The 2007 fantasy football season may be over, but it's already time to be thinking about 2008. The Fantasy Football Experts are already hard at work completing a 2008 Fantasy Football Mock Draft.
Here are the contestants:
1. Rob Shaw, Lead Expert for FantasyFanatics.com
2. Dan Cypra, Marketing Director for FantasyFanatics.com
3. Phil Jean, Fantasy Football Expert for FantasyFanatics.com
The rules are simple:
1. This is a standard Yahoo scoring league.
2. Each Expert is responsible for four teams, so there are 12 total teams in the league.
3. Rookies were not eligible to be drafted since their NFL teams and use are unknown.
4. Each roster consists of one quarterback, three wide receivers, two running backs, one tight end, one kicker, and one defense.
5. There are 13 rounds total.
Here are the first three picks of Round 10:
ROUND 10, 109TH OVERALL: BERNARD BERRIAN, WR, BEARS
Bernard Berrian will be a free agent this off-season. He'll either be slapped with a franchise tag by the Bears or sent somewhere else. The latter would help his fantasy value tremendously as a home run threat. San Diego, Miami, and the New York Jets would make for good fits for this talented wideout. Don't let his 11 touchdowns in the last two years fool you. If you had Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton throwing you the ball, you would underachieve too.
ROUND 10, 110TH OVERALL: MATT LEINART, QB, CARDINALS
The 3rd QB to be picked up by this fantasy squad. He is a talent and you have to love the
Cardinals offense with James, Fitzgerald, Boldin and Pope. He gained a big vote of confidence by the Cardinals coaching staff when they announced that he would start as long as he's healthy in 2008.
ROUND 10, 111th OVERALL: ELI MANNING, QB, GIANTS
An unbelievable post-season has this pick looking more and more like a steal. For three consecutive years, Manning has tossed at least 23 touchdowns. The flaws come with the interceptions, and his lack of mobility. This past season, Manning tossed 20 interceptions. The former Ole Miss Rebel seems to be forming a connection with former USC Trojans wide out Steve Smith. I believe that is a foundation that will be built upon in 2008.
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Here are the contestants:
1. Rob Shaw, Lead Expert for FantasyFanatics.com
2. Dan Cypra, Marketing Director for FantasyFanatics.com
3. Phil Jean, Fantasy Football Expert for FantasyFanatics.com
The rules are simple:
1. This is a standard Yahoo scoring league.
2. Each Expert is responsible for four teams, so there are 12 total teams in the league.
3. Rookies were not eligible to be drafted since their NFL teams and use are unknown.
4. Each roster consists of one quarterback, three wide receivers, two running backs, one tight end, one kicker, and one defense.
5. There are 13 rounds total.
Here are the first three picks of Round 10:
ROUND 10, 109TH OVERALL: BERNARD BERRIAN, WR, BEARS
Bernard Berrian will be a free agent this off-season. He'll either be slapped with a franchise tag by the Bears or sent somewhere else. The latter would help his fantasy value tremendously as a home run threat. San Diego, Miami, and the New York Jets would make for good fits for this talented wideout. Don't let his 11 touchdowns in the last two years fool you. If you had Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton throwing you the ball, you would underachieve too.
ROUND 10, 110TH OVERALL: MATT LEINART, QB, CARDINALS
The 3rd QB to be picked up by this fantasy squad. He is a talent and you have to love the
Cardinals offense with James, Fitzgerald, Boldin and Pope. He gained a big vote of confidence by the Cardinals coaching staff when they announced that he would start as long as he's healthy in 2008.
ROUND 10, 111th OVERALL: ELI MANNING, QB, GIANTS
An unbelievable post-season has this pick looking more and more like a steal. For three consecutive years, Manning has tossed at least 23 touchdowns. The flaws come with the interceptions, and his lack of mobility. This past season, Manning tossed 20 interceptions. The former Ole Miss Rebel seems to be forming a connection with former USC Trojans wide out Steve Smith. I believe that is a foundation that will be built upon in 2008.
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