B's of steel?  Or glass?  We'll find out.  I'm the only FAD team without a QB (which is SOP for me) but looking at the draft I felt I wanted to come away with a solid core of RBs and WRs before looking elsewhere and I'm sticking to it.  If Jay Cutler were still here that would have been a strong consideration, if not the selection, but at this point I'm going to cherry pick what's left at WR.  Berrian is one of the more explosive WRs in football and the Vikings paid him big money to come to Minnesota.  He has been handed the opportunity to be the #1 guy and with his speed and on an indoor track for at least half his games, Berrian could really tear it up.  Berrian had 71 receptions for 951 yards and 5 TDs last year on a very pedestrian Bears offense, there's tremendous opportunity for Berrian this year and I can't ask for much more than that.  Santana Moss was also a consideration here but I opted for the upside of Berrian over the recent struggles of Moss.
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When QB Jason Campbell started playing well for Washington towards the end of last season, Moss really started returning to the player we remember from 2005 when he topped 1,400 yards.  He finished the last four games (including playoffs) with no less than 68 yards a game and 3 TDs.

We love where we drafted Moss, 33rd in this year's crop of FAD WRs.  If nothing improves in Washington, we get him exactly where he should have been picked, but the success at the end of 2007 makes us think his productivity will improve in 2008 and we get a guy that we see finishing in the top 20-24 WRs almost 2 full rounds later.
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8.03

While Jones doesn't have the opportunity to start that Kevin Smith or Matt Forte does, he will likely get as many touches as the more heralded Reshard Mendenall or Jonathan Stewart.  Last year Julius Jones, whose role is being taken by Jones, gained almost 800 total yards and scored two TDs.  As a RB4 I am looking for four startable games from this Jones boy and his receiving skills alone should assure that outcome.
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8.04

I think it became pretty obvious throughout 2007 that Reggie Bush, for all his talent, isn’t as effective when he’s asked to be an every-down back.  Like Mendenhall, Deuce is the between-the-tackles guy in his team’s tandem and while he’s not going to get Bush’s PPR points, I fully expect that he’ll go back to being the goalline guy in 2008.
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Green has plenty of problems, including age, injury history and the team around him. But I'll be happy to take a starting running back in the eighth round just about any day, especially one who has the potential to catch a few passes. I doubt he will be an every-week producer but if he gives me a few good games, I'll be happy.
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8.06

This write up for Coles will look a bit like the write up for Santana Moss , who we grabbed with our last pick. We got a guy who was picked in the early 30s, who can end up as a top 20 WR. Coles was hurt a lot last year (after not missing a game the previous 7 seasons). Nagging injuries hampered Coles last year. We are betting that Coles will be back to full speed.
 
Coles isn't a speedster but has that valued commodity we talked about before, his QBs trust. No matter who the QB, Coles will be option 1, with Cotchery being 1a. HE won't be catching bombs like Santana Moss, but he will get us points through receptions and yards. Coles should be somewhere around 1,000 yards with 80-90 catches, great value here.
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