My draft was wierd this year. I'm normally two RB's, but rolled the dice and took Peyton near the end of two, because I've had QB issues the last two years, and he's just so consistent. Never thought he'd be there, so I took him. At three I could have taken Portis or Jacobs, but had been reading so much about the lack of top WR's, got spooked into taking S.Smith. At four, my best option was WR, and at five I felt that way too. Soon, everybody is laughing at me, because I only have one RB and I never do that.I then got four in a row, all with potential, but all with questions. Addai, Moreno, Parker, and Ray Rice. With Baltimore's first game being at home against a weak team, I'm actually leaning toward starting Rice. I've never started a RB drafted so low in the first game. Anybody have a good feel on when/if Moreno might be starting? Also, has Mendenhall looked like he's taking a lot of carries from Willie? I'm assuming that's why I was able to get them so late in my league, but not was I was planning on at all.

I'm assuming this is a redraft league... I am curious what other QBs were on the board when you took Peyton.

You should be starting Rice for week 1 with few reservations.

I took Peyton third behind Brees and Brady. Bress went 10 (ten team league), Brady went 13 and I took Manning at 19. All along, I had planned on taking a QB either round 4/5 (Warner/Romo/Rivers) or 6/7 (Shaub/Palmer/Hasselback) but being swayed by how Manning has done for me in the past and the fact he never misses a game. I think, obviously, I could have added a back like Portis or Jacobs there, gotten S.Smith at three, and taken my QB somewhere between 5-7. Hope Peyton has a good year...