7-9 Seattle's playoff victory is a good thing

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The reigning Super Bowl Champ New Orleans Saints fell to the 7-9 Seattle Seahawks in today's playoff match.  All week I continued to hear about the disgrace of the Seahawks making the playoffs.  This so called disgraceful team just took down the defending champs.  I believe this is actually a good thing.

Before you question my sanity, let me give you the reason I believe this is a positive for the NFL.

One of the great strengths of the NFL is the equality in the league.  There really is not that much difference between a 7-9 team and a 10-6. This allows teams to make the playoffs that missed out last year.  It is the reason for the Mantra of Any Given Sunday (or Saturday). Unlike in other professional sports, any team making the playoffs can win the Super Bowl.  Most of the fans grow tired of the same teams playing deep in the playoffs (like the Patriots and Steelers). This victory does give hope to all the fans.

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JaMarcus Russell will catch on but should he?

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There is no doubt in my mind that former number 1 draft pick JaMarcus Russell will be picked up by a team before the start of the 2010 season. He will probably be the backup for the team that finds room for him. With his huge arm and tons of untapped potential, someone will believe that they can develop Russell where the Raiders failed. After all, the Raiders are not exactly the ideal place to develop a young quarterback.

The huge arm on Russell does bring comparisons to Jeff George. In the three years in Oakland, Russell started 25 games and went 7-18. He threw for 4083 yards, 18 Tds, 23 Ints, and a 52.1 completion percentage. George had better stats with his first team. Russell started 49 games for Indianapolis with 27602 yards, 154 Tds and 113 Int. and 57.9 completion percentage

Jeff George’s numbers were better than Russell’s numbers. Russell was not given the opportunity to play regularly that George was given and George had an additional season. The biggest number that jumps out is George’s 57.9 completion percentage versus Russell’s pathetic 52.1 completion percentage.

The biggest difference between George and Russell has been their attitudes. George was a bad boy and a cancer in the locker room. He could bring a clubhouse to its knees faster than Terrell Owens. Russell does not have the prima donna attitude of George but he appears to have a worse attitude. It appears he does not care about playing football, improving, winning, or team. It seems he only cared about getting his payday for being the number one overall pick. To me, this is far worse.

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Free Agents for the Fantasy Playoffs

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As the playoffs are upon us, here are some players that might still be available in your league. These are important in for injury replacements, underachieving players, and keeper leagues.

QB Vince Young - Tenn

Vince is making a bid for come back player of the year. He was completely undrafted in most leagues but over the last few weeks he has been putting up good fantasy numbers.

QB Alex Smith – SF

Since Smith has taken over as the QB, the 49ers have become a pass happy team. He is not the QB you want to lead you into the playoffs but he will due if you have a major need.

RB Chris Brown – Houston

Slaton is out for the season. Brown was already stealing goal line carries. He should be a good RB2 from here out.

RB Justin Forsett- Seattle
Forsett is being limited in touches because the lackluster Jones is ahead of him. Forsett is getting some key carries in the red zone. He is not a bad flex player but could be more if Seattle gets their head screwed on properly.

WR Antonio Bryant – Tampa Bay
Bryant was one of the biggest fantasy disappointments of the season. He is now playing much more inspired. Look for Bryant to continue this. I picked up Bryant in two leagues this week.

WR Dwayne Bowe – KC
Bowe is a stud that many owners dropped while he was suspended. He is still out another week but will be here for most of the fantasy playoffs. He is a great pick up in a keeper league.

WR Robert Meachem – N.O.

This kid is coming into his own late this season. He had a giant game last weekend. I would not expect that level from him but he could be your WR3 or flex guy with no issue.

TE Jermichael Finley – Green Bay
Finley is a big target for Rogers and Rogers has been feeding him the ball. I was amazed that he is still available in many leagues.

TE Marcedes Lewis – Jags
Lewis is a level below Finley but does put up decent fantasy numbers. He is a good backup and spot starter.

K Garrett Hartley – NO

Carney is out after missing a ton of field goals and Hartley is in. With the Saints being scoring machines, he is worth starting now.

K Rob Bironas- Tenn
Bironas is a fabulous option with the upturn of Titans. He is available in many leagues and is a starter.

Def – Jets
I was shocked to find the Jets available in ¾ of my leagues. This team is opportunistic and puts up decent numbers.

Def – Bengals

Many will be saying to themselves- “The Bengals?” Yes they are a good defense and are worth starting every week.

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Week 1 Fantasy Injury Report - Weekend Ed.

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Cardinals:
WR Anquan Boldin has an injured hamstring and is questionable. All week it has looked likely that Boldin would play but now it is much less likely. Boldin stated that it would be better to miss week one rather than re-injure himself and miss more time. I am benching him in a couple of leagues and suggest you do so unless you can wait until game time (3:15 CDT) to determine if you will start him.

WR Steve Breaston is probable with a knee injury. He is expected to play this weekend.

WR Early Doucet has a rib injury and is questionable for Sunday. He was limited in practice on Friday. Doucet is a bench guy in a Dynasty league but is not a starter at this point in his career. This injury should not matter to most fantasy owners.

Falcons:
QB Matt Ryan is probable and had an illness. He should be just fine on Sunday.

RB Jerious Norwood has a knee injury and is probable. He practiced from Wednesday on. He will play but he will have limited fantasy value.


Ravens:
TE L.J. Smith has a pulled left hamstring and is doubtful for Sunday. Smith is a backup TE who should not be owned.



Bills:
WR James Hardy is out indefinitely due to recovering from ACL surgery.


Panthers:
RB Jonathan Stewart is probable with an Achilles injury. He fully practiced most of the week.


Bears:
WR Devin Aromashodu has a quadricep injury and is questionable. He is the third WR for the Bears. He has very limited value at this time. He should not be started.

RB Kevin Jones is on the Injured Reserve with an ankle injury. He has no value.



Bengals:
QB Carson Palmer is probable with an ankle injury. He practiced most of the week and will play on Sunday.


Browns:
No significant fantasy injuries.


Cowboys:
WR Roy E. Williams is probable with a shoulder injury. He practiced all week. He should be fine to start.


Broncos:
RB Knowshon Moreno is probable and is recovering from a sprained MCL. He should play on Sunday but will be limited in carries.

QB Kyle Orton has a finger injury and is questionable. He is expected to play on Sunday.


Lions:
RB Kevin Smith is probable with a sore hip. He should play tomorrow.

WR Dennis Northcutt is probable with a hand injury. He was limited in practice on Friday. As the third wide in Detroit, he have very limited upside and potential.

K Jason Hanson has a minor knee injury and is probable. He is expected to play.


Packers:
RB Brandon Jackson is questionable with an ankle injury. He did not practice this week. He is only a backup so it should not matter.


Texans:
QB Matt Schaub has an ankle injury and is probable. He fully practiced on Friday. I expect him to play with no issues on Sunday.

WR Kevin Walter is questionable with a hamstring injury. He will be a game time decision.


Colts:
No significant fantasy injuries.


Jaguars:
RB Maurice Jones-Drew has a deep bruise to his right leg and is probable. He is expected to play.


Chiefs:
QB Matt Cassel has a knee injury questionable. He is not a good start against the Ravens even if he was not hurt. Bench his for this week.


Dolphins:
No significant fantasy injuries.


Vikings:
WR Bernard Berrian has a hamstring injury and is questionable. He was limited in practice this week. If he plays, it will probably be in a limited role. Leave Berrian on the bench.


Patriots:
QB Tom Brady is probable with a sore right shoulder. He will play and should have a big game against Buffalo.

WR Wes Welker has a knee injury and is questionable. There is no way to know if he will play or not. I would bench him for Monday's game.


Saints:
RB Pierre Thomas is out with a knee injury. Thomas should have great fantasy year but not in week one.

TE Jeremy Shockey has an ankle injury and is probable for Sunday. I expect him to be productive in Week One against the hapless Lions.


Giants:
No significant fantasy injuries.


Jets:
TE Dustin Keller has a toe injury and is probable. He fully practiced on Friday.


Raiders:
RB Justin Fargas is questionable with a hamstring injury. He did miss practices this week. Fargas has lost the starting RB job. He should not be started at this time.

WR Chaz Schilens has a foot injury and he is out for the week.


Eagles:
RB Brian Westbrook is probable with a knee injury. He is expected to play and should be a fantasy starter this week. He was limited in practice on Friday but nothing to worry about.

WR Kevin Curtis probable with a knee injury. Curtis is at the top of the depth chart for Wide Receivers in Philly. He never panned out as a fantasy starter last year and I do not see he as one this week.


Steelers: (Thurs Game)
WR Santonio Holmes is probable with a back injury. He will be ready to go on Thursday. This is nothing to worry about.

RB "Fast" Willie Parker has a hamstring tweak and is listed as probable. Parker is the starting back and will be the goal line back. He should be good to start this week.


Chargers:
No significant fantasy injuries.

49ers:
No significant fantasy injuries.


Seahawks:
WR Dion Branch is questionable with a hamstring injury. He missed practice this week. He will be a game time decision.


Rams:
QB Mark Bulger is probable with a broken finger. He is expected to play. He took all of the first team snaps on Friday.


Buccaneers:
WR Antonio Bryant is probable with a knee injury. He will play on Sunday against his old team Dallas. Look for them to test the young Cowboys secondary.

WR Michael Clayton has a hamstring injury and is probable. He was limited in practice this week.


Titans: (Thurs Game)
WR Nate Washington is questionable with a hamstring injury. He has been out most of the preseason with this hamstring. He has practiced this week. Is 50/50 if the best wide out for the Titans will play or not.


Redskins:
No significant fantasy injuries.


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Line 'em up/ Bench their butts

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This column's intent is to give the readers an idea of few good players in favorable match ups and a few good players in bad match ups. If you have a great player, then it may not advisable to bench him for someone in the Line 'em Up section. If I suggest that you bench one of your studs, you can only do this if you have a good option behind him. If you don't have a good player behind him, don't bench 'em. Remember every league is different and I am advising from a standard league.



Line ‘em Up

QB Brett Favre of Minnesota. Brett has something to prove and they are playing the lowly Browns defense. I expect a big game out of Brett as the Browns will try to make Brett beat them and I believe he will.

QB Matt Hasselbeck of Seattle. Hasselbeck is a very good QB when healthy. He is currently healthy and playing the Rams.

RB Ray Rice of Baltimore. I am on the Rice bandwagon and own him in 3 leagues. He is going against the Chiefs which are trying to convert to a 3-4 but they do not have the players for it yet. I look for a big game.

RB Leon Washington of the New York Jets. I look for Washington to show the Jets why they need to give him a contract extension and to make him the starting runningback. Houston is not a scary defense.

WR Eddie Royal of the Broncos. Eddie is in sync with new QB Orton where Marshall is not. I think this will help Royal overproduce early in the season.

WR Lance Moore of New Orleans. Many do not realize that Lance is the starting receiver for the Saints opposite of Colston. They are playing Detroit so most Saints should be good starts.

Bench their Butts

QB Eli Manning of New York Giants. Eli will be facing a very tough Redskins defense with new addition Albert Haynesworth. No one is giving the Redskins a chance in the NFC East. I look for Manning to be pressured all day long.

QB Jake Delhomme of Carolina. The Eagles lost their Defensive Guru Jim Johnson this summer. I think the Eagles inspired to play Johnson football. It will be a long day for Delhomme.

RB Pierre Thomas of New Orleans. Thomas would be a great start if he was healthy. He is still banged up so I would sit him this week and let him get well.

RB Matt Forte of Chicago. I have strong feeling that the Packer Defense will be dominate this year. They will try to shut down Forte. Look for Forte to have a down week.

WR Terrell Owens of the Bills. Unless Owens is going to be the QB, kicker, and WR, I think he is going to have a very tough year. It will start game one against the nasty Patriots. Plus he is not getting any younger.

WR Dwayne Bowe of Kansas City. A banged up Cassell who may or may not play and the Ravens Defense does not lead to a monster game.

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Week 1 Fantasy Injury Report - Thursday Ed.

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Steelers:
WR Santonio is probable with a back injury. He will be ready to go on Thursday. This is nothing to worry about.

RB "Fast" Willie Parker has a hamstring tweak and is listed as probable. Parker is the starting back and will be the goal line back. He should be good to start this week.


Titans:
WR Nate Washington is questionable with a hamstring injury. He has been out most of the preseason with this hamstring. He has practiced this week. Is 50/50 if the best wide out for the Titans will play or not.


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Post Fantasy Draft Blues

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As your fantasy drafts rap up, you might notice that you are having post draft blues. You pour yourself into draft preparation. You watch all the preseason games in an attempt to get an edge. There is a high that comes with any draft or auction. But then it is over. So sit back on my fantasy couch listen to my prescription to help you get through until opening day.

1) Spend some valuable time with family and friends. You have probably been ignoring them too much. Go out and do something with them – out to eat, go for walk, or even play flag football.

2) Watch a little TV that is not related to the NFL. Catch up on that program you have been dvr-ing for weeks but have not had time to watch.

3) Then enjoy a preseason game without watching for sleepers and a drafting edge.

4) Look over your team or teams and evaluate your selections. It is better to evaluate after a few days after your draft. Immediate evaluation usually changes over time. Examine if you need to make any trades, where your strengths and weaknesses are, and what your line up should be for week one.

5) Relax, there is just a week until kickoff.

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Random Fantasy Thoughts

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A) Next week, I will have a fantasy injury report out for the Thursday games and then one for the weekend games. The Thursday list will be up sometime Wednesday evening.

B) Brandon Marshall is continuing to slip down in drafts after his bad behavior and suspension. He is very likely to be in the starting lineup by the start of the season. If you still have a draft, I would look for him in the mid rounds. He is a huge value there.

C) Some drafts are seeing Knowshon Moreno slip because of his injury. He is scheduled to start opening day. I believe he will be a really good RB2 and a great value as your RB3.


D) Michael Vick has been ruled eligible for Philly’s third game.

E) Chris Brown will be the goal line back for the Texans. This will hurt the fantasy value of Staton. Brown may be worth a late round pick.

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What to bring with you to a draft

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If you have a live draft or auction, then I have 10 suggestions. These are the things to bring with you to a draft.

1) Your custom draft list- you should be making these in advance and editing every week or so until you are done with all your drafts.

2) Pencil and paper to track your players, other owner’s players, auction prices, and to mark off players from your list

3) Be a good guest and bring snacks to share with others- people prefer to trade with people that they like and bringing snacks sure helps.

4) Bring beer that others like- it is better to get them drinking than for you to drink (limit it if you do partake)

5) Calculator if you are in an auction league- need to track everyone's money

6) Injury report- this is for you and to share with other owners- it will make you look knowledgeable and a nice guy.|

7) Projected depth charts for all the NFL teams- this is for you only

8) List of sleepers for late rounds and keep auction players

9) As much knowledge as you can find about the other owners including their favorite teams, players, and typical draft strategies. It is always good to chit chat with owners to help understand who they like and don’t like

10) You ability to adapt to change with the draft. Things will not go as you planned. You will need to leave your plan and list from time to time.

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Hints for an Auction League

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I love auction leagues. I started my fantasy football trek 15 years ago with an auction league. They are finally finding popularity. Even the “Four Letter Network” is promoting the auction league. If you are the adventurous type and want to try your hand at the auction, here are a few tips you need to know.

1) Throw out players you do not covet. This is especially true for the first 2/3^rd of the draft. If you throw out that rookie you really want early in the draft, then the other owners will drive the price up on those players. Save them for later.


This also applies to the stud players you are seeking. If you hope to get Adrian Peterson, it is best not to throw him out early. His price will be high anyway but it will be higher in the first couple of rounds.


If you know that another owner desires a certain player, then throw them out as early as possible. When other owners are less efficient with their cash, the more your cash will buy.

2) Spend all of your money. I can not tell you how many teams will leave money on the table. This is only hurting your team if you do not spend all of your fantasy dollars. Do not wait until the end of the draft to start spending the money.

3) Go Ahead and bid big money for those stars. This is related to # 2. To win, you need to have those stars on your team.

4) Save some money for the bargains. In the last 1/3 of an auction, you can usually find quality players for discounted rates. It is helpful if you have some money to pick up these players.

5) Know how much money all the owners have at all times. This is very important. There is strategy in knowing if you have the money to out bid someone for a player or not and what their needs are .

6) Do not pay more than a dollar or two for any defense or kicker. Defenses and kickers are a dime a dozen.

7) Know your off weeks. Nothing is worse than having a backup with the same off week as your starters. There is always someone that has to get a third kicker because of off week issues. Do not let it be you.

8) Never bid more for a player than you are willing to pay for them. It is great to bid owners up that really want that player. But every owner has a value that they will not pass. If you are trying to bid up a player, make sure you are willing to pay it for that player or you might just get him anyway.

9) Pick dollar players with up side. At the end of an auction, a lot of players start going for a dollar. It might be all you have. You will face the choice to throw out that below average player or that rookie that might do nothing. I always go with the guy with the most upside. Last year I was able to pick up Steve Slaton for a dollar and he had a great season for me.

10) Know your rules. Your auction values do change with the rules of a league.

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Fantasy Sleepers

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1) QB Brett Favre- Vikings

Everyone knows Brett. He is a sleeper because many are not giving him a chance to succeed. Most mock drafts have him going very late. He had 15 TDs and 11 INTs after the first 8 games. That would project out to 30 and 22 (very decent) if he had not become injured.

2) QB Chris Simms- Broncos

Chris is a deep sleeper. He is not currently starting. He looked good in the first pre-season game and Orton looked terrible. Simms may steal away the starting job but it has not happened yet according to the Denver Post. If he wins the job at some point this year, he would have Royal and Marshall to throw the ball to.

3) QB JaMarcus Russell- Raiders

Rusell is also a pretty deep sleeper but I think he could be a decent backup with a lot of upside. He will be in his third year as a starter. He has a monster of an arm. This may be his year.

4) RB Darren McFadden- Raiders

Everyone went crazy for McFadden last year and he did not live up to the hype. I think he will live up to it this year. He should be a good #3 RB with potential for a #1.

5) RB Knowshon Moreno- Broncos

Knowshon has the hype that McFadden had last year. Do not over reach for him but if he is there, I think he will have a solid year for you as a third or fourth back.

6) RB Pierre Thomas- Saints

Thomas still gets no love. He had 12 TD’s last year (9 rushing and 3 receiving). He is a great pick for your # 2 RB. He will get the goal line carries and may be the “Wildcat” QB for the Saints.

7) RB Ray Rice- Ravens

Rice is the starting back for the Ravens. I look for them to run, run, run Ray. He is another #2 back with great upside.

8) RB Rashard Mendenhall- Steelers

How Mendenhall has fallen with fantasy owners in a year. He was the pick for a rookie RB last year but he was injured early on. Fast Willie is another year old and I look for Mendenhall to get a lot of carries for the Steelers.

9) RB LeSean McCoy- Eagles

McCoy will serve as the backup for Westbrook. Westbrook is now 30 years old. I look for McCoy to get some good playing time by mid season. He is a deep sleeper but one I feel comfortable taking late.

10) RB Glenn Coffee- 49ers

Who? Exactly! Coffee is a Super Deep Sleeper. He is the backup for Frank Gore. I have been very impressed with him. I would take him with my last pick or as a dollar player.

11) TE Dustin Keller- Jets

I look for Keller to make the leap to a top 7 TE.

12) WR Eddie Royal- Broncos

This guy is for real. If Marshall does not show, then Royal will be the number 1. He should be a solid # 3 with Marshall and may be better if Marshall holds out.

13) WR Anthony Gonzalez- Colts

Gonzalez is replacing Harrison as a starter for the Colts. Did I mention he plays for the Colts with Peyton.

14) WR Lance Moore- Saints

Does anyone know Moore? He is the starter opposite of Colston in New Orleans. He will be receiving the ball from some guy named Brees. He is recovering from a torn labrum but he will be healthy enough to start the season.

15) WR Ted Gin- Dolphins

I remember when I was floored by this draft pick a few years ago. Gin has great speed and someone has to catch the ball in Miami. He is should be a WR 4 or 5 for you with upside.

16) WR Earl Bennett- Bears

Bennett will be a starting WR for the Bears. He will surprise a lot of people. I think he has good upside. I think Cutler will display Bennett’s abilities. He is a sleeper but he will not be next year.

17) WR Chaz Schilens- Raiders

Here is another Wide Out that no one knows. Chaz is the number 1 receiver for the Raiders. If Russell does take a step forward this year, Schilens should shine. He is worth a late round pickup.

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FSC- Standard Top 100 Rankings 2009

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Rank	Top 100	Team	Bye
1	Adrian Peterson	Vikings	9
2	Maurice Jones-Drew	Jags	7
3	Matt Forte	Bears	5
4	Chris Johnson	Titans	7
5	Frank Gore	49ers	6
6	Michael Turner	Falcons	4
7	Larry Fitzgerald	Cardinals	5
8	DeAngelo Williams	Panthers	4
9	Steve Slaton	Texans	10
10	Steven Jackson	Rams	9
11	Peyton Manning	Colts	6
12	Andre Johnson	Texans	11
13	Tom Brady	Patriots	8
14	Randy Moss	Patriots	8
15	Drew Bress	Saints	5
16	Marion Barber	Cowboys	6
17	Brandon Jacobs	Giants	10
18	Calvin Johnson	Lions	7
19	Reggie Wayne	Colts	6
20	Kurt Warner	Cardinals	4
21	Ladainian Tomlinson	Chargers	5
22	Brian Westbrook	Eagles	4
23	Clinton Portis	Redskins	8
24	Greg Jennings	Packers	5
25	Roddy White	Falcons	4
26	Anquan Boldin	Cardinals	5
27	Philip Rivers	Chargers	5
28	Marques Colston	Saints	5
29	Dwayne Bowe	Chiefs	8
30	Darren McFadden	Raiders	9
31	Ronnie Brown	Dolphins	6
32	Knowshon Moreno	Broncos	7
33	Tony Romo	Cowboys	6
34	Jason Witten	Cowboys	6
35	Steve Smith	Panthers	4
36	Wes Welker	Patriots	8
37	Donovan McNabb	Eagles	4
38	Antonio Gates	Chargers	5
39	Brandon Marshall	Broncos	7
40	Kevin Smith	Lions	7
41	Pierre Thomas	Saints	5
42	Terrell Owens	Bills	9
43	Chad Ochocinco	Bengals	8
44	Tony Gonzalez	Falcons	4
45	Aaron Rodgers	Packers	5
46	Ryan Grant	Packers	5
47	Ray Rice	Ravens	7
48	Dallas Clark	Colts	6
49	Derrick Ward	Bucs	8
50	Johnathan Stewart	Panthers	4
51	Chris Wells	Cardinals	4
52	TJ Houshmandzadeh	Seahawks	7
53	Eddie Royal	Broncos	7
54	DeSean Jackson	Eagles	4
55	Jay Cutler	Bears	5
56	Matt Ryan	Falcons	4
57	Greg Olsen	Bears	7
58	Vincent Jackson	Chargers	5
59	Roy Williams	Cowboys	6
60	Anthony Gonzalez	Colts	6
61	Antonio Bryant	Bucs	8
62	Willie Parker	Steelers	8
63	Felix Jones	Cowboys	6
64	Ben Roethlisberger	Steelers	8
65	Matt Cassel	Chiefs	8
66	Carson Palmer	Bengals	8
67	Larry Johnson	Chiefs	8
68	Donald Brown	Colts	6
69	Kellen Winslow	Bucs	8
70	Jerricho Cotchery	Jets	9
71	Santonio Holmes	Steelers	8
72	Chris Cooley	Redskins	8
73	Zach Miller	Raiders	9
74	Eli Manning	Giants	10
75	Marshawn Lynch	Bills	9
76	Fred Taylor	Patriots	9
77	Tim Hightower	Cardinals	4
78	Rashard Mendenhall	Steelers	8
79	Owen Daniels	Texans	10
80	Dustin Keller	Jets	9
81	Braylon Edwards	Browns	9
82	Hines Ward	Steelers	8
83	Matt Schaub	Texans	10
84	Joseph Addai	Colts	6
85	LeSean McCoy	Eagles	4
86	Santana Moss	Redskins	8
87	Donnie Avery	Rams	9
88	Bernard Berrian	Vikings	9
89	Lance Moore	Saints	5
90	John Carlson	Seahawks	7
91	Joe Flacco	Ravens	7
92	Reggie Bush	Saints	5
93	Jeremy Shockey	Saints	5
94	Lee Evans	Bills	9
95	Donald Driver	Packers	5
96	Kevin Walter	Texans	10
97	Matt Hasselbeck	Seahawks	7
98	Patrick Crayton	Cowboys	6
99	Mark Clayton	Ravens	7
100	Laveranues Coles	Bengals	10

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