2009 RE-DRAFT RANKINGS: IDP
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Defensive Lineman
Jared Allen – MIN
Mario William – HOU
Trent Cole – PHI
Julious Peppers – CAR
Osi Umenyiora – NYG
John Abraham – ATL
Terrell Suggs – BAL
Justin Tuck – NYG
*Aaron Kampman – GB
Gaines Adams – TB
Chris Long – STL
Robert Mathis – IND
Aaron Schobel – BUF
Justin Smith – SF
Darryl Tapp – SEA
Kyle Vanden Bosch – TEN
Phillip Merling – MIA
Cliff Avril – DET
Mathias Kiwanuka - NYG
Elvis Dumervil – DEN
Alex Brown – CHI
Adewale Ogunleye – CHI
Dwight Freeney – IND
Darnell Dockett – ARZ
Patrick Kerney – SEA
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Linebackers
Patrick Willis – SF
Barrett Ruud – TB
Jon Beason – CAR
DeMarcus Ware – DAL
James Harrison – PIT
Lance Briggs – CHI
D’Qwell Jackson – CLE
DeMeco Ryans – HOU
Brian Urlacher – CHI
Jerod Mayo – NE
Ernie Simms – DET
E.J. Henderson – MIN
Karlos Dansby – ARZ
Ray Lewis – BAL
Lawrence Timmons – PIT
Paul Posluszny – BUF
David Harris – NYJ
Kirk Morrison – OAK
Nick Barnett – GB
Shawne Merriman – SD
Lofa Tatupu – SEA
James Farrior – PIT
Julian Peterson – DET
AJ Hawk – GB
Aaron Curry – SEA
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Defensive Backs
Troy Polamalu – PIT
Eric Weddle – MIA
O.J. Atogwe – STL
Charles Tillman – CHI
Adrian Wilson – ARZ
Chris Horton – WAS
Antrel Rolle – ARZ
Kerry Rhodes – NYJ
Chris Gamble – CAR
Ed Reed – BAL
Darrelle Revis – NYJ
Bob Sanders – IND
Nick Collins – GB
Yeremiah Bell – MIA
Michael Lewis – SF
Roman Harper – NO
Cedric Griffin – MIN
Terrence McGee – BUF
Bernard Pollard – KC
Sean Jones – KC
Dom. Rodgers-Cromartie – SD
DeAngelo Hall – WAS
Eric Coleman – ATL
Cortland Finnegan – TEN
Quintin Mikell – PHI
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IDP Comments
Listen up people…even in any IDP league, there are plenty of serviceable IDP players that can be picked off waivers each week. This means that in any league in which you play with IDP you should be waiting until late in your draft to fill in your defensive starters. Go after your offensive players first, give your team the offensive depth it will need for the entire season, then pick the middle tier IDPers and play the waiver wire heavy for the first few weeks and through the season for more IDP bargains. It’s OK to grab the top couple of guys at each position a little early (mid rounds), but imperative that you do not sacrifice offense in order to grab ANY defensive player. Don’t even try to grab any highly rated LB, the price and draft pick spent will far outweigh any benefit they may bring to your fantasy team. In addition, don't let defensive players take up too much room on your bench; draft just enough to fill your starters and let the waiver wire do the rest after the draft.