31. Anquan Boldin<\/strong> WR ARI 4<\/p>\nCan we all just BE HAPPY? Another TRUE talent in a great offense without a great running game should result in plenty of work for Boldin. Play ball AB and all will be fine!<\/p>\n
32. Dwayne Bowe<\/strong> WR KC 8<\/p>\nYou think he\u2019s happy to have Matt Cassell in town? Bowe is a legitimate #1. Heavily targeted, Bowe should be more-so since the departure of Gonzo. No shame in having Bowe as you 1\/2 WR!<\/p>\n
33. Aaron Rodgers<\/strong> QB GB 5<\/p>\nOne year removed from the Favre shadow, Aaron is ready to emerge as an elite QB. Steady, talented WR\u2019s only bolster his value, and it would not be surprising to see Rogers finish the season as a top 10 fantasy producer.<\/p>\n
34. Donovan McNabb<\/strong> QB PHI 4<\/p>\nNo more uncertainty for Donovan. Phili has finally made a commitment to McNabb, and he should be able to pay back the fans with a stellar season. With a healthy Curtis and a more experienced Jackson, Don will not be afraid to air it out. Bump him up a few places if Westbrook is healthy.<\/p>\n
35. Reggie Bush<\/strong> RB NO 5<\/p>\nNo reason why Reggie shouldn\u2019t be able to rule in NO. A rebuilt knee, a fairly easy schedule and oh ya, Drew Brees makes Bush as easy pick at this position. Pierre Thomas could be a concern, but a team that will score 35 per game should be able to get this stud the ball.<\/p>\n
36. Marshawn Lynch<\/strong> RB BUF 9<\/p>\nWould be higher if his suspension wasn\u2019t an issue. With TO keeping the D honest, Lynch could benefit, and have a career year. Risky, but the risk might pay off<\/p>\n
37. Thomas Jones<\/strong> RB NYJ 9<\/p>\nA gifted runner has found a home in NY. Should get 15-20 touches per game, and that alone puts him in this position.<\/p>\n
38. Wes Welker<\/strong> WR NE 8PPR god! As steady a WR as there is. You know what you are gonna get with this guy. The absence of risk and the fact that he WILL get the ball no matter what makes Wes a good (possibly great) ff pickup.<\/p>\n39. Brandon Marshall<\/strong> WR DEN 7<\/p>\nConsensus 1st rounder in February has fallen greatly because of his mouth and his unfortunate situation. Typical WR griping and the fact that he is gonna have to depend on Kyle Orton make BM a risk. However, one still has to love his talent and his desire to go and get the ball.<\/p>\n
40. T.J. Houshmandzadeh<\/strong> WR SEA 7<\/p>\nCould become a fantasy darling this year. Seattle loves its possession receivers, and \u201cBobby Engram on Steroids\u201d is a lock for 100 grabs and his share of TD\u2019s. TJ is gonna love the comraderie that was lacking in Cinci, and could enjoy his best season to date.<\/p>\n
41. Philip Rivers<\/strong> QB SD 5<\/p>\nGotta think he\u2019s gonna be big this year. Tomlinson and Gates were banged up quite a bit of last year and Rivers still threw for 34 TD\u2019s. Healthy team with something to prove in a weak division – you do the math!<\/p>\n
42. Pierre Thomas<\/strong> RB NO 5<\/p>\nIf this offense does what it should, EVERY Saint can have monster numbers. 12-15 TD\u2019s. is not unreasonable. Believe me people – the Saints are gonna score points!<\/p>\n
43. Kevin Smith<\/strong> RB DE 7<\/p>\nDefinitely the best player on that team. He will get his touches. Expect 80-100 combined and a td with some great games against the right matchup. Good value at the end of the 4th round.<\/p>\n
44. Antonio Bryant<\/strong> WR TB 8<\/p>\nHas all the tools to become an elite talent – QB situation – not good. If you are a Bucs fan – grab him here, play the matchup and GOOD LUCK!!!<\/p>\n
45. Jason Witten<\/strong> TE DAL 6<\/p>\nThe fact the he will bet better #\u2019s than most #1 Wideouts puts Witten solidly in the 4th round. 900 yards. and maybe 10 TD\u2019s. Is attainable now that TO is out of the equation. The dude is a FOOTBALL PLAYER and a pleasure to own!<\/p>\n
45. Roy Williams<\/strong> WR DA 6<\/p>\nNo idea why he\u2019s here. Remember when he was drafted in round 2 or 3 on a terrible team – why is he round 4 or 5 on a better team?<\/p>\n
46. Antonio Gates<\/strong> TE SD 5<\/p>\nAnother 900 yards. and probably 10 TD\u2019s? Thank you very much. If healthy, Gates is a beauty. When you see your opponent getting 40yds from his TE and your getting 80 and a TD, you will be happy you drafted him here.<\/p>\n
47. Tony Gonzalez<\/strong> TE ATL 4<\/p>\nPoised to be a solidifying presence in an up and coming offense, Gonzo brings talent rarely seen at the TE position to Atlanta. Could be a monster year – might be fun to watch.<\/p>\n
48. Tony Romo<\/strong> QB DA 6<\/p>\nStill a good bet to have a good season. Surprising he fell so far. Still has some potent weapons and the Cowboys will not settle for losing games. Romo is a gamer and 25 TD\u2019s should be a lock.<\/p>\n
49. Joseph Addai<\/strong> RB IN 6<\/p>\nStarting RB in a good offence! Enough said!<\/p>\n
50. Larry Johnson<\/strong> RB KC 8<\/p>\nCould go either way. Has the potential to rush for 1500 yards and 15 TD\u2019s but he also has the potential go be another Shaun Alexander! I think Cassell gives that team a swagger and LJ will be getting his.<\/p>\n
51<\/strong>.\u00a0 Derrick Ward <\/strong> RB\u00a0 TB\u00a0\u00a0 8 — Ward flourished in a Committee role.\u00a0 Although he is gonna be in a similar role with Earnest Graham this year, he will be more of a feature back.\u00a0 TB ranked 4th in rushing attempts last year – he will get his!!<\/p>\n52<\/strong>.\u00a0 Chad Ochocino<\/strong> WR\u00a0 CIN\u00a0 8 — OK, OK – Take it easy!!!\u00a0 I don’t like him either.\u00a0 But we are not drafting babysitters!!!\u00a0 80-100 catches and up to 10 TD’s. – no argument with that.\u00a0 For the love of God Chad, prove me right!<\/p>\n53<\/strong>.\u00a0 Darren McFadden<\/strong> RB\u00a0 OA\u00a0\u00a0 9 — Coming off a Turf-toe season, McFadden is ready to take center stage in Oakland.\u00a0 By all accounts, he is having a good camp and is even seeing time as a pass-catcher out of the backfield.\u00a0 Talent, will, and a tad more stability at QB makes Darren a good 2nd or 3rd rb.<\/p>\n54<\/strong>.\u00a0 Willie Parker<\/strong> RB\u00a0 PIT\u00a0 8 — An easy rushing schedule on a great team, in a contract year – what’s not to like?\u00a0 Willie definitely has the trust of his team, and there should be an effort to hand the ball off to keep Big Ben from getting killed!\u00a0\u00a0 The only issue is Mendenhall – but Mike Tomlin knows that Parker gives Pitt, and that’s the best chance to win.<\/p>\n55<\/strong>.\u00a0 Jonathan Stewart<\/strong> RB\u00a0 CAR\u00a0 4 — Ranked this high because he is a pure talent in a run heavy offense.\u00a0 You think it’s gonna be Delhomme winning games this year.\u00a0 Didn’t think so!<\/p>\n56<\/strong>. Knowshon Moreno <\/strong> RB\u00a0 DEN\u00a0 7 — Has a real opportunity to thrive in Denver.\u00a0 With Shanahan gone and McDaniels stepping win, there is a risk of a more RB by committee approach, similar to the one in New England.\u00a0 Kyle Orton, however, made Matt Forte look pretty good.\u00a0 He should Be RB 1 in Denver which is good enough for me.<\/p>\n57<\/strong>.\u00a0 Chris Wells<\/strong> RB\u00a0 ARI\u00a0 4 — A bit of a risk here, but a team that is gonna blow a lot of teams out (weak division), will run the ball a lot.\u00a0 Tim Hightower is NOT the answer and it is a good bet that Mr. Wells will emerge the feature back in an extremely high-powered offense.<\/p>\n58<\/strong>.\u00a0 Carson Palmer<\/strong> QB\u00a0 CIN\u00a0 8 — Undervalued by many, Palmer is reportedly 100%.\u00a0 3 straight pro-bowls before the injury were no fluke and any player that has 25-30 TD. potential will rank highly!\u00a0 Injury is definitely an issue, but Palmer’s talent and will to win make him a steal in the 6th round.<\/p>\n59<\/strong>.\u00a0 Braylon Edwards <\/strong> WR\u00a0 CLE\u00a0 9 — Bit of a gamble I guess.\u00a0 I Braylon could CATCH THE BALL, he should have a great season.\u00a0 With Winslow gone, Stallworth in legal trouble, someone in Cleveland has to CATCH THE BALL!\u00a0 80 caches, 1100 yds and 10 TD’s. is not unreasonable if Edwards can finally put it all together.<\/p>\n60<\/strong>.\u00a0 Matt Ryan<\/strong> QB\u00a0 ATL\u00a0 4 — 20 TD’s. at least.\u00a0 Balanced offense with a superstar receiver and an elite TE – nuff said!<\/p>\n61<\/strong>.\u00a0 Jay Cutler<\/strong> QB\u00a0 DEN\u00a0 7 — Should do well.\u00a0 When you have the talent and “football IQ”, you will find a way to use ultra-talented Matt Forte, an upper-end TE, and one of the most dynamic players in the NFL (Devin Hester).\u00a0 Cutler will get a few rushing TD. too.<\/p>\n62<\/strong>.\u00a0 DeSean Jackson<\/strong> WR\u00a0 PHI\u00a0 4 — When you are the #1 option in an offense that Donovan is running, you are always a threat.\u00a0 With rookie Jeremy Maclin opposite Deshawn, he SHOULD be a force.<\/p>\n63<\/strong>.\u00a0 Laveranues Coles<\/strong> WR\u00a0 CIN\u00a0 8 — Remember what TJ did in this talented offense?\u00a0 Coles is not much of a step down – the production will be there.\u00a0 He is a shoe-in for 1000 yds. and 8 TD’s. is not\u00a0 a stretch.<\/p>\n64<\/strong>.\u00a0 Bernard Berrian<\/strong> WR\u00a0 MIN\u00a0 9 — Was gonna have a good year with Sage, but the possibility of Favre bumps him up a few notches.<\/p>\n65<\/strong>.\u00a0 Matt Schaub<\/strong> QB\u00a0 HOU\u00a0 10 — Could have a monster year or could get injured again.\u00a0 Your guess is as good as mine.\u00a0 What you can’t ignore is the potential for 25 TD’s. 4000 yds.![\"\"](\"http:\/\/banners.wgmg.co.cr\/aspx\/affiliateGetImage.aspx?ID_SC=1445&ID_I=505\")
<\/a><\/p>\n66<\/strong>.\u00a0 Santonio Holmes<\/strong> WR\u00a0 PIT\u00a0 8 — Should really step up this year.\u00a0 Super Bowl MVP showed what he could do.\u00a0 Now if he could keep it going, there is no reason to think he couldn’t be your weekly starter in the future.<\/p>\n67<\/strong>.\u00a0 Julius Jones<\/strong> RB\u00a0 SEA\u00a0 7 — Offense should be MUCH better this year, and with only TJ “only good for 1 yd. TD’s” Duckett behind him, Julius should get the bulk of the touches in an offense that should surprise!<\/p>\n68<\/strong>.\u00a0 Cedric Benson<\/strong> RB\u00a0 CIN\u00a0 8 — Ditto for Benson.\u00a0\u00a0 The unquestioned feature back in a potentially explosive offense is a good recipe for fantasy success.<\/p>\n69<\/strong>.\u00a0 LenDale White<\/strong> RB\u00a0 TEN\u00a0 7 — TD machine.\u00a0 Same offense as last year – no reason not to expect a repeat performance.<\/p>\n70<\/strong>.\u00a0 Felix Jones<\/strong> RB\u00a0 DAL\u00a0 6 — Total “Upside Ranking”.\u00a0 Gotta love this guy.\u00a0 Could be huge.\u00a0 At worst Felix is gonna have a good, not outstanding year.<\/p>\n71<\/strong>.\u00a0 Santana Moss<\/strong> WR\u00a0 WAS\u00a0 8 — Known for HUGE games and a few stinkers.\u00a0 Santana is a match-up start in fantasy and he has the potential to give your team the win from week to week.<\/p>\n72<\/strong>.\u00a0 Willis McGahee<\/strong> RB\u00a0 BAL\u00a0 7 — Plays on a good overall team.\u00a0 The D is gonna keep you in a lot of games and guarantee you a few extra possessions per game.\u00a0 Close, grind em out games tend to favor the rushers and that’s what I see for Baltimore this year.\u00a0 Problem – the coaches don’t seem sold on him.<\/p>\n73<\/strong>.\u00a0 Ray Rice<\/strong> RB\u00a0 BAL\u00a0 7 — Ray is the reason why McGahee could suffer.\u00a0 The coaches seem to be lovin this guy right now.\u00a0 Flip a coin, pick one and you should be OK to draft either in the 7th round.<\/p>\n74<\/strong>.\u00a0 Jamal Lewis<\/strong> RB\u00a0 CLE\u00a0 9 — Only here because he is an unquestioned RB 1.<\/p>\n75<\/strong>.\u00a0 Lee Evans<\/strong> WR\u00a0 BUF\u00a0 9 — No longer in the 2nd or 3rd tier of receivers, Evans has a good chance to thrive without the offensive spotlight on him.\u00a0 Although TO is a pain in the ass, he does seem to make the team he plays for better.\u00a0 Evans is still a talent and with the team’s 2nd best on him, he could have a great season.<\/p>\n76<\/strong>.\u00a0 Kevin Walter<\/strong> WR\u00a0 HOU\u00a0 10 — Houston’s Wes Welker.\u00a0 If Houston achieves what it’s capable of this season, everybody will be fantasy gold.<\/p>\n77<\/strong>.\u00a0 Devin Hester<\/strong> WR\u00a0 CHI\u00a0 5 — You think he wasn’t excited when Cutler came to town?\u00a0 Just throw the ball up with your booming arm – Devin will run under it!\u00a0 This should be fun to watch!<\/p>\n78<\/strong>.\u00a0 Vincent Jackson <\/strong> WR\u00a0 SD\u00a0\u00a0 5 — You’d think in that offense WR 1 would be higher ranked.\u00a0 The stats prove that\u00a0 SD doesn’t use their WR’s as much as you’d like.\u00a0 If Philip discovers Jackson, look out!<\/p>\n79<\/strong>.\u00a0 Hines Ward<\/strong> WR\u00a0 PIT\u00a0 8 — Gotta love a guy that loves what he’s doing.\u00a0 Ward will do anything to win.\u00a0 If Ben has to throw the ball, Hines will do anything to catch it.\u00a0 If he can show up in Fantasy Football Land, he could be a nice pickup.<\/p>\n80<\/strong>.\u00a0 Donald Driver<\/strong> WR\u00a0 GB\u00a0\u00a0 5 — Same type of guy as Hines.\u00a0 Good season for sure – great season maybe.<\/p>\n81<\/strong>.\u00a0 Matt Cassel<\/strong> QB\u00a0 KC\u00a0\u00a0 8 — Scared?\u00a0 Don’t be.\u00a0 This guy is a quality player and has not only learned from the best in the business, but also has proven he can win.\u00a0 Dwayne Bowe will make anyone look good.\u00a0 Matt will be in a familiar system and will be looking to impress on what is finally “His Team”.<\/p>\n82<\/strong>.\u00a0 Kellen Winslow<\/strong> TE\u00a0 TB\u00a0\u00a0 8 — Healthy – must not be the real Kellen.\u00a0 Look – this guy is a stud.\u00a0 Armed with a new contract with lots of incentive dough, Kellen will look to reestablish himself as a top tier TE.<\/p>\n83<\/strong>.\u00a0 Dallas Clark<\/strong> TE\u00a0 IND\u00a0 6 — He has the trust of the most reliable QB in the game.\u00a0 Potential for 10 TD’s and 800-900 yds. gives him more overall pts than WR’s drafted\u00a0 before him.<\/p>\n84<\/strong>.\u00a0 Chris Cooley<\/strong> TE\u00a0 WAS\u00a0 8 — 4-6 grabs and close to 1000 yds.\u00a0 With that amount of work, odds are that the touchdowns (unlike last year) will come.\u00a0 In a PPR league, he will be valuable<\/p>\n85<\/strong>.\u00a0 Greg Olsen<\/strong> TE\u00a0 CHI\u00a0 5 — Solid with Kyle Orton – now Jay Cutler comes to town.\u00a0 With few weapons in a gunslinger’s arsenal, Olsen will, and by all accounts, already has, become a favorite of an elite-ish QB.<\/p>\n86<\/strong>.\u00a0 Owen Daniels<\/strong> TE\u00a0 HOU\u00a0 10 — Steady development has vaulted Daniels to the 2nd tier of TEs.\u00a0 Reliable and hard working, Owen will make you not regret you waited on a Tight End.<\/p>\n87<\/strong>.\u00a0 Eddie Royal<\/strong> WR\u00a0 DEN\u00a0 7 — Who knows what is gonna happen with Brandon “becoming TO” Marshall.\u00a0 One thing is constant – Royal being at camp, ready to prove himself and vault into the 3rd tier of WR’s.\u00a0 He’s not gonna start for you right away, but when Brandon gets himself in trouble or gets traded, you will be happy.<\/p>\n88<\/strong>.\u00a0 Matt Hasselbeck <\/strong> QB\u00a0 SEA\u00a0 7 — Bounce back fer sher.\u00a0 Could be Top 5 by the end of the year.\u00a0 Housh, Branch, Burleson, Carlson – all difference makers.\u00a0 Seattle is a healthy team in a weak division.\u00a0 You can bet that Matt is excited to get back on the field after almost a full year off.<\/p>\n89<\/strong>.\u00a0 Torry Holt<\/strong> WR \u00a0JAC\u00a0 7 — Torry is definitely happy he’s out of “The Mess” – St. Louis, but Jacksonville.\u00a0 Nice player indeed, but his move to Jax is like banging the ugly sister of your ugly girlfriend.<\/p>\n90<\/strong>.\u00a0 Jerricho Cotchery<\/strong> WR\u00a0 NYJ\u00a0 9 — New York beast.\u00a0 Another one of those guys that will catch anything thrown them.\u00a0 Jets’ philosophy of ball control plays right into his hands.\u00a0 Oh ya, he can break a long one too.<\/p>\n91<\/strong>.\u00a0 Ben Roethlisberger<\/strong> QB\u00a0 PIT\u00a0 8 — If his offensive line will help him this year, Ben could vault to elite status.\u00a0 The defending champs have that “swagger”, and its plethora of weapons make Ben an intriguing 8th or 9th pick.<\/p>\n92<\/strong>.\u00a0 Darren Sproles <\/strong> RB\u00a0 SD\u00a0\u00a0 5 — Gotta think that even if Tomlinson has a good year, Sproles is the heir apparent and will get his share in an offense that will score a lot of points.\u00a0 If LT gets hurt again, Sproles is gold.<\/p>\n93<\/strong>. Anthony Gonzales<\/strong> WR\u00a0 IND\u00a0 6 — Fantasy Depth guy.\u00a0 He has the trust of Peyton and with the departure of Marvin Harrison, Gonzales is no longer in the Sleeper category.\u00a0 He will be at very least solid.<\/p>\n94<\/strong>. Mark Clayton<\/strong> WR\u00a0 BAL\u00a0 7 — With Derick Mason retiring and Todd Heap a shadow of his former self, it’s simply a case of someone having to catch the ball.\u00a0 WR 1 by a mile makes the top 100 because of potential workload.<\/p>\n95<\/strong>. Lance Moore<\/strong> WR \u00a0NO\u00a0\u00a0 5 — Off season shoulder surgery might scare a few.\u00a0 One can’t doubt the production.\u00a0 With Brees throwing foe 300 yds\/game, Moore stands to get his share of yardage and TD’s.\u00a0 Mark my words folks -THE SAINTS WILL SCORE A TON!<\/p>\n96. Donnie Avery<\/strong> WR\u00a0 STL\u00a0 9 — Similar situation as Mark Clayton except he is on a bad team that is gonna have to throw ALOT!!!\u00a0 He is the only receiver in STL I can think of.\u00a0 Someone has to catch the ball!<\/p>\n97. Pittsburgh Defense \/ Special Teams<\/strong>.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 8 — Gonna get you a lot of points.\u00a0 Wait too long and they will be gone.<\/p>\n98. Baltimore Defense \/ Special Teams<\/strong>.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 7 — Anyone on Ray Lewis’s team better play hard – or else.\u00a0 They will once again be leaned on to hold the Ravens in games.<\/p>\n