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Each year it seems the project with someone who does no homework at all projects and most of his team based on what he has seen in 08 "or more recent years. You'll probably see him pick up a magazine fantasy about how the project and calling everyone a million questions during the project to see who is on which team today, who is injured and things of that nature. On the one hand it is good because you know they will miss opportunities that the drafting players they are comfortable. On the other hand, you know that this will be the first guy to start talking trash if somehow his team drops to a hot start and has really no idea what he's doing. I guess that's one reason this game is so popular.

If you're one of those people, congratulations for making the effort to research this year, you might want to check some player rankings and my other blog posts as well. In fact, I prefer that you go now, this article will only help you loose even more.

Here's a quick overview of what the team might look like this person this year based on player rankings, drafts, mock and what I feel should be available. For time reasons I have just chosen to take the sixth because it is in the middle and just 12 laps:

1. LaDainian Tomlinson, although he goes into the second round of projects most experts, this guy still thinks he is a top 3 value.

2. Clinton Portis, can actually give a good value in the second round, but he has just taken over Clinton because he knows the only strategy he's ever heard is RB are the first two rounds, then it probably missing here.

3. Steve Smith, again, just take a player he knows and fill a position of need.

4. Terrell Owens hears around him every day in the news, always slips down the draft boards because of the Gamble associated with his personality, but do not stop this kind of taking it.

5. Jay Cutler-here's where it starts to really hurt. Picks Jay Cutler to fill a need and because he has heard about him being traded to the Bears. It really loses a lot more value available for the quarter, in my opinion.

6. Chad Johnson has not been in camp all year, but this guy is shocked, it is still available. Tons of other great potential as Lee Evans, Eddie Royal and DeSean Jackson, but he knows Ocho Cinco so he is safe.

7. Darren Sproles-I may be giving him a little credit here too safeguarding its pick # 1 with a fairly solid in the 7th round.
8. Kellen Winslow, knows he needs a TE then chooses Winslow, despite the risk ... could actually be a good value here though.

9. Torry Holt - here's where the players really enjoy sophisticated guy who does not know what they do. Missing a huge potential as more Felix Jones, Donnie Avery and Anthony Gonzalez, who might be available, but they have no idea.

10. Philadelphia Defense, a former defense that has lost Brian Dawkins, not the greatest value here.

11. Matt Hasselback-pick a backup QB instead of investing in another rb.

12. David Akers-pick a kicker and defense in the same team. Not a real big deal but I have never loved, because if you're playing good defense, the team will probably win and the offense will be more of a tendency to run with the ball and score less. Also too many players on the same team puts you at risk of being contradictory, because poor matchups, especially in a difficult division as the Middle NFC.

So as you can see the team is quite old and injury risk. Also, not much potential here, you are essentially hoping that these players can continue to put up the same numbers. Then they almost always end up picking ba players.