By Brendan Roberts
ESPN.com

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

There might be nothing more frustrating -- other than being a Carson Palmer or Larry Johnson owner -- than leaving points on the bench in a loss. Your starting running back scores seven points, your backup scores 17, and you lose by four. Sigh. Even more bothersome is that these bench points almost seem as if they're by design. I mean, you drafted, say, three running backs in the first four rounds in one league, but you can start only two of them. So the odd man out does well, and it has you wo ...

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