Bruno Boys Fantasy Football

For the third straight season we are hosting the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League, which includes 12 of the best fantasy football minds in the industry. Our goal by posting round-by-round draft results is to help you get a better idea of how some players are valued among the industry. Plus, it should help you identify trends, gauge Average Draft Position (ADP) and find a few sleepers along the way. The draft started on August 7,2010 and will consist of 16 rounds. Each team is required to start QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, DEF in standard scoring (non-PPR) format. The Bruno Boys are represented by Bruno Boys Cavigs. 

With the first three rounds in the books lets take a look at the results from ROUND 4 of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League Draft hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com.

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For the third straight season we are hosting the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League, which includes 12 of the best fantasy football minds in the industry. Our goal by posting round-by-round draft results is to help you get a better idea of how some players are valued among the industry. Plus, it should help you identify trends, gauge Average Draft Position (ADP) and find a few sleepers along the way. The draft started on August 7,2010 and will consist of 16 rounds. Each team is required to start QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, DEF in standard scoring (non-PPR) format. The Bruno Boys are represented by Bruno Boys Cavigs. 

Two rounds are in the books. Moving forward you will start to see owners using the early middle rounds to focus on their draft philosophy. Some will build their teams around running backs, while others will go with wide receivers. A few will even ditch the whole running back / wide receiver only theory and snag who they feel is the best value on the board. Let’s take look at the results from ROUND 3 of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League Draft hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com.

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For the third straight season we are hosting the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League, which includes 12 of the best fantasy football minds in the industry. Our goal by posting round-by-round draft results is to help you get a better idea of how some players are valued among the industry. Plus, it should help you identify trends, gauge Average Draft Position (ADP) and find a few sleepers along the way. The draft started on August 7,2010 and will consist of 16 rounds. Each team is required to start QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, DEF in standard scoring (non-PPR) format. The Bruno Boys are represented by Bruno Boys Cavigs. 

With the first round complete it is time to take a look at the results from ROUND 2 of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League Draft hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com.

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For the third straight season we are hosting the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League, which includes 12 of the best fantasy football minds in the industry.  Our goal by posting round-by-round draft results is to help you get a better idea of how some players are valued among the industry. Plus, it should help you identify trends, gauge Average Draft Position (ADP) and find a few sleepers along the way. The draft started on August 7,2010 and will consist of 16 rounds. Each team is required to start QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, TE, K, DEF in standard scoring (non-PPR) format. The Bruno Boys are represented by Bruno Boys Cavigs. 

Now, let jump right into the ROUND 1 results of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Experts League Draft hosted by MyFantasyLeague.com.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnists from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our second of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Drafts was a 16-round affair based on PPR scoring (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point, Reception - 1 Point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on March 22, 2010, and with it now in the books, we’ll go ahead and break down the action round by round. So, make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft in the days ahead.

MARCH - APRIL PPR MOCK DRAFT ROUND 2 RESULTS

2.01: Bruno Boys Matt - DeAngelo Williams (Car) - This is really a tough spot because there isn’t much that I like. I obviously want to go RB or WR, but I feel that given who’s available, I’m reaching a bit no matter who I choose. I also considered Roddy White, Michael Turner, Ryan Grant, DeSean Jackson, and Greg Jennings in this spot. I ultimately went with Williams, though I hate having RBs from RBBC teams (which made me strongly consider Turner and Grant here). Williams isn’t ideal for a PPR league either, but he was the best of what I had to work with and I don’t feel like he’s so much of a reach in this spot.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnists from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our second of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Drafts was a 16-round affair based on PPR scoring (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point, Reception - 1 Point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on March 22, 2010, and with it now in the books, we’ll go ahead and break down the action round by round. So, make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft in the days ahead.

MARCH - APRIL PPR MOCK DRAFT ROUND 1 RESULTS

1.01: Bruno Boys Whooley - Chris Johnson (Ten) - Seeing me with the first pick in a fantasy draft is like seeing an NFL linemen enjoying a small salad at an all you can eat buffet, it just doesn’t happen all that often. However, it is something I can get use to, as it allows me to the opportunity to grab the beast that is Chris Johnson. Some may think that with this being a PPR league, the choice of the overall #1 gets muddled a bit further with both Maurice Jones-Drew and Ray Rice seeing a boost in value due to their roles in the passing game. But, in reality, the PPR format just makes it even easier to grab Johnson. In going for over 2,000 yards rushing last season, Johnson’s role in the Titans’ passing game often got overlooked. Yet, the RB had the 8th most receptions, 2nd most receiving yards, and was tied for the 8th most receiving TDs among RBs in 2009.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnist’s from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our first of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft was a 16-round affair based on a standard scoring league (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on February 15, 2010 and we will report round-by-round updates as they are available. Make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft.

FEBRUARY MOCK DRAFT ROUND 16 RESULTS

16.01: Bruno Boys Cavigs - Ryan Longwell (Min) — Drafting a kicker is not the most exciting part of fantasy football; however, I am a firm believer that if you get the right kicker he can act as a WR3-type scoring option for your fantasy team. Also, I like to draft a kicker who either kicks in a dome or warm weather. In Longwell I address both of my kicker needs and I’m pleased with the 13-year veteran rounding out my draft.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnist’s from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our first of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft was a 16-round affair based on a standard scoring league (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on February 15, 2010 and we will report round-by-round updates as they are available. Make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft.

FEBRUARY MOCK DRAFT ROUND 15 RESULTS

15.01: Bruno Boys Matt - Johnny Knox (Chi) — I drafted Knox simply for upside and depth at WR. With Aroshamadu’s emergence and the presence of Devin Hester, Knox is the forgotten WR in the Bears’ offense. He is very talented and has incredible physical skills. A boom or bust play that will provide depth regardless.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnist’s from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our first of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft was a 16-round affair based on a standard scoring league (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on February 15, 2010 and we will report round-by-round updates as they are available. Make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft.

FEBRUARY MOCK DRAFT ROUND 14 RESULTS

14.01: Bruno Boys Cavigs - Matt Leinart (Ari) — After investing a second round pick on Peyton Manning I ditched the thought of a back-up quarterback until I had enough depth at both running back and wide receiver. Feeling comfortable at both of those positions I felt it was time to address my QB2. The selection of Leinart has nothing to do with my liking for him; because I’m not a fan of him, however, it’s strictly a business decision. I feel Leinart is the best quarterback on the board at this point and despite losing Anquan Boldin, he has Larry Fitzgerald as a safety valve and he won’t be asked to win games his his arm. A realistic outlook for Leinart would be 3,400 yards and 18-22 touchdowns. Not great, but serviceable for a guy who will ride the bench on my fantasy football squad.

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Consisting of 10 members of the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Staff, along with guest columnist’s from Fighting Chance Fantasy and The IDP Guru, our first of many Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft was a 16-round affair based on a standard scoring league (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point). Outside of having to field a starting line-up occupied by 1 QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 K, and 1 D, owners were free to compile their rosters any way in which they pleased.

All commentary after each pick is provided by the Bruno Boys staff member who made that pick. The draft started on February 15, 2010 and we will report round-by-round updates as they are available. Make sure to check back for more commentary on our Fantasy Football 2010 Mock Draft.

FEBRUARY MOCK DRAFT ROUND 13 RESULTS

13.01: Bruno Boys Matt - Brandon Pettigrew (Det) — I reached for Greg Olsen, but I like the high ceiling TEs. This is a pure high upside/value play. Pettigrew, like Matthew Stafford, showed enough in his rookie year to make me optimistic about his future. I’m very happy to have him as my backup tight end.

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