No. 10 Pick:Brendan Kennealy
Q. Why did you chooseAntonio Brownwith the 10th overall pick?
A. In a PPR league it is huge to have the guys with big reception numbers on your team and I was very surprised that Brown, who is listed as the top WR option based off of ESPN rankings, was still there at 10th overall. I had to grab him there after his 129 reception season last year. Especially withLe’Veon Bellmissing the first two games the Steelers will rely on their passing game heavily.
Q. Why did you choose wide receivers with each of your first three picks?
A. Aside from Brown, I believe thatDez Bryantwill have a terrific year in the Cowboys offense this year withDeMarco Murrayout of the picture. The Cowboys will bank on their passing game a whole lot more than last year and Bryant is the No. 1 red zone target for them.Alshon Jefferywas the best player, in my opinion, on the board at 30th overall. WithBrandon Marshallwith the New York Jets now, Jeffery is the No. 1 target in the Bears offense. Having three studs at the same position allows me the flexibility to move one of them potentially to upgrade at a different position.
Q. What grade would you give your draft and why?
A. I would give my draft a C. I feel like my trio of wide receivers is solid, but I feel like I took the Seattle defense far too early, my running back corps are a tad weak, and my quarterback depth was lacking out of the draft. Since the draft I movedGiovani BernardforMatthew Stafford, who will start for me the first five weeks of the season whileTom Bradyserves his suspension, andBishop Sankey(solely for team name purposes.
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