One must also be aware of the fact that while he is not likely to keep that edge over Warrick, he is a good prospect as a number two or three wide receiver on your roster. So much luck is involved in drafting players that after a while, you get a little nervous making those high picks. I think the answer there is pretty obvious. Having watched almost every Bear game over that era, there is just no way he would have been. Seeing Olandis Gary and Mike Anderson be very successful the last two years spelling Terrell Davis, one wonders if they would have even been noticed if he had not been hurt.
Fantasy football is a game of some degree of skill and a lot of luck.
Most of all, it's a lot of fun. It gives those of us who coach from the couch a chance to share in the proverbial joys of victory and agony of defeat. Now is the time to start compiling lists of prospective players. When you see an article with something good about an obscure running back with some upside potential, write his name down. Read as much as you can and take notes.