews are easily the best group of starting running backs in the league, but the wide receivers suffered as a result of those picks. With Vincent Jackson missing at least three and potentially six or more games due to suspension, Glory Road will have to rely on Mario Manningham and Santana Moss to step up and start early in the year. Donovan McNabb is already nursing an injury, which leaves the potential train wreck of Matt Leinart being the team’s starting quarterback early in the year. The running backs themselves could almost single-handedly win many games for this team, but Glory Road is an injury to Adrian Peterson away from falling to the bottom of the rankings.

Best pick: RB Ryan Mathews, 27th overall (ADP 15)
Biggest Reach: WR Louis Murphy, 123rd overall (ADP 160)


4. New Jersey Warriors
The New Jersey Warriors used an often under-utilized draft strategy to assemble a group of veteran players at every position. Although the team does not include many picks that would make people “ooh and ahh,” the roster is very solid and full of players who have proven themselves to be consistent scorers. The potential downfall of this team is that although it is full of players who have proven to be solid, none of them appear to be in line to be an elite player at their position. However, with potential studs like Joseph Addai on the bench, the Warriors left themselves with plenty of trade-bait and the chance for a deep run in the playoffs.

Best pick: RB Joseph Addai, 65th overall (ADP 47)
Biggest Reach: RB Ryan Grant, 17th overall (ADP 27)


5. Atlanta Grapists
Don’t call them homers – the Atlanta Grapists got good value selecting Michael Turner in the first round of the draft. Turner, who is coming off an injury-riddled 2009 season, is expected to be back to full health and could again contend for the league’s rushing title in 2010. Quarterback Tony Romo is coming off of his fourth straight season with a QB rating above 90 and his receivers have never been better; and tight end Jermichael Finley has looked unstoppable in the pre-season. The big problem area with this team appears to be depth, particularly at the running back position. Devin Aromashodu is currently in the team’s starting lineup at RB/WR, which should tell the story as to what is behind him on the bench.

Best pick: TE Jermichael Finley, 67th overall (ADP 49)
Biggest Reach: RB Marshawn Lynch, 150th overall (ADP 167)


6. Jim Rome’s Goatee
Another great group of starting wide receivers and a potential stud running back in Frank Gore makes Jim Rome’s Goatee a contender going into the year. Brandon Marshall, Marques Colston, and Jeremy Maclin are all excellent starters at their position, but the complete lack of depth behind them (the team currently does not have any WR’s on the bench) makes them risky. The team did, however, load up on ‘handcuff’ running backs, including Thomas Jones, Fred Jackson, Chester Taylor, and Javon Ringer – all of whom could be fantasy stars if the starting running back on their team gets hurt. Many expect Ahmad Bradshaw to take over the starting running back job in New York, but his value is limited until he starts getting the majority of the carries.

Best pick: RB Ahmad Bradshaw, 79th overall (ADP 55)
Biggest Reach: RB Ricky Williams, 55th overall (ADP 80)


7. Team Stanley
Team Stanley shocked all of us when they selected quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the 2nd pick in Sunday night’s draft. Although Rodgers is widely considered the top quarterback in the draft, his value is not high enough to be selected as high as he was in the draft. Fortunately, the team was able to rebound, making the excellent selections of Shonn Greene and Greg Jennings in subsequent rounds. The receiver position is thin behind the starters, though, as Joey Galloway, Chris Chambers, and Legedu Naanee are the only other receivers on the roster.

Best pick: WR Pierre Garcon, 79th overall (ADP 58)
Biggest Reach: QB Aaron Rodgers, 2nd overall (ADP 8)


8. Boston Lorenzo Alcazar
Lorenzo was gifted a potential elite running back in Ray Rice with the 5th overall pick and used that to load up at the position, later acquiring Cedric Benson and Jahvid Best to fill his starting lineup. Wide receivers are the big question mark as the Panthers’ Steve Smith, Terrell Owens, and Lee Evans all struggled in 2009. Matt Ryan will also need to rebound from a disappointing 2009 season where it looked like he took a step back in his development.

Best pick: RB Jahvid Best, 53rd overall (ADP 40)
Biggest Reach: RB Cedric Benson, 20th overall (ADP 30)


9. Enter Funny Name Here
It’s always confusing to me when a team has two running backs on the same team in their starting lineup, but that’s exactly what Enter Funny Name Here is going to attempt to do to start the season with Saints backs Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush. Focusing on receivers by selecting studs like Larry Fitzgerald and Wes Welker, this team apparently decided to neglect the running back position; and is stuck with just Kevin Smith and Julius Jones behind the trio of DeAngelo Williams, Pierre Thomas, and Reggie Bush. Instead of drafting backup quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in the 10th round, perhaps a back like Darren McFadden, Montario Hardesty, or Cadillac Williams would have been beneficial.

Best pick: WR Wes Welker, 59th overall (ADP 29)
Biggest Reach: RB DeAngelo Williams, 11th overall (ADP 22)


10. Revis & Butthead
Revis & Butthead drafted great consistency with Randy Moss and Peyton Manning in rounds one and two, but the reach for Peyton Manning at 13th overall may be the eventual downfall of this team. Although Manning can be penciled in for a top-3 finish at quarterback, this team could have looked a lot better if Manning would’ve been passed on in round two to draft another stud receiver or even a solid running back like Ryan Grant or Shonn Greene. If this strategy was implemented, it is likely that Matt Schaub would have fallen to the team for his round four pick; which would have been significantly better value than Manning at 13 overall. Instead, the running back position looks very iffy, relying on a lot of young and unproven talent in LeSean McCoy and CJ Spiller, with aging back Clinton Portis. With only Toby Gerhart on the bench, these will likely be the team’s starting running backs for the foreseeable future, which is a very big risk.

Best pick: WR Randy Moss, 12th overall (ADP 9)
Biggest Reach: QB Peyton Manning, 13th overall (ADP 20)


11. Team V
Everything started off great for this team in round one when consensus top receiver Andre Johnson shockingly fell to 10th overall in a league where teams can potentially start up to four wide receivers per week. But it quickly fell apart in round two with the selection of Tom Brady at 15. Although Tom Brady may be considered one of the all-time greats, he is not considered to be in the top-tier of quarterbacks this season, and the selection of him this early meant missing out on a second stud wide out like Miles Austin, Brandon Marshall, Reggie Wayne, or Calvin Johnson. It also led to panic in round three when Jamaal Charles was the best remaining running back, while a plethora of other quarterback talent remained. Team V did end up acquiring Anquan Boldin and Devery Henderson who should combine with Andre Johnson to make one of the better trios in the league, but the complete disaster at the running back position has this team near the bottom of the pre-season rankings.

Best pick: WR Andre Johnson, 10th overall (ADP 5)
Biggest Reach: QB Tom Brady, 15th overall (ADP 28)


12. Los Angeles Ambalamps
This roster is an example of why I continually stress to not overdraft quarterbacks. Although Drew Brees is certainly considered a league MVP candidate, he plays a position that there is a lot of depth at. By taking Brees in round one, the Ambalamps missed out on wide receiver Andre Johnson, who plays a position with significantly less high-quality talent. This mistake was somewhat fixed in round two with the selection of Miles Austin, but it also led to Jonathan Stewart – who is not even the ‘starting’ running back on his own team – being the Ambalants’ running back going into the season. With only Mike Bell on the bench at running back, the Ambalamps have to hope that not only do their running backs produce higher than their expected numbers, but that they also stay healthy all season.

Best pick: WR Miles Austin, 16th overall (ADP 14)
Biggest Reach: WR Bernard Berrian, 81st overall (ADP 131)

Revis and Butthead

Who is Team Stanley?