2011 KFFL Fantasy Football Analysis Draft – Round 9

Aug 8, 2011

I was fortunate enough to be asked to participate in the 2011 KFFL Fantasy Football Analysis Draft. Here is a look at the participants:
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FantasySharks.com
KFFL.com – Keith
FootballDiehards.com
No-Offseason.com
Franchise
KFFL.com – Tim
Footballguys.com
RotoExperts.com
TheHuddle.com
GoAheadScore.com
LestersLegends.com
USAToday.com
MyFantasyLeague.com
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9th Round
9.103 Mike Sims-Walker, St. Louis Rams
Mike Sims-Walker landed in a nice spot in St. Louis. His one-year deal should keep him on his best behavior. I’m expecting Sam Bradford to make MSW more consistent.
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Roster

QB1: Ben Roethlisberger
RB1: Darren McFadden
RB2: Shonn Greene
RB3: Fred Jackson
WR1: Hakeem Nicks
WR2: Santonio Holmes
WR3: Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4: Mike Sims-Walker
TE1: Jason Witten
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2 Responses so far | Have Your Say!

GRO
August 8th, 2011 at 6:05 pm #

Question: I currently have the fifth pick in a league of 14 teams. In the mock drafts I’ve participated in, I’m not liking the long gap between picks. Is it ridiculous to the think I would be better off with the seventh or ninth pick?
GRO
August 8th, 2011 at 7:33 pm #

Let me rephrase that question: Is there an optimal position in the draft order outside of the top three picks? For instance, it seems that having pick twelve out of fourteen, allows you to pick up two players of high value (two of the top seventeen picks). I don’t see a huge difference in value from pick five versus pick twelve when looking at the likely available players. What are your thoughts on this?