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Fortco Fantasy Football League Draft Results 06-Feb-2006 02:37 PM Eastern www.rtsports.com Fortco Fantasy Football League Draft Results 06-Feb-2006 02:37 PM Eastern Fortco Fantasy Football League Draft NFC Conference Sat., Aug 27 2005 11:15:00 AM Rounds: 16 Time Limit: Unlimited Round 1 Round 6 #1 5th Down - LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, SDG #1 Big AL - Ronnie Brown, RB, MIA #2 Simply The Nest!! - Shaun Alexander, RB, SEA #2 Lil Gaberik - J.J. Arrington, RB, ARI #3 Ken - Priest Holmes, RB, KAN #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 53 #4 Slugs - Peyton Manning, QB, IND #4 Yohannes - Overall 54 #5 WidowMakers - Edgerrin James, RB, IND #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 55 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Deuce McAllister, RB, NOR #6 WidowMakers - Overall 56 #7 Yohannes - Daunte Culpepper, QB, MIN #7 Slugs - Overall 57 #8 The Goon Squad - Willis McGahee, RB, BUF #8 Ken - Overall 58 #9 Lil Gaberik - Jamal Lewis, RB, BAL #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 59 #10 Big AL - Corey Dillon, RB, NWE #10 5th Down - Overall 60 Round 2 Round 7 #1 Big AL - Domanick Davis, RB, HOU #1 5th Down - Overall 61 #2 Lil Gaberik - Randy Moss, WR, OAK #2 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 62 #3 The Goon Squad - Julius Jones, RB, DAL #3 Ken - Overall 63 #4 Yohannes - Terrell Owens, WR, PHI #4 Slugs - Overall 64 #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Kevin Jones, RB, DET #5 WidowMakers - Overall 65 #6 WidowMakers - Marvin Harrison, WR, IND #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 66 #7 Slugs - Ahman Green, RB, GNB #7 Yohannes - Overall 67 #8 Ken - Clinton Portis, RB, WAS #8 The Goon Squad - Overall 68 #9 Simply The Nest!! - Donovan McNabb, QB, PHI #9 Lil Gaberik - Overall 69 #10 5th Down - Michael Vick, QB, ATL #10 Big AL - Overall 70 Round 3 Round 8 #1 5th Down - Rudi Johnson, RB, CIN #1 Big AL - Overall 71 #2 Simply The Nest!! - Tiki Barber, RB, NYG #2 Lil Gaberik - Overall 72 #3 Ken - Chad Johnson, WR, CIN #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 73 #4 Slugs - LaMont Jordan, RB, OAK #4 Yohannes - Overall 74 #5 WidowMakers - Brian Westbrook, RB, PHI #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 75 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Torry Holt, WR, STL #6 WidowMakers - Overall 76 #7 Yohannes - Curtis Martin, RB, NYJ #7 Slugs - Overall 77 #8 The Goon Squad - Javon Walker, WR, GNB #8 Ken - Overall 78 #9 Lil Gaberik - Fred Taylor, RB, JAC #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 79 #10 Big AL - Travis Henry, RB, TEN #10 5th Down - Overall 80 Round 4 Round 9 #1 Big AL - Brett Favre, QB, GNB #1 5th Down - Overall 81 #2 Lil Gaberik - Warrick Dunn, RB, ATL #2 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 82 #3 The Goon Squad - Antonio Gates, TE, SDG #3 Ken - Overall 83 #4 Yohannes - Reggie Wayne, WR, IND #4 Slugs - Overall 84 #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Trent Green, QB, KAN #5 WidowMakers - Overall 85 #6 WidowMakers - Tony Gonzalez, TE, KAN #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 86 #7 Slugs - Andre Johnson, WR, HOU #7 Yohannes - Overall 87 #8 Ken - Michael Clayton, WR, TAM #8 The Goon Squad - Overall 88 #9 Simply The Nest!! - Joe Horn, WR, NOR #9 Lil Gaberik - Overall 89 #10 5th Down - Steven Jackson, RB, STL #10 Big AL - Overall 90 Round 5 Round 10 #1 5th Down - Tatum Bell, RB, DEN #1 Big AL - Overall 91 #2 Simply The Nest!! - Alge Crumpler, TE, ATL #2 Lil Gaberik - Overall 92 #3 Ken - Marc Bulger, QB, STL #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 93 #4 Slugs - Jason Witten, TE, DAL #4 Yohannes - Overall 94 #5 WidowMakers - Jake Plummer, QB, DEN #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 95 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Thomas Jones, RB, CHI #6 WidowMakers - Overall 96 #7 Yohannes - Todd Heap, TE, BAL #7 Slugs - Overall 97 #8 The Goon Squad - Kerry Collins, QB, OAK #8 Ken - Overall 98 #9 Lil Gaberik - Nate Burleson, WR, MIN #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 99 #10 Big AL - Larry Fitzgerald, WR, ARI #10 5th Down - Overall 100 Copyright (c) 2006 RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. www.rtsports.com Fortco Fantasy Football League Draft Results 06-Feb-2006 02:37 PM Eastern Round 11 Round 16 #1 5th Down - Overall 101 #1 Big AL - Overall 151 #2 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 102 #2 Lil Gaberik - Overall 152 #3 Ken - Overall 103 #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 153 #4 Slugs - Overall 104 #4 Yohannes - Overall 154 #5 WidowMakers - Overall 105 #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 155 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 106 #6 WidowMakers - Overall 156 #7 Yohannes - Overall 107 #7 Slugs - Overall 157 #8 The Goon Squad - Overall 108 #8 Ken - Overall 158 #9 Lil Gaberik - Overall 109 #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 159 #10 Big AL - Overall 110 #10 5th Down - Overall 160 Round 12 #1 Big AL - Overall 111 #2 Lil Gaberik - Overall 112 #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 113 #4 Yohannes - Overall 114 #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 115 #6 WidowMakers - Overall 116 #7 Slugs - Overall 117 #8 Ken - Overall 118 #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 119 #10 5th Down - Overall 120 Round 13 #1 5th Down - Overall 121 #2 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 122 #3 Ken - Overall 123 #4 Slugs - Overall 124 #5 WidowMakers - Overall 125 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 126 #7 Yohannes - Overall 127 #8 The Goon Squad - Overall 128 #9 Lil Gaberik - Overall 129 #10 Big AL - Overall 130 Round 14 #1 Big AL - Overall 131 #2 Lil Gaberik - Overall 132 #3 The Goon Squad - Overall 133 #4 Yohannes - Overall 134 #5 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 135 #6 WidowMakers - Overall 136 #7 Slugs - Overall 137 #8 Ken - Overall 138 #9 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 139 #10 5th Down - Overall 140 Round 15 #1 5th Down - Overall 141 #2 Simply The Nest!! - Overall 142 #3 Ken - Overall 143 #4 Slugs - Overall 144 #5 WidowMakers - Overall 145 #6 Unsurpassable 80 - Overall 146 #7 Yohannes - Overall 147 #8 The Goon Squad - Overall 148 #9 Lil Gaberik - Overall 149 #10 Big AL - Overall 150 Copyright (c) 2006 RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc..
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