Offseason Extra: 12-team, PPR mock draft

The NFL season is officially over now that the Giants defeated the Patriots 21-17 in Super Bowl XLVI. But since we're always looking ahead, we wanted to give you a mock draft to mull over heading into the offseason.

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We've already done a standard 12-team mock draft, so this time around we're looking at a 12-team, point-per-reception format. The idea is to focus on players who catch the ball since many Fantasy owners now prefer to play in PPR leagues because of the challenge and increased scoring.

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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. Running backs, wide receivers and tight ends also earn one point for every reception. We feature a starting lineup of QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, K, DST and a FLEX (RB/WR/TE).

There will also be five reserve spots for a 14-round draft. This lineup reflects our CBSSports.com free Fantasy Football game.

Our draft order is as follows:

Pick	Owner	Pick	Owner
1	Kevin Goodwin, Fantasy Writer	7	Peter Madden, Editorial Director, Fantasy Sports
2	J. Darin Darst, College Football Editor	8	Bill Passonno, Fantasy Writer
3	Al Melchior, Data Analyst	9	Jeff Tobin, Associate Managing Editor
4	Will Brinson, Senior NFL Blogger	10	Alex Riethmiller, VP, Communications
5	Jim Lanzone, President, CBS Interactive	11	Dave Richard, Senior Fantasy Writer
6	Adam Aizer, Podcast Host	12	Jamey Eisenberg, Senior Fantasy Writer

Editor's Note: Our Jamey Eisenberg shares his post-draft thoughts on each round and every roster.

Round by Round Round 1 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Arian Foster, RB, HOU 2 Darst Ray Rice, RB, BAL 3 Melchior LeSean McCoy, RB, PHI 4 Brinson Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, JAC 5 Lanzone Calvin Johnson, WR, DET 6 Aizer Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB 7 Madden Matt Forte, RB, CHI 8 Passonno Roddy White, WR, ATL 9 Tobin Drew Brees, QB, NO 10 Riethmiller Ryan Mathews, RB, SD 11 Richard Marshawn Lynch, RB, SEA 12 Eisenberg Andre Johnson, WR, HOU The first round of a PPR draft is always interesting to see when the first receiver and quarterback will be drafted. Johnson at No. 5 is a solid choice after the Top 4 running backs, and Rodgers at No. 6 is safe, especially with passing touchdowns still six points. The riskiest selection might be Andre Johnson at No. 12 instead of a running back like Chris Johnson or Jamaal Charles. Round 2 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Rob Gronkowski, TE, NE 2 Richard Jimmy Graham, TE, NO 3 Riethmiller Wes Welker, WR, NE 4 Tobin Hakeem Nicks, WR, NYG 5 Passonno Jamaal Charles, RB, KC 6 Madden Darren McFadden, RB, OAK 7 Aizer Larry Fitzgerald, WR, ARI 8 Lanzone Cam Newton, QB, CAR 9 Brinson Adrian Peterson, RB, MIN 10 Melchior Greg Jennings, WR, GB 11 Darst Tom Brady, QB, NE 12 Goodwin Mike Wallace, WR, PIT The tight end run was expected here, but this might be a little early. But if you want to lock up Gronkowski and Graham, especially in this format, you have to take them in Round 2. Seeing Newton taken ahead of Brady is a little surprising, and this is too early for Peterson coming off his knee injury in Week 16. Round 3 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Frank Gore, RB, SF 2 Darst Victor Cruz, WR, NYG 3 Melchior Matthew Stafford, QB, DET 4 Brinson Chris Johnson, RB, TEN 5 Lanzone DeMarco Murray, RB, DAL 6 Aizer Jordy Nelson, WR, GB 7 Madden Michael Vick, QB, PHI 8 Passonno Brandon Marshall, WR, MIA 9 Tobin A.J. Green, WR, CIN 10 Riethmiller Steven Jackson, RB, STL 11 Richard Darren Sproles, RB, NO 12 Eisenberg Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, NYG Johnson should be a steal here, especially going after Gore. Murray could also prove to be tremendous value and Sproles was an excellent selection since he should remain productive in 2012. This is the round where you will likely see owners draft Nelson and Cruz with the hope they replicate their performances from this year in 2012. Round 4 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Michael Turner, RB, ATL 2 Richard Miles Austin, WR, DAL 3 Riethmiller Percy Harvin, WR, MIN 4 Tobin Fred Jackson, RB, BUF 5 Passonno Marques Colston, WR, NO 6 Madden Julio Jones, WR, ATL 7 Aizer Roy Helu, RB, WAS 8 Lanzone Antonio Gates, TE, SD 9 Brinson Steve Smith, WR, CAR 10 Melchior Reggie Bush, RB, MIA 11 Darst Dez Bryant, WR, DAL 12 Goodwin Vincent Jackson, WR, SD The running back drop-off started here with Turner, who is on the decline and not a good selection in PPR leagues. Jackson and Bush could also struggle and Helu has plenty of question marks even if he presents the most upside. Gates is selected ahead of Aaron Hernandez, which could be risky, and the run on No. 2 receivers started here. Round 5 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Dwayne Bowe, WR, KC 2 Darst Shonn Greene, RB, NYJ 3 Melchior Aaron Hernandez, TE, NE 4 Brinson Vernon Davis, TE, SF 5 Lanzone Jeremy Maclin, WR, PHI 6 Aizer C.J. Spiller, RB, BUF 7 Madden DeSean Jackson, WR, PHI 8 Passonno Jason Witten, TE, DAL 9 Tobin Michael Bush, RB, OAK 10 Riethmiller Philip Rivers, QB, SD 11 Richard Eli Manning, QB, NYG 12 Eisenberg Beanie Wells, RB, ARI Spiller was drafted too early here since he will split time with Jackson next season, and Bush could be a steal in this round if he leaves the Raiders as a free agent. The run on quarterbacks started with Rivers, Manning and then Romo in Round 6, and this will be when owners lock up their starter with the second-tier of passers. Round 6 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Tony Romo, QB, DAL 2 Richard Demaryius Thomas, WR, DEN 3 Riethmiller LeGarrette Blount, RB, TB 4 Tobin Jermichael Finley, TE, GB 5 Passonno DeAngelo Williams, RB, CAR 6 Madden Mario Manningham, WR, NYG 7 Aizer Reggie Wayne, WR, IND 8 Lanzone Willis McGahee, RB, DEN 9 Brinson Ben Roethlisberger, QB, PIT 10 Melchior Brandon Lloyd, WR, STL 11 Darst Antonio Brown, WR, PIT 12 Goodwin Matt Ryan, QB, ATL Three receivers drafted here -- Manningham, Wayne and Lloyd -- are free agents this offseason, and where they land will determine their value. If all three stay with their current teams then Lloyd has the most upside unless Peyton Manning returns at 100 percent, which would help Wayne. We would not like Wayne much if Andrew Luck is his starting quarterback. Round 7 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Tony Gonzalez, TE, ATL 2 Darst Fred Davis, TE, WAS 3 Melchior Steve Johnson, WR, BUF 4 Brinson Kenny Britt, WR, TEN 5 Lanzone Rashard Mendenhall, RB, PIT 6 Aizer Brent Celek, TE, PHI 7 Madden Malcom Floyd, WR, SD 8 Passonno Jahvid Best, RB, DET 9 Tobin Torrey Smith, WR, BAL 10 Riethmiller Dallas Clark, TE, IND 11 Richard Laurent Robinson, WR, DAL 12 Eisenberg Mikel Leshoure, RB, DET Britt could prove to be the best player selected in this round if he returns at 100 percent following his torn ACL early this season. Mendenhall is a good value pick here, but he also has to prove his health following a torn ACL in Week 17. Two of my favorite sleepers were drafted in this round in Smith and Leshoure, who should be Detroit's starting running back in 2012. Round 8 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Sidney Rice, WR, SEA 2 Richard Jonathan Stewart, RB, CAR 3 Riethmiller Mike Williams, WR, TB 4 Tobin Peyton Hillis, RB, CLE 5 Passonno Matt Schaub, QB, HOU 6 Madden Mike Tolbert, RB, SD 7 Aizer Isaac Redman, RB, PIT 8 Lanzone Michael Crabtree, WR, SF 9 Brinson Toby Gerhart, RB, MIN 10 Melchior Pierre Thomas, RB, NO 11 Darst Denarius Moore, WR, OAK 12 Goodwin Ben Tate, RB, HOU More sleepers went off the board in this round with Redman, Gerhart and Moore. Redman and Gerhart should open the season as starters in Pittsburgh and Minnesota, respectively, with Mendenhall and Peterson coming off injuries. And Moore should be the No. 1 option in Oakland's passing game. Stewart could also be a steal here, and Rice should rebound in 2012. Round 9 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Brandon Pettigrew, TE, DET 2 Darst Daniel Thomas, RB, MIA 3 Melchior Anquan Boldin, WR, BAL 4 Brinson Santonio Holmes, WR, NYJ 5 Lanzone Tim Tebow, QB, DEN 6 Aizer Santana Moss, WR, WAS 7 Madden Mark Ingram, RB, NO 8 Passonno Cedric Benson, RB, CIN 9 Tobin Titus Young, WR, DET 10 Riethmiller Peyton Manning, QB, IND 11 Richard Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, OAK 12 Eisenberg Lance Moore, WR, NO Boldin is going to fall in drafts in 2012 and he should be drafted behind Smith. But he's still a steal in this round, and his value is higher in PPR formats. Young is another sleeper, and he should emerge as the starter opposite Calvin Johnson. The steal of this round could be Peyton Manning if he returns at 100 percent. Round 10 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Stevan Ridley, RB, NE 2 Richard BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, NE 3 Riethmiller James Starks, RB, GB 4 Tobin Jabar Gaffney, WR, WAS 5 Passonno Greg Little, WR, CLE 6 Madden Felix Jones, RB, DAL 7 Aizer Evan Royster, RB, WAS 8 Lanzone DST 49ers 9 Brinson Sam Bradford, QB, STL 10 Melchior Andy Dalton, QB, CIN 11 Darst Montario Hardesty, RB, CLE 12 Goodwin Brandon Jacobs, RB, NYG Ridley was drafted ahead of Green-Ellis, which is the right move to make even if Green-Ellis returns to New England as a free agent. Green-Ellis is a step above a goal-line back, and Ridley has much more upside. Hardesty was an excellent pick in this round since he could open as Cleveland's starter with Peyton Hillis a free agent. Round 11 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Pierre Garcon, WR, IND 2 Darst Carson Palmer, QB, OAK 3 Melchior Danny Amendola, WR, STL 4 Brinson Nate Washington, WR, TEN 5 Lanzone Doug Baldwin, WR, SEA 6 Aizer Nate Burleson, WR, DET 7 Madden Jermaine Gresham, TE, CIN 8 Passonno Preston Parker, WR, TB 9 Tobin Jay Cutler, QB, CHI 10 Riethmiller DST Steelers 11 Richard Donald Brown, RB, IND 12 Eisenberg Jon Baldwin, WR, KC There were great value picks in this round with Amendola, who should be a standout PPR option if he returns at 100 percent following an elbow injury, and Brown, who could open the season as the starter for the Colts. Gresham is also a potential Top 12 tight end, and Washington was the best receiver for the Titans this season with Britt out. Round 12 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg Vincent Brown, WR, SD 2 Richard Ryan Williams, RB, ARI 3 Riethmiller Mike Thomas, WR, JAC 4 Tobin Ryan Grant, RB, GB 5 Passonno Kendall Hunter, RB, SF 6 Madden Joe Flacco, QB, BAL 7 Aizer Leonard Hankerson, WR, WAS 8 Lanzone David Akers, K, SF 9 Brinson Davone Bess, WR, MIA 10 Melchior DST Ravens 11 Darst DST Jets 12 Goodwin DST Giants Brown and Jon Baldwin are two receivers to put on your radar. Brown could emerge as a go-to target for Rivers with Vincent Jackson possibly gone as a free agent, and Baldwin should start for the Chiefs. If Dwayne Bowe leaves as a free agent then Baldwin's value will rise dramatically. Mike Thomas should not be drafted in any leagues. Round 13 Pick Owner Player 1 Goodwin Alex Smith, QB, SF 2 Darst Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, ATL 3 Melchior Joseph Addai, RB, IND 4 Brinson DST Lions 5 Lanzone David Nelson, WR, BUF 6 Aizer DST Texans 7 Madden DST Packers 8 Passonno DST Eagles 9 Tobin DST Seahawks 10 Riethmiller Matt Cassel, QB, KC 11 Richard Garrett Hartley, K, NO 12 Eisenberg Sebastian Janikowski, K, OAK Rodgers is a sneaky pick in a PPR league because Turner could be headed for a down year, and he already is a terrible receiver. If Turner doesn't score double digits in touchdowns then he will kill owners in this format, and Rodgers could see an increase in playing time. Addai's Fantasy value is on the decline, but he is still worth drafting this late in all leagues. Round 14 Pick Owner Player 1 Eisenberg DST Bears 2 Richard DST Patriots 3 Riethmiller Stephen Gostkowski, K, NE 4 Tobin Mason Crosby, K, GB 5 Passonno Rob Bironas, K, TEN 6 Madden Dan Bailey, K, DAL 7 Aizer Matt Bryant, K, ATL 8 Lanzone Eric Decker, WR, DEN 9 Brinson Neil Rackers, K, HOU 10 Melchior Nate Kaeding, K, SD 11 Darst Alex Henery, K, PHI 12 Goodwin Jason Hanson, K, DET This is the round in all leagues when kickers should be drafted. Decker was taken in this round, and he is another receiver worth taking a flier on late in drafts because he should remain a starter for the Broncos. Even though he struggled to close the season and Demaryius Thomas blew up, Decker will still have his moments as a potential starter for Fantasy owners.

Team by Team Adam Aizer Rd.Pk Player 1.6 Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB 2.7 Larry Fitzgerald, WR, ARI 3.6 Jordy Nelson, WR, GB 4.7 Roy Helu, RB, WAS 5.6 C.J. Spiller, RB, BUF 6.7 Reggie Wayne, WR, IND 7.6 Brent Celek, TE, PHI 8.7 Isaac Redman, RB, PIT 9.6 Santana Moss, WR, WAS 10.7 Evan Royster, RB, WAS 11.6 Nate Burleson, WR, DET 12.7 Leonard Hankerson, WR, WAS 13.6 DST Texans 14.7 Matt Bryant, K, ATL This team will be watching the Redskins closely with Helu, Royster, Hankerson and Moss. Running back will be a concern for this team, especially if Helu doesn't pan out, but Redman could prove to be his best selection in Round 8. If Wayne lands with a stud quarterback then this team has the best receiving corps in the league, which is nice to have in a PPR format. Will Brinson Rd.Pk Player 1.4 Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, JAC 2.9 Adrian Peterson, RB, MIN 3.4 Chris Johnson, RB, TEN 4.9 Steve Smith, WR, CAR 5.4 Vernon Davis, TE, SF 6.9 Ben Roethlisberger, QB, PIT 7.4 Kenny Britt, WR, TEN 8.9 Toby Gerhart, RB, MIN 9.4 Santonio Holmes, WR, NYJ 10.9 Sam Bradford, QB, STL 11.4 Nate Washington, WR, TEN 12.9 Davone Bess, WR, MIA 13.4 DST Lions 14.9 Neil Rackers, K, HOU This owner did a nice job at running back with Jones-Drew, Johnson and the Vikings tandem. Even if Peterson is slow in his recovery he still has Gerhart as a potential flex option. Britt could be the difference maker for this team, which has stars at every position. Waiting on a quarterback paid off since he got Roethlisberger in Round 6. J. Darin Darst Rd.Pk Player 1.2 Ray Rice, RB, BAL 2.11 Tom Brady, QB, NE 3.2 Victor Cruz, WR, NYG 4.11 Dez Bryant, WR, DAL 5.2 Shonn Greene, RB, NYJ 6.11 Antonio Brown, WR, PIT 7.2 Fred Davis, TE, WAS 8.11 Denarius Moore, WR, OAK 9.2 Daniel Thomas, RB, MIA 10.11 Montario Hardesty, RB, CLE 11.2 Carson Palmer, QB, OAK 12.11 DST Jets 13.2 Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, ATL 14.11 Alex Henery, K, PHI This team has some risky players with plenty of upside in Davis, Hardesty and Thomas. If any of them pan out to be stars then this owner will have a slew of options at the flex position. He also could trade Palmer if he turns out to be a No. 1 Fantasy quarterback since he won't need him with Brady as his starter. Jamey Eisenberg Rd.Pk Player 1.12 Andre Johnson, WR, HOU 2.1 Rob Gronkowski, TE, NE 3.12 Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, NYG 4.1 Michael Turner, RB, ATL 5.12 Beanie Wells, RB, ARI 6.1 Tony Romo, QB, DAL 7.12 Mikel Leshoure, RB, DET 8.1 Sidney Rice, WR, SEA 9.12 Lance Moore, WR, NO 10.1 Stevan Ridley, RB, NE 11.12 Jon Baldwin, WR, KC 12.1 Vincent Brown, WR, SD 13.12 Sebastian Janikowski, K, OAK 14.1 DST Bears I wanted to see what my team would look like taking Gronkowski early in Round 2, and I'm not thrilled. My running back corps is good but not great, especially in a PPR format, and I have to hope Rice pans out as a rebound candidate. I love my reserves in Leshoure, Ridley, Baldwin and Brown because they have plenty of potential, but if they all falter my team will struggle. Kevin Goodwin Rd.Pk Player 1.1 Arian Foster, RB, HOU 2.12 Mike Wallace, WR, PIT 3.1 Frank Gore, RB, SF 4.12 Vincent Jackson, WR, SD 5.1 Dwayne Bowe, WR, KC 6.12 Matt Ryan, QB, ATL 7.1 Tony Gonzalez, TE, ATL 8.12 Ben Tate, RB, HOU 9.1 Brandon Pettigrew, TE, DET 10.12 Brandon Jacobs, RB, NYG 11.1 Pierre Garcon, WR, IND 12.12 DST Giants 13.1 Alex Smith, QB, SF 14.12 Jason Hanson, K, DET This team has a great starting lineup with Ryan, Foster and Gore, Jackson and Wallace and Bowe as a flex. If Gonzalez struggles at tight end -- which could happen at this point in his career -- he also has Pettigrew as a replacement or even as a flex option. Garcon also has plenty of upside depending on where he plays, and this team should be competitive in 2012. Jim Lanzone Rd.Pk Player 1.5 Calvin Johnson, WR, DET 2.8 Cam Newton, QB, CAR 3.5 DeMarco Murray, RB, DAL 4.8 Antonio Gates, TE, SD 5.5 Jeremy Maclin, WR, PHI 6.8 Willis McGahee, RB, DEN 7.5 Rashard Mendenhall, RB, PIT 8.8 Michael Crabtree, WR, SF 9.5 Tim Tebow, QB, DEN 10.8 DST 49ers 11.5 Doug Baldwin, WR, SEA 12.8 David Akers, K, SF 13.5 David Nelson, WR, BUF 14.8 Eric Decker, WR, DEN Running back is the biggest hole with Murray, McGahee and Mendenhall the only ones on the roster. And with Mendenhall's status uncertain, this owner could be forced to trade a stud like Newton, Johnson, Maclin or Gates for running back help. Maclin would make the most sense since he has Crabtree on the bench and receivers with upside in Baldwin and Decker. Peter Madden Rd.Pk Player 1.7 Matt Forte, RB, CHI 2.6 Darren McFadden, RB, OAK 3.7 Michael Vick, QB, PHI 4.6 Julio Jones, WR, ATL 5.7 DeSean Jackson, WR, PHI 6.6 Mario Manningham, WR, NYG 7.7 Malcom Floyd, WR, SD 8.6 Mike Tolbert, RB, SD 9.7 Mark Ingram, RB, NO 10.6 Felix Jones, RB, DAL 11.7 Jermaine Gresham, TE, CIN 12.6 Joe Flacco, QB, BAL 13.7 DST Packers 14.6 Dan Bailey, K, DAL If Forte and McFadden return to health as expected then this running back duo will be hard to compete with, but we know McFadden has trouble staying on the field. Similarly, if Jackson plays like the stud receiver he's capable of, this receiving corps should be legit, but we have to find out where Jackson is playing. The same goes for Manningham, who is also a free agent. Al Melchior Rd.Pk Player 1.3 LeSean McCoy, RB, PHI 2.10 Greg Jennings, WR, GB 3.3 Matthew Stafford, QB, DET 4.10 Reggie Bush, RB, MIA 5.3 Aaron Hernandez, TE, NE 6.10 Brandon Lloyd, WR, STL 7.3 Steve Johnson, WR, BUF 8.10 Pierre Thomas, RB, NO 9.3 Anquan Boldin, WR, BAL 10.10 Andy Dalton, QB, CIN 11.3 Danny Amendola, WR, STL 12.10 DST Ravens 13.3 Joseph Addai, RB, IND 14.10 Nate Kaeding, K, SD This team has the potential to be great depending on where Lloyd and Johnson end up as free agents, but this owner has quality reserves in Boldin and Amendola in case they falter. Bush also has to produce like he did this season, which will be tough, but it's nice to have studs like Stafford, McCoy and Hernandez to fall back on to help carry your team. Bill Passonno Rd.Pk Player 1.8 Roddy White, WR, ATL 2.5 Jamaal Charles, RB, KC 3.8 Brandon Marshall, WR, MIA 4.5 Marques Colston, WR, NO 5.8 Jason Witten, TE, DAL 6.5 DeAngelo Williams, RB, CAR 7.8 Jahvid Best, RB, DET 8.5 Matt Schaub, QB, HOU 9.8 Cedric Benson, RB, CIN 10.5 Greg Little, WR, CLE 11.8 Preston Parker, WR, TB 12.5 Kendall Hunter, RB, SF 13.8 DST Eagles 14.5 Rob Bironas, K, TEN This is another squad with a tremendous receiving corps in White, Marshall, Colston and Witten, which should carry his team. If Schaub and Charles return at 100 percent and play at a high level then this could be the best team in the league. But there are plenty of question marks with Charles and Williams is more of a flex option then a starting running back. Benson could be a difference maker, but it will depend where he plays in 2012. Dave Richard Rd.Pk Player 1.11 Marshawn Lynch, RB, SEA 2.2 Jimmy Graham, TE, NO 3.11 Darren Sproles, RB, NO 4.2 Miles Austin, WR, DAL 5.11 Eli Manning, QB, NYG 6.2 Demaryius Thomas, WR, DEN 7.11 Laurent Robinson, WR, DAL 8.2 Jonathan Stewart, RB, CAR 9.11 Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, OAK 10.2 BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, NE 11.11 Donald Brown, RB, IND 12.2 Ryan Williams, RB, ARI 13.11 Garrett Hartley, K, NO 14.2 DST Patriots This is another owner who took a tight end early in Round 2, and Graham could be a better PPR option than Gronkowski if the touchdowns are similar. Lynch, Sproles and Stewart are a stellar running back trio, and Williams has a lot of upside for the Cardinals. Robinson's Fantasy value will be determined where he plays since he is a long-shot to return to the Cowboys. Alex Riethmiller Rd.Pk Player 1.10 Ryan Mathews, RB, SD 2.3 Wes Welker, WR, NE 3.10 Steven Jackson, RB, STL 4.3 Percy Harvin, WR, MIN 5.10 Philip Rivers, QB, SD 6.3 LeGarrette Blount, RB, TB 7.10 Dallas Clark, TE, IND 8.3 Mike Williams, WR, TB 9.10 Peyton Manning, QB, IND 10.3 James Starks, RB, GB 11.10 DST Steelers 12.3 Mike Thomas, WR, JAC 13.10 Matt Cassel, QB, KC 14.3 Stephen Gostkowski, K, NE If Manning returns at 100 percent then this owner will be looking to make a trade, and he might need some help after looking at his reserves. Williams could prove to be a great value pick in Round 8, but after that his bench is thin. Cassel was a wasted pick after taking Rivers and Manning, but he has great starters in Mathews, Jackson, Welker and Harvin. Jeff Tobin Rd.Pk Player 1.9 Drew Brees, QB, NO 2.4 Hakeem Nicks, WR, NYG 3.9 A.J. Green, WR, CIN 4.4 Fred Jackson, RB, BUF 5.9 Michael Bush, RB, OAK 6.4 Jermichael Finley, TE, GB 7.9 Torrey Smith, WR, BAL 8.4 Peyton Hillis, RB, CLE 9.9 Titus Young, WR, DET 10.4 Jabar Gaffney, WR, WAS 11.9 Jay Cutler, QB, CHI 12.4 Ryan Grant, RB, GB 13.9 DST Seahawks 14.4 Mason Crosby, K, GB Sophomore slumps would ruin this team if Green, Smith and Young all struggle, but the state of this team hinges on Bush getting a starting job, Jackson holding off Spiller and Hillis finding significant playing time. If those three things happen then this team could be a juggernaut, but we won't know for sure until the offseason is over and those questions are answered.

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