Knockerdog - Michael Richmer

Tom Brady
Isaiah Crowell 
Derrick Henry 
Odell Beckham Jr. 
Martavis Bryant 
Amari Cooper 
Jason Witten 
Justin Tucker 
Baltimore Ravens 
Eli Manning
Duke Johnson 
Doug Martin 
T.J. Yeldon 
Cole Beasley 
Jeremy Maclin 
Eric Ebron

Pre-draft strategy: My plan was to get good quality players at a good ADP. Value at each position with upside as the season progresses. Came up a little short at running back but other positions seem well balanced.

Favorite pick: Favorite pick was Odell Beckham at 1.08. I wasn't expecting him to be there.

Least favorite pick: Least favorite pick was Eric Ebron. I had to get a tight end and he seemed like best available, but I'd rather have gotten Hunter Henry, who was taken just before my turn.

What you learned: I learned never to think you are going to get a certain player in this draft when going against this bunch of great fantasy football players. I also learned that the players doing this draft are savvy and well experienced, and a great group of guys.

foosball.com - Brad Petri

Carson Palmer 
Dak Prescott 
Giovani Bernard 
Frank Gore 
Lamar Miller 
Latavius Murray 
Theo Riddick 
Spencer Ware 
Keenan Allen
Dez Bryant 
Randall Cobb 
Stefon Diggs 
Julio Jones 
Cameron Brate 
Tyler Eifert 
Seattle Seahawks

Pre-draft strategy: I draft for value. I have players slotted to certain rounds and try my best not to reach. Most of the time I end up with solid teams. I may not always have the flash but will be competitive in the long run.

Favorite pick: My best player is Julio Jones. I could have flipped with Odell Beckham, who had nice value falling to eight. Beckham and Jones are pretty equal pairing with Dez Bryant, barring injuries. Either should be solid receiver combo for me. I went for quarterback late. I wanted Dak Prescott or Ben Roethlisberger. It happened to work out.

Least favorite pick: My least favorite pick is Spencer Ware. It was too early for me but run on running backs that had several go earlier than normal. I had him grouped with about three others - none of which would have made it back to my spot. So it worked out getting him, but not sure if he was the right choice of the four backs I liked in that spot.

What you learned: The draft really had no surprises. The running backs went little earlier than normal. Usually, the top fantasy players seem wide receiver heavy. Stay true to your board. Little reaches usually pay off with solid team. My team looks competitive.

RnR Express - Gregory Marrapese

Jameis Winston 
Leonard Fournette 
Mark Ingram 
Doug Baldwin 
Antonio Brown 
Julian Edelman 
Kyle Rudolph 
Adam Vinatieri 
Arizona Cardinals 
Matthew Stafford 
Adrian Peterson 
Darren Sproles 
James White 
Rishard Matthews 
Mike Wallace
C.J. Fiedorowicz

Pre-draft strategy: My strategy was to wait on a quarterback until at least Round 6 or 7. I usually like to draft at least two running backs and three really good receivers first. I always try to get a great trio of receivers. After that, I will look to see what tier player is better, either quarterback or tight end. Because I had the fourth pick I was hoping to get Antonio Brown and it worked out just like I wanted it to.

Favorite pick: My favorite pick was my first pick in the first round, Antonio Brown. I didn't know if he would be there at four or not. Some drafts Brown is going third overall. So when it was my pick at four and he was there, I was really happy. Looking at Pittsburg's schedule this year I really didn't see any bad matchups. I think he will have a great year as long as Big Ben Roethilsberger stays healthy.

Least Favorite pick: My least favorite pick was the quarterback that I took for my QB1 (Jameis Winston). In Round 7, after I had grabbed my receivers and running back, I grabbed Kyle Rudolph for my tight end. I was targeting Russell Wilson with my next pick but when it was my turn, he was gone. So because of Wilson being off the board, I took Jameis Winston. If I could do it over again I would of taken Wilson at 7.4 and then at 8.9 grabbed either Rudolph or Hunter Henry. I think having a good QB1 is more valuable then getting Rudolph.

What you learned: What I learned was even though in this draft there were some really good fantasy players, some of the picks surprised me. I think some guys had people they liked and they weren't afraid to reach for them. In the bottom of the fifth round and top of the sixth round, last year's champion took DeVante Parker instead of Emmanuel Sanders, Brandon Marshall or Larry Fitzgerald. I thought that was a really bad move. Parker is hyped every offseason but it's clear by now that he has not lived up to the hype. Also, a couple of teams took a defense in the 11th round, which forced me to pick the defense I wanted early.

Assassins - Steve Fleming

Matt Ryan
Tyrod Taylor 
Melvin Gordon 
Alvin Kamara
Ty Montgomery 
DeMarco Murray 
Jonathan Williams 
Kenny Britt 
Quincy Enunwa 
Pierre Garcon 
Willie Snead 
Sammy Watkins 
Jack Doyle
Travis Kelce
Wil Lutz
Houston Texans

Pre-draft strategy: I'm a proponent of value based drafting. Anyone can make a good pick, but making that pick in the correct round, not "reaching" for the guy you have to have, is the secret.

Favorite pick: I like picking early round running backs, hence the selection of Melvin Gordon instead of a wide receiver in the first round. Good receivers, such as Willie Snead, Pierre Garcon and Kenny Britt, can be had in later rounds. Good running backs, not so much.

Least favorite pick: DeMarco Murray is my least favorite pick because I failed to select his handcuff, Derrick Henry. Big mistake on my part.

What you learned: I use FantasyPros Draft Wizard and David Dodds' PPR Draft List in all my drafts. I learned never to draft without them, especially when the competition is the best in the world.

Rocco's Team - Rocco Frost

Cam Newton 
Ameer Abdullah 
Eddie Lacy 
LeSean McCoy 
Jarvis Landry 
Demaryius Thomas 
Rob Gronkowski 
Carolina Panthers 
Kareem Hunt
Dion Lewis 
Thomas Rawls 
Ted Ginn Jr. 
Cameron Meredith 
Golden Tate 
Dwayne Allen 
Jared Cook

Pre-draft strategy: in a single flex, 16-round league, I think it's important to get a running back right away. At the sixth pick, I knew I needed to grab a running back or wouldn't see one I like in the second round at the six hole.

Favorite pick: Favorite pick would be Rob Gronkowski. If healthy, he is a difference maker or playoff winner.

Least favorite pick: My least favorite would be Dwayne Allen. But if you get Gronk, you need Allen if Gronk gets injured.

What you learned: Quarterback position is DEEP this year. You can wait on quarterback, especially in a 16-round league. Also, no need to get a kicker till waivers as it's worth a late pick on a possible breakout sleeper. For me, I took Ted Ginn. He could be a WR2.

Tijuana Donkey Cartel - Bryan Hough

Andrew Luck
Jay Ajayi
Jordan Howard 
Davante Adams 
Brandon Marshall 
Donte Moncrief 
Jordan Reed
New York Giants 
Philip Rivers 
Kenyan Drake 
Jeremy Langford 
Jamaal Williams 
Danny Woodhead 
Kevin White 
Robert Woods 
Hunter Henry

Pre-draft strategy: My strategy was to get two quality running backs in the first two rounds and then get a top tight end in the third round. I followed up with three good wide receivers in Rounds 4-6 and a top-five quarterback in the seventh. The last nine rounds I was looking for value or deep sleepers.

Favorite pick: I would say Andrew Luck. I know he is recovering from surgery, but should be good to go for the season. The reason why he is my favorite pick is that I drafted him in the seventh round, which I think is a steal. Could easily be a top-three quarterback this year. He is low risk/high reward.

Least favorite pick: It would be Robert Woods. There is a chance he could be their No. 1 receiver, but the offense won't be that good this year. Also, Tavon Austin might end up being the go-to receiver.

What you learned: There are some very good fantasy players that have different strategies and styles on drafting. It is hard to get value going against some great players like them.

Rosenhaus Factor - Darren Larson

Russell Wilson 
Jamaal Charles 
Kenneth Dixon 
Christian McCaffrey 
Jeremy McNichols 
Bilal Powell
Jalen Richard 
Jacquizz Rodgers 
Charles Sims 
Terrance West 
Larry Fitzgerald 
A.J. Green 
Marvin Jones 
Jordy Nelson 
Allen Robinson 
Delanie Walker

Pre-draft strategy: From the 12th spot, I usually try to go receiver/running back to start. Well, I just couldn't pass up the A.J. Green/Jordy Nelson combo at the end of the first round, which threw the pre-draft strategy out the window. That first turn changed my strategy of a value drafter for all positions. I had to utilize two picks in a row to secure a couple backfields (Baltimore and Tampa Bay), or most of anyway. Did I make the right decision at that first turn? That's the big question. Not sure. I guess we will find out. Planned on securing a solid quarterback and tight end mid-draft and then focus on filling out the roster utilizing the best position available strategy on receiver and running back, and foregoing the defense and kicker positions until waivers.

Favorite pick: A.J. Green at 1.12. I was surprised he made it there with this group. He just produces.

Least favorite pick: The Terrance West/Kenneth Dixon combo at 9.12 and 10.1. I usually don't draft either one of those guys. That was the price of starting out receiver-receiver. I felt like I was forced to solidify the running back position a little more.

What you learned: I don't like drafting No. 12 with this caliber of drafters! It was hard to wait in between picks and it seemed like I was never chomping at the bit to select two obvious players. As I have said, the receiver-receiver start at the turn altered my strategy but you have to adjust in drafts. I don't mind drafting contrarian when needed. You should never draft so regimented that you cannot deviate when values arise. I am not sure if I love or hate this team. Running back I think will be the key.

Supercharged Champs - Jeffrey Jones

Aaron Rodgers 
Le'Veon Bell
C.J. Prosise
Corey Davis 
Tyreek Hill
Terrelle Pryor 
David Njoku 
Pittsburgh Steelers 
Kirk Cousins 
James Conner 
Dalvin Cook 
Samaje Perine
Joe Williams 
Tavon Austin
John Brown 
Kansas City Chiefs

Pre-draft strategy: Don't let Martellus Bennett get by if I miss on Travis Kelce and Jordan Reed.

Favorite pick: None.

Least favorite pick: Tavon Austin and David Njoku for a starter at tight end.

What you learned: Need to do some work on the waivers.

Brians Team - Brian Moeller

Blake Bortles 
Andy Dalton 
D'Onta Foreman 
Matt Forte
Todd Gurley
Jeremy Hill
David Johnson
Joe Mixon
Corey Coleman 
Michael Crabtree 
Jamison Crowder 
DeAndre Hopkins 
Adam Thielen 
Martellus Bennett 
Stephen Gostkowski 
Atlanta Falcons

Pre-draft strategy: My plan was just to take the best player available for the most part. However, I planned to wait on drafting my quarterback. My plan was to be the last team to take a quarterback.

Favorite pick: Jamison Crowder. In a PPR format, he's the best Redskins receiver in my opinion and also has an outside shot at 100 receptions. Loved the sixth-round price tag.

Least favorite pick: Matt Forte. I loathed this pick! Mostly due to the fact that I screwed up and accidentally picked Forte instead of Eddie Lacy (my intended target). I figured it was too late to stop the draft since three picks had been made after mine when I had realized my mistake.

What you learned: I was indeed the last team to take a quarterback. Unfortunately, I got too cute and took Corey Coleman in Round 8 instead of Kirk Cousins (whom I badly wanted). It's never a good idea to assume a guy you covet will fall back around to you after picking either at the beginning or the back end of the round. I should have taken Cousins in hindsight. Having to settle for Andy Dalton after Cousins went one pick before me was very frustrating. Having to reach for Blake Bortles as my No. 2 quarterback didn't make me feel any better.

Finztastic - Tom Smith

Drew Brees 
Ezekiel Elliott 
Marshawn Lynch 
Kelvin Benjamin 
DeSean Jackson 
Alshon Jeffery 
Jimmy Graham 
Matt Bryant 
Denver Broncos 
Carson Wentz 
Mike Gillislee 
Robert Kelley 
Shane Vereen 
John Ross
Tyrell Williams 
Coby Fleener

Pre-draft strategy: Did not submit writeup.

Favorite pick: Did not submit writeup.

Least favorite pick: Did not submit writeup.

What you learned: Did not submit writeup.

Lighters CL - Roger L.

Ben Roethlisberger 
Devonta Freeman 
Paul Perkins 
Jordan Matthews 
DeVante Parker 
Michael Thomas 
Zach Ertz
Dan Bailey 
Minnesota Vikings 
Derek Carr
Tevin Coleman 
Marlon Mack 
Robby Anderson 
Brandin Cooks 
Allen Hurns
Mike Williams

Pre-draft strategy: Picking Number 10, realized that I would be drafting Tier 2/3 type of receivers and running backs. Therefore, I wanted to pick a combination of either four receivers and two running baks or three of each in the first six rounds of the draft. Only quarterback worth while would have been Aaron Rodgers with the 10th pick in Round 3.

Favorite pick: Round 7 choice of eight end Zack Eritz. I am anticipating a huge year from him due to the improvement the Eagles have made with their receiving corps with the addition of Alshon Jeffery. This could backfire with less targets for Ertz, but I expect other teams will be double teaming Jeffery, playing their safety over the top. Therefore, providing Ertz with being covered more frequently by a linebacker. Also, I liked my back-to-back quarterback picks in Rounds 9 and 10 in Ben Roethlisberger and Derek Carr. Hoping to use the two of them interchangeably based on the weekly matchup. Know this is like playing Russian roulette and this weekly selection at quarterback could lead to my team's demise. Indy running back Marlon Mack might be a good late choice flyer in Round 11.

Least favorite pick: Probably my first six picks. As Evans was falling, I was hoping to get him and then adding Bears running back Jordan Howard in Round 2. Got neither of them. Paul Perkins was probably a reach in Round 4 as he will be an extreme hit or miss selection. Should have taken receiver Jarvis Landry with this pick instead.

What you learned: Should have done other drafts prior to this one. Doing your first draft against this talented group of owners was a mistake. This year's draft appears to be a repeat of last year's drafts with how the players were chosen by position in the first six rounds.

Paur Play - Jeff Paur

Marcus Mariota 
C.J. Anderson 
Carlos Hyde 
Mike Evans
T Y Hilton
Emmanuel Sanders 
Greg Olsen
Cairo Santos
New England Patriots 
Ryan Tannehill 
LeGarrette Blount 
Jonathan Stewart 
Eric Decker
Josh Doctson 
Sterling Shepard 
Julius Thomas

Pre-draft strategy: I had the ninth pick in the draft so my thought was to take an elite receiver with my first pick and get either Jay Ajayi or Jordan Howard on the way back, having a great foundation for my team. That didn't work out as both Ajayi and Howard went a little sooner than I thought. I also wanted to wait on a quarterback because the position is so crazy deep this year. I thought about getting either Marcus Mariota or Jameis Winston to man my No. 1 spot because I like their chances for a breakout season. I did want to make sure I had two dependable backs on my roster because I feel the position is an important one to find stability this year. Not all of this played out as I had hoped but that is fantasy football.

Favorite pick: It isn't a flashy pick but I really thought my selection of Emmanuel Sanders in the sixth round was great value. He is my No. 3 receiver and provides me a great weekly flex option or spot starter as my No. 1 or 2 receiver. Sanders didn't have the best quarterback situation last year but still produced good numbers. The quarterback spot in Denver should be more dependable, so I like his numbers to improve this year.

Least favorite pick: I really don't like Carlos Hyde at all this year but ended up taking him as my No. 1 back. I just think he has too many question marks to depend on him as my No. 1 back. I really wish I would have acted sooner on my No. 1 back. I think if I had to do it over again, I would have taken Ajayi with my first pick at nine overall. Oh well. Live and learn, right?

What you learned: Like most years with this group, I learned that if you want a player in this league you might have to act a round or two sooner than usual. Don't wait around, thinking players are going to fall to you. If you have a target, go get him on your roster. Also, I feel the receiver position is a little deeper this year with top talent. It was interesting to me to see guys like Sanders and John Brown fall pretty low. I also think that the running back position remains a scary one for fantasy teams. Once the first 12 or so backs are gone, things get pretty iffy going forward for that spot for your team.