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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by ryjam282
    Good pick with Locklear...He was my target in the next round. He is a very solid young starter for a good running team. he will make you happy for awhile.
    Thanks ryjam. I was going to wait til the $5 million round, but I knew he wouldn't be there when I picked again. Hopefully he'll be an 8 or 9 next year.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by Devin
    I was gonna wait til the 5 mil round, but 1 went, then Mikey panicked.....I couldnt go with a 5 at OT this year so Had to take him.
    apparently you panicked too.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    You aren't looking to make friends, are you Fever?


    Good pickup, but are you forgetting about the salary cap? You need to sign 12 more players and now only have $13.3 million left. You'll be signing a lot of cheap guys, wont ya?

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    who needs friends he is trying to build a winner

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    It's always nice to have friends, or @ least a friendly relationship w/ the fellow owners. It helps in regard to making trades.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey82
    You aren't looking to make friends, are you Fever?


    Good pickup, but are you forgetting about the salary cap? You need to sign 12 more players and now only have $13.3 million left. You'll be signing a lot of cheap guys, wont ya?
    I need to worry about trying to find stars first and then worry about the depth. I'm trying to build my team for the future. This is another pick where it will be a steal if he returns to form and if he doesn't then I get rid of him after this year.

    I'll be signing about 7 players in the very late rounds for about a total of 3 million and that will leave me 10 million for 5 other players to take a chance on.

    They will mostly be 3rd stringers that won't see the field that often. I'll look for the draft to try and find some good depth and possible starters.

    My starting team is mostly filled now. There's a few guys I'd rather not have starting but I'll try to find their replacements in the draft this year.

    Outside of Chad Clifton where I just needed a good starter to protect my QB's, McNabb and Lewis are guys I'm taking a chance on and hoping they return to form for the future.

    Whatever guy I took in the 3rd round for 7.5 million I knew wouldn't be on my team next year. Clifton is just a 1 year hired gun.

    I won't be able to afford any of the guys I would've drafted for 7.5 million next year. Whoever I got would've been gone.

    I thought about taking Locklear or Starks instead of Clifton but I knew I wouldn't be able to afford to keep them for 7.5 million next year so I went with the best one just for this season.

    I'm surprised how Locklear is rated that high in this game. He is shown as the backup to Ashworth on all the depth charts I've seen.

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    I wanted to wait till the 3 million dollar rounds to get Lewis but I couldn't take the chance of somebody else taking him.

    I tried to work out possible trades but couldn't come to any definite agreements. Lewis is worth the chance. He has 1 year to prove himself.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Good pick, DrForbes. I was looking at him if i didn't get Locklear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikey82
    Good pick, DrForbes. I was looking at him if i didn't get Locklear.
    Thanks,
    The canadians made my choice easier plus the fact I also needed a body to protect my QB.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    The interesting part of the FA draft is that it takes up the pick from NEXT years draft as well. So all those owners picking in the high rounds won't even get a high round pick next season...
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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by MikeInRoch
    The interesting part of the FA draft is that it takes up the pick from NEXT years draft as well. So all those owners picking in the high rounds won't even get a high round pick next season...
    thats only if you selected a RFA not a regular FA

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Oh? I didn't realize that... not that it would change anything for me...

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Im just spending my money I figure why save it, I know I overpaid everyone I drafted but, I figure if you have the money use it, I have enough young cheap talent that most of these guys wont be on my team next year

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by L.A. Playa
    Im just spending my money I figure why save it, I know I overpaid everyone I drafted but, I figure if you have the money use it, I have enough young cheap talent that most of these guys wont be on my team next year
    Every single player drafted is overpaid, but that's the market value. When there isn't much available, you have to pay a premium.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by Forward_Lateral
    Every single player drafted is overpaid, but that's the market value. When there isn't much available, you have to pay a premium.
    so far, very few players have been worth the money.




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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by Ebenezer
    so far, very few players have been worth the money.
    I'm not sure any are, honestly, not by the rankings anyways. The FA market in BZFL is thin.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Which surprises me. I expected a lot more cuts, honestly.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    Quote Originally Posted by Forward_Lateral
    I'm not sure any are, honestly, not by the rankings anyways. The FA market in BZFL is thin.
    I agree, the only problem being...owners jumping the gun. Then you have to jump the gun just to fill a short term need.

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    This is funny because the free agent pool is gonna have the same players in it next year..

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    Re: 2006 FA Draft Peanut Gallery

    yeah probably.

    It is gonna be interesting to see how things go AFTER this season.

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