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doc wrote:

nick wrote:Man I had like 6 dudes i wanted to keep lol. this was tough, but these are my keepers

Youth In Revolt
Darren McFadden - Round 11 last yr - Round 8 this year
AJ Green - Round 8 last year - Round 5 this year
Julio Jones - Round 6 last year - Round 3 this year.

Def quality in those 3 picks in those rounds

There I fixed it for you

NCSUholmey wrote:4. For each player that is kept (and was originally drafted by a team), that manager must give up a draft pick 2 picks higher than where the player was initially drafted the year before – This ensures that players that improve in talent each season are accounted for. If Frank Gore was drafted in the 13th round last year, you probably don’t want him counting for a teams 13th pick for the next 3 years. Once a player that was drafted hits the waiver wire, that player still holds the previous seasons draft spot for future keeper picks. This is to prevent teams from picking up IR guys off the waiver wire at the end of the season to use as an undrafted free agent keeper - See Tom Brady 2008

Example: Wide receiver Brandon Marshall was drafted in the 11th round last year. If kept, this year he would account for the teams 9th round pick. If kept again, the following year he would be considered the 7th round pick.

5. Any player that went undrafted the previous year, but is being kept, will count as a team’s 3rd to last draft pick – This rule is there to slightly reward good drafting, as keeping free agent pickups are a little pricier than last round draft picks.

Example: Marques Colston was picked up off free agency last season by a team. If the league has 15 rounds in its draft, and the manager wishes to keep Colston, he must give up his 12th round pick the following season (as opposed to a player drafted in the 15th round, who would only count for the 13th pick).

Mtwasik wrote:I will keep

LeSean McCoy
Drew Brees

nick wrote:draft is 2moro.. is everyone ready?