Round 6 Continues:
6.01 TheSportsBank.net – Cedric Benson, RB, Cincinnati:
I go with Benson here because unlike some of the backs that are ranked higher, Benson is going to get the bulk of the touches in Cincinnati. I’m not in love with the pick, but it is a safe pick that will give me points every week.
West’s Analysis: Benson could be very underrated here. No one to challenge him to run the ball, he should do well as long as the passing game is effective.

So not a lot of you are confused, I broke down the rosters for each team through 5 rounds. After each round, I’ll post the rosters for each team.
If you missed any of the picks, click here.
JunkyardJake.com: Adrian Peterson, RB; Steve Smith, WR; Peyton Manning, QB; Darren McFadden, RB; Vincent Jackson, WR
FantasyFootballXtreme.com: Maurice Jones-Drew, RB; Reggie Wayne, WR; Marques Colston, WR; Joseph Addai, RB; Marshawn Lynch, RB
FantasyDraftEdge.com: Michael Turner, RB; Marion Barber, RB; Greg Jennings, WR; T.J. Houshmanzadeh, WR; Jonathon Stewart, RB
TheSportsBank.net: Matt Forte, RB; Anquan Boldin, WR; Antonio Gates, …

I really think round 5 has defined this draft. I didn’t see one bad pick in this draft, and it really goes to show what type of people we have drafting in this league. Getting mid and late round guys who perform higher than where you drafted is the key to successful.
I think the pick of the round would be Thomas Jones or Marshawn Lynch. Those two guys could have huge years but they are big risk/reward guys.
If you missed any of the past rounds click here:
Here is round 5:
5.01 …

As round 4 continues you see some reaches on players because of the respective position.
I personally liked Braylon Edwards getting picked because of his talent alone. He should be a top 5 wide receiver but for some reason he can’t seem to perform well at times. I think this year he will be very good.
If you missed Rounds 1-3. Click here to get to the main page of all the rounds.
4.01 TheSportsBank.net – Wes Welker, WR, New England:
Welker is a focal point of the Patriots offense no matter who is …

As we continue into round 3, this draft is getting harder and harder.
You are starting to see more QBs and WRs get taken as the RB positon is starting to get a little thin with elite talent.
If you missed Rounds 1 and 2, here is Round 1 and here is Round 2.
3.01 JunkyardJake.com – Peyton Manning, QB, Indianapolis: The retirement of Tom Moore, and the absence of Marvin Harrison this season raises some concerns, but in reality, Manning is essentially his own offensive coordinator on many plays, and Anthony Gonzalez …