Craig Davis

These auction values are the average value the player was drafted for 12-team auction leagues. Numbers are based on a $200 budget, dating back to early May, 2011, and averaged among four different auction sources.

These auction values are the average value the player was drafted for 12-team auction leagues. Numbers are based on a $200 budget, dating back to early May, 2011, and averaged among four different auction sources.

These auction values are the average value the player was drafted for 12-team auction leagues. Numbers are based on a $200 budget, dating back to early May, 2011, and averaged among four different auction sources.

Over the course of the next few months, FantasyFootball.com is going to be answering a select few email questions each week and present them to you in “article format”.

Over the course of the next few months, FantasyFootball.com is going to be answering a select few email questions each week and present them to you in “article format”.

Over the course of the next few months, FantasyFootball.com is going to be answering a select few email questions each week and present them to you in “article format”. I received over 20 questions this week, and although I wish I could answer all 20 of them here, I selected just a few that I thought would make for good reading and might help more than just a few members.

We’ve all played out the “third-year WR theory”. You know… the one that says wide receivers tend to have their breakout season (if they’re going to have one) in their third year in the league. But to assume that every receiver entering his third season is going to “break out” is immature and uninformed.

Just because you think Knowshon Moreno is as good as any RB in the league (which he might be), taking him in the first round to stroke your ego could be a catastrophic decision. For starters, the guy plays on a losing team with a running QB.

What most people consider a hobby in the middle of the summer, I take very seriously. I’m participating in a Dynasty Experts League that I prepare very hard for. Although it’s enjoyable… it’s my job. I consider it work as much as I do a hobby. I joined this league last year with 11 other fantasy football veterans and I plan to win every year I play.

Even though we’re still waiting “on hold” for this ridiculous NFL Lockout to subside, it’s never too early or too late to analyze what the rest of the fantasy football world is doing. I know this much… there have been hundreds of fantasy football drafts already taken place.