Mal schnell mein team über footballguys.com gerated:
Bashman Broncos:
QB: Drew Brees, Andy Dalton
RB: Trent Richardson, Frank Gore, Rashard Mendenhall, LeVeon Bell, Knowshon Moreno
WR: Vincent Jackson, Antonio Brown, Steve Smith, Vincent Brown, Percy Harvin
TE: Jermichael Finley, Brandon Pettigrew, Coby Fleener
PK: Randy Bullock
TD: Green Bay Packers
Overview:
Congratulations! You seem to have grabbed quality players at every turn of this draft. It's rare indeed to be better than the average team at the three core positions (quarterback, running back and receiver), but we think this team is. And it's above average at the supporting positions as well.
You must be among the favorites in this league and have positioned yourself to grab one of the playoff spots. But before you start engraving the trophy, realize that the draft is not the end of the story. Things can and do go wrong, so you need to remain diligent throughout the year to ensure you remain strong until the playoffs.
Players we particularly like on this team include Trent Richardson, Jermichael Finley, Vincent Brown, Antonio Brown, Steve Smith, Andy Dalton, LeVeon Bell, Frank Gore, Rashard Mendenhall, Randy Bullock, and the Packers defense. We have all these guys ranked ahead of where they are typically being drafted.
Bottom line:
With great inseason management, we think you have about a 99 percent chance of making the playoffs.
With good inseason management, we think you have about a 90 percent chance of making the playoffs.
With average inseason management, we think you have a 83 percent chance of making the playoffs.
In any event, we wish you the best of luck. Here's hoping all your weeks are like week 2 of 2012:
Trent Richardson vs. CIN: 145 combined yards, 2 TD
Vincent Jackson vs. NYG: 128 receiving yards, 1 TD
Andy Dalton vs. CLE: 318 passing yards, 3 TD
Drew Brees vs. CAR: 325 passing yards, 2 TD
Frank Gore vs. DET: 105 combined yards, 1 TD
QB Summary:
You don't need us to tell you this, but we'll tell you anyway: Drew Brees should ensure that your production at the quarterback position is among the best in the league. We have him as the #2 QB according to your scoring rules, and we figure he gives you about a 1.3 point-per-game advantage over an average starting QB.
Andy Dalton, who we have rated as the #13 QB, is a fine backup.
Incidentally, Dalton has what we project as a neutral matchup (DET) during Brees's bye.
RB Summary:
Nice work here. We like both your starting running backs. Our projections have Trent Richardson ranked fourth and Frank Gore ranked 16th.
Your bench also looks good. Rashard Mendenhall should serve as a very solid third running back. Likewise, LeVeon Bell should be excellent at RB4. Knowshon Moreno is a little below average as a fifth running back.
Note that the above "thoughts" were generated by David Dodds's projections. Others have different takes:
Some members of our staff have Knowshon Moreno ranked as high as 40th, which would make him a great fifth running back and even a legitimate RB4. Andy Hicks defends his high ranking as follows: "Knowshon Moreno demonstrated that he still has use as a running back in the NFL with a nice run at the end of 2012. Moreno stands to see significant work should one or both of rookie Montee Ball or 2nd year man Ronnie Hillman not be up to the standard required to protect Peyton Manning. John Fox will generally err on the side of caution and it wouldn't surprise me to see Knowshon Moreno play for significant parts of 2013."
WR Summary:
Your starting receiver group is a strength, particularly Antonio Brown as a second receiver. Vincent Jackson is our #8 ranked receiver, Brown is #17, and we have Steve Smith 20th.
Vincent Brown looks great as a fourth receiver; he's a likely flex starter. But Percy Harvin is out of his league as a fifth WR.
Note that the above "thoughts" were generated by David Dodds's projections. Others have different takes:
Some of our staffers have Vincent Jackson as high as #5, which would make him an above average first receiver. Mark Wimer's take: "Jackson is in a great situation down in Tampa Bay, with good surrounding talent and the trust of strong-armed Josh Freeman - what's not to like? Jackson should have no problem meeting or exceeding last year's numbers as long as he steers clear of off-field entanglements (which he managed to do last season). "
Some of our staffers have Percy Harvin as high as #48, which would make him a great fifth receiver and even a legitimate WR4. Chad Parsons's take: "With reports of Harvin being out until November or later, Harvin moves into flyer territory for redraft leagues where there is roster space to put him on the shelf and exercise patience hoping for a late-season payoff."
TE Summary:
Jermichael Finley should be above average as a starting tight end. We have him ranked fourth overall at the position. Brandon Pettigrew is a nice backup.
Note that the above "thoughts" were generated by David Dodds's projections. Others have different takes:
Brandon Pettigrew is ranked #9 by some of our writers, which would make him a great second tight end and even a legitimate TE1. Andy Hicks reasons, "The Lions are more likely to resemble the 2011 offense than the struggling version last year and that brings Brandon Pettigrew right into play as a fantasy option. With Titus Young no longer at the Lions and Ryan Broyles and Nate Burleson coming off bad injuries, the Lions will need to take the pressure off Calvin Johnson and Reggie Bush. Pettigrew is the perfect player to do that. "
Kicker Summary:
With Randy Bullock, you should be above average at the position.
Defense Summary:
The Packers are our #4 ranked defense, so you're in good shape here.
Trotz meiner ersten beiden Runden mit denen ich aufgrund autodraft nciht wirklich zufrieden bin. Aber immerhin insgesamt keine Vollkatastrophe. 
sind als Fußballer. Das die amerikanischen Sportler da noch einmal anders ticken und beim Football viele der Sportler aus den "sozial kritischen" schichten kommen ist dann noch einmal eine ganz andere Diskussion.