Leonidas

Just in case I get banned (which seems likely), or I forget to pick (at least I have something in by default). Can we make this one a $$ pool? I'm sure everyone will send in a check if we ask them nicely... What happens after week 17? Do we simply tie? Does it somehow carry into the playoffs?

BuffOrange, who do you have left? I can't believe this thing is still going on. Week 17 really sucks, but here's who I'm taking for the rest of the season (should it get that far): Week 16: Dallas over Arizona Week 17: San Francisco over Arizona

Maybe picking them in "random order" is not the best way to go about this...

+1

Just in case I forget... Week 15: Chicago over Minnesota Week 16: Dallas over Arizona Week 17: Houston over Jax

This game was boring as hell...until I thought about the 6-3 slobberknocker from last year.

You lucked out. I thought Oakland had that thing. I've got Miami for next weekend, but that might change.

Hey SJBF, are we still on with the Aaron Maybin bet?

Check that. In light of Matt Cassel's appendectomy, I have revised my picks: Week 14: SD over KC Week 15: Miami over Buffalo Week 16: Dallas over Arizona Week 17: Houston over Jax

Going forward: Week 14: Jax over Oakland Week 15: SD over SF Week 16: Dallas over Arizona Week 17: Houston over Jax

Just for my own benefit, I have already used: Tennessee, Green Bay, New England, New Orleans, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Kansas City, Tampa, Atlanta, NYJ, NYG. For week 13, I'll take Seattle at home over Carolina.

How have you gotten so far without using all these good teams???? NYG for this week, then...!@#$, I dunno.

And it continues...

You're right. I forgot about Tim Dwight and Reche Caldwell (drafted from the 2nd rounder the next year). The problem is that it was almost a full decade ago and there's a ton of mis-information out there (see below). I could have sworn there was a pick in 2002 too, thanks for the heads up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Vick#NFL_Draft http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2670541 http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/2001/draft/

Since nobody answered your question... According to the chart, no, a 1st and 3rd wouldn't be enough to move up from #5 to #1, hypothetically speaking. In fact, all of your picks wouldn't be enough to move up from #5 to #1. But that's just the chart. In reality, it's much more feasible. In 2001 Atlanta traded the #5 overall pick and the fifth pick in the third round for the #1 overall pick and drafted Michael Vick. The Chargers took LT at #5 and some bum CB in the third.