What the heck, Im bored. The key is keeping the cap in mind. Meaning, you cant have a ton of guys who are highly paid and 1st round draft picks. Should be interesting to see what we can work with. Here's mine. Now I know theres no way you can know for sure that your team is under the cap, but just give it a try. Im not even sure if this team is under the cap, but I think its fair.
QB - Tony Romo
RB - Adrian Peterson
HBack - Kyle Brady
LT - Marcus McNeil
LG - David Diehl
C - Andre Gurode
RG - Shaun Andrews
RT - Kareem McKenzie
TE - Jason Witten
WR - Randy Moss
WR - Marques Colston
Slot - Patrick Crayton
Romo is actually cheap for a franchise qb, McNeil is cheap for a LT, Diehl is cheap for a PB caliber Guard, and while money is spent on Gurode and Andrews, their paycheck is not that bad considering the type of money that interior olinemen have been getting recently. Witten is cheap for his caliber TE, Colston is a 7th rounder, and Moss is cheap. Crayton is cheap too. Peterson is money well spent.
Defense
LE - Aaron Kampman
NT - Kelly Gregg
UT - Kevin Williams
RE - Justin Tuck
WILL - Julian Peterson
MIKE - DeMeco Ryans
SAM - Michael Boley
CB - Champ Bailey
SS - Dawan Landry
FS - Sean Taylor
CB - Terrance Newman
My defense is where more money is spent, particularly in the 2ndary. Kampman, Tuck and Gregg are all underpaid and all studs. Money is spent on Williams on the dline.
Money is spent on Peterson in the LB core, Ryans is cheap as a 2nd round pick, and Boley the same.
Like I said, I spent big bucks in the secondary minus Dawan Landry, who's a 5th round pick.
And with that front, you can put Peterson, Kampman, Tuck and Williams on the dline in the nickel, and blitz Boley if you want, you basically have a very good pass rushing front. Couple that with speedy LBs, and a great secondary, thats a pretty good defense.
Special Teams:
KR/PR: Leon Washington (5th round pick)
Kicker: Stephen Gostkowski (im pretty sure he's cheap)
Punter: The Immortal Jeff Feagles
QB - Tony Romo
RB - Adrian Peterson
HBack - Kyle Brady
LT - Marcus McNeil
LG - David Diehl
C - Andre Gurode
RG - Shaun Andrews
RT - Kareem McKenzie
TE - Jason Witten
WR - Randy Moss
WR - Marques Colston
Slot - Patrick Crayton
Romo is actually cheap for a franchise qb, McNeil is cheap for a LT, Diehl is cheap for a PB caliber Guard, and while money is spent on Gurode and Andrews, their paycheck is not that bad considering the type of money that interior olinemen have been getting recently. Witten is cheap for his caliber TE, Colston is a 7th rounder, and Moss is cheap. Crayton is cheap too. Peterson is money well spent.
Defense
LE - Aaron Kampman
NT - Kelly Gregg
UT - Kevin Williams
RE - Justin Tuck
WILL - Julian Peterson
MIKE - DeMeco Ryans
SAM - Michael Boley
CB - Champ Bailey
SS - Dawan Landry
FS - Sean Taylor
CB - Terrance Newman
My defense is where more money is spent, particularly in the 2ndary. Kampman, Tuck and Gregg are all underpaid and all studs. Money is spent on Williams on the dline.
Money is spent on Peterson in the LB core, Ryans is cheap as a 2nd round pick, and Boley the same.
Like I said, I spent big bucks in the secondary minus Dawan Landry, who's a 5th round pick.
And with that front, you can put Peterson, Kampman, Tuck and Williams on the dline in the nickel, and blitz Boley if you want, you basically have a very good pass rushing front. Couple that with speedy LBs, and a great secondary, thats a pretty good defense.
Special Teams:
KR/PR: Leon Washington (5th round pick)
Kicker: Stephen Gostkowski (im pretty sure he's cheap)
Punter: The Immortal Jeff Feagles
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