It's extremely rare to go the entire fantasy football season with the team that you drafted. Working the waiver wire is one of the most important things you will do during the season. While most of the stars are already on rosters, a few prize free agents will emerge throughout the year. The biggest news from week one is the season-ending ankle injury to Ryan Grant. The injury leaves the Packers, and Grant owners, with a big hole to fill in their roster. If you're looking to freshen up your team, here are some guys that might do the trick.
Pick Up of the Week:
Brandon Jackson – RB Green Bay – With Ryan Grant out for the season with an ankle injury, Jackson sets into the starter role. When the Packers drafted Jackson in the third round four years ago, they thought they were drafting their starting RB. Jackson never panned out as the starter, but has become a serviceable 3rd down RB for Green Bay. While Jackson will be a household name in fantasy football circles, consider this, Jackson has never played in all 16 games during a season. My point, find out whom Jackson’s back-up will be and keep an eye on him (Packers just signed Dimitri Nance off the Atlanta Falcons practice squad and rookie James Starks is on the PUP list—back after week 6).
Mark Clayton – WR St. Louis – Lost in the Jackson extravaganza are some good WR options, starting with Clayton. With 16 targets in week one, Clayton looks to be settling into a role as Sam Bradford’s go to guy. Clayton is not going to be a fantasy football stud each week, but a #1 WR is worth a roster spot. Consider dropping someone like TJ Houshmandzadeh or Laurent Robinson.
Legedu Naanee – WR San Diego - With Vincent Jackson nowhere to be found, Naanee has emerged as a solid contributor to the Chargers offense. In a wet and nasty Monday night opener, Naanee hauled in 5 balls for 110 yards and a TD over 50 yards. With Malcom Floyd and Antonio Gates getting most of the defense’s attention, Naanee could be in for a big year. He has more upside than guys like Lee Evans and Bernard Berrian at this time.
Mike Williams – WR Seattle – Pete Carroll turned Williams into a star at USC, and he’s trying to do the same in the Emerald City. QB Matt Hasselbeck targeted Williams more than any other WR (6 targets), and Williams is by far the biggest red zone threat the Seahawks have. By into the early season hype and grab this #1 WR on the Seahawks.
Peyton Hillis – RB Cleveland – I’ve been on the Hillis bandwagon from early on in the football season. He is a different kind of runner for Cleveland, a hard-nosed RB who can be shifty. Hillis got 13 touches in Sunday’s game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, taking one in for a TD. Hillis will be used around the goal line and to wear down defenses. I like Hillis as a back-up RB, with the potential to start in deeper leagues.
Jermaine Gresham – TE Cincinnati – It’s hard starting a rookie on your fantasy football team, but sometimes a guy will enter the NFL and enter the mix right away. Gersham appears to be that type of player and he’s landed in a pretty good spot. The TE is sandwiched between Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco in Cincinnati’s line-up. In his pro debut, the rookie was targeted ten times by Carson Palmer, including one catch for a touchdown. Hold off for now, unless your league requires that you start a TE. He will be a good option going forward.
Jason Avant – WR Philadelphia – Avant was the best WR for Philadelphia on Sunday, and he worked well with Michael Vick. Avant had 4 catches for 41 yards, all coming in the second half with Kevin Kolb on the bench. As more teams focus on shutting down DeSean Jackson, look for Jeremy Maclin and Jason Avant become more involved in the offense. Avant is also a big target around the end zone. I’d wait on Avant at this point, but be ready to grab him if you need a WR.
Sneaky Pick of the Week:
Kenneth Darby – RB St. Louis – Darby is not going to steal carries from Steven Jackson, but with Jackson’s knee bothering him, Darby may be in play sooner than we think. Jackson had an MRI on his knee on Monday, which revealed no damage. But just the fact that Jackson is getting his knee looked at tells me something is bothering him. If you have a roster spot you can spare, sneak him on your team just in case. Darby will be a hot commodity if Jackson does go down.
Other notable pick-ups:
-Danny Amendola – WR St. Louis – If you’re in a PPR league, he’s worth a roster spot. Poor man’s Wes Welker (w/o Tom Brady).
-Greg Camarillo – WR Minnesota – The Vikings need to find a WR for Brett Favre. Camarillo is another PPR guy who is also a poor man’s Wes Welker (w/o Tom Brady).
-Laurence Maroney – RB Denver – Just traded to the Mile High City to be Knowshon Moreno’s back-up most likely. If you have Correll Buckhalter, look at swapping him for Maroney.
-Matt Hasselbeck/David Garrard/Vince Young – I lumped these guys together because they’re all similar fantasy players. They are good options if you drafted Alex Smith, Matthew Stafford or Mark Sanchez.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Week 1: Good calls, bad calls
I believe in positive reinforcement. I also believe in constructive criticism. When it comes to fantasy football, there is certainly room for both. As I stated in a previous post, choosing which players to start in week one is a complete crap shoot. Sure you have your no doubt starters (Chris Johnson, Adrian Peterson, Peyton Manning, etc.), but then there are the fringe starters. You know, the guys you start based on which ones have the more favorable match-ups (Lee Evans, Hines Ward, Jabar Gaffney, etc.). In week one I missed big on a few guys, but also hit big on some others. While I work on my free agent list (look for it here Tuesday), here's an early review of week one.
Bad Calls:
Hakeem Nicks – WR New York Giants
If you had Nicks on your bench, you weren’t alone. Nicks was going against a Carolina Panthers defense that gave up just four TDs through the air last year. Also, Nicks has been plagued by injuries in the past, and never emerged as a go-to guy for Eli Manning. On Sunday that changed. Nicks caught three TD passes, and appears ready to fill the shoes of Plaxico Burress. Nicks is a big target, perfect for the Giants red zone passing attack. Nicks is a must start WR right now. Don’t expect him to grab three TDs every game, but certainly expect a red zone target or two each game. I had Nicks ranked #43 among WRs in week one (one slot below Mike Sims-Walker, who was shutout in week one).
DeSean Jackson – WR Philadelphia
Jackson never got started on Sunday and was a non-factor in Philly’s loss to the Green Bay Packers. Perhaps the most concerning about Jackson’s 40 yards receiving is all his yards came with Michael Vick at quarterback. Most people expected Kevin Kolb to bolster Jackson’s fantasy stats (myself included), but after one game that is not the case. I'm convinced Jackson will get his numbers this year, but it could take more time than expected as Kolb settles in at QB. I had Jackson as the #4 ranked WR in week one.
David Garrad – QB Jacksonville Jaguars
On draft night I said I wouldn’t take Garrard if he was the only QB left and I still needed a QB. His three TDs has me re-thinking my stance on the Jags QB. Garrard is like a crafty old pitcher in baseball; he’s not flashy just effective. With Garrard you will never get the big yardage totals, but he will deliver the ball on the spot. Don’t expect three TD passes a week out of him, but as teams crowd the line to stop Maurice Jones-Drew, look for Garrard to exploit defenses. Garrard was on the outside of my top 20 QBs this week.
Other notable bad calls:
-Kevin Kolb, QB Philadelphia – Could there be a QB controversy brewing already in Philly? Kolb was knocked out of Sunday’s game with a concussion and Michael Vick filled in nicely. Before getting hurt, Kolb struggled immensely, often times looking overwhelmed. I had Kolb as the #7 ranked QB in week one.
-Jerome Harrison, RB Cleveland – Many analysts expected he would run wild against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It turned out Peyton Hillis was the better option. I had Harrison ranked #7 RB option this week.
-Frank Gore, RB San Francisco – Almost everyone expected a big performance from Gore and the Niners against the Seattle Seahawks. Gore's 38 yard rushing is a big concern, and there are some serious problems that need solving in San Fran real fast. Gore was #3 on my RB list.
-Bernard Berrian, WR Minnesota – Favre needs a new go-to WR, and Berrian just isn’t it. One catch for 3 yards should land Berrian on your bench. I had him as the #36 WR in week one.
-Michael Crabtree, WR San Francisco – Starting to think he’s become a distraction in the Bay Area. His two catches for 12 yards is partly his fault, partly to blame on QB Alex Smith. I had Crabtree ranked #19 in week one.
Good calls:
Arian Foster, RB Houston
I have written plenty about Foster heading into the season, and he didn’t disappoint one bit. Foster’s 231 yards and 2 TDs against the Indianapolis Colts was a masterful performance to watch. I have had Foster higher on my draft board than most people (#34 overall). He is in for a big season and you should consider him a #1 RB for the rest of the season.
Jay Cutler, QB Chicago
Cutler still has a problem with turnovers, but he has no problem racking up the yards. With Mike Martz now running the Bears’ offense, it’s clear this is a pass first team. Cutler’s 372 yards and 2 TDs ranked near the top for fantasy points among QBs. Look for more of the same from Cutler as he settles into Martz’s offense. I had Cutler has the #8 ranked QB in week one.
CJ Spiller, RB Buffalo
There was a lot of hype surrounding Spiller heading into the regular season. He made one nice run and everyone was calling him legit. As he would quickly learn in week one, the regular season isn’t like the preseason. Spiller mustered just six yards on seven carries and eight yards on four catches. In fact, Spiller was third among Bills RBs in rushing (Fred Jackson: 19 yards, Marshawn Lynch: 13 yards). Spiller owners should prepare for a long season. I had Spiller ranked #65 overall preseason, much lower than most people.
Other notable good calls:
-Peyton Hillis, RB Cleveland
I have been screaming Hillis’ name ever since Montario Hardesty got hurt in Cleveland. Hillis is a tough runner that will get plenty of work this year for the Browns. I had Hillis ranked #40 among RBs in week one.
-Michael Turner, RB Atlanta
It was a pretty easy call to recognize that Turner would struggle against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Falcons were on the road, playing against a Pittsburgh defense that needed to play big to win the game, and they did. Turner was a non-factor with just 42 yards on 19 carries. I had Turner ranked #20 among RBs in week one.
-Steven Jackson, RB St. Louis
Week one could be a microcosm of the entire season for Jackson. He rushed for 81 yards, and no TDs. I said it before, Jackson will get his yards, but TDs will remain elusive. I had Jackson as the #9 ranked RB preseason.
-Miles Austin, WR Dallas
I warned people that Austin’s breakout year last season wasn’t a fluke. In week one, he caught 10 balls for 147 yards and 1 TD. I had ranked as the #3 WR preseason behind Andre Johnson and Randy Moss.
-Chad Henne/Brandon Marshall, QB/WR Miami
The Dolphins passing game will not be as prolific this season as many people predicted. Henne never settled into a groove (188 yard, no TDs) and Marshall’s numbers (6 rec./53 yards) suffered because of it against the Buffalo Bills. Look for a lot of these types of games from Miami.
Bad Calls:
Hakeem Nicks – WR New York Giants
If you had Nicks on your bench, you weren’t alone. Nicks was going against a Carolina Panthers defense that gave up just four TDs through the air last year. Also, Nicks has been plagued by injuries in the past, and never emerged as a go-to guy for Eli Manning. On Sunday that changed. Nicks caught three TD passes, and appears ready to fill the shoes of Plaxico Burress. Nicks is a big target, perfect for the Giants red zone passing attack. Nicks is a must start WR right now. Don’t expect him to grab three TDs every game, but certainly expect a red zone target or two each game. I had Nicks ranked #43 among WRs in week one (one slot below Mike Sims-Walker, who was shutout in week one).
DeSean Jackson – WR Philadelphia
Jackson never got started on Sunday and was a non-factor in Philly’s loss to the Green Bay Packers. Perhaps the most concerning about Jackson’s 40 yards receiving is all his yards came with Michael Vick at quarterback. Most people expected Kevin Kolb to bolster Jackson’s fantasy stats (myself included), but after one game that is not the case. I'm convinced Jackson will get his numbers this year, but it could take more time than expected as Kolb settles in at QB. I had Jackson as the #4 ranked WR in week one.
David Garrad – QB Jacksonville Jaguars
On draft night I said I wouldn’t take Garrard if he was the only QB left and I still needed a QB. His three TDs has me re-thinking my stance on the Jags QB. Garrard is like a crafty old pitcher in baseball; he’s not flashy just effective. With Garrard you will never get the big yardage totals, but he will deliver the ball on the spot. Don’t expect three TD passes a week out of him, but as teams crowd the line to stop Maurice Jones-Drew, look for Garrard to exploit defenses. Garrard was on the outside of my top 20 QBs this week.
Other notable bad calls:
-Kevin Kolb, QB Philadelphia – Could there be a QB controversy brewing already in Philly? Kolb was knocked out of Sunday’s game with a concussion and Michael Vick filled in nicely. Before getting hurt, Kolb struggled immensely, often times looking overwhelmed. I had Kolb as the #7 ranked QB in week one.
-Jerome Harrison, RB Cleveland – Many analysts expected he would run wild against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It turned out Peyton Hillis was the better option. I had Harrison ranked #7 RB option this week.
-Frank Gore, RB San Francisco – Almost everyone expected a big performance from Gore and the Niners against the Seattle Seahawks. Gore's 38 yard rushing is a big concern, and there are some serious problems that need solving in San Fran real fast. Gore was #3 on my RB list.
-Bernard Berrian, WR Minnesota – Favre needs a new go-to WR, and Berrian just isn’t it. One catch for 3 yards should land Berrian on your bench. I had him as the #36 WR in week one.
-Michael Crabtree, WR San Francisco – Starting to think he’s become a distraction in the Bay Area. His two catches for 12 yards is partly his fault, partly to blame on QB Alex Smith. I had Crabtree ranked #19 in week one.
Good calls:
Arian Foster, RB Houston
I have written plenty about Foster heading into the season, and he didn’t disappoint one bit. Foster’s 231 yards and 2 TDs against the Indianapolis Colts was a masterful performance to watch. I have had Foster higher on my draft board than most people (#34 overall). He is in for a big season and you should consider him a #1 RB for the rest of the season.
Jay Cutler, QB Chicago
Cutler still has a problem with turnovers, but he has no problem racking up the yards. With Mike Martz now running the Bears’ offense, it’s clear this is a pass first team. Cutler’s 372 yards and 2 TDs ranked near the top for fantasy points among QBs. Look for more of the same from Cutler as he settles into Martz’s offense. I had Cutler has the #8 ranked QB in week one.
CJ Spiller, RB Buffalo
There was a lot of hype surrounding Spiller heading into the regular season. He made one nice run and everyone was calling him legit. As he would quickly learn in week one, the regular season isn’t like the preseason. Spiller mustered just six yards on seven carries and eight yards on four catches. In fact, Spiller was third among Bills RBs in rushing (Fred Jackson: 19 yards, Marshawn Lynch: 13 yards). Spiller owners should prepare for a long season. I had Spiller ranked #65 overall preseason, much lower than most people.
Other notable good calls:
-Peyton Hillis, RB Cleveland
I have been screaming Hillis’ name ever since Montario Hardesty got hurt in Cleveland. Hillis is a tough runner that will get plenty of work this year for the Browns. I had Hillis ranked #40 among RBs in week one.
-Michael Turner, RB Atlanta
It was a pretty easy call to recognize that Turner would struggle against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Falcons were on the road, playing against a Pittsburgh defense that needed to play big to win the game, and they did. Turner was a non-factor with just 42 yards on 19 carries. I had Turner ranked #20 among RBs in week one.
-Steven Jackson, RB St. Louis
Week one could be a microcosm of the entire season for Jackson. He rushed for 81 yards, and no TDs. I said it before, Jackson will get his yards, but TDs will remain elusive. I had Jackson as the #9 ranked RB preseason.
-Miles Austin, WR Dallas
I warned people that Austin’s breakout year last season wasn’t a fluke. In week one, he caught 10 balls for 147 yards and 1 TD. I had ranked as the #3 WR preseason behind Andre Johnson and Randy Moss.
-Chad Henne/Brandon Marshall, QB/WR Miami
The Dolphins passing game will not be as prolific this season as many people predicted. Henne never settled into a groove (188 yard, no TDs) and Marshall’s numbers (6 rec./53 yards) suffered because of it against the Buffalo Bills. Look for a lot of these types of games from Miami.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Week 1: Fantasy Football Rankings -- QB, RB, WR/TE
Ranking players is always the most challenging in week 1. You just never know how a team -- or an individual player -- will perform compared to last season. The best approach when selecting your starting line-up for week one is to go with established player. For instance, if you're deciding between Hines Ward and Johnny Knox, pick Ward. He has a long track record of being a solid fantasy player, and he should get a lot of targets. As the season goes on, this may change as Ward's role in the offense diminishes and Knox grows as a WR.
With that said, here are the week one rankings for quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers:
QB
1. Drew Brees vs. Minnesota
2. Peyton Manning at Houston Texans
3. Aaron Rodgers at Philadelphia Eagles
4. Tom Brady vs. Cincinnati Bengals
5. Matt Schaub vs. Indianapolis Colts
6. Philip Rivers at Kansas City Chiefs
7. Kevin Kolb vs. Green Bay Packers
8. Jay Cutler vs. Detroit Lions
9. Brett Favre at New Orleans Saints
10. Carson Palmer at New England Patriots
11. Tony Romo at Washington Redskins
12. Eli Manning vs. Carolina Panthers
13. Derek Anderson vs. St. Louis Rams
14. Kyle Orton at Jacksonville Jaguars
15. Vince Young vs. Oakland Raiders
16. Alex Smith at Seattle Seahawks
17. Donovan McNabb vs. Dallas Cowboys
18. Joe Flacco at New York Jets
19. Chad Henne at Buffalo Bills
20. Matt Ryan at Pittsburgh Steelers
RB
1. Adrian Peterson at New Orleans Saints
2. Chris Johnson vs. Oakland Raiders
3. Frank Gore at Seattle Seahawks
4. Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Denver Broncos
5. Steven Jackson vs. Arizona Cardinals
6. Jerome Harrison vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7. Arian Foster vs. Indianapolis Colts
8. Rashard Mendenhall vs. Atlanta Falcons
9. Beanie Wells at St. Louis Rams
10. Ray Rice at New York Jets
11. DeAngelo Williams at New York Giants
12. Cedric Benson at New England Patriots
13. Ryan Mathews at Kansas City Chiefs
14. Joseph Addai at Houston Texans
15. Ronnie Brown at Buffalo Bills
16. Ryan Grant at Philadelphia Eagles
17. Cadillac Williams vs. Cleveland Browns
18. Jonathan Stewart at New York Giants
19. Matt Forte vs. Detroit Lions
20. Michael Turner at Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Pierre Thomas vs. Minnesota Vikings
22. Jamaal Charles vs. San Diego Chargers
23. Shonn Green vs. Baltimore Ravens
24. Jahvid Best at Chicago Bears
25. LeSean McCoy vs. Green Bay Packers
26. Reggie Bush vs. Minnesota Vikings
27. Ahmad Bradshaw vs. Carolina Panthers
28. Tim Hightower at St. Louis Rams
29. Felix Jones at Washington Redskins
30. Ricky Williams at Buffalo Bills
31. Marion Barber III at Washington Redskins
32. CJ Spiller vs. Miami Dolphins
33. Brandon Jacobs vs. Carolina Panthers
34. Clinton Portis vs. Dallas Cowboys
35. Chester Taylor vs. Detroit Lions
36. Darren McFadden at Tennessee Titians
37. Justin Forsett vs. San Francisco 49ers
38. Correll Buckhalter at Jacksonville Jaguars
39. Fred Taylor vs. Cincinnati Bengals
40. Peyton Hillis at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
WR/TE
1. Andre Johnson vs. Indianapolis Colts
2. Reggie Wayne at Houston Texans
3. Larry Fitzgerald at St. Louis Rams
4. DeSean Jackson vs. Green Bay
5. Calvin Johnson at Chicago Bears
6. Randy Moss vs. Cincinnati Bengals
7. Miles Austin at Washington Redskins
8. Greg Jennings at Philadelphia Eagles
9. Chad OchoCinco at New England Patriots
10. Marques Colston vs. Minnesota Vikings
11. Antonio Gates at Kansas City Chiefs
12. Brandon Marshall at Buffalo Bills
13. Vernon Davis at Seattle Seahawks
14. Hines Ward vs. Atlanta Falcons
15. Pierre Garcon at Houston Texans
16. Robert Meachem vs. Minnesota Vikings
17. Dallas Clark at Houston Texans
18. Roddy White at Pittsburgh Steelers
19. Michael Crabtree at Seattle Seahawks
20. Percy Harvin at New Orleans Saints
21. Jermichael Finley at Philadelphia Eagles
22. Malcom Floyd at Kansas City Chiefs
23. Mike Wallace vs. Atlanta Falcons
24. Johnny Knox vs. Detroit Lions
25. Anquan Boldin at New York Jets
26. Lee Evans vs. Buffalo Bills
27. Dwayne Bowe vs. San Diego Chargers
28. Brent Celek vs. Green Bay Packers
29. Devin Hester vs. Detroit Lions
30. Visanthe Shiancoe at New Orleans Saints
31. Steve Smith (CAR) at New York Giants
32. Terrell Owens at New England Patriots
33. Donald Driver at Philadelphia Eagles
34. Wes Welker vs. Cincinnati Bengals
35. Jacoby Jones vs. Indianapolis Colts
36. Bernard Berrian at New Orleans Saints
37. Jabar Gaffney at Jacksonville Jaguars
38. Jeremy Maclin vs. Green Bay Packers
39. Steve Breaston at St. Louis Rams
40. Mike Williams (TB) vs. Cleveland Browns
41. Mohamed Massaquoi at Tampa Bay
42. Mike Sims-Walker vs. Denver Broncos
43. Hakeem Nicks vs. Carolina Panthers
44. Devrey Henderson vs. Minnesota Vikings
45. Santana Moss vs. Dallas Cowboys
46. Greg Olsen vs. Detroit Lions
47. Braylon Edwards vs. Baltimore Ravens
48. Devin Aromashodu vs. Detroit Lions
49. Jason Whitten at Washington Redskins
50. Mike Williams (SEA) vs. San Francisco 49ers
With that said, here are the week one rankings for quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers:
QB
1. Drew Brees vs. Minnesota
2. Peyton Manning at Houston Texans
3. Aaron Rodgers at Philadelphia Eagles
4. Tom Brady vs. Cincinnati Bengals
5. Matt Schaub vs. Indianapolis Colts
6. Philip Rivers at Kansas City Chiefs
7. Kevin Kolb vs. Green Bay Packers
8. Jay Cutler vs. Detroit Lions
9. Brett Favre at New Orleans Saints
10. Carson Palmer at New England Patriots
11. Tony Romo at Washington Redskins
12. Eli Manning vs. Carolina Panthers
13. Derek Anderson vs. St. Louis Rams
14. Kyle Orton at Jacksonville Jaguars
15. Vince Young vs. Oakland Raiders
16. Alex Smith at Seattle Seahawks
17. Donovan McNabb vs. Dallas Cowboys
18. Joe Flacco at New York Jets
19. Chad Henne at Buffalo Bills
20. Matt Ryan at Pittsburgh Steelers
RB
1. Adrian Peterson at New Orleans Saints
2. Chris Johnson vs. Oakland Raiders
3. Frank Gore at Seattle Seahawks
4. Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Denver Broncos
5. Steven Jackson vs. Arizona Cardinals
6. Jerome Harrison vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7. Arian Foster vs. Indianapolis Colts
8. Rashard Mendenhall vs. Atlanta Falcons
9. Beanie Wells at St. Louis Rams
10. Ray Rice at New York Jets
11. DeAngelo Williams at New York Giants
12. Cedric Benson at New England Patriots
13. Ryan Mathews at Kansas City Chiefs
14. Joseph Addai at Houston Texans
15. Ronnie Brown at Buffalo Bills
16. Ryan Grant at Philadelphia Eagles
17. Cadillac Williams vs. Cleveland Browns
18. Jonathan Stewart at New York Giants
19. Matt Forte vs. Detroit Lions
20. Michael Turner at Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Pierre Thomas vs. Minnesota Vikings
22. Jamaal Charles vs. San Diego Chargers
23. Shonn Green vs. Baltimore Ravens
24. Jahvid Best at Chicago Bears
25. LeSean McCoy vs. Green Bay Packers
26. Reggie Bush vs. Minnesota Vikings
27. Ahmad Bradshaw vs. Carolina Panthers
28. Tim Hightower at St. Louis Rams
29. Felix Jones at Washington Redskins
30. Ricky Williams at Buffalo Bills
31. Marion Barber III at Washington Redskins
32. CJ Spiller vs. Miami Dolphins
33. Brandon Jacobs vs. Carolina Panthers
34. Clinton Portis vs. Dallas Cowboys
35. Chester Taylor vs. Detroit Lions
36. Darren McFadden at Tennessee Titians
37. Justin Forsett vs. San Francisco 49ers
38. Correll Buckhalter at Jacksonville Jaguars
39. Fred Taylor vs. Cincinnati Bengals
40. Peyton Hillis at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
WR/TE
1. Andre Johnson vs. Indianapolis Colts
2. Reggie Wayne at Houston Texans
3. Larry Fitzgerald at St. Louis Rams
4. DeSean Jackson vs. Green Bay
5. Calvin Johnson at Chicago Bears
6. Randy Moss vs. Cincinnati Bengals
7. Miles Austin at Washington Redskins
8. Greg Jennings at Philadelphia Eagles
9. Chad OchoCinco at New England Patriots
10. Marques Colston vs. Minnesota Vikings
11. Antonio Gates at Kansas City Chiefs
12. Brandon Marshall at Buffalo Bills
13. Vernon Davis at Seattle Seahawks
14. Hines Ward vs. Atlanta Falcons
15. Pierre Garcon at Houston Texans
16. Robert Meachem vs. Minnesota Vikings
17. Dallas Clark at Houston Texans
18. Roddy White at Pittsburgh Steelers
19. Michael Crabtree at Seattle Seahawks
20. Percy Harvin at New Orleans Saints
21. Jermichael Finley at Philadelphia Eagles
22. Malcom Floyd at Kansas City Chiefs
23. Mike Wallace vs. Atlanta Falcons
24. Johnny Knox vs. Detroit Lions
25. Anquan Boldin at New York Jets
26. Lee Evans vs. Buffalo Bills
27. Dwayne Bowe vs. San Diego Chargers
28. Brent Celek vs. Green Bay Packers
29. Devin Hester vs. Detroit Lions
30. Visanthe Shiancoe at New Orleans Saints
31. Steve Smith (CAR) at New York Giants
32. Terrell Owens at New England Patriots
33. Donald Driver at Philadelphia Eagles
34. Wes Welker vs. Cincinnati Bengals
35. Jacoby Jones vs. Indianapolis Colts
36. Bernard Berrian at New Orleans Saints
37. Jabar Gaffney at Jacksonville Jaguars
38. Jeremy Maclin vs. Green Bay Packers
39. Steve Breaston at St. Louis Rams
40. Mike Williams (TB) vs. Cleveland Browns
41. Mohamed Massaquoi at Tampa Bay
42. Mike Sims-Walker vs. Denver Broncos
43. Hakeem Nicks vs. Carolina Panthers
44. Devrey Henderson vs. Minnesota Vikings
45. Santana Moss vs. Dallas Cowboys
46. Greg Olsen vs. Detroit Lions
47. Braylon Edwards vs. Baltimore Ravens
48. Devin Aromashodu vs. Detroit Lions
49. Jason Whitten at Washington Redskins
50. Mike Williams (SEA) vs. San Francisco 49ers
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
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