Thoughts of 2010 Fantasy Football

Mohamed Massaquoi sneaks into out Top 60 rankings.  Jake Delhomme's presence certainly could help.  For more of my thoughts on him, clickhere .

Andre Johnson is a first round pick, but how high should he go?  Click here to see my thoughts.

I previously spoke about the moves that sent Anquan Boldin jerseys to Baltimore (click here to view) and Brandon Marshall to Baltimore (click here to view), so check those articles put for more on their respective rankings.

Will Brett Favre play or won't he?  At this point, with the drama raging on, I have to assume that he will, but who knows. If he doesn't, the value of the Vikings receivers will fall slightly.


Donald Driver is coming off surgery on both knees, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see the new Packers jerseys rest him a bit.  Youngsters like Jordy Nelson and James Jones could challenge for playing time, so taking Driver as a WR4 instead of a starter certainly makes the most sense.

How valuable could Malcolm Floyd be, especially if Vincent Jackson doesn't play?  Click here   for my thoughts.


Word is that Wes Welker will be healthy for Week 1. Obviously there are going to be injury concerns, making him a risk, but what a reward he could bring. I'd certainly back him up with a good reserve, but he's a player to target if he is on the board in the seventh round. He may not match last year's 123 receptions, but he's going to be a great option if fully healthy.


The number one wide receiver on the team with the best quaterback…Yea, Greg Jennings deserves a spot as a WR1 on any fantasy roster. The comparison between Jennings and Marques Colston is an interesting one, though, and something we'll look at in the future.

Steve Breaston has the potential to have a solid season, stepping into the #2 receiver spot in Arizona. Heck, he's had big seasons as the team's third receiver, but concerns about Matt Leinart have to downgrade him a bit.  He just doesn't have the ability to make a play on his own like Larry Fitzgerald jerseys does.


I'll go into more details soon on why I'm so high on Dwayne Bowe, but if healthy he has the potential to finally bust out in his fourth season.


With Terrell Owens signing with the Bengals jerseys, you have to wonder if there will be enough balls to make everyone happy, certainly hurting some of the other Bengals receivers value. He has a much better quarterback throwing him the ball then he did in Buffalo, so a return to 1,000 yards is certainly possible. He's likely a borderline WR2, but definitely a great pick as a WR3.  His presence sends Antonio Bryant to more of a reserve role then a fantasy starter.


I previously named a few third-year wide receivers who have the chance to breakout this season (click here to view). After Pierre Garcon (who probably isn't a sleeper), Davone Bess is the player I'd most like to own. With Brandon Marshall and a solid running game in place, defenses will have a tough time covering everyone.

Will Vincent Jackson holdout for the season?  That would just make a bad situation worse, as he's already set to miss the first three games of the season due to a suspension. Is he worth the risk? Absolutely, because if he plays he has the potential to be a Top 15 reciever.  However, the risk right now outweighs the reward, making him better suited to be drafted as a WR3.

I recently discussed why I had Larry Fitzgerald as the #2 wide reciever on my board, which you can read by clicking here .