WEEKLY FANTASY RANKINGSTop 32 QuarterbacksTop 60 Running BacksTop 60 Wide ReceiversTop 24 Tight EndsTop 24 Defenses / Special TeamsTop 24 KickersSetting the All-Time Record with ScrubsIn 1998, I had my best fantasy football season ever, winning all three of the leagues in which I particatped, including a 16-team, $500 Nike KD 6 EXTfor which I needed two investors. That 16-team league Nike What The KD 6"Hollyweird League" the subject for a documentary I made in 2000) was the strongest of my three teams, and arguably the strongest team I've had in any sport, relative to league depth.The reason it was so good is I hit both on my early draft picks (Marshall Faulk in his final year in Indy (15th) and Jamaal Anderson (18th) the he scored 17 TDs) as well as on my sleepers (rookie Randy Moss 17 TDs, rookie Fred Taylor 17 TDs, back-up QB Vinny Testaverde 29 TD passes, K Gary Anderson (all-time points record), Eric Moulds (Round 15)). As a result, I broke the all-time record (spanning 10 years) for points scored in Week 4 and then broke my own record by a decent margin in Week 5.(If that comes off as gratuitous bragging, it is, but keep in mind this was 1998, and that essentially makes me Mike Shanahan in terms of peaking in a prior millennium. Also, I wanted an excuse to link to my documentary clip.)While setting an all-time record is always impressive, it's one thing to do it in large part on account of your top draft p @uc@imxyl3ji19@uc@