At team defense, I wouldn't trust New Orleans or Cincinnati this year. I'd recommend an upgrade there for sure. Were teams like Philly, Washington and Green Bay already off the board when you selected? I don't know that you can depend on Cincinnati at all this year in their tough division, and New Orleans seems like they'll be boom or bust every week. With Brees' ability to run the score up, the Saints will find themselves in plenty of high-scoring contests.

I like you're tight ends and love your running backs. I'd imagine that you'll be able to fill your flex positions with additional running backs and sub in Colston during weeks in which he has a great matchup.

If you're looking to improve your lineup, you might try trading away players like Cedric Benson or Glen Coffee paired with Josh Morgan or Kevin Walter for an upgrade at receiver. If you could land another of the elite (Roddy White, Greg Jennings, Steve Smith), your team would have great depth at wide receiver as well.

Also, watch Carney as your kicker. Unless he takes the job away in the first four games, Hartley should return and kill Carney's fantasy value. You can probably just replace him off the waiver wire in that case.

Again, nice team and great depth at running back. You have some very dependable guys there that should net you plenty of points each week. If you have any other questions, feel free to follow up, and thanks for sharing your team, Daniel.

At team defense, I wouldn't trust New Orleans or Cincinnati this year. I'd recommend an upgrade there for sure. Were teams like Philly, Washington and Green Bay already off the board when you selected? I don't know that you can depend on Cincinnati at all this year in their tough division, and New Orleans seems like they'll be boom or bust every week. With Brees' ability to run the score up, the Saints will find themselves in plenty of high-scoring contests.

I like you're tight ends and love your running backs. I'd imagine that you'll be able to fill your flex positions with additional running backs and sub in Colston during weeks in which he has a great matchup.

If you're looking to improve your lineup, you might try trading away players like Cedric Benson or Glen Coffee paired with Josh Morgan or Kevin Walter for an upgrade at receiver. If you could land another of the elite (Roddy White, Greg Jennings, Steve Smith), your team would have great depth at wide receiver as well.

Also, watch Carney as your kicker. Unless he takes the job away in the first four games, Hartley should return and kill Carney's fantasy value. You can probably just replace him off the waiver wire in that case.

Again, nice team and great depth at running back. You have some very dependable guys there that should net you plenty of points each week. If you have any other questions, feel free to follow up, and thanks for sharing your team, Daniel.

The rules changed to the lineup this year so we play 1 QB, 1 RB, 1 WR, 1 TE, 3 Flex, 1 K, 1 D/ST. Let me know what you think, if you don't mind. Thanks

Daniel

I also love Rice this year, and I have drafted him in almost all of my drafts. He could rise above the RBBC in Baltimore, and if he does, he's going to get lots of chances to run and catch the ball for the Ravens. Let's hope he works out for us.

Fitz was third in my rankings, or really 2B, behind Moss because of concerns about Kurt Warner's hip injury, Arizona spreading the ball around with a healthy Boldin and the Madden curse, even if he only gets half of it. Moss felt like a safer option, and he should get most of the passing touchdown looks for the Pats this year. I think Brady and Moss have a good year left in them.

I had Fitz last year, and Boldin's big games made him a disappointment at times. I was hoping to catch Fitz or Calvin Johnson coming back on the second round, but the receivers went quick around the turn.