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[End Zone Buzz] Top 5 Fantasy Players at Each Position

July 15th 2008 Posted in 10285

A look at the top 5 players at each position for the upcoming fantasy football season. Also known as the NFL season.

Quarterback

1) Tom Brady, NE
2) Peyton Manning, IND
3) Tony Romo, DAL
4) Drew Brees, NO
5) Carson Palmer, CIN

Running Back

1) LaDainian Tomlinson, SD
2) Adrian Peterson, MIN
3) Steven Jackson, STL
4) Brian Westbrook, PHI
5) Joseph Addai, IND

Wide Receiver

1) Randy Moss, NE
2) Terrell Owens, DAL
3) Andre Johnson, HOU
4) Reggie Wayne, IND
5) Larry Fitzgerald, ARI

Tight End

1) Jason Witten, DAL
2) Antonio Gates, SD
3) Kellen Winslow, Jr., CLE
4) Dallas Clark, IND
5) Chris Cooley, WAS

Kicker

1) Nick Folk, DAL
2) Steven Gostkowski, NE
3) Nate Kaeding, SD
4) Mason Crosby, GB
5) Josh Brown, STL

Defense/Special Teams

1) San Diego Chargers
2) Minnesota Vikings
3) Pittsburgh Steelers
4) New York Giants
5) New England Patriots

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[End Zone Buzz] Combining Mock Drafts to Make One

February 14th 2008 Posted in 10285

Using the invaluable mock draft database at HailRedskins.com, I looked at ten of the best mock draft websites - Football’s Future, Huddle Geeks, Draft Tek, Consensus Draft, The Huddle Report, Q.I. Sports, Great Blue North Draft Report, East Coast Sports, First Round Forecast, Draft Ace - and used a points system to configure a top ten.

The system is simple: A player will be assigned 10 points if he is listed as the first overall pick, 9 if he is listed as the second pick, 8 if he is third, and so on. The player with the highest number of points will be the first overall pick. I included their total points, and the highest any mock draft had them going. Here are the results.

1) Miami Dolphins: Glenn Dorsey, DT, LSU
Total points: 83
Highest predicted pick: 1st overall (Draft Ace, Huddle Geeks, Consensus Draft)

2) St. Louis Rams: Chris Long, DE, Virginia
Total points: 81
Highest predicted pick: 1st overall (Q.I. Sports, Great Blue North Draft Report)

3) Atlanta Falcons: Jake Long, OT, Michigan
Total points: 79
Highest predicted pick: 1st overall (Draft Tek, East Coast Sports, First Round Forecast)

4) Oakland Raiders: Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas
Total points: 70
Highest predicted pick: 3rd overall

5) Kansas City Chiefs: Matt Ryan, QB, Boston College
Total points: 65
Highest predicted pick: 1st overall (Football’s Future, The Huddle Report)

6) New York Jets: Vernon Gholston, DE/OLB, Ohio State
Total points: 38
Highest predicted pick: 5th overall

7) New England Patriots: Sedrick Ellis, DT, USC
Total points: 37
Highest predicted pick: 4th overall

Baltimore Ravens: Brian Brohm, QB, Louisville
Total points: 20
Highest predicted pick: 3rd overall

9) Cincinnati Bengals: Ryan Clady, OT, Boise State
Total points: 18
Highest predicted pick: 5th overall

10) New Orleans Saints: Mike Jenkins, CB, Troy
Total points: 15
Highest predicted pick: 7th overall

Others Receiving Points
- Calais Campbell
- Derrick Harvey
- Leodis McKelvin
- Rashard Mendenhall
- Phillip Merling
- Dan Connor
- Antoine Cason
- Keith Rivers
- Aqib Talib

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