Let's see.  They get to play the Dolphins and Jets twice, throw in the 49'ers, Chiefs and Raiders for good luck and the Bills D will also have their share of good days.  Add that to the fact that the Jets (who I just drafted before this pick) are guaranteed to never be playing the same soft opponent simultaneously as the Bills, that spreads out my opportunities against weaker offenses in the league even more.  

The Bills selected Leodis McKelvin, the best cover corner in the draft, with their 11th selection overall, added three time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Marcus Stroud from the Jaguars and added to LB with Kawika Mitchell, a big part of the Superbowl champ Giants defense.  In addition, the Bills were the 6th best fantasy D over the last 6 weeks of the 2007 season already.  It will take a few games for this unit to come together but they've managed to patch a lot of holes in a very short time.
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I believe that Thomas, not Deuce McAllister, is going to be the back that shares time this year with Reggie Bush. As an older guy who’s blown out ACLs twice in the last four years, McAllister doesn’t seem to have it anymore. He was ineffective last year even prior to his injury. Thomas is younger, faster and better. In his only start last year, he went over 100 yards both rushing and receiving. And he was good enough at Illinois to keep Rashard Mendenhall on the bench. I consider Thomas to be a legit #4 running back in this league, and we’re excited to select him with a 20th-round choice.
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20.03

I really hated taking two fogies as my kickers (Hanson will be 38 in June and Kasay will be 39 in September).  But there is something to be said for kickers that perform in Domes or Southern climates.  And I have two guys that are very accurate and still have some leg left.
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20.04

There’s some karma with this pick. In last year’s FAD competition, my final pick was a Perry from Cincinnati (Tab Perry), and we went on to win the league easily. So we’ll go the same route again. This time, it’s Chris Perry, the former first-rounder who’s missed 42 of 64 games as a pro. But he’s supposedly healthy now, and they couldn’t stop raving about him at their recent minicamp. Sounds like he’s going to be their third-down back, catching about 50 passes. They seem to like him a lot more than journeyman Kenny Watson, even though Watson played well last year. And Rudi Johnson could be right at the end of the road; he averaged only 2.9 yards per carry last year — I’m not 100 percent certain Johnson’s even going to be on the opening day roster. My hunch is that at some point, Perry will be Cincinnati’s starting running back this year.
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20.06

For our backup kicker we grab Jason Elam.  But we don't grab him just because he's Jason Elam, since
Jason Elam won't be Jason Elam-like playing for a struggling franchise like Atlanta.  We grab him because our first choice of a backup (Tampa Bay's Matt Bryant) had the same bye week as our #1 kicker, and because the next 5-6 kickers we liked better than Elam this year were already off the board.  That left us picking between Elam and the Jets' Mike Nugent.  We pick Elam over Nugent for 2 reasons: #1 - no way, no how is Atlanta going to switch kickers mid-season no matter how bad things are after signing Elam (we couldn't say the same about the Jets) #2 - more than 50% of Jason Elam's games will be in a climate controlled dome. 

[Author's Note: If you are reading this player analysis you are either a fantasy football junkie, desperate for your own draft to start, or Jason Elam's mother. Enjoy.)
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