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Fantasy Football adictees \u2013\u00a0 rejoice. It is time to once again obsess over ranking and predictions in preparation for the upcoming season. Here is a list to give you something to chomp on. Let me know what you think \u2013\u00a0I know you disagree with me on a few!<\/p>\n
1. RB Adrian Peterson \u2013 Min<\/strong> \u2013 Assuming that AP has rectified his fumbling issues, this could be the best season of his career. There is no Chester Taylor in Minnesota to threaten Peterson\u2019s touches.<\/p>\n 2. RB Chris Johnson \u2013 Ten \u2013<\/strong> The contract issues are behind him and Johnson is ready to dominate once again. He\u2019s a threat rushing and receiving and could be the most productive fantasy player in the game this season.<\/p>\n 3. RB Maurice Jones-Drew \u2013 Jac \u2013<\/strong> He\u2019s the only real threat on the Jaguars and will be responsible for more than his share of yardage and touchdowns this season. MJD is solid.<\/p>\n 4. RB Ray Rice \u2013 Bal \u2013<\/strong> Rice is ready to assume the load in Baltimore and with Anquan Boldin keeping the defenses honest, it will open up more room for Rice. In Points per reception leagues, he\u2019s gold!<\/p>\n 5. RB Michael Turner \u2013 Atl \u2013<\/strong> As long as Turner is healthy he figures to be near the top of the league in touchdowns. There\u2019s not much competition for touches in Atlanta so Turner will roll.<\/p>\n 6. RB Frank Gore \u2013 SF \u2013<\/strong> Gore is the center piece in an up and coming offense. He\u2019s caught and rush with amazing results for sure. Add in an easy schedule and Gore is a no brainer.<\/p>\n 7. RB Rashard Mendenhall \u2013 Pit \u2013<\/strong> Mendenhall will be leaned upon heavily this season especially since Ben Roethlisberger is suspended for the first month of the season. He\u2019s an every down back that could receive 350+ touches this season.<\/p>\n 8. RB Steven Jackson \u2013 StL <\/strong>\u2013 Jackson is a bit of an injury risk but if he stays healthy, he could be a steal at #8. He will be heavily used this season, guaranteed!<\/p>\n 9. RB DeAngelo Williams \u2013 Car \u2013<\/strong> Carolina had the best rushing game in the NFL last season and there is no reason to think that they won\u2019t this season. He and Jonathan Stewart are solid options, but Williams is slightly better.<\/p>\n 10. WR Andre Johnson \u2013 Hou \u2013<\/strong> Houston is projected to have a top tier offense this season and Johnson is the best weapon on the team. He\u2019s averaged over 100 catches in the last few seasons and is arguable THE MOST talented wideout in the game.<\/p>\n 11. RB Ryan Matthews \u2013 SD \u2013<\/strong> This may be a bit of a stretch but Matthews is projected to get 250-300 touches in his rookie year. In a high powered offense with an easy schedule, Matthews could surprise and post Top 10 fantasy numbers.<\/p>\n 12. QB Aaron Rodgers \u2013 GB \u2013<\/strong> The only thing missing on this team was a solid offensive line. The draft rectified that! Rodgers could improve upon his 2009 season that saw him become the most potent fantasy option in the NFL.<\/p>\n 13. QB Drew Brees \u2013 NO \u2013<\/strong> Brees is not far behind Rodgers and will throw for a minimum 30 scores. The Saints return largely the same offense that tore up the league last season.<\/p>\n 14. RB Shonn Greene \u2013 NYJ \u2013<\/strong> Greene is the number one option on a run-first offensive team. If you think that LaDainian Tomlinson is a threat, take a look at his production over the past 3 or so years.<\/p>\n 15. WR Randy Moss \u2013 NE \u2013<\/strong> Moss is a stud, plain and simple. Add in the fact that Tom Brady is healthy and that Moss will be looking for a new contract next year and things are looking up for Randy\u2019s production.<\/p>\n 16. WR Reggie Wayne \u2013 Ind \u2013<\/strong> Mr. Consistency disappointed a little last season but he remains one of the steadier, low risk players in fantasy Football.<\/p>\n 17. QB Peyton Manning \u2013 Ind \u2013<\/strong> Manning will throw for 4000 yards and 30 touchdowns again this season \u2013 ho-hum!<\/p>\n 18. WR Larry Fitzgerald \u2013 Ari \u2013<\/strong> Fitzgerald takes a step back in the rankings this year because of Matt Leinart. Still, there is no denying that he is one of the top 2 or 3 talented receivers in the NFL.<\/p>\n 19. WR Calvin Johnson \u2013 Det \u2013<\/strong> Upside, upside! Johnson had good numbers last year despite a rookie quarterback and a rash of injuries. Healthy this year, confidence in Matthew Stafford is sky high, making Johnson an intriguing option.<\/p>\n 20. RB Ryan Grant \u2013 GB \u2013<\/strong> People are down on Grant but his production can\u2019t be overlooked. He is the unquestioned #1 RB in a high powered offense and he likely won\u2019t be challenged all that much for touches.<\/p>\n 21. RB Cedric Benson \u2013 Cin \u2013<\/strong> Benson was a beast last year but he didn\u2019t score a whole lot. The Bengals should score more points this year and with Benson shouldering the load, he\u2019ll get his opportunities to score.<\/p>\n 22. RB Pierre Thomas \u2013 NO \u2013<\/strong> Thomas was a victim of injury last season and also of his coach\u2019s decision to rest players at the end of the season. When healthy, Thomas is by far the best back on the Saints. He\u2019ll get a ton of garbage time scores for sure.<\/p>\n 23. RB Jamaal Charles \u2013 KC \u2013<\/strong> He\u2019d be ranked higher if the Chiefs didn\u2019t pick up Thomas Jones in the off season. Charles is an elite talent who catches the ball as well as he runs it.<\/p>\n