So a couple friends and myself decided to throw together a WAR draft using the exact rules you guys had here. There were some differences but overall it was the exact same. We used 60 million, the exact same amount of players, and slots those players played in. It was only a 10 team snake draft. 

One player hasn't picked his last player and its been 5 days...He's bound to pick sooner or later, we hope. Either way, here are the teams:

I pretty much wanted to know what you guys thought of the teams and such.

--Who was a winner? 

--Who was a loser?

--Best value pick? Worst?

Along with anything else that you would like to add. 

**Final note: The number next to the name is the round they were drafted in.

Team 1 

C - Kurt Suzuki (8th)C - John Baker (16th) 1B - Matt LaPorta (13th) 2B - Chase Utley (2nd) SS - Ricky Weeks (9th) 3B - Evan Longoria (1st) 1B/3B - Alex Gordon (14th) 2B/SS - JJ Hardy (10th) OF - Franklin Gutierrez (3rd) OF - Jay Bruce (7th) OF - Jason Heyward (11th) OF - Chris Dickerson (18th) UTIL - Melky Cabrera (20th) SP - Cliff Lee (4th) SP - Brett Anderson (5th) SP - Gavin Floyd (6th) SP - Brandon Webb (12th) SP - Francisco Liriano (17th) SP - Brad Bergesen (19th) RP - Justin Masterson (15th) RP - Hong-Chih Kuo (21st) RP - Matt Palmer (22nd) RP - Nick Masset (23rd) RP - Ramon Troncoso (24th) RP - Ronald Belisario (25th) 

Team 2 

C - Joe Mauer (1st) C - Victor Martinez (11th) 1B - Kyle Blanks (16th) 2B - Asdrubal Cabrera (6th) SS - Jason Bartlett (8th) 3B - Andy LaRoche (9th) 1B/3B - Mat Gamel (18th) 2B/SS - Mike Aviles (13th) OF - Shin-Shoo Choo (2nd) OF - Adam Lind (4th) OF - Andrew McCutchen (5th) OF - Garrett Jones (14th) UTIL - Jimmy Rollins (23rd) SP - Ubaldo Jimenez (3rd) SP - Ricky Romero (7th) SP - JA Happ (10th) SP - Randy Wells (12th) SP - Madison Bumgarner (15th) SP - Roy Halladay (17th) RP - Kevin Jepsen (19th) RP - Juan Gutierrez (20th) RP - Peter Moylan (21st) RP - Sergio Romo (22nd) RP - Matt Thornton (24th) RP - Billy Buckner (25th) 

Team 3 

C - Brian McCann (2nd) C - Russell Martin (15th) 1B - Billy Butler (9th) 2B - Sean Rodriguez (24th) SS - Hanley Ramirez (1st) 3B - David Wright (6th) 1B/3B - Nick Swisher (16th) 2B/SS - Alcides Escobar (14th) OF - BJ Upton (4th) OF - Colby Rasmus (10th) OF - Dexter Fowler (13th) OF - Drew Stubbs (12th) UTIL -  SP - Jon Lester (3rd) SP - James Shields (5th) SP - Chad Billingsley (7th) SP - Matt Cain (8th) SP - Joba Chamberlain (11th) SP - Derek Holland (17th) RP - Brad Ziegler (18th) RP - James McDonald (19th) RP - Luke Gregerson (20th) RP - Kris Medlan (21st) RP - Chris Perez (22nd) RP - Burke Badenhop (23rd) 

Team 4 

C - Geovany Soto (5th) C - Dioner Navaro (16th) 1B - Prince Fielder (2nd) 2B - Ian Kinsler (3rd) SS - Jose Lopez (6th) 3B - Kevin Kouzmanoff (8th) 1B/3B - David Freese (17th) 2B/SS - Ryan Theroit (15th) OF - Hunter Pence (4th) OF - Carlos Gonzalez (10th) OF - Ryan Raburn (11th) OF - Julio Borbon (12th) UTIL - Alberto Callaspo (20th) SP - Tim Lincecum (1st) SP - Cole Hamels (7th) SP - Kevin Slowey (9th) SP - Scott Feldman (13th) SP - Manny Parra (18th) SP - John Lannan (19th) RP - Dave Robertson (14th) RP - Joakim Soria (21st) RP - Manny Delcarmen (22nd) RP - Jim Johnson (23rd) RP - Grant Balfour (24th) RP - Jerry Blevins (25th) 

Team 5 

C - Carlos Ruiz (10th) C - Nick Hundley (17th) 1B - Kendry Morales (5th) 2B - Ben Zobrist (2nd) SS - Elvis Andrus (8th) 3B - Casey McGahee (11th) 1B/3B - Justin Morneau (18th) 2B/SS - Marco Scutaro (14th) OF - Nyjer Morgan (4th) OF - Nelson Cruz (7th) OF - Josh Hamilton (9th) OF - Carlos Quentin (13th) UTIL - Seth Smith (15th) SP - Zack Grienke (1st) SP - Josh Johnson (3rd) SP - Ricky Nolasco (6th) SP - Homer Bailey (16th) SP - Ryan Roland-Smith (19th) SP - John Danks (20th) RP - Andrew Bailey (12th) RP - David Aardsma (21st) RP - Franklin Morales (22nd) RP - JP Howell (23rd) RP - Mark Melancon (24th) RP - Tony Pena (25th) 

Team 6 

C - Carlos Santana (11th) C - Alex Avila (24th) 1B - Albert Pujols (1st) 2B - Aaron Hill (5th) SS - Jose Reyes (12th) 3B - Pablo Sandoval (2nd) 1B/3B - Brett Wallace (18th) 2B/SS - Felipe Lopez (17th) OF - Adam Jones (4th) OF - Nate McLouth (8th) OF - Brett Gardner (10th) OF - Travis Snider (14th) UTIL - Cameron Maybin (15th) SP - Tommy Hanson (3rd) SP - Scott Baker (6th) SP - David Price (7th) SP - Jorge De La Rosa (19th) SP - Wandy Rodriguez (13th) SP - Wade Davis (16th) RP - Phil Hughes (9th) RP - Michael Bowden (20th) RP - Pat Neshek (21st) RP - Carlos Marmol (22nd) RP - Joel Zumaya (23rd) RP -  

Team 7 

C - Matt Wieters (3rd) C - Miguel Montero (14th) 1B - Conor Jackson (16th) 2B - Ian Stewart (13th) SS - Troy Tulowitzki (1st) 3B - Mark Reynonds (5th) 1B/3B - Brandon Wood (11th) 2B/SS - Kelly Johnson (12th) OF - Justin Upton (2nd) OF - Curtis Granderson (7th) OF - Carl Crawford (21st) OF - Felix Pie (22nd) UTIL - Russell Branyan (24th) SP - Jair Jurrjens (4th) SP - Max Scherzer (6th) SP - Brian Matusz (8th) SP - Darn Haren (9th) SP - Clay Bucholtz (10th) SP - Chris Carpenter (18th) RP - Joey Devine (15th) RP - Daniel Bard (17th) RP - Kam Mickolio (19th) RP - Jose Mijares (20th) RP - Jesse Carlson (23rd) RP - Carlos Villanueva (25th) 

Team 8 

C - Chris Ianetta (12th) C - JR Towles (20th) 1B - Adrian Gonzalez (1st) 2B - Dustin Pedroia (3rd) SS - Brendan Ryan (16th) 3B - Gordon Beckham (5th) 1B/3B - Kevin Youkilis (10th) 2B/SS - Stephen Drew (14th) OF - Grady Sizemore (4th) OF - Nick Markakis (7th) OF - Jacoby Ellsbury (8th) OF - Rajai Davis (18th) UTIL - Desmond Jennings (25th) SP - Clayton Kershaw (2nd) SP - Jeff Neiman (9th) SP - Jonathan Sanchez (11th) SP - Mike Pelfry (15th) SP - Josh Beckett (17th) SP - Trevor Cahill (21st) RP - Neftali Feliz (6th) RP - Scott Elbert (13th) RP - Robinson Tejeda (19th) RP - Drew Storen (22nd) RP - Kyle McClellan (23rd) RP - Matt Daley (24th) 

Team 9 

C - Buster Posey (7th) C - Mike Napoli (13th) 1B - Chris Davis (12th) 2B - Howie Kendrick (9th) SS - Yunel Escobar (3rd) 3B - Ryan Zimmerman (1st) 1B/3B - Chase Headley (16th) 2B/SS - Alexei Ramirez (8th) OF - Ryan Braun (2nd) OF - Chris Coglan (10th) OF - Juan Rivera (15th) OF - Jayson Werth (18th) UTIL - Troy Glaus (20th) SP - Adam Wainwright (4th) SP - Jered Weaver (5th) SP - Yovani Gallardo (6th) SP - Matt Garza (11th) SP - Johnny Cueto (14th) SP - Javier Vasquez (17th) RP - Jonathan Broxton (19th) RP - Mike Adams (21st) RP - Joel Hanrahan (22nd) RP - Sean Marshall (23rd) RP - Clay Zavada (24th) RP - Ryan Perry (25th) 

Team 10 

C - Yadier Molina (7th) C - Jarrod Saltalamacchia (19th) 1B - Joey Votto (3rd) 2B - Robinson Cano (11th) SS - Erick Aybar (8th) 3B - Chone Figgins (17th) 1B/3B - Martin Prado (10th) 2B/SS - Clint Barmes (16th) OF - Matt Kemp (2nd) OF - Ryan Sweeney (5th) OF - Denard Span (6th) OF - Michael Bourn (12th) UTIL - Nolan Reimold (14th) SP - Felix Hernandez (1st) SP - Justin Verlander (4th) SP - Rick Porcello (9th) SP - Nick Blackburn (13th) SP - Jason Hammel (14th) SP - Ross Ohlendorf (25th) RP - Alfredo Aceves (18th) RP - Darren O'Day (20th) RP - Eric O'Flaherty (21st) RP - Jeff Fulchino (22nd) RP - Mark Lowe (23rd) RP - Jason Bulger (24th)

I really just wanted to get some other 49ers fans opinions on this one.

I was talking to a friend (who happens to be a Cowboys fan) and we were talking about Antonie Bethea just got a 1st round tender from the Colts.  That being said, should the 49ers spend one of their 2 first round draft picks and try and acquire the likes of Bethea? Would this be a smart move instead of going after Eric Berry and giving up both first round draft picks or hoping Earl Thomas falls?

Does this make 0 sense and the 49ers should just pass up a guy like Bethea. ?

--Per rotoworld.com: The Colts have assigned a first-round tender to restricted free agent FS Antoine Bethea.

Bethea is a ball magnet with cover skills, so he was bound to get a pricey tender. Should he sign off on it, Bethea would collect $2.52 million in 2010.

The last part would be, what about Brandon Marshall? I know the 49ers don't need a WR, but what if the 49ers would shell out their other first round pick for Marshall? Acquiring Bethea and Marshall for both first round draft picks and well a ton of money, would be really nice IMO. 
One final note: I would want the 49ers to do this if we sign a LT/RT in FA along with Sproles. Who would we use our second round pick on if this actually happened? 

I'm having a slightly hard time trying to figure out who I would rather have on my real life team. You could even go at this for who is better if you want to take it that way. 

Then I figured, I would ask some of my friends who use advanced stats on a daily basis and some of them haven't given me an answer, so I'm coming to you guys.

I'm also going to attach a poll that way its easier to just pick a vote in case you don't have an actual reason between these 2...so which one is it?

Matt Kemp or Justin Upton? Why?

Maybe I'm the only one who's having a problem with the NFL playoffs this year or maybe I'm going to be the only one speaking up about it, but is anybody else bored with the playoffs? Doesn't it feel like there is something missing? Competition maybe? An actual game? Fun? Excitement? 

If you just take a look at the games these past 2 weeks games, there's really been nothing to get excited about at all. There have only been 2 relative close games and 1 of those games had a score of 31 - 10. Does anybody else find that exciting at all? I wanna take a look at the first 8 games of the NFL playoffs and say when I stopped watching or even stopped caring.

Wild Card weekend
Jets @ Bengals: Roughly around the end of the 3rd QTR. The score was 21 - 7 and the ineptness of the Bengals offense was really starting to show. They were overmatched and it was really beginning to show. Even though scoring the first TD of the game, it was Jets domination after that. The game ended 24 - 14 and ...yeah.

Eagles @ Cowboys: Half time. It was 27 - 7 at halftime and the game wasn't even that close either. If Maclin didn't catch that pass from Vick or he through a Vick type pass, it was 27 - 0 or even worse. This game wasn't even close and was a bigger blow out then the week 17 game. This blowout win I guess was a preview to come as the home team blew out the away team in the next week. 34 - 14 win...pathetic.

Ravens @ Pats: End of the first QTR. It was 24 - 0 and the Pats looked bad. Like there is bad, there is Detroit Lions bad, but they looks Rams bad. They didn't have any passion or even want. Brady looked completely lost and their offensive line couldn't block anybody. The game ended up being 33 - 14 and it really wasn't that close anyway. 

Packers @ Cardinals: 31 - 10 Cards: Arguably the best game of the playoffs and probably will be the best one. After the Cards got the 31 - 10 lead, I just turned it off. After 3 what I would consider "blowouts" this game was leading that way. Only after did I get a phone call that I turned the game back on to watch the OT. This game might have been really exciting in the 2nd half but it was completely dominated in the first half. Cards won 51 - 45 on oddly a defensive play.

Divisional Weekend
Cardinals @ New Orleans: Halftime. At that time it was 35 - 14 and there wasn't any other reason to watch this game. New Orleans proved that they could move and down the field with ease. New Orleans defense was stopping the high powered offense of the Cards and honestly the game was really bad. Ending 45 - 14, its not exactly missing anything. 

Ravens @ Colts: Halftime. It was clear after the Colts went up 17 - 3 that this game didn't exactly have that firepower that was in the previous games, but the Colts played with the right type of attitude and easily shut down Flacco. Manning had another Manning game and honestly it wasn't as close as the score made it seem. The Colts dominated from the drop until I stopped watching. Nothing changed when it ended 20 - 3 either.

Dallas @ Minnesota: I can't actually say the time I stopped watching this game. It was sometime after halftime but I was always tempted to turn it off each time Suisham missed a FG. You could just tell that it wasn't going to be Dallas game and once the 4th QTR hit and the Vikings scored again, again, and again it was over. Minnesota was clearly the better team and this was the game I thought that Dallas could somehow sneak out a win. 34 - 3...yeah.

Jets @ Chargers: After the Shonn Greene run. That sort of sealed the deal IMO. The Chargers offense had looked flat most of the entire game (except for a couple drives that usually ended badly). The Chargers should have won this game had Nate Kaeding not missed his 3 FG's, but shit happens. This game did have another TD but it was too little too late. The game was good and I expected a defensive struggle, but I figured the Chargers would be on top.

Maybe it was just because my team wasn't in the playoffs. Maybe its because I had no actual interested in the 12 teams that made the playoffs, but to me, these playoffs have really struggled to keep even my attention. I'm usually watching Raider games most Sundays, so its not exactly like I haven't had practice watching crap, but these were really hard to watch for some reason. 

Anybody got some thoughts on these? Questions? Comments? Homerific comments that should be deleted before you post them?