Thanks for all of the input guys/girls...
It's good to see that there were a LOT of different strategies through each draft. I was telling everybody that ADP sheets were only good for toilet paper, because you can't use them for much else. They are good to have to help you along, but I guarantee that most of your ADP lists were scattered after rounds 7 or 8.
I still look through my draft, and with a full starting lineup already in place, I would do it again, the exact same way. I came within 6 picks of having De.Foster or Julius Jones as my #2. Considering I waited until round SEVEN to get my RB 2, I don't think it was all that bad. I wound up with Chester Taylor, and I would have rather had Julius or De.Foster, but it is what it is. My other RB's that I drafted each have a chance of getting some solid RBBC playing time, and that's all I expected with this strategy.
Round 1-Westbrook RB
Round 2-Harrison WR1
Round 3-J.Walker WR2
Round 4-Bulger QB
Round 5-J.Galloway WR3
Round 6-K.Curtis FLEX WR4
Round 7-Ch.Taylor RB
Round 8-O.Daniels TE
Round 9 - P.Rivers QB2 *The STIR
Round 10-A.Thomas RB3
Round 11-D.Rhodes RB4
Round 12-Tony Hunt RB5
Round 13-Craig Davis WR5
Round 14-Neil Rackers K
Round 15-Tab Perry WR6
Round 16-PHILLY DEFENSE
Round 17-Lance Moore WR7
Round 18-Greg Olsen TE2(I know he's banged up...Owen Daniels, my TE1 doesn't have a bye until week 10.)
Same here. [/QUOTE]Shoot, he went in the ELEVENTH in one NY league! 
[/QUOTE]I have to say, Billy, you should be the LAST guy using the bugeyes icon today. The guys that fell to you in the first five rounds was SICK. Gore in 1. Green in 4, Edwards in 5. SICK.