ttigrew is a must draft threat defenseTE in later rounds. Green Bay – Green Bay’s D was threat defenseproductive in the TD category last season, but was a bit of a sieve. Adding DT B.J. Raji and LB Clay Matthews enhances this position a few rounds. Minnesota –threat defenseThe Vikings grabbed WR Percy Harvin to add a new dimension to their offense. The kid can flat out play, if he adjusts to life in the Twin Cities. I would definitely recommend picking him up in early double digit rounds. New Orleans – The Saints’ D was startable at certain times last season coming off the waiver wire. That will change a bit this year with the additions of CB Malcolm Jenkins and S Chip threat defenseVaughn. I feel good recommending drafting them in the last round. New York Giants – The G Men addressed their biggest need right away by drafting threat defenseWR Hakeem Nicks. He should be drafted in early double digit rounds. I would recommend a late round handcuff of RB Andre Brown if you draft Brandon Jacobs. RB Derrick Ward is now on Tampa so Brown will be taking over for him. Philadelphia – Philly will have the most rookies drafted this year. They landed WR Jeremy Maclin, TE Cornelius Ingram and RB LeSean McCoy. Maclin may be a DeSean Jackson clone in playmaking ability, which is good if he waits until he crosses the goal threat defenseline to celebrate his scores. Ingram will be a favorite target of McNabb when he needs a tough catch across the middle and McCoy is a must draft handcuff to Westbrook. Seattle – LB Aaron Curry will definitely help Seattle on defense, but makes no difference in fantasyland. WR Deon Butler was drafted to replace Bobby Engram, but I see no reason to draft him unless you are in a really deep league. San threat defenseFrancisco – The Niners get a gift in picking up WR Michael Crabtree with the 10th pick. He is the class of the receiving group and will be a flat out receiving stud in the NFL. I don’t think you’ll get him if you wait until the middle rounds of your draft. You especially want to grab him early in your Keeper Leagues. In addition to Crabtree, the Niners picked up RB Glen Coffey who should be your handcuff to Frank Gore. St. Louis – The Rams picked up T Jason Smith to replace Orlando Pace and will show immediate dividends in the passing and running game as Pace is vastly overrated and almost stationary nowadays. That being said, Marc Bulger is a late draft pick and Steven Jackson is still a first round pick. As much as I love LB James Laurinaitis, he doesn’t make the Rams D draftable in any format. Tampa Bay – Good luck with QB Josh Freeman. If he only played as well as he talks. He has the size for an NFL QB (6’ 6”), but I don’t even recommend drafting him in a Keeper League. Washington – The Skins further enhanced their defensive front by drafting DE Brian Orakpo. In addition to line help, they also grabbed two LBs and CB Kevin Barnes. This greatly enhances the attraction of the Washington D and moves them into the top 8 10 defenses to draft. Author’s Resource BoxBill Parsons is the owner of http://MaximumFantasySports.com and a rabid fantasy sports participant. Join Maximum Fantasy Sports today bplore how it can meet their objectives. Today, I ll describe 5 goals that most kids martial arts classes are designed to fulfill. We ll threat defenseexplore how the training regimen can help your child develop respect for others, mental and physical discipline, self defense skills, and a competitive spirit. #1 Respect And Seaint. #2 Mental Discipline Children are often distracted from whatever task is in front of them. Sometimes, it s due merely to a lack of mental discipline. That is, they lack focus. Other times, the distraction may be related to a diagnosed condition, such as ADD or ADHD. The training involved with martial arts classes will help your child to develop mental focus. Many experts who help children threat defensewith hyperactivity, problems with memorization, and other challenges related to learning recommend the structured discipline of martial arts classes. #3 Physical Discipline Kids today seem less likely to get the exercise they need in order to remain healthy. The proliferation of video games has converged with a growing trend of childhood obesity to make physical fitness little more than an afterthought. threat defenseWhen your child learns the martial arts, he or she participates in training that keeps them physically fit. They also develop a high level of coordination and balance. Plus, while team sports such as football and baseball are seasonal, the classes are year round, ensuringcohttp://www.trendmicro.co.th/th/enterprise/challenges/advance-targeted-attacks/