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As I mentioned previously, we're participating in the Hazean's 2008 NFL mock draft. We're representing the Jets and their #6 pick. We went with Vernon Gholston, whose name has been associated with the Jets for a good month now. He's a perfect fit for them, but I have a feeling that they'll be very, very lucky if he falls to #6 (the Dolphins are even rumored to be considering taking Gholston with the top overall pick). Our (well, my) justification for the pick is after the jump.

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Here's an interesting stat:

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In case you hadn't heard the news yet, recently the Denver Broncos top receiver, Brandon Marshall, was injured in a freak "fast food bag" incident. According to Stats.com:

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We're going with a somewhat more refined, cleaner look for our second season (which, by the way, is only 179 days away, not that I'm counting). Things seem to be working OK at the moment, but I'm sure we're bound to run into problems in the near future. We'll try and work out the kinks before the hordes of people Googling fantasy football cheat sheets zOMG start to show up around late July.

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It's still ridiculously early, but there are already a few published mock drafts for next year's fantasy football season out there...

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The Hazean is hosting a mock draft, and we're bravely taking on the role of the Mangenius in this one. The Jets are one of those teams that has so many different needs, I think it's almost pointless for them to target any specific position. They can use the help all over the field. The defense, though, was even more pathetic than the offense, so my instinct is to go for the best defensive player available when the #6 pick comes up. Chris Long would be the best-case scenario since he's got the most experience in a 3-4. Vernon Gholston's been jumping up draft boards lately and Mel Kiper's got him as the Jets' first-round pick on his mock draft. Sedrick Ellis and Glenn Dorsey are the other obvious names here, but I highly doubt that Dorsey will fall to #6, and Ellis isn't a great fit in a 3-4 (though I read things like this and wonder if it matters).

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If you're not interested in my personal fantasy football situation, skip this post. Brandon's got some info you can actually use in his waiver wire report for week 16. I find it easiest to get a handle on a fantasy situation I'm in when I explain it to someone else, and hey, what luck - I've got a blog on fantasy football! Crazy how these things work out sometimes. Details on my finals matchup after the jump.

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As the fantasy football season is quickly drawing to a close, I just wanted to say a quick thank-you to our readers who have made our first season of blogging a whole lot of fun. When we started this blog, we didn't know if anyone would care about what we had to say, and we definitely had no idea that we'd wind up with thousands of readers every week. Your participation and feedback in the comments and the Ask the Geeks columns have made this a whole lot of fun.

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I was pretty pumped about our Draftmix Blogger Challenge victory a few weeks ago, though I have to admit feeling a little bad about winning something like that in our first season of blogging. Now I get word that the folks who run the Carnival of Fantasy Sports were nice enough to award the top prize to one of our posts in the first edition of their competition.

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