Fantasy Football Draft Guide – Cheat Sheets & Player Rankings<\/strong><\/p>\n Are you in the market for fantasy football draft info? Or Rookie \u00a0Rankings + 2009 Rookie cheat sheets for your 2009 fantasy draft?<\/p>\n Pre-season is nearly upon us, so for the next few weeks we encourage you to be checking out our\u00a0fantasy football draft guide<\/strong><\/a> for all your rankings and analysis for the upcoming league drafts that your going to be participating in.<\/p>\n Fantasy Rookie Rankings <\/strong>– This year, there are several players who I would consider taking a chance on. And while it might be too big of a risk to spend a high pick on a rookie, the reward could be substantial if you can get him in the mid-to-late rounds.<\/p>\n Knowshon Moreno \u00a0DEN \u00a0RB<\/strong> – Moreno has been making a strong impression during the Broncos’ mandatory minicamp, the Denver Post reports. On Saturday, he took all of the snaps with the first-team offense during a no-huddle drill against the defensive starters. He ended the drive with a touchdown reception.<\/p>\n Chris Wells \u00a0ARI \u00a0RB – <\/strong> Wells will probably begin training camp as Arizona’s No. 3 running back, the team’s official site reports. But this won’t last long will it?<\/p>\n Donald Brown \u00a0IND \u00a0RB<\/strong> Indianapolis selected Brown, an early-entry junior, with the No. 27 pick in the draft. He led the nation in rushing last season with 2,083 yards (5.7 YPC) and 18 touchdowns. A potential home-run hitter as a runner who can also block and catch the ball out of the backfield.<\/p>\n Michael Crabtree \u00a0SF \u00a0WR<\/strong> Crabtree is a tough, physical receiver who will win over Singletary with his willingness to mix it up as a blocker. He is a steal for the 49ers as long as the QB situation gets worked out and he could be a WR stud as a rookie.<\/p>\n Jeremy Maclin \u00a0PHI \u00a0WR<\/strong> Maclin was considered the second best wide receiver in the draft behind only Michael Crabtree. He’s a bigger version of DeSean Jackson and will give Donovan McNabb another valuable target.<\/p>\n Shonn Greene \u00a0NYJ \u00a0RB<\/strong> – A 3rd pick who the Jets traded up to grab. \u00a0In 33 games at Iowa, Greene started 13 contests and carried 376 times for 2,228 yards. What I love about this kid is the way\u00a0he can make yardage after contact and can find holes, but his speed has been questioned, as he runs only a 4.62 4o yard dash.<\/p>\n Percy Harvin \u00a0MIN \u00a0WR<\/strong> –\u00a0\u00a0It’s certainly a risky pick, but Harvin adds a dynamic to a Vikings offense that has enough potential to make it one of the most dangerous in the NFL. His speed and agility give the Vikings a versatile and dynamic weapon. Harvin also could line up in the “Wildcat” and will be used on returns.<\/p>\n LeSean McCoy \u00a0PHI \u00a0RB<\/strong> – The Eagles needed to get a back who could step in immediately and share the load with Westbrook. McCoy is that man. Coming off a career season at Pitt, in which he racked up 1,488 yards and 21 touchdowns and became just the third back in school history to log multiple 1,000-yard seasons. Mark Sanchez \u00a0NYJ \u00a0QB<\/strong> – Competing for the starting quarterback position with Kellen Clemens in NY. He can make all the throws, and has all the tools to be a great QB, just not sure if that means this year. Great draft day move by the Jets, probably their smartest in a long long time.<\/p>\n Darrius Heyward-Bey \u00a0OAK \u00a0WR<\/strong> – The Raiders surprised many when they filled their need at receiver by taking Heyward-Bay over the more highly regarded Michael Crabtree. The only thing I question right now is if this kid will be healthy come Week1. He’s been hampered by a bad hamstring pretty much since the first minicamp.<\/p>\n The Rest<\/strong><\/p>\n Matthew Stafford \u00a0DET \u00a0QB<\/strong> – How about it, owners?<\/p>\n Just IMAGINE you can finally set your sunday lineups with confidence! There is no work on your part, you simply come here for the advice and the reading material, sit back put your starting lineup in and watch the MONEY role in at the end of the year. You will now have the peace of mind of knowing that you aren’t losing your shirt to the ESPN’s and those other so called fantasy experts. Try us out for a year. WE guarantee you’ll be happy with what we do for you, it’s FREE to boot. <\/em><\/p>\nHere are my Top 15 Rookies for 2009.<\/h3>\n
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\nHakeem Nicks \u00a0NYG \u00a0WR<\/strong> –
\nKenny Britt TEN WR<\/strong> –
\nBrian Robiskie, CLE WR<\/strong> –
\nBrandon Pettigrew, DET TE<\/strong> –
\nJuaquin Iglesias, CHI WR<\/strong> –
\nJames Davis, CLE RB<\/strong> –<\/p>\n