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	<title>Comments on: Late Round Fantasy Gems, Thus Far</title>
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		<title>By: roger</title>
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		<description>How about Matt Cassel? Or Brett Favre?

I was partaking in drafts when Favre was still retired, and I grabbed him with the second-to-last pick in every draft. That turned out to be OK. 

And while Cassel was on the board for about as long as Orton was, he&#039;s now producing touchdowns at a quality rate (2 in each of past 3 games).

Good mentionings, though. But I don&#039;t agree that Ray Rice is a &quot;back-up&quot;. His and McGahee&#039;s roles are very well defined by now.

Rice gets the yards. McGahee gets the scores. It&#039;s been that way since week 2, really.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How about <a title="Matt Cassel" href="http://gridironexperts.com/tag/matt-cassel">Matt Cassel</a>? Or <a title="Brett Favre" href="http://gridironexperts.com/tag/brett-favre">Brett Favre</a>?</p>
<p>I was partaking in drafts when Favre was still retired, and I grabbed him with the second-to-last pick in every draft. That turned out to be OK. </p>
<p>And while Cassel was on the board for about as long as Orton was, he&#8217;s now producing touchdowns at a quality rate (2 in each of past 3 games).</p>
<p>Good mentionings, though. But I don&#8217;t agree that Ray Rice is a &#8220;back-up&#8221;. His and McGahee&#8217;s roles are very well defined by now.</p>
<p>Rice gets the yards. McGahee gets the scores. It&#8217;s been that way since week 2, really.</p>
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