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Bus: Mehr Plus im Bus in Märkisch-Oderland und Oder-Spree, aus VBB

13.12.2022 https://www.vbb.de/presse/mehr-plus-im-bus-in-maerkisch-oderland-und-oder-spree/ Ganztägiger #Stundentakt – Mehr Angebot am Wochenende – kurze Umsteigezeiten zur S- und #Regionalbahn In den Landkreisen Märkisch-Oderland und Oder-Spree fahren seit dem #Fahrplanwechsel am 11. Dezember 2022 drei neue #PlusBus-Linien unter dem Namen ‚ PlusBus #Oderland-Spree‘. Zwei der Linien sind…

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Cristaux de Rubellite 3,56gr. Tourmaline du Congo #RB36. https://etsy.me/2Ki18jV https://www.instagram.com/p/CJGQUYNh_3C/?igshid=1wlcjdxzdlnyl

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Quick trip up to Castle Air Museum today. Looking at a F106, F101 with a close up if the infrared sensor on the nose. The b58 that has been sitting like that for 6 months. A EC121 Warning Star and RB36 peacemaker.

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Fantasy football mock draft: 10-team, 1/2 PPR

12:56 PM ET- ESPN.com staffWe're officially in the vacuum of space between OTAs and training camp. Seems like a good time for everyone to chill and enjoy summer, right?Not if you're aiming to win a championship.You know the top NFL competitors are hard at work right now. So, too, are fantasy folks who want to own their drafts when they count. That means taking part in some mock drafts to get a feel for things and work out the kinks, which is exactly what our experts did with our latest mock.

More people play on ESPN than anywhere else. Join or create a league in the No. 1 Fantasy Football game! Sign up for free >> Following our first one, a 10-team PPR format, we're back with this 10-team 1/2-PPR mock. For the uninitiated, that means your players will score a half-point for each catch they make.You can take a look at the results below to see where you may find good values, which positions are shallow or deep, and which draft strategies our experts tried at this point of the offseason.The participants, in order of draft position, were: Marcel Louis-Jacques, Matt Bowen, Kyle Soppe, Eric Karabell, Tom Carpenter, Field Yates, Daniel Dopp, Tristan H. Cockcroft, Mike Clay and Mike Triplett.

Round 1

1. Christian McCaffrey Car (RB1) -- Louis-Jacques 2. Dalvin Cook Min (RB2) -- Bowen 3. Derrick Henry Ten (RB3) -- Soppe 4. Alvin Kamara NO (RB4) -- Karabell 5. Saquon Barkley NYG (RB5) -- Carpenter 6. Ezekiel Elliott Dal (RB6) -- Yates 7. Jonathan Taylor Ind (RB7) -- Dopp 8. Austin Ekeler LAC (RB8) -- Cockcroft 9. Travis Kelce KC (TE1) -- Clay 10. Nick Chubb Cle (RB9) -- Triplett

Round 2

11. Aaron Jones GB (RB10) -- Triplett 12. Tyreek Hill KC (WR1) -- Clay 13. Davante Adams GB (WR2) -- Cockcroft 14. Cam Akers LAR (RB11) -- Dopp 15. Joe Mixon Cin (RB12) -- Yates 16. DK Metcalf Sea (WR3) -- Carpenter 17. Stefon Diggs Buf (WR4) -- Karabell 18. Antonio Gibson Wsh (RB13) -- Soppe 19. Najee Harris Pit (RB14) -- Bowen 20. Miles Sanders Phi (RB15) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 3

21. Calvin Ridley Atl (WR5) -- Louis-Jacques2 Related22. DeAndre Hopkins Ari (WR6) -- Bowen 23. A.J. Brown Ten (WR7) -- Soppe 24. D'Andre Swift Det (RB16) -- Karabell 25. Clyde Edwards-Helaire KC (RB17) -- Carpenter 26. Justin Jefferson Min (WR8) -- Yates 27. Terry McLaurin Wsh (WR9) -- Dopp 28. J.K. Dobbins Bal (RB18) -- Cockcroft 29. Michael Thomas NO (WR10) -- Clay 30. George Kittle SF (TE2) -- Triplett

Round 4

31. Josh Jacobs LV (RB19) -- Triplett 32. Allen Robinson II Chi (WR11) -- Clay 33. Mike Evans TB (WR12) -- Cockcroft 34. Chris Carson Sea (RB20) -- Dopp 35. David Montgomery Chi (RB21) -- Yates 36. Darren Waller LV (TE3) -- Carpenter 37. Keenan Allen LAC (WR13) -- Karabell 38. Amari Cooper Dal (WR14) -- Soppe 39. CeeDee Lamb Dal (WR15) -- Bowen 40. Diontae Johnson Pit (WR16) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 5

41. Josh Allen Buf (QB1) -- Louis-Jacques 42. Travis Etienne Jax (RB22) -- Bowen 43. Chris Godwin TB (WR17) -- Soppe 44. Adam Thielen Min (WR18) -- Karabell 45. Patrick Mahomes KC (QB2) -- Carpenter 46. Julio Jones Ten (WR19) -- Yates 47. Robert Woods LAR (WR20) -- Dopp 48. Myles Gaskin Mia (RB23) -- Cockcroft 49. DJ Moore Car (WR21) -- Clay 50. Cooper Kupp LAR (WR22) -- Triplett

Round 6

51. Kenny Golladay NYG (WR23) -- Triplett 52. Chase Edmonds Ari (RB24) -- Clay 53. Courtland Sutton Den (WR24) -- Cockcroft 54. Mark Andrews Bal (TE4) -- Dopp 55. Kyle Pitts Atl (TE5) -- Yates 56. Kareem Hunt Cle (RB25) -- Carpenter 57. Tyler Lockett Sea (WR25) -- Karabell 58. Mike Davis Atl (RB26) -- Soppe 59. Ja'Marr Chase Cin (WR26) -- Bowen 60. DJ Chark Jr. Jax (WR27) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 7

61. Brandon Aiyuk SF (WR28) -- Louis-Jacques 62. T.J. Hockenson Det (TE6) -- Bowen 63. Odell Beckham Jr. Cle (WR29) -- Soppe 64. James Robinson Jax (RB27) -- Karabell 65. JuJu Smith-Schuster Pit (WR30) -- Carpenter 66. Tee Higgins Cin (WR31) -- Yates 67. Robby Anderson Car (WR32) -- Dopp 68. Raheem Mostert SF (RB28) -- Cockcroft 69. Javonte Williams Den (RB29) -- Clay 70. Chase Claypool Pit (WR33) -- Triplett

Round 8

71. Lamar Jackson Bal (QB3) -- Triplett 72. Kyler Murray Ari (QB4) -- Clay 73. Dak Prescott Dal (QB5) -- Cockcroft 74. Brandin Cooks Hou (WR34) -- Dopp 75. Deebo Samuel SF (WR35) -- Yates 76. Jerry Jeudy Den (WR36) -- Carpenter 77. Logan Thomas Wsh (TE7) -- Karabell 78. Tyler Boyd Cin (WR37) -- Soppe 79. Curtis Samuel Wsh (WR38) -- Bowen 80. Dallas Goedert Phi (TE8) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 9

81. David Johnson Hou (RB30) -- Louis-Jacques 82. Russell Wilson Sea (QB6) -- Bowen 83. Damien Harris NE (RB31) -- Soppe 84. Leonard Fournette TB (RB32) -- Karabell 85. Kenyan Drake LV (RB33) -- Carpenter 86. Justin Herbert LAC (QB7) -- Yates 87. DeVonta Smith Phi (WR39) -- Dopp 88. Michael Gallup Dal (WR40) -- Cockcroft 89. William Fuller V Mia (WR41) -- Clay 90. Marquise Brown Bal (WR42) -- Triplett

Round 10

91. Laviska Shenault Jr. Jax (WR43) -- Triplett 92. Melvin Gordon III Den (RB34) -- Clay 93. Michael Carter NYJ (RB35) -- Cockcroft 94. Noah Fant Den (TE9) -- Dopp 95. James Conner Ari (RB36) -- Yates 96. Jaylen Waddle Mia (WR44) -- Carpenter 97. Ronald Jones II TB (RB37) -- Karabell 98. Marvin Jones Jr. Jax (WR45) -- Soppe 99. AJ Dillon GB (RB38) -- Bowen 100. Zack Moss Buf (RB39) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 11

101. Henry Ruggs III LV (WR46) -- Louis-Jacques 102. Nyheim Hines Ind (RB40) -- Bowen 103. Tom Brady TB (QB8) -- Soppe 104. Jarvis Landry Cle (WR47) -- Karabell 105. Michael Pittman Jr. Ind (WR48) -- Carpenter 106. Jamaal Williams Det (RB41) -- Yates 107. Trey Sermon SF (RB42) -- Dopp 108. Robert Tonyan GB (TE10) -- Cockcroft 109. Antonio Brown TB (WR49) -- Clay 110. Devin Singletary Buf (RB43) -- Triplett

Round 12

111. Gus Edwards Bal (RB44) -- Triplett 112. Jalen Reagor Phi (WR50) -- Clay 113. Aaron Rodgers GB (QB9) -- Cockcroft 114. Jalen Hurts Phi (QB10) -- Dopp 115. Nelson Agholor NE (WR51) -- Yates 116. Rashod Bateman Bal (WR52) -- Carpenter 117. Ryan Tannehill Ten (QB11) -- Karabell 118. Tony Pollard Dal (RB45) -- Soppe 119. Darnell Mooney Chi (WR53) -- Bowen 120. Mike Williams LAC (WR54) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 13

121. J.D. McKissic Wsh (RB46) -- Louis-Jacques 122. Corey Davis NYJ (WR55) -- Bowen 123. Buccaneers D/ST TB (DST1) -- Soppe 124. Matthew Stafford LAR (QB12) -- Karabell 125. Alexander Mattison Min (RB47) -- Carpenter 126. Russell Gage Atl (WR56) -- Yates 127. Mecole Hardman KC (WR57) -- Dopp 128. Kadarius Toney NYG (WR58) -- Cockcroft 129. Elijah Moore NYJ (WR59) -- Clay 130. Latavius Murray NO (RB48) -- Triplett

Round 14

131. Darrell Henderson Jr. LAR (RB49) -- Triplett 132. Tarik Cohen Chi (RB50) -- Clay 133. Irv Smith Jr. Min (TE11) -- Cockcroft 134. Joe Burrow Cin (QB13) -- Dopp 135. Rondale Moore Ari (WR60) -- Yates 136. Ravens D/ST Bal (DST2) -- Carpenter 137. Steelers D/ST Pit (DST3) -- Karabell 138. Harrison Butker KC (K1) -- Soppe 139. Rams D/ST LAR (DST4) -- Bowen 140. Washington D/ST Wsh (DST5) -- Louis-Jacques

Round 15

141. Justin Tucker Bal (K2) -- Louis-Jacques 142. Terrace Marshall Jr. Car (WR61) -- Bowen 143. Mike Gesicki Mia (TE12) -- Soppe 144. James White NE (RB51) -- Karabell 145. Younghoe Koo Atl (K3) -- Carpenter 146. Broncos D/ST Den (DST6) -- Yates 147. Bills D/ST Buf (DST7) -- Dopp 148. 49ers D/ST SF (DST8) -- Cockcroft 149. Patriots D/ST NE (DST9) -- Clay 150. Colts D/ST Ind (DST10) -- Triplett

Round 16

151. Wil Lutz NO (K4) -- Triplett 152. Jason Myers Sea (K5) -- Clay 153. Matt Gay LAR (K6) -- Cockcroft 154. Matt Prater Ari (K7) -- Dopp 155. Jason Sanders Mia (K8) -- Yates 156. Read the full article

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Top 100 fantasy NFL igrača za sezonu 2018/19

1. Le'Veon Bell, Steelers, RB1 2. Todd Gurley, Rams, RB2 3. Antonio Brown, Steelers, WR1 4. Ezekiel Elliott, Cowboys, RB3 5. David Johnson, Cardinals, RB4 6. DeAndre Hopkins, Texans, WR2 7. Odell Beckham Jr., Giants, WR3 8. Saquon Barkley, Giants, RB5 9. A.J. Green, Bengals, WR4 10. Michael Thomas, Saints, WR5 11. Keenan Allen, Chargers, WR6 12. Julio Jones, Falcons, WR7 13. Davante Adams, Packers, WR8 14. Alvin Kamara, Saints, RB6 15. Melvin Gordon, Chargers, RB7 16. LeSean McCoy, Bills, RB8 17. Mike Evans, Buccaneers, WR9 18. Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals, WR10 19. Adam Thielen, Vikings, WR11 20. Leonard Fournette, Jaguars, RB9 21. Kareem Hunt, Chiefs, RB10 22. Devonta Freeman, Falcons, RB11 23. Doug Baldwin, Seahawks, WR12 24. Dalvin Cook, Vikings, RB12 25. Christian McCaffrey, Panthers, RB13 26. Mark Ingram, Saints, RB14 27. Stefon Diggs, Vikings, WR13 28. Rob Gronkowski, Patriots, TE1 29. Derrius Guice, Redskins, RB15 30. Jordan Howard, Bears, RB16 31. Allen Robinson, Bears, WR14 32. Ronald Jones, Buccaneers, RB17 33. Devin Funchess, Panthers, WR15 34. Alshon Jeffery, Eagles, WR16 35. Marvin Jones, Lions, WR17 36. Golden Tate, Lions, WR18 37. Demaryius Thomas, Broncos, WR19 38. Kenyan Drake, Dolphins, RB18 39. Alex Collins, Ravens, RB19 40. Josh Gordon, Browns, WR20 41. T.Y. Hilton, Colts, WR21 42. Tyreek Hill, Chiefs, WR22 43. Jerick McKinnon, 49ers, RB20 44. Rashaad Penny, Seahawks, RB21 45. Jay Ajayi, Eagles, RB22 46. Sony Michel, Patriots, RB23 47. Aaron Jones, Packers, RB24 48. Kerryon Johnson, Lions, RB25 49. Corey Davis, Titans, WR23 50. JuJu Smith-Schuster, Steelers, WR24 51. Aaron Rodgers, Packers, QB1 52. Zach Ertz, Eagles, TE2 53. Travis Kelce, Chiefs, TE3 54. Russell Wilson, Seahawks, QB2 55. Pierre Garcon, 49ers, WR25 56. Julian Edelman, Patriots, WR26 57. Jarvis Landry, Browns, WR27 58. Joe Mixon, Bengals, RB26 59. Lamar Miller, Texans, RB27 60. Emmanuel Sanders, Broncos, WR28 61. Michael Crabtree, Ravens, WR29 62. DeVante Parker, Dolphins, WR30 63. Robert Woods, Rams, WR31 64. Derrick Henry, Titans, RB28 65. Marshawn Lynch, Raiders, RB29 66. Jamison Crowder, Redskins, WR32 67. Brandin Cooks, Rams, WR33 68. Rishard Matthews, Titans, WR34 69. Chris Hogan, Patriots, WR35 70. Will Fuller V, Texans, WR36 71. Tevin Coleman, Falcons, RB30 72. Dion Lewis, Titans, RB31 73. Duke Johnson, Browns, RB32 74. C.J. Anderson, free agent, RB33 75. Rex Burkhead, Patriots, RB34 76. Kenny Stills, Dolphins, WR37 77. Marqise Lee, Jaguars, WR38 78. Randall Cobb, Packers, WR39 79. Cooper Kupp, Rams, WR40 80. Jamaal Williams, Packers, RB35 81. Giovani Bernard, Bengals, RB36 82. Chris Thompson, Redskins, RB37 83. Carson Wentz, Eagles, QB3 84. Cam Newton, Panthers, QB4 85. Tom Brady, Patriots, QB5 86. Hunter Henry, Chargers, TE4 87. Jimmy Graham, Packers, TE5 88. Deshaun Watson, Texans, QB6 89. Kirk Cousins, Vikings, QB7 90. Evan Engram, Giants, TE6 91. Sterling Shepard, Giants, WR41 92. Amari Cooper, Raiders, WR42 93. Jordy Nelson, Raiders, WR43 94. Robby Anderson, Jets, WR44 95. Marquise Goodwin, 49ers, WR45 96. Kenny Golladay, Lions, WR46 97. Nelson Agholor, Eagles, WR47 98. Nick Chubb, Browns, RB38 99. DeSean Jackson, Buccaneers, WR48 100. Isaiah Crowell, Jets, RB39

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The James Conner Post-Hype Fantasy Sleeper Season

It is funny how the cycle works of fantasy players and analysts get hot and bothered about certain actual football players, then shun the exact player the next season. I am no exception to this phenomenon. I was not exactly enthused to buy this certain player at his price tag last season, but I am all about it for where he’s going next year. Because of this, let’s see if I can convince you all about a favorite post-hype sleeper of mine for 2020: James Conner of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Last year, many were eager to buy Conner coming off of his 2018 breakout season where he ran for 973 yards in 13 games at a 4.5 yards-per-carry clip, racked up 497 yards through the air and found paydirt 13 times in those 13 games, finishing with 19.1 half PPR points per game, good for RB7 on the season on a per-game basis. To make matters even better, Conner was targeted 71 times and hauled in 55 of those targets, proving he can play on all three downs. That led to Conner’s ADP soaring up to 6.6 per Sleeper in the summer of 2019 after finishing at 150.1 in 2018 amidst Le’Veon Bell’s holdout. However, Conner’s constant injury struggles and the devolution at quarterback from Ben Roethlisberger to what Joe Budden would call ‘a two-pack of ass (Mason Rudolph and Devlin ‘Duck’ Hodges)’ did not allow the Steelers’ offense to flourish in 2019 as we have become accustomed to in previous seasons. In Conner’s breakout 2018 season, Pittsburgh boasted the sixth-best offense according to Football Outsider’s DVOA metric. In 2019? Pittsburgh ranked dead last. Using more simplistic counting stats, the Steelers offense in 2018 ranked fourth in yards per game and sixth in points per game. In 2019, the Steelers fell to 30th and 27th in those statistics, respectively. Yes, ass indeed.

Despite Pittsburgh’s offense falling into an abyss, Conner’s fantasy production was not affected all that much. Conner still put up 12.8 half PPR points per game, ranking 19th on a per-game basis. Sure, that is more than a touchdown-per-game dropoff from 2018, but a deeper look is worthwhile. Conner exited both Week 11 at Cleveland and Week 16 at the Jets in the second quarter. If you exclude those two games and look solely at games Conner played into the fourth quarter, Conner went on to average roughly 15.28 half PPR points per game, which would’ve squeezed Conner past Mark Ingram II and placed Conner as the RB8 on a per-game basis, despite a drop in Conner’s efficiency from 2018 (4.5 yards per carry; 9 yards per reception) to 2019 (4 yards per carry; 7.4 yards per reception), suggesting Conner has room to improve from an efficiency standpoint. On top of that, Conner has been consistent as the Steelers’ workhorse (more on this in a second). In 2018, Conner never finished outside of RB36 in a given week and only four of his 13 weeks were outside of the top 24 of the position (and two of those finishes were RB25 and RB26). Even in 2019, outside of the games Conner left early, just 1 of those 8 was outside of the top 36 and 3 were outside of the top 24 (but, again, there was an RB25 finish sprinkled in).

On top of all of this, Pittsburgh did not do much to bolster their running back group, only drafting Anthony McFarland Jr. out of Maryland, leading coach Mike Tomlin to proclaim that Conner will still be the featured runner out of the backfield. Asking if Conner will be able to hold up from the immense workload bestowed upon him (he’s had at least 15 touches in 14 of his 23 games since 2018) is another (fair) question, but this still seems like it’s Conner’s backfield. Even furthering Conner’s workload potential is the rise of the Steelers’ defense, which ranked third in DVOA last season. If the Steelers can get the lead and keep the lead, that allows Conner to gobble up more yards while churning down the clock. Oh, and Ben Roethlisberger will return this season, meaning the Pittsburgh offense can only go up compared to last season. 

To recap: James Conner was great and a league-winning runner in 2018, which led to him owning a hefty price tag that he was able to deliver upon when healthy in 2019, but couldn’t stay on the field. Now in 2020, I’d argue his injury risk is baked into his ADP, where he is going at RB18 (31.3 overall) on Sleeper and RB21 (56.2 overall) on ESPN.com. I’d expect Conner to be drafted in most drafts somewhere in the middle of those two spots, and if you can get him there, he’s a bargain. If (when?) he gets hurt, you should be able to find a replacement. Is he a must-draft? Not necessarily. But if he (and Ben Roethlisberger, admittedly quite a few dominoes) stays healthy, you get what was a top ten pick last season & the production that comes with said price in the third-fifth round. What more could you want?

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Fantasy Football Booms/Busts 2018: The Carolina Panthers

Christian McCaffrey cracked the RB top-15 last year in .5 PPR leagues. Can he repeat the feat with C.J. Anderson on roster? (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

As the mercury rises and we inch closer to the open of training camps, our resident fantasy football sickos, Brad Evans and Liz Loza, will profile their favorite booms/busts of every NFL team. Today’s topic: The Prowling Panthers.

Among first-year Panthers, who BOOMS loudest at their ADP: C.J. Anderson (92.0, RB40) or DJ Moore (148.7, WR59)?

Brad – ANDERSON. There are few professions in this world people say you’re “washed up” at 27 years old. We’re no longer living in the Middle Ages for crying out loud, a time period when pestilence, child birth or battle ax encounters ceased most lives by age 30. But some believe Anderson, acquired by the Panthers after Denver kicked him to the wayside, is cooked. I am not part of said group.

The rusher isn’t running on empty. His per game production sagged measurably last season, but there are several encouraging signs he still has plenty of petrol. Drilling down, he ranked top-15 in total evaded tackles (RB8), total runs of 15-plus yards (RB13) and yards created (RB11) last year. His 2.8 yards after contact per attempt according to Pro Football Focus also wasn’t too shabby (RB17). Yes, he ranked RB32 in run success rate (h/t Sharp Football Stats), but the Broncos’ QB play was atrocious.

As a Panther, Anderson will work in lock step with Christian McCaffrey. Reports of Mister Christian approaching 200 ground attempts is ludicrous. His dance partner is an upgrade over Jonathan Stewart who received close to 47 percent of the opportunity share in 2017 (13.2 carries per game). Approximately 14-15 touches per contest for CJA feels right. In an improved offensive environment and hungry to prove his mettle on a one-year deal, he’s a sparkling mid-round gem capable of 850-950 combined yards with 7-8 TDs.

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Liz – C.J. ANDERSON. Not the flashy choice, but a solid one. Yes, Moore offers oodles of upside – from his measurables to the praise he received at OTAs – but he’s still a rookie with a limited route tree, fighting for targets on a run-first operation.

Anderson, on the other hand, is coming off of a 1,000-yard season. At 27-years-old, the former Bronco has plenty left in the tank, as evidenced by his juke rate (28.6%). Last year Anderson also ripped off nine breakaway runs (#13). Expect that number to increase, as he’ll be trading Trevor Siemian/Brock Osweiler/Paxton Lynch for the ultra-mobile Cam Newton, which should open up holes and provide the Cal product with extra running room.

Replacing Jonathan Stewart, Anderson is likely to average upwards of 13 totes per contest. Assuming he stays healthy (which is distinctly possible given a reduced workload) and that he’s slightly more efficient than Stewart was in his age 30-season, I’d expect Anderson to close out 2018 in the RB25-RB30 range.

Bigger bust candidate: Devin Funchess (63.6, WR27), Christian McCaffrey (17.4, RB11) or Greg Olsen (68.7, TE6)?

Liz – CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY. Before anyone gets it twisted, this is NOT a knock on McCaffrey’s talent. This is a knock against paying peak value for a player. It’s great that CMC has added five pounds of muscle, but that doesn’t make him a grinder. I get that Ron Rivera is touting the former Cardinal’s ability to “run a lot more,” but that sounds like a head coach trying to make his offense sound less predictable.

The RB11 overall in half-point PPR formats last year, McCaffrey was the most targeted RB in the league. He also hauled in the third most receptions at 80 catches on the season. How much better can he realistically do? An increase in totes is the only realistic place for him to significantly up his production. Maybe he averages 10 carries per game – and stays healthy in the process – but that’s not a gamble that I’m willing to take in the first round. Not when perennial producers like Devonta Freeman and Jordan Howard are still on the board.

Brad – CHRISTIAN MCCAFFREY. To say its been an eventful offseason for Run CMC would be a gross understatement. He’s not only packed on the pounds in anticipation of shouldering more work, the Castle Rock, Col. native also helped save a life. Quite the story. 

For fantasy purposes, many believe the rusher’s heroism will carry over into the box score. Some have brazenly said he’ll resemble LaDainian Tomlinson in Norv Turner’s offense. Umm … that’s crazy talk. He may don a cape in harrowing situations away from the field, but when it comes to fantasy football, McCaffrey won’t be a savior.

On just over 48 percent of the opportunity share a season ago, the rusher delivered on the rookie hype. He averaged 5.5 yards per touch (RB7), totaled 80 receptions (RB3) and notched the 15th-most valuable RB line in .5 PPR. But his sterling surface numbers cloaked underlying flaws. He ran weakly between the tackles (2.1 YAC/att, RB62) and, shockingly, finished RB36 in tackles avoided per attempt. For a RB many describe as evasive, he forced a missed tackle on a pedestrian 17.2 percent of his touches. Also successful on just 44 percent of his rush attempts (h/t Sharp Football Stats), tagging him inefficient is appropriate.

With C.J. Anderson in tow, it’s silly to buy into Ron Rivera’s declaration McCaffrey will approach 200 carries. The added poundage may help, but he isn’t the bulldozer Anderson, a major upgrade over Jonathan Stewart, is. He, like Jerick McKinnon, is an overpriced Round 2 pass-catching RB. Certifiable horses Dalvin Cook, Jordan Howard and LeSean McCoy are wiser targets at a nearly identical price point.

Is Cam Newton UNDERVALUED/OVERVALUED or PROPERLY VALUED at his 90.9 ADP (QB5)?

Brad – UNDERVALUED. If Sasquatch emerged from the backwoods of North Carolina and signed on to play tight end for the Panthers, Cam would find a way to overthrow him … repeatedly. Inaccuracy is the passer’s only downside. Over his past two campaigns, he ranked No. 32 or worse in overall completion percentage and red-zone completion percentage. He’s Blake Bortles with more productive legs.

However, due to his scoring duality, Newton remains a bargain buy at his Round 8 ADP in 12-team leagues. Since taking the league by storm in 2011, he finished QB4 or better five times. Norv Turner’s belief he can elevate the QB’s completion rate into the high-60s is a peyote driven hallucination, but an increase use of play-action and quick throws can’t hurt. Adding rookie D.J. Moore, a prolific short-to-intermediate weapon while at Maryland, only boosts Newton’s profile. He’s properly valued in QB standing, but a steal of a deal overall.

Liz – PROPERLY VALUED. Cam may not be a perfect NFL quarterback (accuracy/INTs), but he’s been a phenomenal pick for fans of the virtual game. A top-four FF producer in five of the last seven years, Newton’s rushing stats have continually buoyed his fantasy totals. While that might be hard to sustain, he’s done a solid job of staying mobile so far. Adding D.J. Moore and C.J. Anderson to the squad should only help Cam to further dominate. Heading into 2018, he’s the Yahoo Fantasy consensus QB5.

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Fantasy soccer mock draft No. 3: 12-workforce, PPR

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Fantasy soccer mock draft No. 3: 12-workforce, PPR

Late past 7 days, our ESPN fantasy soccer specialists held our third mock draft.

Practice can make fantastic, so choose a several minutes and bounce into an ESPN mock draft!

This time we expanded to 12 groups applying a PPR (point per reception) format with common roster building.

You can look at out our very first mock draft, with a 10-workforce non-PPR setup, listed here. Our next mock, applying a 10-workforce PPR method with two beginning quarterbacks can be uncovered listed here.

If you look at these three formats, you will begin to see how the benefit of players variations dependent on irrespective of whether you tack on an extra point for just about every catch, get started twice as lots of quarterbacks, or influence the dimension of the player pool by including two a lot more groups to your draft.

The contributors in purchase of draft position are Leo Howell, Tristan H. Cockcroft, Joe Kaiser, Mike Clay, Stephania Bell, KC Joyner, Pierre Becquey, Area Yates, Kyle Soppe, Jim McCormick, Tom Carpenter and Matt Bowen.

Spherical 1 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 1 Howell David Johnson, Ari RB RB1 2 2 Cockcroft Antonio Brown, Pit WR WR1 3 3 Kaiser Le’Veon Bell, Pit RB RB2 4 4 Clay Ezekiel Elliott, Dal RB RB3 five five Bell Julio Jones, Atl WR WR2 six six Joyner Odell Beckham Jr., NYG WR WR3 7 7 Becquey Jordy Nelson, GB WR WR4 eight eight Yates Mike Evans, TB WR WR5 9 9 Soppe LeSean McCoy, Buf RB RB4 10 10 McCormick A.J. Eco-friendly, Cin WR WR6 eleven eleven Carpenter Devonta Freeman, Atl RB RB5 12 12 Bowen Melvin Gordon, LAC RB RB6

Spherical 2 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 thirteen Bowen Michael Thomas, NO WR WR7 2 14 Carpenter T.Y. Hilton, Ind WR WR8 3 fifteen McCormick DeMarco Murray, Ten RB RB7 4 16 Soppe Dez Bryant, Dal WR WR9 five 17 Yates Jordan Howard, Chi RB RB8 six 18 Becquey Todd Gurley, LAR RB RB9 7 19 Joyner Brandin Cooks, NE WR WR10 eight 20 Bell Jay Ajayi, Mia RB RB10 9 21 Clay Leonard Fournette, Jax RB RB11 10 22 Kaiser Lamar Miller, Hou RB RB12 eleven 23 Cockcroft Rob Gronkowski, NE TE TE1 12 24 Howell Alshon Jeffery, Phi WR WR11

Spherical 3 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 twenty five Howell Christian McCaffrey, Automobile RB RB13 2 26 Cockcroft DeAndre Hopkins, Hou WR WR12 3 27 Kaiser Amari Cooper, Oak WR WR13 4 28 Clay Doug Baldwin, Sea WR WR14 five 29 Bell Keenan Allen, LAC WR WR15 six 30 Joyner Marshawn Lynch, Oak RB RB14 7 31 Becquey Isaiah Crowell, Cle RB RB15 eight 32 Yates Golden Tate, Det WR WR16 9 33 Soppe Demaryius Thomas, Den WR WR17 10 34 McCormick Sammy Watkins, Buf WR WR18 eleven 35 Carpenter Jarvis Landry, Mia WR WR19 12 36 Bowen Julian Edelman, NE WR WR20

Spherical 4 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 37 Bowen Ty Montgomery, GB RB RB16 2 38 Carpenter Allen Robinson, Jax WR WR21 3 39 McCormick Aaron Rodgers, GB QB QB1 4 40 Soppe Terrelle Pryor Sr., Wsh WR WR22 five 41 Yates Jordan Reed, Wsh TE TE2 six 42 Becquey Bilal Powell, NYJ RB RB17 7 forty three Joyner Tom Brady, NE QB QB2 eight 44 Bell Mark Ingram, NO RB RB18 9 forty five Clay Michael Crabtree, Oak WR WR23 10 46 Kaiser Drew Brees, NO QB QB3 eleven forty seven Cockcroft Danny Woodhead, Bal RB RB19 12 forty eight Howell Emmanuel Sanders, Den WR WR24

Spherical five Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 49 Howell Theo Riddick, Det RB RB20 2 50 Cockcroft Larry Fitzgerald, Ari WR WR25 3 51 Kaiser Davante Adams, GB WR WR26 4 52 Clay Greg Olsen, Automobile TE TE3 five 53 Bell Jamison Crowder, Wsh WR WR27 six fifty four Joyner DeSean Jackson, TB WR WR28 7 fifty five Becquey Travis Kelce, KC TE TE4 eight 56 Yates Pierre Garcon, SF WR WR29 9 57 Soppe Joe Mixon, Cin RB RB21 10 58 McCormick Dalvin Cook, Min RB RB22 eleven fifty nine Carpenter Carlos Hyde, SF RB RB23 12 sixty Bowen Tyreek Hill, KC WR WR30

Spherical six Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 61 Bowen Delanie Walker, Ten TE TE5 2 sixty two Carpenter Kyle Rudolph, Min TE TE6 3 sixty three McCormick Martavis Bryant, Pit WR WR31 4 64 Soppe Mike Gillislee, NE RB RB24 five 65 Yates Frank Gore, Ind RB RB25 six 66 Becquey Kelvin Benjamin, Automobile WR WR32 7 67 Joyner Paul Perkins, NYG RB RB26 eight sixty eight Bell C.J. Anderson, Den RB RB27 9 sixty nine Clay Stefon Diggs, Min WR WR33 10 70 Kaiser Spencer Ware, KC RB RB28 eleven seventy one Cockcroft Ameer Abdullah, Det RB RB29 12 seventy two Howell Matt Ryan, Atl QB QB4

Spherical 7 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 73 Howell Jimmy Graham, Sea TE TE7 2 seventy four Cockcroft James White, NE RB RB30 3 seventy five Kaiser Donte Moncrief, Ind WR WR34 4 76 Clay Andrew Luck*, Ind QB QB5 five seventy seven Bell Hunter Henry, LAC TE TE8 six 78 Joyner Martellus Bennett, GB TE TE9 7 seventy nine Becquey Tevin Coleman, Atl RB RB31 eight eighty Yates Mike Wallace, Bal WR WR35 9 eighty one Soppe Eddie Lacy, Sea RB RB32 10 82 McCormick Willie Snead, NO WR WR36 eleven eighty three Carpenter C.J. Prosise, Sea RB RB33 12 84 Bowen Brandon Marshall, NYG WR WR37

Spherical eight Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 85 Bowen Kareem Hunt, KC RB RB34 2 86 Carpenter Derrick Henry, Ten RB RB35 3 87 McCormick Doug Martin, TB RB RB36 4 88 Soppe Adam Thielen, Min WR WR38 five 89 Yates Giovani Bernard, Cin RB RB37 six ninety Becquey Jordan Matthews, Phi WR WR39 7 91 Joyner DeVante Parker, Mia WR WR40 eight ninety two Bell Cameron Meredith, Chi WR WR41 9 93 Clay Tyler Eifert, Cin TE TE10 10 ninety four Kaiser Zach Ertz, Phi TE TE11 eleven ninety five Cockcroft John Brown, Ari WR WR42 12 ninety six Howell Duke Johnson Jr., Cle RB RB38

Spherical 9 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 97 Howell Jeremy Maclin, Bal WR WR43 2 98 Cockcroft LeGarrette Blount, Phi RB RB39 3 ninety nine Kaiser Adrian Peterson, NO RB RB40 4 one hundred Clay Terrance West, Bal RB RB41 five one zero one Bell Dak Prescott, Dal QB QB6 six 102 Joyner Darren Sproles, Phi RB RB42 7 103 Becquey Cam Newton, Automobile QB QB7 eight 104 Yates Russell Wilson, Sea QB QB8 9 a hundred and five Soppe Jack Doyle, Ind TE TE12 10 106 McCormick Corey Coleman, Cle WR WR44 eleven 107 Carpenter Robert Kelley, Wsh RB RB43 12 108 Bowen Jameis Winston, TB QB QB9

Spherical 10 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 109 Bowen Randall Cobb, GB WR WR45 2 one hundred ten Carpenter Derek Carr, Oak QB QB10 3 111 McCormick Tyrell Williams, LAC WR WR46 4 112 Soppe Eric Decker, Ten WR WR47 five 113 Yates Rishard Matthews, Ten WR WR48 six 114 Becquey Matt Forte, NYJ RB RB44 7 one hundred fifteen Joyner Jonathan Stewart, Automobile RB RB45 eight 116 Bell Samaje Perine, Wsh RB RB46 9 117 Clay Corey Davis, Ten WR WR49 10 118 Kaiser Will Fuller V, Hou WR WR50 eleven 119 Cockcroft Josh Doctson, Wsh WR WR51 12 120 Howell Marvin Jones, Det WR WR52

Spherical eleven Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 121 Howell Quincy Enunwa, NYJ WR WR53 2 122 Cockcroft Ben Roethlisberger, Pit QB QB11 3 123 Kaiser Kirk Cousins, Wsh QB QB12 4 124 Clay Kenny Britt, Cle WR WR54 five one hundred twenty five Bell Sterling Shepard, NYG WR WR55 six 126 Joyner O.J. Howard, TB TE TE13 7 127 Becquey Robert Woods, LAR WR WR56 eight 128 Yates Philip Rivers, LAC QB QB13 9 129 Soppe Tyrod Taylor, Buf QB QB14 10 130 McCormick Eric Ebron, Det TE TE14 eleven 131 Carpenter Breshad Perriman, Bal WR WR57 12 132 Bowen Ted Ginn Jr., NO WR WR58

Spherical 12 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 133 Bowen Rex Burkhead, NE RB RB47 2 134 Carpenter Kevin White, Chi WR WR59 3 one hundred thirty five McCormick Jacquizz Rodgers, TB RB RB48 4 136 Soppe Marcus Mariota, Ten QB QB15 five 137 Yates Jerick McKinnon, Min RB RB49 six 138 Becquey Jamaal Charles, Den RB RB50 7 139 Joyner Shane Vereen, NYG RB RB51 eight a hundred and forty Bell Zay Jones, Buf WR WR60 9 141 Clay Alvin Kamara, NO RB RB52 10 142 Kaiser Thomas Rawls, Sea RB RB53 eleven 143 Cockcroft Chris Thompson, Wsh RB RB54 12 a hundred and forty four Howell Jalen Richard, Oak RB RB55

Spherical thirteen Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 145 Howell Marqise Lee, Jax WR WR61 2 146 Cockcroft Matthew Stafford, Det QB QB16 3 147 Kaiser Seattle Seahawks D/ST1 4 148 Clay Tavon Austin, LAR WR WR62 five 149 Bell Seth DeValve, Cle TE TE15 six 150 Joyner Cole Beasley, Dal WR WR63 7 151 Becquey Jason Witten, Dal TE TE16 eight 152 Yates Darren McFadden, Dal RB RB56 9 153 Soppe T.J. Yeldon, Jax RB RB57 10 154 McCormick Wendell Smallwood, Phi RB RB58 eleven one hundred fifty five Carpenter Denver Broncos D/ST2 12 156 Bowen Kenny Stills, Mia WR WR64

Spherical 14 Select All round Proprietor Player Pos Rank 1 157 Bowen Curtis Samuel, Automobile WR WR65 2 158 Carpenter John Ross, Cin WR WR66 3 159 McCormick Joe Williams, SF RB RB59 4 one hundred sixty Soppe Julius Thomas, Mia TE TE17 five 161 Yates Latavius Murray*, Min RB RB60 six 162 Becquey Carson Palmer, Ari QB QB17 7 163 Joyner Eli Manning, NYG QB QB18 eight 164 Bell Dion Lewis, NE RB RB61 9 165 Clay Houston Texans D/ST3 10 166 Kaiser Mohamed Sanu, Atl WR WR67 eleven 167 Cockcroft Charles Sims, TB RB RB62 12 168 Howell Robert Turbin, Ind RB RB63

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2018 Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 9-10: Multiple upside rookies highlight selections

Nick Chubb is one of several rookies the Yahoo Fantasy “experts” had their eyes on in Rounds 9-10. (AP)

It may be early, but with the NFL Draft now in the rearview mirror, it’s time for some fantasy football drafting. We recently held a 10-team, 0.5 PPR mock to get things started. The 2018 fantasy football season is officially underway.

SEE ROUNDS 1-2 HERE SEE ROUNDS 3-4 HERE SEE ROUNDS 5-6 HERE SEE ROUNDS 7-8 HERE

ROUND 9

Pick 81: Corey Davis, Ten, WR36 – Davis didn’t get the reps he needed early in the season, but down the strech he often dazzled. Fully healthy and with an entire offeseaon under his belt, the fifth overall pick in the 2017 draft has massive breakout appeal. (Liz Loza 2)

Pick 82: Kirk Cousins, Min, QB7 – A top-five producer in back-to-back seasons, Cousins will receive a massive upgrade in both weapons and protection. Thrilled to snag him here. (Loza 1)

Pick 83: Emmanuel Sanders, Den, WR37 – He averaged 138 targets, 1,190 yards and seven touchdowns over his first three seasons in Denver before last year’s down campaign, but expect a bounce back with the Broncos’ improved quarterback play in 2018. (Dalton Del Don 2)

Pick 84: Nelson Agholor, Phi, WR38 – He scored eight touchdowns last year and should finally eclipse 100 targets for the first time in his career. I’ve now drafted Agholor, Alshon Jeffery and Jay Ajayi, as I’m happy to collect pieces of this Philly offense. (Del Don 1)

Pick 85: D.J. Moore, Car, WR39 – For me, Moore was the top rookie receiver in this year’s draft class. He landed in a spot where targets should be guaranteed. (Andy Behrens 2)

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Pick 86: Rex Burkhead, NE, RB33 – Yes, Rex is a committee back. But this is a pretty awesome committee. New England’s offense is a buffet of fantasy points and Burkhead should see 10-14 touches per game. . (Behrens 1)

Pick 87: Kerryon Johnson, Det, RB34 – Another year. Another crowded backfield in the Motor City. However, if there’s one exotic sports car bound to come off the assembly line, it’s the rookie from Auburn. He’ll likely surrender power-back work to LeGarrette Blount and Theo Riddick will steal some receptions, but he’s a legit three-down slasher who excelled in pass pro and receiving with the Tigers. Initially, he should register 10-12 touches per game with room to grow, provided Ameer Abdullah is kicked to the curb. (Brad Evans 2)

Pick 88: Delanie Walker, Ten, TE8 – He’s quietly averaged a 22.6 target share the past two years converting those opportunities into 65 and 74-catch campaigns. Also a favorite red-zone weapon of Marcus Mariota, Walker possesses a higher floor than most believe. (Evans 1)

Pick 89: Matthew Stafford, Det, QB8 – Somewhere along the way, he became deliciously underrated. Stafford has five Top-10 QB finishes in his last seven years, and the odd years weren’t that bad (11th, 15th). No Megatron, no problem — he’s been even better in the post-CJ world.  (Scott Pianowski 2)

Pick 90: Kyle Rudolph, Min, TE9 – Looks like I’m the Vikings sympathizer here; while others are looking California, I’m feeling Minnesota. Rudolph is coming off TE3 and TE6 seasons, and just got a presumed upgrade at quarterback. Sexy, no. Reliable, hell yes. (Pianow 1)

ROUND 10

Pick 91: Carlos Hyde, Cle, RB35 – A lot to unpack in the Cleveland backfield, and maybe I have the wrong guy. But it’s Round 10. Hyde can play in all packages and game situations. (Pianow 1)

Pick 92: Robby Anderson, NYJ, WR40 – Anderson was WR16 in standard last year; only his off-field issues are pushing his price down. But in Round 10, I’m all about upside, and he offers it. (Pianow 2)

Pick 93: Nick Chubb, Cle, RB36 – A surprise addition to a Cleveland team that shelled out considerable cash for Carlos Hyde, Chubb figures to enter into a strict timeshare immediately. He’s a sensational one-cut runner with the size, patience, power (3.77 YAC/att in ’17), balance and build (5-foot-10, 228 pounds) to pound lines on early downs. If Hyde sprains an eyelid, the rookie suddenly becomes a sure-fire RB2 on a much improved Browns team.(Evans 1)

Pick 94: Trey Burton, Chi, TE10 – One of my favorite acquisitions of the offseason, Burton will finally get an opportunity to showcase his wares week-to-week. When he logged at least 50 percent of the snap share from 2016-2017, a span of six games, he averaged 4.3 receptions and 48.0 yards per game totaling three TDs. Extrapolate that output over 16 games and he was essentially Evan Engram from last season. (Evans 2)

Pick 95: Michael Gallup, Dal, WR41 – Dallas’ receiving corps is perhaps the league’s worst, so it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if Gallup were to see triple-digit targets in his first season. (Behrens 1)

Pick 96: Anthony Miller, Chi, WR42 – Five Bears skill players have been drafted through ten rounds. NAGY FEVER IS REAL. (Behrens 2)

Pick 97: Carson Wentz, Phi, QB9 – He tossed 33 touchdowns over 13 games and might’ve won the MVP had he not gotten injured. Wentz should be ready for Week 1, and he’ll helm one of the best offenses in football. (Del Don 1)

Pick 98: Patrick Mahomes, KC, QB10 – Given his rushing ability, the Chiefs’ offensive weapons and system combined with their losses on defense, it’s an ideal setup for the exciting sophomore. Waiting on QB remains the way to go. (Del Don 2)

Pick 99: Marshawn Lynch, Oak, RB37 – Gruden wants to run his offense like it’s 1998 and that means good things for Beast Mode. Sure, the backfield is crowded, but right now Lynch figures to lead the pack. (Loza 1)

Pick 100: Dez Bryant, FA, WR43 – I’ll take a flyer on a three-time Pro Bowl talent who’s motivated to show up his old team.  (Loza 2)

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Fantasy soccer mock draft No. 2: ten-crew, 2QB, PPR

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Fantasy soccer mock draft No. 2: ten-crew, 2QB, PPR

On Tuesday, our ESPN fantasy soccer authorities took aspect in our next mock draft, this 1 staying a ten-crew, PPR (point for each reception) program that utilizes two starting quarterbacks. Our first mock was a ten-crew, non-PPR, 1-quarterback set up. The differences among these two formats were dramatic.

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Clearly, the benefit of running backs, broad receivers and limited ends can be afflicted considerably by staying granted 1 point for each and every catch created — check out the differences among our experts’ PPR vs. non-PPR rankings — but that pales in comparison to the benefit of quarterbacks in leagues that use 1 or two of them.

Take into consideration that Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and Drew Brees went in the first round of this 2QB draft, but they went in Rounds 5, 5 and seven, in the 1QB draft. Exclusively, Rodgers was drafted 34 spots later, although Brady went forty two and Brees 55 spots later.

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Nonetheless, although some proprietors drafted quarterbacks early, other people remained affected individual and stocked up on RBs, WRs and TEs who will be greatly targeted and rack up regular details week in and week out. I could regret taking Allen Robinson as my fourth broad receiver as an alternative of grabbing the likes of Marcus Mariota or Matthew Stafford as my best quarterback, but I nevertheless finished up with Ben Roethlisberger and Andy Dalton, and I have WR depth that allows me to trade for a QB later on.

There are quite a few methods to method a 2QB draft, which is type of the point. Quarterbacks are so devalued in 1QB units that there is little approach concerned in choosing them. If you want a better challenge, take into account switching to a 2QB structure this time.

The individuals in order of draft posture are Kyle Soppe, Eric Karabell, Matt Bowen, Tom Carpenter, Leo Howell, Jim McCormick, Pierre Becquey, Joe Kaiser, Tristan H. Cockcroft and KC Joyner.

Round one Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one one Soppe Le’Veon Bell, Pit RB1 2 2 Karabell David Johnson, Ari RB2 3 3 Bowen Antonio Brown, Pit WR1 four four Carpenter Ezekiel Elliott, Dal RB3 5 5 Howell Odell Beckham Jr., NYG WR2 six six McCormick Julio Jones, Atl WR3 seven seven Becquey Aaron Rodgers, GB QB1 eight eight Kaiser Tom Brady, NE QB2 9 9 Cockcroft LeSean McCoy, Buf RB4 ten ten Joyner Drew Brees, NO QB3

Round 2 Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 11 Joyner Melvin Gordon, LAC RB5 2 twelve Cockcroft Andrew Luck, Ind QB4 3 thirteen Kaiser Devonta Freeman, Atl RB6 four fourteen Becquey Jordan Howard, Chi RB7 5 fifteen McCormick A.J. Eco-friendly, Cin WR4 six 16 Howell Mike Evans, TB WR5 seven seventeen Carpenter Rob Gronkowski, NE TE1 eight eighteen Bowen Jordy Nelson, GB WR6 9 19 Karabell DeMarco Murray, Ten RB8 ten 20 Soppe Michael Thomas, NO WR7

Round 3 Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 21 Soppe Dez Bryant, Dal WR8 2 22 Karabell T.Y. Hilton, Ind WR9 3 23 Bowen Jay Ajayi, Mia RB9 four 24 Carpenter Amari Cooper, Oak WR10 5 twenty five Howell Christian McCaffrey, Car RB10 six 26 McCormick DeAndre Hopkins, Hou WR11 seven 27 Becquey Matt Ryan, Atl QB5 eight 28 Kaiser Todd Gurley, LAR RB11 9 29 Cockcroft Demaryius Thomas, Den WR12 ten 30 Joyner Brandin Cooks, NE WR13

Round four Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 31 Joyner Lamar Miller, Hou RB12 2 32 Cockcroft Russell Wilson, Sea QB6 3 33 Kaiser Marshawn Lynch, Oak RB13 four 34 Becquey Michael Crabtree, Oak WR14 5 35 McCormick Cam Newton, Car QB7 six 36 Howell Leonard Fournette, Jax RB14 seven 37 Carpenter Doug Baldwin, Sea WR15 eight 38 Bowen Julian Edelman, NE WR16 9 39 Karabell Jarvis Landry, Mia WR17 ten 40 Soppe Mark Ingram, NO RB15

Round 5 Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one forty one Soppe Terrelle Pryor Sr., Wsh WR18 2 forty two Karabell Isaiah Crowell, Cle RB16 3 forty three Bowen Dak Prescott, Dal QB8 four forty four Carpenter Joe Mixon, Cin RB17 5 forty five Howell Alshon Jeffery, Phi WR19 six forty six McCormick Jordan Reed, Wsh TE2 seven forty seven Becquey Bilal Powell, NYJ RB18 eight 48 Kaiser Derek Carr, Oak QB9 9 forty nine Cockcroft Golden Tate, Det WR20 ten 50 Joyner Jameis Winston, TB QB10

Round six Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 51 Joyner Greg Olsen, Car TE3 2 52 Cockcroft Carlos Hyde, SF RB19 3 53 Kaiser Davante Adams, GB WR21 four fifty four Becquey Travis Kelce, KC TE4 5 55 McCormick Ty Montgomery, GB RB20 six 56 Howell Keenan Allen, LAC WR22 seven fifty seven Carpenter Sammy Watkins, Buf WR23 eight fifty eight Bowen Dalvin Cook, Min RB21 9 fifty nine Karabell Kirk Cousins, Wsh QB11 ten 60 Soppe Kyle Rudolph, Min TE5

Round seven Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one sixty one Soppe Tyrod Taylor, Buf QB12 2 62 Karabell Danny Woodhead, Bal RB22 3 63 Bowen Delanie Walker, Ten TE6 four 64 Carpenter Allen Robinson, Jax WR24 5 sixty five Howell Philip Rivers, LAC QB13 six 66 McCormick Marcus Mariota, Ten QB14 seven 67 Becquey Matthew Stafford, Det QB15 eight 68 Kaiser Emmanuel Sanders, Den WR25 9 sixty nine Cockcroft Larry Fitzgerald, Ari WR26 ten 70 Joyner Jamison Crowder, Wsh WR27

Round eight Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 71 Joyner DeSean Jackson, TB WR28 2 72 Cockcroft Spencer Ware, KC RB23 3 73 Kaiser Jimmy Graham, Sea TE7 four 74 Becquey Martavis Bryant, Pit WR29 5 75 McCormick Mike Gillislee, NE RB24 six seventy six Howell Eddie Lacy, Sea RB25 seven seventy seven Carpenter Ben Roethlisberger, Pit QB16 eight 78 Bowen Eli Manning, NYG QB17 9 seventy nine Karabell Carson Wentz, Phi QB18 ten eighty Soppe Ryan Tannehill, Mia QB19

Round 9 Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 81 Soppe Tevin Coleman, Atl RB26 2 82 Karabell Kareem Hunt, KC RB27 3 83 Bowen Frank Gore, Ind RB28 four eighty four Carpenter Ameer Abdullah, Det RB29 5 85 Howell Paul Perkins, NYG RB30 six 86 McCormick Stefon Diggs, Min WR30 seven 87 Becquey Willie Snead, NO WR31 eight 88 Kaiser Adrian Peterson, NO RB31 9 89 Cockcroft Pierre Garcon, SF WR32 ten 90 Joyner Donte Moncrief, Ind WR33

Round ten Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one ninety one Joyner Doug Martin, TB RB32 2 ninety two Cockcroft C.J. Prosise, Sea RB33 3 ninety three Kaiser Tyreek Hill, KC WR34 four 94 Becquey Theo Riddick, Det RB34 5 ninety five McCormick Carson Palmer, Ari QB20 six 96 Howell Zach Ertz, Phi TE8 seven 97 Carpenter Giovani Bernard, Cin RB35 eight 98 Bowen Kelvin Benjamin, Car WR35 9 99 Karabell Blake Bortles, Jax QB21 ten 100 Soppe Joe Flacco, Bal QB22

Round 11 Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one one zero one Soppe LeGarrette Blount, Phi RB36 2 102 Karabell C.J. Anderson, Den RB37 3 103 Bowen Samaje Perine, Wsh RB38 four 104 Carpenter Andy Dalton, Cin QB23 5 one hundred and five Howell Jared Goff, LAR QB24 six 106 McCormick Derrick Henry, Ten RB39 seven 107 Becquey Brandon Marshall, NYG WR36 eight 108 Kaiser Tyler Eifert, Cin TE9 9 109 Cockcroft Sam Bradford, Min QB25 ten a hundred and ten Joyner Alex Smith, KC QB26

Round twelve Choose All round Proprietor Participant Pos Rank one 111 Joyner Duke Johnson Jr., Cle RB40 2 112 Cockcroft Hunter Henry, LAC TE10 3 113 Kaiser Randall Cobb, GB WR37 four 114 Becquey Matt Forte, NYJ RB41 5 a hundred and fifteen McCormick Kenneth Dixon, Bal RB42 six 116 Howell Mike Wallace, Bal WR38 seven 117 Carpenter Deshaun Watson, Hou QB27 eight 118 Bowen Adam Thielen, Min WR39 9 119 Karabell Jordan Matthews, Phi WR40 ten a hundred and twenty Soppe John Brown, Ari WR41

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