cubanref: Barring serious injury to MV7, you're likely playoff bound in my book. Keep a very close eye on Britt's situation. Washington and Wright's values go up if Britt can't go. I see a monster season for Martin, I'm talking legitimate RB2 numbers easily.
vvsvito: 9/10. Russell is no risk, potential trade bait if he balls. Rivers will bounce back. Matthews and Trent risky, but you probably got great value and should see return after W3. Your RB depth is insanely good, I'm thoroughly impressed. WR depth is also solid. Loving A. Brown and Young, been hyping them for months. Wright's huge if Britt can't go. Only "weakness" is Celek but you can upgrade easily through FA pool or trade.
Buc Em: 7.5/10. For selecting Brady and Jimmy the first two rounds, rest of your squad filled out pretty nicely. McGahee is a potential weakness, could look to upgrade that through the Martin owner. Julio and Martin is awfully tempting, but I'd hold back, not for Shady. It's not actually an elite receiver you need. Two solid RBs would be a better offer in your case for Shady. Something like Charles and Martin for Shady.
antj2k2: 6.5/10. Q (Boldin) is a weakness. He's declining as Torrey is rising. McGahee is adequate at RB2, nothing more. Could look to upgrade that through trade. I'd start Bush or Moss in the Flex before Wilson, purely Ahmad Bradshaw insurance. Who you looking to add for Daniels? Not sure I would drop him for Taiwan Jones at this point. Only if DMC picks up a knock really.
Dh20: Organization is definitely key and helpful to all managers in a fantasy draft. Sometimes purchasing the huge dry erase board can be worth it in serious hometown leagues. Draft kits and other materials as well. You went VD a little early for my taste, think he's overrated for fantasy. Could move Ridley in a package for a better RB2 with Blackmon or DeAngelo. Track Vereen closely since you have Ridley at the moment.
Zyzz: Yes, he returned to practice today actually. Was out a week with the ankle injury. Best on PUP and Leshoure currently suspended. He has high projections at least initially. Could start as a RB2 temporarily. Although there are better long-term options.
SonOfTony: Gutsy to go Shady first pick. I like it if you believe in the move with full conviction. Grab your guy. Three strong RBs. Receivers are solid. Two high-potential TEs. 9/10 for me.
Illonaire2006: I wouldn't start MJD W1 in any format. He's rusty and needs at least two weeks adjusting to game speed. Jennings is the temporary starter for the Jags. I'd start Martin easily as my first choice. Stevie second. Law Firm third.
I'd definitely start Bradshaw over MJD. Ahmad is seemingly always hurt but tough enough to play through it. Don't see the hand contusion affecting his running style much. Wilson may steal reps so Stevie close to Bradshaw for me in terms of who to start, even on Revis Island.
Antidope: 7/10. Huge value with Britt on the bench. Helu too unpredictable to start in the Flex. Starting lineup looks good. Love your receivers, especially Julio. Forte a beast. Expect lower numbers from Reggie this season. Couldn't you have done better at TE than Dickson? Like Fleener or Rudolph. Track Winslow's situation. Are Cobb or Amendola available in your deep league?
krazyl3gz: 9/10. Only thing I don't like is Olsen at TE. Good bench depth. Reggie solid in Flex. Receivers stacked and I see big things for your RB pair.
CrazyFlipNYC: 8/10. Don't make that trade. Too good of a package for McGahee. You're right about Smith's value potentially dropping though once Leshoure and Best come back. Miles and Kevin Smith should get you Lynch, Fred Jackson, that type RB. Maybe even MJD if you're lucky and the owner panics. I would actually drop Hill and not Gresham for Turbin, Lynch's handcuff. Don't like the idea of two Jets receivers on the bench. Start Kevin Smith initially at RB2 over DeAngelo. Huge projections because of his pass-catching ability.
MisterP035: It's really up to Martin to produce. He reminds me of Ray Rice and will certainly get the chance and touches under Schiano. Coach Schiano clearly wants to run the football hard in Tampa like he did at Rutgers. Blount is the clear backup. Martin can catch. I love him as a RB2. Think he has the potential for a top-40 fantasy producer season.
Nothing wrong to take DMC and AP where you did. Only other RB I might have considered would be Forte. Where was he taken? Jordy, A. Brown, DeSean, and Torrey very solid across the board. Gives you flexibility. You went high for MV7 but insured yourself with Matty Ice. This squad is a 9.5 and potential championship contender. Jano at #147? Nice. I wouldn't hold Jets D, Seattle is top-6. I would definitely drop Dreeseen as well for an extra RB or WR, if you decide to hold onto NYJ D.
the hater boxden: Your whole league should veto against that trade. Dre's value is hampered by injury. Not fair IMO.
MrONegative: 7/10. Only question is Smith, Helu, or Brown at RB2. Start Kevin Smith initially at RB2. Not big on Malc Floyd in fantasy or holding Olsen as a backup TE.
bobbyphills: 7.5/10. Pushing 8 with a Greene trade for a better RB2 or Flex. Technically Sproles is your RB2 so we'll call Greene the Flex. Could also upgrade your WR3. I like Wayne but it's hard to project his numbers with a rookie QB, even if it's Luck. WR4 depth is weak also. Santana good value, but you don't want to be depending on him as a starter if say Wayne goes down with injury.
fraij: Have you drawn for pick order yet? I'd highly recommend going QB within the first two rounds. RB with the other pick in the first two rounds. Something like Stafford or Cam and Forte would be a huge get. Although it's a two-QB league, I wouldn't panic about missing on a QB in the first two rounds if Matty and Cam are off the board. But then you're forced to take someone like Eli in the fourth or fifth. Then Romo or Rivers after that, for example. So ideally if all goes to plan: QB, RB, WR, WR (interchangeable), RB (interchangeable), WR, QB. I'd honestly wait until late as possible for TE (Cook, Fleener, Gresham, Rudolph), K (Gould and Henery), and DEF (G-Men). Still try to go BPA when possible even with the two-QB setting. At least it's not 6-point passing TDs, gives you more flexibility instead of reaching for QBs.
Retro and DSA: Please let me know if a spot opens up next season. You guys know I'm good for bringing the heat weekly. Best of luck to you guys drafting.
and got the Detroit duo (now trio, I guess) 
