My Draft Philosophy:

When I learned that I was picking 10th this year, my draft philosophy became very simple: get a RB in the first round and then draft the best available player on the board moving forward. Quality, "known-commodity" RBs will be very hard to come by this year, so getting one early is crucial. I was also paying close attention to last year's stats and where the respective players rated based upon the scoring system. If a player was undeservedly slipping, I made it a point to pounce on him.

I am Most Proud Of:

Despite picking 10th, I was able to get 5 players (Brady, Jordan, Brunell, Moss, and Holt) that ranked in the Top 30 last year -- that's the most of any team drafting. Granted, Mark Brunell is unlikely to remain in the Top 30 this year, but Brady, Jordan, Moss, and Holt are reliable players and should serve as a cornerstone for my franchise.

  

Here's Who I Reached on:

I don't know that I reached on any particular player, but, if I had done things differently, I would've drafted Chris Chambers over Tom Brady in Round 3 and then grabbed Brady in Round 4 over Santana Moss. Paul was already set at QB with Peyton Manning and Al usually sticks to the GCAM rankings and likely noted that quality at the QB position was still good at that point. As a result, its unlikely that he would've drafted Brady at picks 3.12 or 4.01.

 

My Overall Feeling About My Draft:

Overall, I think I had a solid, albeit unspectacular, draft for someone drafting 10th. Since the league starts 3 WRs, I have a solid foundation with Holt, S. Moss, and Branch/Stallworth and LaMont Jordan could prove to be a major RB sleeper this season with Art Shell as the new HC in Oakland. Unfortunately, if anything happens to Jordan, I could be forced to make some tough decisions with respect to RB. McAllister, Greg Jones, and Cedric Houston do not represent a reliable set of backup RBs, which only emphasizes the need to acquire solid RBs early this season.

  

Which Owner (Other Than Yourself) Had The Best Draft?

I agree with the consensus that Mark Cacko had a superb draft, but I wouldn't overlook Richardard Zigweid's draftboard. If Julius Jones can rebound, his team could be very tough. He has good depth at each position and no glaring weaknesses.

  

Which Owner (Other Than Yourself) Had The Worst Draft?

While its impossible to know how things will turn out, Paul's team looks fairly shaky on paper. After his first two picks, there are notable question marks in each of the 3 major skill positions. However, drafting Todd Heap at 6.03 was an astute move and may prove to be a draft pick that could help round out an imbalanced roster.