If you are preparing for fantasy football draft what would be your top ten players on your chart?

Question

If you are preparing for fantasy football draft what would be your top ten players on your chart?

Answer 1

I don't chart 'em...

best available considering positional balance.

if I use paper during a draft it's in the form of a cocktail napkin.

Answer 2

idk

Answer 3

Tom Brady

Adrian Peterson

LaDainian Tomlinson

Peyton Manning

Randy Moss

Carson Palmer

Clinton Portis

Darren McFadden

Wes Welker

Marvin Harrison

...just my random guess. Seems like last year RB's were down  and it was a more vertical league.

Answer 4

the good ones ((:

Answer 5

If the NFL season started today, then here the top-10 players in Fantasy Football right now....

1) LaDanian Tomlinson, San Diego

He's doesn't have backup Michael Turner (Atlanta) anymore, but that doesn't mean LT will fall. It just mean that he gets more touches, as if he needed more. LT is figure to be the top RB again.

2) Adrian Peterson, Minnesota

He still has that prick of a thorn in Chester Taylor, but AP figures to get more touches in 2008, but don't be surprise if they use that dreaded two-back system to keep AP healthy, like the offense New Orleans use in Reggie Bush-Deuce McAllister.

3) Steven Jackson, St. Louis

S-Jax is still the man for the Rams, despite the injuries last season. Look for him to put healthy numbers and a bounce back campaign.

4) Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia

In a pass-happy offense, Westbrook is finally emerging as a complete RB, even if his stats doesn't show it. He finally reach the double digit in TD with 12 and reach 2K total yards, looks to be a legitimate RB.

5) Joseph Addai, Indianapolis

The only other durable RB in this list, Addai seems to disappear during the stretch but still can give you durable numbers without the risk.

6) Randy Moss, New England  

He might not reach that 20+ TD but still a reliable WR in a pass-first offense, especially with All-American Tom Brady passing the ball to him.

7) Marion Barber, Dallas

MB3 looks to be the feature back for the first time in his career, which means more touches in a durable offense, despite the presence of rookie RB Felix Jones.

8) Frank Gore, San Francisco

The Gore is looking for his groove back and it all starts with new offensive coordinator Mike Martz, one of the forefather of the Rams offense, to get the magic back.

9) Tom Brady, New England

He'll likely brought back down to earth but he still the best QB in the NFL, even with SpyGate and their Super Bowl loss after costing through 18 undefeated games 2007.

10) Larry Johnson, Kansas City

The foot injury drop his stock quite a bit but he still put monster numbers prior to that. Look for a rebound campaign.

Answer 6

Superman

Batman

Aquaman (gotta have someone to water the lawn)

3 US Marines

One guy in a red shirt (someone has to die first)

Dude named Steve (Why not?)

Dude named Steve's twin brother. Darrel.

Deadpool (Cause NO ONE is cooler than Deadpool)

Hey, you said it was Fantasy football...

Answer 7

same as nubcakes

Answer 8

1. L.Tomlinson

2. A. Peterson

3. B.Westbrook

4. T. Brady

5. S. Jackson

After that, I'm not sure.  There's a lot of good players.

Answer 9

1. L.Tomlinson

2. T.Brady

3. A.Peterson

4. B.Westbrook

5. M.Barber

6. R.Moss

7.R.Grant

8.S.Jackson

9.F.Gore

10.L.Johnson

Answer 10

First, you have to understand your format.  If you are playing in a point per reception league (PPR), it's important to know up front because pass-catching backs become blue chip commodities.

I use footballguys.com for my research, and they currently have the Top 16 in redraft leagues as follows:

Tomlinson

Peterson

Westbook

Jackson

Addai

Gore

Barber III

Portis

Moss

Johnson

Brady

McGahee

Grant

Lynch

Wayne

Jones-Drew

Brady's ranking reflects conventional wisdom that suggests QB is a deeper position, and there are comparatively few great, reliable feature RBs.

This should give you a starting point.