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	<title>Comments on: Fantasy Update #2</title>
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		<title>By: Andy</title>
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		<description>My own observation on this team, which we co-own, is that we are in okay shape heading into the season but that we might have waited a little bit too long to make our move.

We had $3 left for our last pick, Kaeding. And I would have preferred to spend $1 on a kicker and $1 on a defense while using the other $4 or so earlier in the auction on one RB that is a bit more of a sure thing.

I like Kevin Smith - he&#039;s got no competition for the job. And I think Thomas Jones will be better than he was last year. But the collection is very hit or miss. That said, we achieved a quarterback that should be set for a great year and two or three elite-level wide receivers, depending on Johnson&#039;s health and Evans&#039; ability to make it come together for an entire season.

So, we gave ourselves a shot. We&#039;ll have to monitor the waiver wires aggressively to try and find this year&#039;s Ryan Grant or Earnest Graham. Not the best team we&#039;ve ever assembled, but it&#039;s how you finish, not how you start.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My own observation on this team, which we co-own, is that we are in okay shape heading into the season but that we might have waited a little bit too long to make our move.</p>
<p>We had $3 left for our last pick, Kaeding. And I would have preferred to spend $1 on a kicker and $1 on a defense while using the other $4 or so earlier in the auction on one RB that is a bit more of a sure thing.</p>
<p>I like Kevin Smith &#8211; he&#8217;s got no competition for the job. And I think Thomas Jones will be better than he was last year. But the collection is very hit or miss. That said, we achieved a quarterback that should be set for a great year and two or three elite-level wide receivers, depending on Johnson&#8217;s health and Evans&#8217; ability to make it come together for an entire season.</p>
<p>So, we gave ourselves a shot. We&#8217;ll have to monitor the waiver wires aggressively to try and find this year&#8217;s Ryan Grant or Earnest Graham. Not the best team we&#8217;ve ever assembled, but it&#8217;s how you finish, not how you start.</p>
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