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By Andy Boyum
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My 2011 Fantasy Football season is officially underway. Unfortunately, it did not get quite the jump out of the gate that I was expecting.
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This season I was honored with the invitation to represent LestersLegends.com in the FFS Expert League, and received the 4th overall-pick. I was very much looking forward to making a good showing.
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Instead, what happened next, was the fantasy-footballers equivalent of the Quick-Pick Power-ball ticket. The dreaded “Auto-Draft!”
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Due to technical difficulties I am forced to play with the hand I was dealt, but quite frankly…I am more than okay with that. So here’s how we ended up…
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This is a 12-team 50-50 PPR league with all TD’s worth 6 points.
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Adrian Peterson – 1.4: Charles or McCoy would have been the real pick, but not disappointed at all.
Philip Rivers – 2.21: Not complaining one bit.
Shonn Greene – 3.28: Would have seriously looked at V-Jax or Wallace here.
DeAngelo Williams – 4.45: I would have taken Finley, but I’m good with the value.
Jeremy Maclin – 5.52: Had a bit of a moment on this one…would have taken Clark for sure…sleeper potential!
Owen Daniels – 6.69: What do ya do?
Sidney Rice – 7.76: WOW…Julio Jones was right there whatever Yahoo Rankings!
Malcolm Floyd – 8.93: Good value here considering.
Mike Tolbert – 9.100: Again good value at 100.
Baltimore D – 10.117: With our scoring system, gotta get one of the last top defenses on the board.
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I filled out the remainder of the roster with Danny Amendola, Willis McGahee, Jerome Simpson, Donovan McNabb, Ronnie Brown, Rob Bironas and Jermaine Gresham.
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Not the most desirable of PPR lineups, but I’m determined to make a go of it. We’re going to make a good run! With 8 teams advancing to the Post-Season, I like my 66.7% chances.
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Come follow LestersLegends.com compete against some of the best in the FFS Expert League here…
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http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/league/2011ffsexpertleague
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Andy Boyum
Farmington, MN
Fantasy Football enthusiast since 1999
Commissioner: Purlple Pride Fantasy League 2002-present: 1 Championship (2004)
RT Sports Commissioner Money League Champion: 2003 & 2005
Keeper League Champion 2006, 07 & 09
Yahoo PPR Champion: 2010

 

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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16th Round
16.186  Mason Crosby
I got a top notch kicker from a powerhouse offense. Can’t complain.

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Roster

QB1:  Ben Roethlisberger
QB2:  Matt Cassel
RB1:  Darren McFadden
RB2:  Shonn Greene
RB3:  Fred Jackson
RB4:  Roy Helu
RB5:  Ricky Williams
WR1:  Hakeem Nicks
WR2:  Santonio Holmes
WR3:  Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4:  Mike Sims-Walker
WR5: Deion Branch
TE1:  Jason Witten
TE2:  Zach Miller (SEA)
DEF:  Baltimore Ravens
K:  Mason Crosby
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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

15th Round
15.175 Baltimore Ravens Defense
Still solid after all these years.

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Roster

QB1:  Ben Roethlisberger
QB2:  Matt Cassel
RB1:  Darren McFadden
RB2:  Shonn Greene
RB3:  Fred Jackson
RB4:  Roy Helu
RB5:  Ricky Williams
WR1:  Hakeem Nicks
WR2:  Santonio Holmes
WR3:  Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4:  Mike Sims-Walker
WR5: Deion BRanch
TE1:  Jason Witten
TE2:  Zach Miller (SEA)
DEF:  Baltimore Ravens
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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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13th Round
13.151 Deion Branch, New England Patriots
Ocho’s arrival hurts, but Brady will spread the love.
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Roster

QB1:  Ben Roethlisberger
QB2:  Matt Cassel
RB1:  Darren McFadden
RB2:  Shonn Greene
RB3:  Fred Jackson
RB4:  Roy Helu
WR1:  Hakeem Nicks
WR2:  Santonio Holmes
WR3:  Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4:  Mike Sims-Walker
WR5: Deion BRanch
TE1:  Jason Witten
TE2:  Zach Miller (SEA)
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I was fortunate enough to be asked to participate in the 2011 KFFL Fantasy Football Analysis Draft. Here is a look at the participants:
.
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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12th Round
12.138  Matt Cassel, Kansas City Chiefs
Cassel took a step forward throwing for 31 touchdown passes last year, forming a great bond with Dwayne Bowe. They added Jonathan Baldwin to keep the defenses honest.
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Roster

QB1:  Ben Roethlisberger
QB2:  Matt Cassel
RB1:  Darren McFadden
RB2:  Shonn Greene
RB3:  Fred Jackson
RB4:  Roy Helu
WR1:  Hakeem Nicks
WR2:  Santonio Holmes
WR3:  Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4:  Mike Sims-Walker
TE1:  Jason Witten
TE2:  Zach Miller (SEA)
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I was fortunate enough to be asked to participate in the 2011 KFFL Fantasy Football Analysis Draft. Here is a look at the participants:
.
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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11th Round
11.127  Zach Miller, Seattle Seahawks
Miller’s move to Seattle makes his value dip, but he is still a solid TE option that should approach 700 yards.
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Roster

QB1:  Ben Roethlisberger
RB1:  Darren McFadden
RB2:  Shonn Greene
RB3:  Fred Jackson
RB4:  Roy Helu
WR1:  Hakeem Nicks
WR2:  Santonio Holmes
WR3:  Steve Smith (CAR)
WR4:  Mike Sims-Walker
TE1:  Jason Witten
TE2:  Zach Miller (SEA)
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