I had buyer's remorse on this pick about 3 minutes after I made it. I was so focused on the RB or WR decision that I totally overlooked the fact that Carson Palmer was still on the board. I think Palmer is probably a better value that Williams at this spot.

However, Roy Williams is one of the league's rising stars, playing in a Mike Martz offense on a team that will be trailing a lot. The addition of Calvin Johnson should keep defenses honest, and I think there are plenty of yards to go around so Johnson shouldn't steal too many points from Williams.

With only one RB in the first two rounds, I felt like I had to go RB here. I started salivating a little as McAllister started dropping, and thought he was an ideal pick, but he was snatched up a couple picks before me. That left me with a couple options: Adrian Peterson, Ahman Green, Marion Barber, and Jerious Norwood. I thought long and hard about Ahman Green, but I just couldn't get over his age and how much he has burned owners in the past. I probably would of taken Peterson had I seen Friday's preseason game before my pick.

I thought taking Norwood would be a reach at 3.12, but he is "the guy" for me this fantasy football year. I am targeting him in all my leagues because I think he is a star in the making and I am willing to overpay for him. With a new coach and the QB "situation," I expect the Falcons to pound the ball 30 times a game. Even if Norwood splits carries, which I don't think he will be doing for the majority of the season, I think he should still get 15+ touches per game. It's also good that his main competition for the job is aging and had offseason back surgery.

Easy pick for me. My QB rankings were (1) Manning, (2) Palmer, (3-5) Brees, Brady, Bulger. Given the drop off in my mind between the 5th QB and the 6th, I knew I had to go QB. I thought the last three were pretty interchangable, and once Brady was taken by s R, I only had to decide between Brees and Bulger.

I really think that if both players stay healthy, Brees and Bulger will be within a couple points of each other by seasons end. They both play on turf, both have explosive offenses, and both have pretty bad defenses allowing for high scoring games. I took Brees simply for the possible injury risk with Bulger.

for me Brady, Brees and Bulger are very very close this season. thats the reason why I waited until this pick and took the QB that was left.

Figured I'd give everybody heart failure by going RB, RB, WR, WR.
Thought for a little bit that Randy Moss was going to make it back to me as that is who I was targeting with this pick.

Not a huge fan of Burress, but was still in my second tier, and hopefully he will get a lot of looks this season.

Trying to get this guy almost gave me a heart attack! I'd been watching him slip since early in the 3rd round, and really doubted that he'd make it to me. By the time 4.09 came arround I was actively looking to move up. I knew that Smith32, and Holt both needed a 2nd RB, and that he wouldn't make it back to me. To make things worse... Peterson goes and has a great game (in limited play) for Minny tonight, and I realize that the buzz would only add to his value. If Peterson keeps on performing through preseason, he'll probably be the Vikes #1 RB by week 1. Tallent+Opportunity+A great running O-Line, and a Team that thinks run first = My "Steal of the Draft". IMHO of course.

Pretty disappointed that Adrian Peterson didn't make back around. Really wanted to draft him this year. Just 2 picks too late. I should have tried to trade up, especially after the performance he put on that night (bad timing). I'm an Oklahoma fan so I've been well aware for years of his skills. IAC, when I saw you traded up and took him, I wanted to punch you. You and Bags both.

Oh yeah. Jamal Lewis. He claims his legs are in much better shape this year. Seems like he's been around forever, but he's only 28 yrs old. He's expecting to even get in on the passing game. There's no one else in Cleveland to challenge his playing time. It's pretty much his team, and I've heard the Browns are a little more fiery this year. They'll still lose a lot, but maybe they'll suck less.

I could have drafted Peterson here; he was the player at the top of my queue when I offered to trade with I_A_C. Coming up on my pick at 14.10 I had a feeling that Beezer would be taking two WR’s. I had Ward, Brown, and Branch left before my next WR drop-off. I traded to move between Beezer to guarantee two of the three WR that I wanted.

Wow, Chris Chambers really stunk last year. I have to imagine his numbers will be better this year with a more consitant QB, but he does still have a case of the dropsies. I just got to believe that a guy with the raw skills of Chambers will have a solid year like 2005 and will get over last season's debacle.

It sounds like he should be able to beat the DUI charge against him, but that does give me a little concern with Goodell at the helm.

that leaves me with either WR (Galloway, Chambers, Holmes) or TE (Heap, Shockey, Gonzalez). both in that order. I see all of them score 7-8 points per game. Galloway was my first choice because he is the best player, then Heap and Shockey simply because they are tightends. it turned out to be Heap.

Well, was time to get a QB, as I really didn't feel comfortable about trying to wait until the 7th round.

Already had 2 rb and 3 wr. Set my queue for Kitna, Rivers, Romo. I really wanted Kitna, Rivers I'm ok with, glad I didn't get Romo.