Monday, October 4, 2010
Fantasy football 2010 rankings and values
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The following rankings are based on a fantasy football player's year to end season value. If a draft or auction were to occur today this is the rank and value we place on the players based on their past performance and predicted future production. The basis for the valuations is a 10 team league starting 1 QB 2 RB 2 WR 1 TE 1 K 1 Defense with a 50% yardage and 50% TD scoring system with no points awarded for receptions. The rankings are updated every Tuesday morning, allowing players to value their teams, analyze player values for trades and plan future moves to get the most return out of your Fantasy Football players.
RANK PLAYER DESCRIPTION AUCTION $
1 Chris Johnson Titans, RB
Faster than a speeding Usain Bolt, more powerful than a locomotive, able to jump tall lineman on a 4th down, it's a Falcon it's a Jet, it's Chris Johnson. $44
2 Adrian Peterson Vikings, RB
Despite having some erratic games and fumbling issues, if anyone's going to have a record setting year in '10, it feels like it could be AP. $40
3 Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars, RB
2009 stats feel like it could be his ceiling, even so, no complaints.....offense remains stable and a repeat performance very likely. $35
4 Ray Rice Ravens, RB
His weekly production is as reliable as Rush Limbaugh's 4th donut of the day. $34
5 Micheal Turner Falcons, RB
The Burner......if in the '08 season he was fueled by petroleum products......he apparently switched to "easy bake oven" technology '09.....he'll get it back on track in '10. $30
6 Frank Gore 49ers, RB
The forecast calls for high weekly averages with spotty nagging injuries all season. $27
7 Steven Jackson Rams, RB
This much potential hasn't been squandered since Matt Damon turned down Famke Jannsen in Rounders. $25
8 Andre Johnson Texans, WR
2009 receiving yards leader by over 200 yds. Potential for even more TD's, but his performance is tied to Schuab staying healthy. $24
9 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals, WR
If Warner retires, the Cardinals WR's are going to be like Rage Against the Machine trying to go on without Zach de la Rocha. $23
10 Cedric Benson Bears, RB
The question is....does his deal with the devil extend into the 2010 season? Or does he go back to the Cedric we know and hate? $22
11 Ryan Grant Packers, RB
Not the sexiest RB in terms of flash, but he does his job well......oddly the exact opposite can be said of Megan Fox. $21
12 Jamaal Charles Chiefs, RB
The Chiefs miserable team is not doing him any favors, but he is the kind of guy that is going to find a way to get his. $21
13 DeAngelo Williams Panthers,RB
The perks at a time share pitch are all fun and games, but make sure you know what the Panthers are selling before you buy...basically, a full split of two great backs. $21
14 Vincent Jackson Chargers, WR
Is to San Diego WR's what MadMen is to AMC.....both have made something completely irrelevant worth watching now. $20
15 Rashard Mendenhall Steelers,RB
Although we don't expect him to be unbelievable in '10; being the lead RB in PIT guarentee's a certain level of scoring. $19
16 Reggie Wayne Colts, WR
Like Charlize Theron, were not sure what we'll get out of Reggie next; the hottie in The Italian Job or the psycho in Monster that murders your fantasy season. He killed fantasy owners down the stretch of '09. $19
17 Aaron Rodgers Packers,QB
If his offensive line continues to give him the sandlot approved 5 banana count again next year like they did the second half of '09, we expect him to be the top rated fantasy QB again. $19
18 Drew Brees Saints, QB
In each of the past 4 years he's put up a minimum of 4,300 yds and 26 tds. Not too bad of numbers to build a fantasy team around. $19
19 DeSean Jackson Eagles, WR
Despite the fact that is was a turbulent ride with big swings in production....he had the highest average pts/game among Fantasy WR's last year. $19
20 Brandon Marshall Broncos, WR
It seems like every year leading up to Fantasy Drafts/Auctions, there are a lot of questions and reasons not to go after #15...for now we remain very optimistic on his '10 season. $19
21 Peyton Manning Colts, QB
Is he pimping any insurance companies on TV yet? If not he should, because when he's your FF QB, you always feel like your in good hands. $18
22 Miles Austin Cowboys, WR
We found out that his 200 yd game was not a one hit wonder last year....now we're curious if his '09 season was....if it's not, look for Blind Melon, The Proclaimers, Chumbawumba and Hanson to be knocking on his door for advice. $18
23 Randy Moss Patriots, WR
Don't get me wrong, its not that we don't like Moss' '09 numbers, its just we're kind of left with a bad taste in our mouths with how he went out in his last few games. $18
24 Thomas Jones Jets, RB
If you seek flashy highlight reel TD replays, go elsewhere, but if you like reliable production, you've come to the right place...assuming Father Time doesn't finally take him down. $17
25 Ronnie Brown Miami, RB
He's still young and we love him when healthy, but how many times can he bounce back from injury and be his old self. $17
26 Calvin Johnson Lions, WR
Looking more like a 'second tier' transforming action figure of the 80's......Gobot in disguise! $15
27 Beanie Wells Cardinals, RB
The trend at the end of 2009 season was Wells finally started getting the bulk of the carries over Hightower. If that continues into 2010, Wells will post solid numbers. $15
28 Knowshon Moreno Broncos, RB
With just under 1000 yds rushing and 9 total td's in 2009, he didn't exactly blow us away, but it wasn't a disaster either. Entering his second year he'll be counted on more and should deliver. $14
29 Anquan Boldin Cardinals, WR
If it's not too late, someone call Jeff Probst, Boldin would absolutely destroy the competition in an "injury bug" challenge on Survivor. $14
30 Joesph Addai Colts, RB
Addai's only 26...apparently he, Danny Almonte and Greg Oden all get their fake id's from the same place. $13
31 Kevin Smith Lions, RB
If you can talk yourself into a Detroit Lions RB not named Barry Sanders, then by all means. $12
32 Pierre Thomas
Saints, RB
He plays Suzanne Summers in the Saints aggravating Three's Company sitcom. He is the hottest by far, yet Mike Bell in the role of the butch brunette gets far too much screen time $12
33 Tom Brady Patriots, QB
Like DeNiro/Pacino in Godfather II & Heat...Brady/Moss had some incredible highs, lets hope 2010 doesn't turn into a collect the paycheck year and pump out a 'Righteous Kill' type season. $12
34 Sidney Rice Vikings, WR
He'd still be good, but if Favre retires, we're not as bullish on Rice with T Jack or Gus throwing to him. $10
35 Greg Jennings Packers, WR
His reversal of fortune last season rivals only that of an ameteur competitive eater; one minute focused and poised for a Coney Island Championship, the next he's got semi-digested wet hot dogs & buns all over his shoes. $10
36 Roddy White Falcons, WR
Seriously, Mr. White....Mr. Blonde wants to know, "are you going to bark all day little doggie, or are you gonna bite?" $10
37 Steve Smith Carolina, WR
He's still near the front of the plane, it just feels like he's moved from first class to businees class after last year. $10
38 Matt Schaub Texans, QB
The under appreciated girl in high school who you knew was hot and now you're too late to the party. $9
39 Dallas Clark Colts, TE
Dallas International Airport is the nation's 3rd busiest, Dallas Clark is our #1 ranked TE. Suck it airport. $9
40 Antonio Gates Chargers, TE
No signs of SD going back to a run heavy offense with the aging LT-Style Electric Slider (he don't like that call) $9
41 Vernon Davis 49ers, TE
Has all the physical gifts to be in the movie Avatar, he just couldn't learn how to speak Na'Vi. $8
42 Chad Ochocinco Bengals, WR
He's never been a TD machine; it was always the consistent big yards & receptions that made him special, but with declining numbers in those areas, he starts to look more ordinary. $7
43 Phillip Rivers Chargers,QB
Trending well; since 2007 he's increased Yardage and TD totals while reducing INT's every year. $7
44 Owen Daniels Texans, TE
This ranking assumes a full recovery and return to 2009 form, when he was a top TE. $7
45 Matt Forte Bears, RB
The teen equivalent of going from Prom King to Chess Club in one year. High School can be so cruel. $7
46 Jonathon Stewart Panthers, RB
Would love him if he was the workhorse back in this offense, but might have to wait a little while longer for that scenario to play out. $7
47 Marques Colston Saints, WR
That's Marcus with a "Q". Oh, of course it is Mrs. Colston, what a lovely child. $6
48 Steve Smith Giants, WR
A great #2 Fantasy WR that will give you week in week out receptions and yardage. $6
49 Santonio Holmes Steelers, WR
If Santonio Holmes career parallels Larry Holmes career we believe next season could be the Gerry Cooney fight where Holmes really finds his stride. $6
50 Tony Romo Cowboys, QB
Tony Romo does a little too much peacocking to be a true Cowboy. He fell flat in the final game. He has been a bit streaky but with Austin, Witten and Jones their offense looks to be dangerous. $6
The following rankings are based on a fantasy football player's year to end season value. If a draft or auction were to occur today this is the rank and value we place on the players based on their past performance and predicted future production. The basis for the valuations is a 10 team league starting 1 QB 2 RB 2 WR 1 TE 1 K 1 Defense with a 50% yardage and 50% TD scoring system with no points awarded for receptions. The rankings are updated every Tuesday morning, allowing players to value their teams, analyze player values for trades and plan future moves to get the most return out of your Fantasy Football players.
RANK PLAYER DESCRIPTION AUCTION $
1 Chris Johnson Titans, RB
Faster than a speeding Usain Bolt, more powerful than a locomotive, able to jump tall lineman on a 4th down, it's a Falcon it's a Jet, it's Chris Johnson. $44
2 Adrian Peterson Vikings, RB
Despite having some erratic games and fumbling issues, if anyone's going to have a record setting year in '10, it feels like it could be AP. $40
3 Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars, RB
2009 stats feel like it could be his ceiling, even so, no complaints.....offense remains stable and a repeat performance very likely. $35
4 Ray Rice Ravens, RB
His weekly production is as reliable as Rush Limbaugh's 4th donut of the day. $34
5 Micheal Turner Falcons, RB
The Burner......if in the '08 season he was fueled by petroleum products......he apparently switched to "easy bake oven" technology '09.....he'll get it back on track in '10. $30
6 Frank Gore 49ers, RB
The forecast calls for high weekly averages with spotty nagging injuries all season. $27
7 Steven Jackson Rams, RB
This much potential hasn't been squandered since Matt Damon turned down Famke Jannsen in Rounders. $25
8 Andre Johnson Texans, WR
2009 receiving yards leader by over 200 yds. Potential for even more TD's, but his performance is tied to Schuab staying healthy. $24
9 Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals, WR
If Warner retires, the Cardinals WR's are going to be like Rage Against the Machine trying to go on without Zach de la Rocha. $23
10 Cedric Benson Bears, RB
The question is....does his deal with the devil extend into the 2010 season? Or does he go back to the Cedric we know and hate? $22
11 Ryan Grant Packers, RB
Not the sexiest RB in terms of flash, but he does his job well......oddly the exact opposite can be said of Megan Fox. $21
12 Jamaal Charles Chiefs, RB
The Chiefs miserable team is not doing him any favors, but he is the kind of guy that is going to find a way to get his. $21
13 DeAngelo Williams Panthers,RB
The perks at a time share pitch are all fun and games, but make sure you know what the Panthers are selling before you buy...basically, a full split of two great backs. $21
14 Vincent Jackson Chargers, WR
Is to San Diego WR's what MadMen is to AMC.....both have made something completely irrelevant worth watching now. $20
15 Rashard Mendenhall Steelers,RB
Although we don't expect him to be unbelievable in '10; being the lead RB in PIT guarentee's a certain level of scoring. $19
16 Reggie Wayne Colts, WR
Like Charlize Theron, were not sure what we'll get out of Reggie next; the hottie in The Italian Job or the psycho in Monster that murders your fantasy season. He killed fantasy owners down the stretch of '09. $19
17 Aaron Rodgers Packers,QB
If his offensive line continues to give him the sandlot approved 5 banana count again next year like they did the second half of '09, we expect him to be the top rated fantasy QB again. $19
18 Drew Brees Saints, QB
In each of the past 4 years he's put up a minimum of 4,300 yds and 26 tds. Not too bad of numbers to build a fantasy team around. $19
19 DeSean Jackson Eagles, WR
Despite the fact that is was a turbulent ride with big swings in production....he had the highest average pts/game among Fantasy WR's last year. $19
20 Brandon Marshall Broncos, WR
It seems like every year leading up to Fantasy Drafts/Auctions, there are a lot of questions and reasons not to go after #15...for now we remain very optimistic on his '10 season. $19
21 Peyton Manning Colts, QB
Is he pimping any insurance companies on TV yet? If not he should, because when he's your FF QB, you always feel like your in good hands. $18
22 Miles Austin Cowboys, WR
We found out that his 200 yd game was not a one hit wonder last year....now we're curious if his '09 season was....if it's not, look for Blind Melon, The Proclaimers, Chumbawumba and Hanson to be knocking on his door for advice. $18
23 Randy Moss Patriots, WR
Don't get me wrong, its not that we don't like Moss' '09 numbers, its just we're kind of left with a bad taste in our mouths with how he went out in his last few games. $18
24 Thomas Jones Jets, RB
If you seek flashy highlight reel TD replays, go elsewhere, but if you like reliable production, you've come to the right place...assuming Father Time doesn't finally take him down. $17
25 Ronnie Brown Miami, RB
He's still young and we love him when healthy, but how many times can he bounce back from injury and be his old self. $17
26 Calvin Johnson Lions, WR
Looking more like a 'second tier' transforming action figure of the 80's......Gobot in disguise! $15
27 Beanie Wells Cardinals, RB
The trend at the end of 2009 season was Wells finally started getting the bulk of the carries over Hightower. If that continues into 2010, Wells will post solid numbers. $15
28 Knowshon Moreno Broncos, RB
With just under 1000 yds rushing and 9 total td's in 2009, he didn't exactly blow us away, but it wasn't a disaster either. Entering his second year he'll be counted on more and should deliver. $14
29 Anquan Boldin Cardinals, WR
If it's not too late, someone call Jeff Probst, Boldin would absolutely destroy the competition in an "injury bug" challenge on Survivor. $14
30 Joesph Addai Colts, RB
Addai's only 26...apparently he, Danny Almonte and Greg Oden all get their fake id's from the same place. $13
31 Kevin Smith Lions, RB
If you can talk yourself into a Detroit Lions RB not named Barry Sanders, then by all means. $12
32 Pierre Thomas
Saints, RB
He plays Suzanne Summers in the Saints aggravating Three's Company sitcom. He is the hottest by far, yet Mike Bell in the role of the butch brunette gets far too much screen time $12
33 Tom Brady Patriots, QB
Like DeNiro/Pacino in Godfather II & Heat...Brady/Moss had some incredible highs, lets hope 2010 doesn't turn into a collect the paycheck year and pump out a 'Righteous Kill' type season. $12
34 Sidney Rice Vikings, WR
He'd still be good, but if Favre retires, we're not as bullish on Rice with T Jack or Gus throwing to him. $10
35 Greg Jennings Packers, WR
His reversal of fortune last season rivals only that of an ameteur competitive eater; one minute focused and poised for a Coney Island Championship, the next he's got semi-digested wet hot dogs & buns all over his shoes. $10
36 Roddy White Falcons, WR
Seriously, Mr. White....Mr. Blonde wants to know, "are you going to bark all day little doggie, or are you gonna bite?" $10
37 Steve Smith Carolina, WR
He's still near the front of the plane, it just feels like he's moved from first class to businees class after last year. $10
38 Matt Schaub Texans, QB
The under appreciated girl in high school who you knew was hot and now you're too late to the party. $9
39 Dallas Clark Colts, TE
Dallas International Airport is the nation's 3rd busiest, Dallas Clark is our #1 ranked TE. Suck it airport. $9
40 Antonio Gates Chargers, TE
No signs of SD going back to a run heavy offense with the aging LT-Style Electric Slider (he don't like that call) $9
41 Vernon Davis 49ers, TE
Has all the physical gifts to be in the movie Avatar, he just couldn't learn how to speak Na'Vi. $8
42 Chad Ochocinco Bengals, WR
He's never been a TD machine; it was always the consistent big yards & receptions that made him special, but with declining numbers in those areas, he starts to look more ordinary. $7
43 Phillip Rivers Chargers,QB
Trending well; since 2007 he's increased Yardage and TD totals while reducing INT's every year. $7
44 Owen Daniels Texans, TE
This ranking assumes a full recovery and return to 2009 form, when he was a top TE. $7
45 Matt Forte Bears, RB
The teen equivalent of going from Prom King to Chess Club in one year. High School can be so cruel. $7
46 Jonathon Stewart Panthers, RB
Would love him if he was the workhorse back in this offense, but might have to wait a little while longer for that scenario to play out. $7
47 Marques Colston Saints, WR
That's Marcus with a "Q". Oh, of course it is Mrs. Colston, what a lovely child. $6
48 Steve Smith Giants, WR
A great #2 Fantasy WR that will give you week in week out receptions and yardage. $6
49 Santonio Holmes Steelers, WR
If Santonio Holmes career parallels Larry Holmes career we believe next season could be the Gerry Cooney fight where Holmes really finds his stride. $6
50 Tony Romo Cowboys, QB
Tony Romo does a little too much peacocking to be a true Cowboy. He fell flat in the final game. He has been a bit streaky but with Austin, Witten and Jones their offense looks to be dangerous. $6
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