Rate my Fantasy Football Team and join my league.?

Question

Here is my team from my first draft this season.

Tom Brady QB

Ryan Grant RB

Brandon Jacobs RB

Terrell Owens WR

Brandon Marshall WR

Calvin Johnson WR

Greg Olsen TE

Jeff Reed K

Cowboys DST

Willie Parker RB RS

Selvin Young RB RS

Matt Forte RB RS

Nate Burleson WR RS

Desean Jackson WR RS

When it comes to reserves, I tend to take quality over bye week replacements. Easier to trade and its too early to think about bye weeks.

For anyone who wants to join my other league, its at www.sportsline.com

Fantasy Football Rematch 2

Draft June 15, 11:30 ET

Password : Kewp101

Or just send me an email and I can send you an invite..

Answer 1

It looks good on paper so far. I'd even be happy with Olsen as a trade off for depth at RB. It will be interesting to see how Grant does with Rogers at QB, especially since he's unhappy with his contract and not participating yet. Personally, I like him though. If you've got a league drafting in late August, I'd be interested, but it's way too early for me to be drafting yet -  especially this year when many people are anticipating more veterans being injured during training camp because the roster exemptions don't exist any more.

Answer 2

you need 1 more stud rb & wr.  personally i don't like olsen.

but really it all depends on how many teams are in your league

if you are in a typical 10 team league,  then i would say your team is pretty good (top 5)

good luck

Answer 3

How many teams ?  If over 8 teams in your league, you got a great line-up there...

Answer 4

I really like Grant.  He's the real deal.  Trust me, Olsen's going to be productive this year- don't get rid of him.  Need a better back-up WR if starting 3 in this league.  Be sure to watch Marshall as he injured his arm pretty bad in the off-season.

Over-all a great team - 9.5

Answer 5

dude where can i sign up.

i'm up for it.

your team has a great QB

a pretty OK WR's

below AVG tight end. get more depth

trade a running back for a little more depth in wide out and defense.