2011 Draft Prep: Our Fantasy Football Today 10-team draft

Senior Fantasy Writer

Aug. 29, 2011

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With that in mind, this is our 10-team standard mock draft to help you prepare for your league. Most Fantasy owners play in 12-team standard leagues, but 10-team standard formats are just as popular.

What usually happens with a 10-team league is everyone has a stacked lineup of Pro Bowlers. The decisions owners make on a given week could lead to a quality player sitting on the bench because there just aren't enough roster spots to start everyone.

We originally drafted before the start of preseason games (results below), and now we are conducting our second (actual) draft with the same owners in the same draft order. We want to show you what will change over the course of time -- both on the field and with each owner's feeling on different players. As always, we ask you to share your thoughts. Take advantage of our new Fantasy Football Twitter feed (@CBSFantasyFB) and post your comments there, or share your thoughts on our Fantasy Football Facebook page.

In this league, all touchdowns are worth six points, and we award one point for every 10 yards rushing and receiving and one point for every 25 yards passing. We feature a starting lineup of QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, DST and a FLEX (RB/WR/TE). There will also be six reserve spots for a 16-round draft.

Our draft order is as follows:

1. Peter Madden, Editorial Director, Fantasy Sports
2. Nathan Zegura, Fantasy Writer
3. Matt Brodsky, Video Producer
4. James Questel, Fantasy Football Today Producer
5. Jamey Eisenberg, Senior Fantasy Writer
6. Jeff Tobin, Associate Managing Editor, Fantasy Sports
7. Randy Cross, Fantasy Football Today Analyst
8. Dave Richard, Senior Fantasy Writer
9. Jason Horowitz, Fantasy Football Today Host
10. Mike Freedman, Video Producer

Draft results
Dave Richard			James Questel
Player	Rd.Pk	Player	Player	Rd.Pk	Player
LeSean McCoy	1.08	Maurice Jones-Drew	Michael Vick	1.04	Jamaal Charles
Andre Johnson	2.03	Aaron Rodgers	Rashard Mendenhall	2.07	Tom Brady
Ahmad Bradshaw	3.08	Ahmad Bradshaw	Greg Jennings	3.04	Mike Wallace
Philip Rivers	4.03	Dwayne Bowe	Shonn Greene	4.07	Felix Jones
Marques Colston	5.08	Santonio Holmes	Felix Jones	5.04	Dallas Clark
Santonio Holmes	6.03	Mark Ingram	Anquan Boldin	6.07	Brandon Lloyd
Fred Jackson	7.08	Mario Manningham	Kenny Britt	7.04	Fred Jackson
Owen Daniels	8.03	Matthew Stafford	Joseph Addai	8.07	Joseph Addai
Matthew Stafford	9.08	Owen Daniels	Jimmy Graham	9.04	Plaxico Burress
Lance Moore	10.03	Steve Smith	Braylon Edwards	10.07	Lee Evans
Tim Hightower	11.08	Rashad Jennings	Pierre Thomas	11.04	Davone Bess
Darren Sproles	12.03	Greg Olsen	Joe Flacco	12.07	Thomas Jones
Ronnie Brown	13.08	Darren Sproles	Jets	13.04	Packers
Brandon Pettigrew	14.03	Montario Hardesty	Isaac Redman	14.07	Donovan McNabb
Bears	15.08	Neil Rackers	LaDainian Tomlinson	15.04	Saints
Josh Brown	16.03	Cardinals	Adam Vinatieri	16.07	Billy Cundiff
Everyone I drafted with got smarter -- I went from McCoy, Andre Johnson, Bradshaw and Rivers with my top four picks to Jones-Drew, Rodgers, Bradshaw and Bowe. Despite the improvement in quarterback, I don't like it. But I still made out with Daniels (a round later than the first draft), Stafford (a round sooner), Holmes (a round sooner) and Sproles (a round later). I can't complain about losing sleepers like Hightower and Moore given their improved outlook since the last draft.			I changed my first round strategy after seeing that I could get Brady in Round 2. I was hoping to get Rice but felt Charles and Brady were better than Vick and Mendenhall, who I ended up with in the first draft. The other big decision I made was to grab Clark in Round 5 before missing out on one of the Top 5 tight ends. I also took a shot on Burress in Round 9 after his performance against Cincinnati in Week 2 of the preseason.
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Jamey Eisenberg			Jason Horowitz
Player	Rd.Pk	Player	Player	Rd.Pk	Player
Ray Rice	1.05	Chris Johnson	Maurice Jones-Drew	1.09	Frank Gore
Roddy White	2.06	Roddy White	Calvin Johnson	2.02	Calvin Johnson
Mike Wallace	3.05	Vincent Jackson	Peyton Hillis	3.09	Peyton Hillis
Miles Austin	4.06	DeSean Jackson	Brandon Marshall	4.02	Philip Rivers
Ryan Mathews	5.05	Jahvid Best	Knowshon Moreno	5.09	Knowshon Moreno
Jermichael Finley	6.06	Jason Witten	Jason Witten	6.02	Anquan Boldin
Ben Roethlisberger	7.05	Matt Schaub	Chad Ochocinco	7.09	Vernon Davis
Mike Tolbert	8.06	Marshawn Lynch	Kevin Kolb	8.02	Chad Ochocinco
Beanie Wells	9.05	Brandon Jacobs	Mike Sims-Walker	9.09	Julio Jones
Willis McGahee	10.06	Danny Amendola	A.J. Green	10.02	C.J. Spiller
Danny Amendola	11.05	Sam Bradford	C.J. Spiller	11.09	Jay Cutler
DeMarco Murray	12.06	James Starks	Packers	12.02	Javon Ringer
Eagles	13.05	DeMarco Murray	Marion Barber	13.09	Brandon Pettigrew
Matt Cassel	14.06	Jets	Ryan Fitzpatrick	14.02	Ravens
Ricky Williams	15.05	Greg Little	Greg Olsen	15.09	Jacoby Ford
Sebastian Janikowski	16.06	Sebastian Janikowski	Neil Rackers	16.02	Mason Crosby
I took the same approach as the first draft by getting a stud running back in Round 1 and then three Top 10 receivers. The only problem is I took the risk on Chris Johnson, and if he doesn't show up early in the year then my team could be in trouble. Still, I feel like my team is loaded, especially when you factor in Witten in Round 6 and Schaub in Round 7. I like to wait on quarterback and tight end, but you can't pass on that kind of value in those rounds.			My strategy was the exact same through the first three rounds, but during the last draft I decided to continue passing on quarterback. This time around I thought it was more important to have a guaranteed 25 Fantasy points each week from that spot by taking Rivers as opposed to taking a second receiver. While I don't love my wideouts on the whole as much as last time, I like my starters better than the first draft.
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Jeff Tobin			Matt Brodsky
Player	Rd.Pk	Player	Player	Rd.Pk	Player
Jamaal Charles	1.06	LeSean McCoy	Chris Johnson	1.03	Adrian Peterson
Darren McFadden	2.05	Andre Johnson	Drew Brees	2.08	Drew Brees
Reggie Wayne	3.06	Reggie Wayne	Matt Forte	3.03	Greg Jennings
Tony Romo	4.05	Mike Williams	DeAngelo Williams	4.08	Antonio Gates
Wes Welker	5.06	DeAngelo Williams	Mike Williams	5.03	Cedric Benson
Dallas Clark	6.05	BenJarvus Green-Ellis	Mario Manningham	6.08	Steve Johnson
Daniel Thomas	7.06	Ben Roethlisberger	Steve Johnson	7.03	Ryan Mathews
Austin Collie	8.05	Mike Tolbert	Marshawn Lynch	8.08	Kenny Britt
Michael Bush	9.06	Jonathan Stewart	Brandon Jacobs	9.03	Daniel Thomas
Mike Thomas	10.05	Jimmy Graham	Kellen Winslow	10.08	Santana Moss
Robert Meachem	11.06	Hines Ward	Davone Bess	11.03	Josh Freeman
Josh Freeman	12.05	Deion Branch	Eli Manning	12.08	A.J. Green
Thomas Jones	13.06	Ricky Williams	Lee Evans	13.03	LaDainian Tomlinson
Malcom Floyd	14.05	Matt Cassel	Ravens	14.08	Eagles
Cowboys	15.06	Cowboys	James Jones	15.03	James Jones
Garrett Hartley	16.05	Garrett Hartley	David Buehler	16.08	Nate Kaeding
In the first draft, I went after two top-tier running backs with my first two picks. In doing so, I took myself out of the running for an elite wide receiver. That, coupled with going after a quarterback in the first four rounds in the original draft, convinced me to go with three receivers after picking McCoy sixth overall this time around. I feel like I still have quality backups at running back and a decent bench. Overall, this team has better depth than the first.			The change started right off the bat, with Peterson available at No. 3. I went with him instead of Chris Johnson -- I just prefer Peterson anyway. For the rest of the draft, I shifted to more of a riskier strategy. I drafted a superstar tight end early in Gates instead of waiting late like last time with Winslow. I also took a risk with Britt based on his injury. In my previous draft I didn't draft a single rookie, while this time I selected two (Daniel Thomas and Green), and there can be some risk there as well.
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Mike Freedman			Nathan Zegura
Player	Rd.Pk	Player	Player	Rd.Pk	Player
Frank Gore	1.10	Michael Vick	Arian Foster	1.02	Ray Rice
Peyton Manning	2.01	Darren McFadden	Hakeem Nicks	2.09	Rashard Mendenhall
LeGarrette Blount	3.10	Miles Austin	Tom Brady	3.02	Hakeem Nicks
Vincent Jackson	4.01	LeGarrette Blount	Jahvid Best	4.09	Dez Bryant
Jeremy Maclin	5.10	Wes Welker	Dez Bryant	5.02	Tony Romo
Antonio Gates	6.01	Ryan Grant	Vernon Davis	6.09	Jermichael Finley
Mark Ingram	7.10	Pierre Garcon	Ryan Grant	7.02	Beanie Wells
Pierre Garcon	8.01	Reggie Bush	Santana Moss	8.09	Tim Hightower
Ryan Torain	9.10	Kellen Winslow	Jonathan Stewart	9.02	Lance Moore
Plaxico Burress	10.01	Pierre Thomas	Steve Smith	10.09	Mike Sims-Walker
Roy Williams	11.10	Donald Driver	Michael Crabtree	11.02	Willis McGahee
Roy Helu	12.01	Danny Woodhead	James Starks	12.09	Michael Crabtree
Marcedes Lewis	13.10	Nate Burleson	Jay Cutler	13.02	Eli Manning
Danny Woodhead	14.01	Colt McCoy	Jerome Harrison	14.09	Patriots
Matt Bryant	15.10	Bears	Patriots	15.02	Ben Tate
Lions	16.01	Stephen Gostkowski	Alex Henery	16.09	Alex Henery
I knew with the last pick in the first round and the first pick in the second, I wanted to go RB-QB or QB-RB. I went Manning the first time around, but I am not sold on his injury status, so I went with Vick in this draft. I got Blount in both drafts, so I guess I am expecting him to be a "knockout" this year. I like my receivers this time around, especially the value I got late with Driver and Burleson. Overall, I would rather have this team than my previously drafted team.			Certainly, with Foster gone, I had to go another route right out of the gate and took Rice. He is the clear goal-line back in Baltimore, and he is No. 2 overall on my draft board. I realized I could wait on a quarterback this time around and got Romo in the fifth round, which I love. The only other real change was I felt like I had to take Mendenhall in Round 2, so I did to start RB- RB. I wanted three strong running backs, and I have them, with great depth at the spot.
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Peter Madden			Randy Cross
Player	Rd.Pk	Player	Player	Rd.Pk	Player
Adrian Peterson	1.01	Arian Foster	Aaron Rodgers	1.07	Michael Turner
Larry Fitzgerald	2.10	Matt Forte	Michael Turner	2.04	Steven Jackson
Steven Jackson	3.01	Larry Fitzgerald	Cedric Benson	3.07	Matt Ryan
Dwayne Bowe	4.10	Peyton Manning	DeSean Jackson	4.04	Brandon Marshall
BenJarvus Green-Ellis	5.01	Shonn Greene	Brandon Lloyd	5.07	Marques Colston
Matt Schaub	6.10	Jeremy Maclin	Matt Ryan	6.04	Rob Gronkowski
Percy Harvin	7.01	Percy Harvin	Sidney Rice	7.07	Joe Flacco
Julio Jones	8.10	Kevin Kolb	Rob Gronkowski	8.04	Sidney Rice
Reggie Bush	9.01	Austin Collie	Ryan Williams	9.07	Michael Bush
Deion Branch	10.10	Mike Thomas	Steelers	10.04	Braylon Edwards
Tony Gonzalez	11.01	Malcom Floyd	Rashad Jennings	11.07	Steelers
Sam Bradford	12.10	Ryan Torain	Zach Miller	12.04	Roy Helu
Jacquizz Rodgers	13.01	Isaac Redman	Hines Ward	13.07	Stevan Ridley
Stevan Ridley	14.10	Tony Gonzalez	Nate Kaeding	14.04	Jacoby Jones
Mason Crosby	15.01	Giants	Jordy Nelson	15.07	Johnny Knox
Giants	16.10	Josh Brown	Jason Snelling	16.04	Matt Bryant
A few weeks back I took Peterson first overall, but I'm now convinced that Foster is in the best position to succeed in 2011 at the running back position. Other than Peterson, Foster is the only other option at No. 1 overall. Taking my first four picks into consideration, I basically swapped out Jackson for Manning and Peterson for Foster.			The biggest difference between our first mock draft and this effort for me was going running back in Round 1 and mixing my choices between power, production and potential. Oh, and I didn't select Ryan Williams this time around because of his injury. My tight end choice, Gronkowski, was greeted with jeers and comments of my "long arms" as in reach. I took most of that as a reflection of the "bromance" in Fantasy circles for his teammate, Hernandez.
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Crabtree shelved with torn Achilles
Michael Crabtree, WR, SF
1:56 PM

News: USA Today reports 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles tendon on Tuesday. It is not known if he will try to play this season (like Terrell Suggs and Da'Quan Bowers did last year). ESPN reports that Crabtree had surgery Wednesday and is expected to be sidelined about six months. That timetable would put Crabtree out until at least some time in November.

Analysis: Crabtree came on very strong for the Niners last season once Colin Kaepernick went under center. In the seven starts Kaepernick made in 2012, Crabtree had 41 catches for 595 yards and five touchdowns. If you project that over 16 games, Crabtree would have finished with 94 catches for 1,360 yards and 11 touchdowns. That's out the window now. We expect the Niners to put Crabtree on the PUP list to begin the season and re-evaluate where he's at in his rehab come October or November. If you draft Crabtree with what would now be a middle- to late-round pick, you'd have to dedicate a bench spot to him for most of the regular season with no guarantee you'd get him in your lineup at 100 percent. The Niners will lean on Vernon Davis, Anquan Boldin and perhaps second-year receiver A.J. Jenkins to pick up the slack.

Ball expected to make 'impact'
Montee Ball, RB, DEN
4:10 PM

News: Denver offensive coordinator Adam Gase said Wednesday the team has high expectations for rookie running back Montee Ball. “He’s trying to pick up the offense," Gase said. "He’s a rookie. There are a lot of things going on, and he’s trying to pick it up as quick as possible. Obviously drafting him in the second round, we’re looking for him to make some kind of impact for us and be able to be on the field five, six plays and work together with that group of running backs.”

Analysis: Ball has the chance to start for the Broncos, especially if Willis McGahee and/or Knowshon Moreno are released prior to training camp. Keep an eye on what happens with Ball, who is likely to share playing time with Ronnie Hillman. We view Ball as a No. 2 Fantasy running back with upside. He's worth drafting in Round 5 in most standard leagues.

Leshoure 'battling some stuff'
Mikel Leshoure, RB, DET
3:40 PM

News: The unlucky offseason for Lions running back Mikel Leshoure continued during OTA workouts Wednesday. First, the team signed running back Reggie Bush, which dropped Leshoure on the depth chart. Then on Wednesday, Leshoure was not participating in team drills because of an injury, according to the Detroit News. "He's battling some stuff," coach Jim Schwartz said. "He can do some individual stuff but he's not ready to do any team work."

Analysis: We hope Leshoure is OK, and it sounds like he should be fine for training camp. Keep in mind he had an Achilles injury as a rookie and battled some ankle problems in his comeback. As long as Leshoure is back for training camp he should be considered a No. 3 Fantasy running back, and he's worth drafting with a mid-round pick. Keep in mind that even though Bush is the new starter for the Lions, Leshoure should work at the goal line, which will keep his value sustainable in the majority of standard leagues.

Kaepernick loses top receiver
Colin Kaepernick, QB, SF
2:21 PM

News: USA Today reports 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles tendon on Tuesday and will undergo surgery. It is not known if he will try to play this season. That's a tough blow for quarterback Colin Kaepernick since Crabtree was clearly his No. 1 receiver. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that in Kaepernick's 10 starts in 2012 he targeted Crabtree more than any other receiver. The target breakdown was Crabtree with 94, Vernon Davis with 39 and Randy Moss with 39.

Analysis: This injury hurts Kaepernick's value for this season. His receiving corps was upgraded with Anquan Boldin replacing Moss, and the 49ers drafted a rookie in Quinton Patton. But now he's without his No. 1 option in Crabtree, which lowers Kaepernick's value. He is still worth drafting as a No. 1 quarterback, but he should be considered toward the end of the Top 10 at best with a mid-round pick.

Nicks skips OTAs
Hakeem Nicks, WR, NYG
1:29 PM

News: The New York Daily News reports Hakeem Nicks was absent from the team's first day of OTA workouts Wednesday, just hours after attending a charity event in New York the night before and telling reporters he felt good physically following knee surgery. He had attended offseason program. "He should be here," an irked coach Tom Coughlin said, ruling out injury for the reason he's absent.

Analysis: Sounds like this is a case of Nicks showing his unhappiness with his contract. He's slated to be a free agent after the season and wants an extension; the Giants are dragging their feet. Last season Nicks struggled through injuries including a broken foot suffered during OTAs a year ago, leaving him with unappealing Fantasy stats and a large red flag warning owners of injuries to come. Assuming he's eventually in camp on-time and ready for the start of the season he's a high-risk, high-reward No. 2 Fantasy receiver worth a pick in Round 5 or 6. He went in Round 4 in our most recent mock draft, a bit too high in our opinion.

Hopkins works with starters
DeAndre Hopkins, WR, HOU
10:47 AM

News: The Texans official team website reports that rookie receiver DeAndre Hopkins is making a good impression early on this offseason. “He’s such a dynamic player,” quarterback Matt Schaub said. “He’s just going to bring an added dimension to our offense.” Schaub cited Hopkins’ “great” attitude and work ethic, and is looking forward to what Hopkins will bring to the squad. Hopkins has practiced with the first-team offense, which meant he and Andre Johnson were the starting receivers. Johnson believes Hopkins is well on his way to contributing. “He’s picking up everything pretty well,” Johnson said. “He went and made some plays today and that’s a good thing. I think day-by-day, he’ll continue to get better and better.”

Analysis: Hopkins has the chance to be a solid contributor for the Texans as a rookie, and we would draft him as a key reserve with a mid-round pick. In rookie-only drafts, Hopkins is worth drafting with a first-round selection.

Ebert treks to Jacksonville
Jeremy Ebert, WR, NE
5:08 PM

News: The Jaguars have signed another Patriots castoff, this time receiver Jeremy Ebert.

Analysis: Ebert hurt his leg last season and didn't play. He's unlikely to make an impact for the Jaguars in 2013.

Thomas, Manning on same page
Demaryius Thomas, WR, DEN
4:20 PM

News: Broncos receiver Demaryius Thomas said Wednesday he feels as comfortable as ever in his rapport with quarterback Peyton Manning. "It’s sky-high right now," Thomas said of his chemistry with Manning. "I know what he wants. I know where to be on the field. I feel like the more we’re on the field, the better I get, just in seeing what he wants from me and seeing what he’s looking for.”

Analysis: Thomas had a true breakout year in 2012, turning into the Fantasy stud that many expected him to be, which happened in his third year in the NFL. Thomas finished eighth in the league in catches (94), fourth in yards (1,434) to go along with his 10 touchdowns. He enters this season as a No. 1 Fantasy receiver, and he should be drafted in all leagues by Round 3.

Davis gets boost in value
Vernon Davis, TE, SF
2:32 PM

News: USA Today reports 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles tendon on Tuesday and will undergo surgery. It is not known if he will try to play this season. While this injury hurts the 49ers, it should help tight end Vernon Davis, who could become the No. 1 option now for quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

Analysis: Davis had a down year in 2012 and struggled once Kaepernick took over for Alex Smith. He stepped up his performance in the playoffs, and hopefully he can pick up from there, especially with Crabtree out. Davis is a No. 1 Fantasy tight end in all leagues, especially after this injury, and he's worth drafting as early as Round 6.

Boldin now No. 1 option?
Anquan Boldin, WR, SF
2:29 PM

News: USA Today reports 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles tendon on Tuesday and will undergo surgery. It is not known if he will try to play this season. The injury now elevates Anquan Boldin to No. 1 on the depth chart. Boldin was traded to the 49ers this offseason from the Ravens.

Analysis: Boldin, at this point in his career, was suited more for a No. 2 receiver role than a No. 1 option. Last year, as the No. 1 option for the Ravens, he caught 65 passes for 921 yards and four touchdowns during the regular season, but he stepped up in the playoffs with 22 catches for 380 yards and four touchdowns. Still, this injury helps his Fantasy value, and Boldin now has the potential to be a No. 3 Fantasy receiver worth a mid-round pick.

More Updates

1	Peyton Manning, DEN, QB
2	Drew Brees, NO, QB
3	Tony Romo, DAL, QB
4	Cam Newton, CAR, QB
5	Tom Brady, NE, QB
6	Aaron Rodgers, GB, QB
7	Robert Griffin III, WAS, QB
8	Russell Wilson, SEA, QB
9	Andrew Luck, IND, QB
10	Michael Vick, PHI, QB
All Rankings

1	Adrian Peterson, MIN, RB
2	C.J. Spiller, BUF, RB
3	Marshawn Lynch, SEA, RB
4	Alfred Morris, WAS, RB
5	Frank Gore, SF, RB
6	Arian Foster, HOU, RB
7	DeMarco Murray, DAL, RB
8	Jamaal Charles, KC, RB
9	Stevan Ridley, NE, RB
10	LeSean McCoy, PHI, RB
All Rankings

1	Calvin Johnson, DET, WR
2	Dez Bryant, DAL, WR
3	Demaryius Thomas, DEN, WR
4	Brandon Marshall, CHI, WR
5	Wes Welker, DEN, WR
6	Eric Decker, DEN, WR
7	Reggie Wayne, IND, WR
8	Steve Smith, CAR, WR
9	Victor Cruz, NYG, WR
10	Marques Colston, NO, WR
All Rankings

1	Rob Gronkowski, NE, TE
2	Antonio Gates, SD, TE
3	Aaron Hernandez, NE, TE
4	Jason Witten, DAL, TE
5	Greg Olsen, CAR, TE
6	Jimmy Graham, NO, TE
7	Tony Gonzalez, ATL, TE
8	Dwayne Allen, IND, TE
9	Kyle Rudolph, MIN, TE
10	Delanie Walker, TEN, TE
All Rankings

1	Matt Prater, DEN, K
2	Stephen Gostkowski, NE, K
3	Shaun Suisham, PIT, K
4	Adam Vinatieri, IND, K
5	Blair Walsh, MIN, K
6	Nick Novak, SD, K
7	Garrett Hartley, NO, K
8	Jason Hanson, DET, K
9	Mason Crosby, GB, K
10	Josh Brown, NYG, K
All Rankings

1	Steelers, DST
2	49ers, DST
3	Broncos, DST
4	Chargers, DST
5	Seahawks, DST
6	Bengals, DST
7	Bills, DST
8	Patriots, DST
9	Texans, DST
10	Packers, DST
All Rankings