PPR Rankings Top 200

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
1	Ray Rice (BAL, 8)	RB1	2	2

Gifted player that plays on an offense that can’t figure out it’s identity. Cam Cameron just needs to feed Rice the rock.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
2	Arian Foster (HOU, 8)	RB2	1	1

Multitalented RB with all the goods including a dominant O-Line. Only annoying thing is having to draft Ben Tate in the 7th or 8th round.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
3	LeSean McCoy (PHI, 7)	RB3	3	3

Maybe the closest thing we have seen to Barry Sanders since he retired. Shady runs smoove and although he may dip in TDs, his receiving numbers should go up.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
4	Chris Johnson (TEN, 11)	RB4	6	6

CJ played “out of shape” last season as he held out for big money. He went down at first sign of contact and if there wasn’t a hole, he quit. The O-Line has been upgraded, Kendall Wright added, and CJ has himself back in shape and ready to roll again.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
5	Calvin Johnson (DET, 5)	WR1	4	5

The best WR in this world or any other for that matter, is the only WR worthy of a first round pick.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
6	Drew Brees (NO, 6)	QB1	12	9

No one has been more consistently dominant over the past 4 years. I’ll take him #1 at QB with or without Payton.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
7	Aaron Rodgers (GB, 10)	QB2	5	4

Rodgers is the top option at QB due to the high octane offense, plethora of weapons, aggressive play calling, rushing ability, and possibly the best skill set at the position.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
8	Tom Brady (NE, 9)	QB3	11	7

The Brady Bunch gets another cast member in the form of Brandon Lloyd. With Josh McDaniels calling the shots and Belichick’s refusal to take his foot off the gas, this offense is going to be close to its 2007 version.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
9	Darren McFadden (OAK, 5)	RB5	7	8

A violent runner that has a ton of juice, but his body just hasn’t held up. If you roll the dice with Run DMC, you better make sure to grab the winner of the backup job..Goodson/Jones.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
10	DeMarco Murray (DAL, 5)	RB6	17	13

Murray has a ton of talent and plays on explosive offense with only Fragile Felix there to take away touches. Murray’s upright running may get him hurt again, but he is a dual threat back that will be the workhorse in 2012.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
11	Jimmy Graham (NO, 6)	TE1	8	11

Possibly more valuable to his team than Gronk and he has only scratched the surface of his potential. It’s these 2 then everyone else.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
12	Ryan Mathews (SD, 7)	RB7	18	24

Mr Glass had an injury to every part of his body last season, but we all know that Norv has produced big time fantasy RBs in the past and Tolbert is gonesky.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
13	Matt Forte (CHI, 6)	RB8	9	10

Talk about red flags. Forte is holding out, Michael Bush is in the mix, and the offensive line is a mess. Forte has a ton of talent, but his failures at the goaline are legendary and Bush will get a ton of work.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
14	Steven Jackson (STL, 9)	RB9	33	23

Action Jackson has lost of ton of tread on his tires and has been plagued by being a part of crappy teams. He should see of ton of work in Jeff Fishers scheme, but it remains to be seen if the offense with click and S-Jax will flourish.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
15	Julio Jones (ATL, 7)	WR2	21	20

Julio flashed some serious juice in 2011 and with Roddy on the other side, he should still take advantage of plenty of matchups.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
16	Wes Welker (NE, 9)	WR3	14	25

Brandon Lloyd will help stretch the field, which will allow WW to roam free. There may be a few less targets to go around, but Wes will get his.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
17	A.J. Green (CIN, 8)	WR4	20	26

Min-Mega was one of the most consistent WRs in fantasy last season and will continue to be a dominant players in the NFL.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
18	Larry Fitzgerald (ARI, 10)	WR5	10	17

Has incredible hands, body control, route running, and QB…oh wait, forget that last one. Hopefully the Cards get it figured out this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
19	Rob Gronkowski (NE, 9)	TE2	13	15

Gronk smashed chicks and records in 2011. Lloyd takes looks away, but he will be a red zone monster.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
20	Hakeem Nicks (NYG, 11)	WR6	26	37

Nicks is the most talented WR on the Giants, but he’s constantly dealing with nagging injuries.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
21	Jamaal Charles (KC, 7)	RB10	25	16

Unlike Mendy or AP, Charles injured his ACL in week two and will have almost a full year of recovery before the start of the season. It will be important to track JC in preseason to see him cut and run at full speed.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
22	Roddy White (ATL, 7)	WR7	15	34

The target king of the South will be one of most targeted guys (again) and the Falcons pass attack is only getting better.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
23	Marshawn Lynch (SEA, 11)	RB11	32	21

Beast mode got nasty in 2011 while playing with inferior QBs and 80% of his O-Line on the shelf. Matt Flynn brings stability to the passing game and if the line can come back strong, we should see plenty of Skittles showers. *possible suspension looming*

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
24	Greg Jennings (GB, 10)	WR8	24	32

The #1 option on possibly the best pass attack in the NFL. I’m not worried about Jordy getting 15 TDs again.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
25	Darren Sproles (NO, 6)	RB12	22	29

Will never be workhorse, but will gut a ton of receptions in this offense. Payton not calling the shots is slightly worrisome.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
26	Andre Johnson (HOU, 8)	WR9	19	27

AJ has been the #1 or #2 drafted every year, but after years of injuries and a switch in offensive philosophy. Not a slamdunk this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
27	Marques Colston (NO, 6)	WR10	39	44

Colston is healthy and having Graham to take the pressure off should only help his production.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
28	Percy Harvin (MIN, 11)	WR11	30	41

Harvin will be a true value pick this season as he should have the same expanded role he excelled in after the Vikings figured out how to use him. More of the same is coming in 2012.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
29	Jordy Nelson (GB, 10)	WR12	34	39

Rodgers trusts him and he has good hands and can get deep. While I don’t think he can duplicate his 15 TDs, he should get more targets and hence plenty of fantasy goodness.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
30	Brandon Marshall (CHI, 6)	WR13	23	31

Reunited and it feels so good. Cutler and Marshall were a dynamic duo back in Denver and now they will bring their show to Chi-Town.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
31	Cam Newton (CAR, 6)	QB4	28	18

I keep hearing regression. Newton should only get better as a passer and who’s to say he can’t rush for MORE TDs? Yes Fat Tolbert is around, but this offense will live and die with Newton and his freakish abilities.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
32	Victor Cruz (NYG, 11)	WR14	29	30

The long TDs may not be there again, but Eli targets his slot WRs a ton. Cruz should have another big year, just not a top 5 again.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
33	Trent Richardson (CLE, 10)	RB13	31	22

The most talented RB to come out of the draft since All Day has the skill set, opportunity, and strong O-Line. Will be a workhorse in an offense that needs playmakers desperately.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
34	Matthew Stafford (DET, 5)	QB5	27	19

When you throw to Megatron, you have fantasy value. Stafford has a cannon attached to his right shoulder, an pass happy offense, and a ton of young studs out wide.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
35	Jeremy Maclin (PHI, 7)	WR15	43	56

Maclin will be underrated coming into this season and has the potential in this offense to be a top 10 guy. Mush more consistent than D-Jax.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
36	Brandon Lloyd (NE, 9)	WR16	52	60

With assume the Randy Moss role in a system he has flourished in, but since breaking out he has never dealt with the level of talent he will have to share the ball with. He also has never played with a QB like Brady.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
37	Eric Decker (DEN, 7)	WR17	55	75

From a value standpoint, Decker is a better choice than Demaryius and Peyton/Decker have already bonded quickly in OTAs. It wouldn’t surprise me if he ends up with better #’s than Thomas.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
38	Dez Bryant (DAL, 5)	WR18	35	42

Clearly talented, but disappears in games for long stretches and plays so violent it leads to nicks/bruises. The Cowboys need to take him off of punt returns and let him concentrate on WR.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
39	Fred Jackson (BUF, 8)	RB14	40	28

The Rodney Dangerfield of fantasy football with have more competition for touches this season with Spiller proving his worth at the end of 2011.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
40	Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG, 11)	RB15	41	36

The Giants let overrated Brandon Jacobs walk , but brought in explosive runner David Wilson. Bradshaw has had foot and fumbling issues over the years and may be overdrafted in 2012 fantasy drafts.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
41	Steve Smith (CAR, 6)	WR19	36	46

Cameron Newton should only get better as a passer and Smitty looked like a new man last season. He will need LaFell to step up to take some pressure off, but has every chance to be a top 10 option.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
42	Antonio Brown (PIT, 4)	WR20	49	55

While teams doubled Wallace continuously, Brown showed great hands and route running ability. The Steelers may have to throw quite a bit more than they realize in 2012.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
43	Dwayne Bowe (KC, 7)	WR21	47	62

Bowe has all the talent in the world, but will need Cassel to stay healthy and improve as a QB.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
44	Antonio Gates (SD, 7)	TE3	53	43

Gates fought through injuries in 2011 and was still productive for playing on one leg. Not a ton of upside as the wheels could completely come off.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
45	Adrian Peterson (MIN, 11)	RB16	38	14

Peterson is coming into the season off a torn ACL and MCL, which occurred so late in the season that he may not be ready for the start of the season. If you grab him in the second round, you may want to ensure you get Gerhart as well.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
46	Maurice Jones-Drew (JAC, 6)	RB17	16	12

No one has carried the ball more than MJD over the past 3 seasons and his current hold out is troublesome. If that can get resolved sooner, rather than later than MJD will still be a safe pick. If it lingers we could be looking at a CJ situation.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
47	Steve Johnson (BUF, 8)	WR22	45	67

The guy has some issues with stupid antics, but proved he can be a solid fantasy WR. Fitz was perhaps injured in the second half of 2011 and the whole Bills offense fell flat. Should be a solid #2 WR this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
48	Kevin Smith (DET, 5)	RB18	105	86

Kevin Smith is still only 25 years old and a guy I like as a deep sleeper this season. We have seen the Lions RBs bring in fantasy value and Best/Leshoure are no guarantees.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
49	Mike Wallace (PIT, 4)	WR23	37	48

Contract issues and a drop off in production when teams rolled coverage, Wallace should be fine if the contract negotiations don’t get ugly.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
50	Peyton Hillis (KC, 7)	RB19	89	70

Hill was a beast in 2011 and a bust in 2011. The Chiefs O-Line is one of the best in the NFL and Charles may be eased back into the mix. Hillis has a ton of value this season. A bigger, better, younger version of Thomas Jones.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
51	Aaron Hernandez (NE, 9)	TE4	51	45

Out of everyone on the Pats, I think Hernandez could be affected by Lloyd the most. Still a stud and Brady gonna throw the pill, a lot.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
52	Vernon Davis (SF, 9)	TE5	59	52

Had a disappointing 2011, but blew up in the playoffs and Moss around to take away coverage.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
53	Willis McGahee (DEN, 7)	RB20	76	50

McGahee has the inside track to getting muchos fake points as he can pass protect Mr Manning. Peyton will get this offense going and McGahee should reap the rewards of plenty of close shots at the endzone.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
54	Matt Ryan (ATL, 7)	QB6	58	49

Matty Ice came on strong down the stretch of 2011 when BOTH Roddy and Julio were healthy. The Falcons are looking to pass more and more, so Ryan could be one of the better values this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
55	Doug Martin (TB, 5)	RB21	42	33

Should have the inside track to get the majority of the touches, as Blount can’t pass protect. Martin is superior in every aspect and the Bucs offense should be a lot better in 2012.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
56	Philip Rivers (SD, 7)	QB7	65	66

Rollin Rivers burned a ton of owners last season and their scorn is our reward. Rivers still has Norv calling the shots and might have a better WR corp than 2011.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
57	Eli Manning (NYG, 11)	QB8	56	53

From punchline to 2 time Super Bowl Champ. Manning cut down on turnovers and became a fantasy starter in 2011. With Nicks, Cruz, and Randle, this may be the best set of weapons he has ever had.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
58	Jay Cutler (CHI, 6)	QB9	87	89

If you wait on a QB and land Cutler as your starter in a 12 man league, I think you will be pleased. With bosom buddy Brandon Marshall in Chi-Town, the Bears passing game should get on track as long as the O-Line doesn’t fall apart.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
59	Titus Young (DET, 5)	WR24	103	101

Young is one to watch this preseason as he could jump right into the #2 spot opposite Megatron. If he does, he will jump up this list.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
60	Jermichael Finley (GB, 10)	TE6	62	59

The freak Finley had problems with drops and his contract in 2011. Contract is done. Now, will Rodgers trust him in the group of skill pass catchers.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
61	DeSean Jackson (PHI, 7)	WR25	61	68

A polarizing fantasy player, D-Jax pouted his way through 2011 and got his big deal this offseason. He will be maddeningly inconsistent, but can win you your game on any given week.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
62	Demaryius Thomas (DEN, 7)	WR26	48	57

Freakish size and speed and will now catch passes from Peyton Manning instead of Tebow. Yeah, that ‘s an upgrade.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
63	Brent Celek (PHI, 7)	TE7	101	127

Some will say this is too high, but Celek was a top 5 TE during the last 11 games of 2011 when Vick looked for him. Big year ahead.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
64	C.J. Spiller (BUF, 8)	RB22	70	73

Came on strong when F-Jax went down last season and proved himself to the coaching staff. Spiller is younger and more explosive than Jackson, but will be in something like a 60/40 split to start the season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
65	Darrius Heyward-Bey (OAK, 5)	WR27	83	105

Finally proved he can play at the NFL level and could start opposite Moore, but the Raiders have a deep corp of WRs

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
66	Miles Austin (DAL, 5)	WR28	44	61

Austin hammy’s killed his 2011 season and opened the door for LoRo to break out. With LoRo in Jax, there are tons of fantasy points in this passing game.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
67	Greg Little (CLE, 10)	WR29	82	113

Little really suffered from the lack of quality QB play from McCoy last season. Weeden has a canon and Little could line up in the slot, where he could do some damage.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
68	Torrey Smith (BAL, 8)	WR30	71	79

The Ravens took a ton of shots with Smith last season, but he and Flacco had difficulty connecting. This could be his breakout season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
69	BenJarvus Green-Ellis (CIN, 8)	RB23	81	54

Not a special player, but a guy who should get a ton of work and all the goaline carries. I have been waiting for Bernard Scott to break out for 3 years, I’m not holding my breath. The Law Firm will be a solid, yet unspectacular pick this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
70	Jonathan Stewart (CAR, 6)	RB24	67	69

2013. The year that Jonathan Stewart will finally be free. Stewart is the most talented RB on the team, but D-WIlly and Fat Tolbert will take too many opportunities away to trust any of them.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
71	Michael Vick (PHI, 7)	QB10	50	47

Last season people debated him as the #1 overall pick. This season he is a forgotten man falling in early mocks. Yes, you will have to get a capable backup, but how many QBs can single handedly win you games?

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
72	Tony Romo (DAL, 5)	QB11	60	71

Romo never gets any respect, but the guy has a ton of talent and elite weapons at his disposal. Dez Bryant needs to take the next step and Miles Austin needs to stay out of the trainers room for Romo to be elite this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
73	Peyton Manning (DEN, 7)	QB12	68	72

Peyton will be a hot topic this fantasy offseason as he has gone from a rock solid fantasy star to a high risk/high reward player. Age, neck injuries, new offense, and a year off of work may be enough to avoid him till the middle to late rounds. It could pay off big.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
74	Jermaine Gresham (CIN, 8)	TE8	97	96

Rumors that Gresham will have a bigger role in 2012 and could be ready for a breakout.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
75	Michael Turner (ATL, 7)	RB25	63	35

No longer the Burner or a guy who can handle the 350 plus carries a season. Should still be a lock for 10 TDs and you can’t ask for mush more from your RB2.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
76	Frank Gore (SF, 9)	RB26	57	38

Gore wore down at the end of 2011 and will have a ton of competition for touches this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
77	Greg Olsen (CAR, 6)	TE9	118	135

The offense focused on the TE and Olsen capitalized early in the season before fading late.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
78	Reggie Wayne (IND, 4)	WR31	64	81

Wayne stayed in Indy and will be the top target for one of the best QB prospects ever. Nothing could be worse than last season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
79	Donald Brown (IND, 4)	RB27	77	65

Brown finally made some strides at the end of 2011 and is getting the backing of the coaching staff early on. Not sure he can hold up.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
80	Pierre Garcon (WAS, 10)	WR32	72	85

I just not a fan of this guy. Stone hands and bad route running have plagued him over his career. RG3 has a cannon and may connect on some long throws, but he is not trust worthy IMO.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
81	Evan Royster (WAS, 10)	RB28	152	125

THT is back and Helu showed he can be the guy, but this is Shanny and Son we are talking about. Rumor is he could win the job outright. Somebody to keep an eye on.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
82	Tony Gonzalez (ATL, 7)	TE10	80	94

Just keeps on trucking as he is a workout warrior and the Falcons should keep the targets coming.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
83	Jake Locker (TEN, 11)	QB13	166	152

This pick is all about upside. Locker showed flashes in 2011 in limited duty, but he still needs to beat out Hass to get the keys to the car. With Britt, Washington, CJ, Cook, and Wright at his disposal, Locker is primed to be a breakout star in fantasy.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
84	Kenny Britt (TEN, 11)	WR33	75	87

One of the most talented WRs in the NFL, but his off the field issues, work ethic, and knee surgery have me a bit tentative with his ranking this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
85	Lance Moore (NO, 6)	WR34	100	122

Moore has produced every time he is one the field and he should get more reps than ever this season with Meachem in SD. Love him as a value pick.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
86	Rashad Jennings (JAC, 6)	RB29	147	110

MJD’s holdout getting ugly

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
87	Ryan Williams (ARI, 10)	RB30	110	92

Like Leshoure, if Williams is healed he will push Beanie for playing time this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
88	Robert Griffin III (WAS, 10)	QB14	90	83

This still may a little high for RG3 considering he’s a rookie, but this guy could be special. If he can master the offense early on, his physical talents may make him a fantasy star. Could be the Cam Newton-syndrome.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
89	Robert Meachem (SD, 7)	WR35	78	97

Meachem has a ton of talent, but wasn’t able to put it together in NO. Norv likes the long ball and Rivers has the goods to deliver.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
90	Danny Amendola (STL, 9)	WR36	124	146

Has had a big camp and has looked great preseason as well. Love him in PPR leagues even more.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
91	Malcom Floyd (SD, 7)	WR37	96	102

Floyd has shown the ability to get deep and make some plays in this offense. He will get every opportunity to prove he can do it consistency this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
92	Kendall Wright (TEN, 11)	WR38	136	159

Britt’s injury could open the door for the rookie WR.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
93	Vincent Jackson (TB, 5)	WR39	54	64

V-Jax, much like D-Jax is so inconsistent you will pull your hair out. He may get 3 TDs in one game and then disappear for three weeks. A change in scenery may do the trick, but I’m not doubling down.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
94	Stevan Ridley (NE, 9)	RB31	92	82

Belichick hates fantasy football and will not allow one guy to be the main runner. Hell, he changes he mind week to week without notice. Ridley has the best chance to be their BJGE this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
95	Randall Cobb (GB, 10)	WR40	155	139

I think Cobb overtakes Jones and gets extended looks this season. Has a ton of juice.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
96	Reggie Bush (MIA, 7)	RB32	46	40

Bush waited until 2011 to break out when no one thought he would. Daniel Thomas is healthy, Lamar Miller was added, and the offense looks anemic.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
97	Kendall Hunter (SF, 9)	RB33	186	157

Gore is getting old and couldn’t hold up to the workload in 2011. The 49ers brought in other runners, but neither is more complete than Hunter. The sleeper in this backfield.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
98	Ben Tate (HOU, 8)	RB34	108	78

Tate is most important handcuff in fantasy. Will be a flex play on most weeks and if Foster were to get hurt, he would be a top 10 guy.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
99	Doug Baldwin (SEA, 11)	WR41	139	168

Baldwin was the best WR on the Hawks last season and may have a chance to improve with Flynn at QB.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
100	Brandon LaFell (CAR, 6)	WR42	133	169

LaFell is a big target that should find success as a nice possession WR for Cam.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
101	DeAngelo Williams (CAR, 6)	RB35	93	88

D-Will still has some juice left in the tank, but he has to share carries with J-Stew, Fat Tolbert, and Cameron Newton.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
102	Carson Palmer (OAK, 5)	QB15	131	115

Was decent at times despite missing training camp and the preseason. Has a ton of talent at WR and is a nice backup fantasy QB with upside.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
103	Jon Baldwin (KC, 7)	WR43	156	171

Baldwin is a physical freak that will start opposite Bowe and if the offense can get it together, he could have a breakout season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
104	Fred Davis (WAS, 10)	TE11	73	76

I really like Davis a lot, but Cooley still there and RG3 didn’t use the TE much in college. My sense is he will be looking at possibly the best receiving option on the Skins.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
105	Jason Witten (DAL, 5)	TE12	66	74

As steady as they come Witten is part of an elite passing attack, but is slowing down.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
106	Brandon Pettigrew (DET, 5)	TE13	74	80

Pettigrew mans the middle in the high flying Lions attack. Will be a solid TE2 with upside.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
107	Kyle Rudolph (MIN, 11)	TE14	129	142

The Vikings will try and utilize Rudolph in the passing game a ton this season. A true sleeper.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
108	Andrew Luck (IND, 4)	QB16	138	107

If there was ever a pro-ready QB, it’s Luck. He has decent weapons and will most likely live in garbage time.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
109	Mark Ingram (NO, 6)	RB36	102	77

Ingram is a hard nosed runner and the Saints would love to make him their bell cow, but his knee hasn’t been able to hold up.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
110	Nate Washington (TEN, 11)	WR44	114	116

Washington was a huge surprise last season when Britt went down and if he can hold off Wright, he could be a nice deep sleeper.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
111	Jacob Tamme (DEN, 7)	TE15	95	100

Peyton made him a stud. Reunited and it feels so good.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
112	Shonn Greene (NYJ, 9)	RB37	69	51

Raise you hand if this guy has burned you over the last 3 years. Greene will be the “guy” this season, right? I’ll believe it when I see it.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
113	Michael Bush (CHI, 6)	RB38	111	93

Bush wasn’t brought to Chi-Town to chill on the sidelines. He will immediately be their goaline/short yardage back and if Forte is out for any reason, he has shown the ability to be a feature back.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
114	Randy Moss (SF, 9)	WR45	141	141

Love him or hate him, when he wants to play he can be unstoppable. We will see how the offense looks in preseason.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
115	Denarius Moore (OAK, 5)	WR46	84	98

Moore gelled with Carson Palmer nicely last season and has a ton of juice if he can stay healthy. Hamstring issues have plagued him all Summer.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
116	Ben Roethlisberger (PIT, 4)	QB17	79	91

I’m not real high on Big Ben this season, with a new offense and Mike Wallace holding out it looks like it could be a rough start. But, Ben is Ben, Wallace will most likely sign, and he should be a strong QB2.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
117	Pierre Thomas (NO, 6)	RB39	106	118

Pierre is good at everything and is undervalued in fantasy circles coming into 2012. If Ingram misses any time than Thomas will have great value and can be had for a ham sandwich.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
118	Michael Crabtree (SF, 9)	WR47	98	114

Crabtree has not put it together in his short career and now has Super Mario and Moss to take away opportunities.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
119	Shane Vereen (NE, 9)	RB40	135	140

The faster RB on the team will have be part of a crowded backfield and Belichick never tips his hand.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
120	Mike Williams (TB, 5)	WR48	99	132

Mike Williams was a monster size bust in 2011 as he was probably miscast as a #1 WR. Freeman should improve (can’t get worse) and V-Jax should take coverage off him. Worth a shot in the late rounds.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
121	Santana Moss (WAS, 10)	WR49	119	175

Moss could be the best WR on the Skins and may find himself with a ton of targets from the rookie QB. I think he undervalued right now.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
122	Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL, 7)	RB41	115	120

Should see more time on the field as a solid complimentary RB to Turner. I would be higher on him is Snelling didn’t come back.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
123	David Wilson (NYG, 11)	RB42	117	90

Already getting rave reviews from the coaching staff, Wilson brings an element to the Giants backfield they haven’t had since Tiki went to be a weatherman.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
124	Justin Blackmon (JAC, 6)	WR50	112	99

Problems off the field: DUIs. Problems on the field: Gabbert.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
125	Anquan Boldin (BAL, 8)	WR51	94	112

Boldin is still a solid WR, but he has lost step and will be a guy I wouldn’t be targeting this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
126	Joe Flacco (BAL, 8)	QB18	134	137

You like 3,600 yards passing a season? Flacco’s done it 3 years in a row. If Torrey Smith steps up and the play calling improves, then maybe Flacco can finally have ‘that’ season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
127	Sidney Rice (SEA, 11)	WR52	104	123

Rice has a ton of physical abilities, but poor QB play and injuries kept him from excelling in 2011.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
128	Laurent Robinson (JAC, 6)	WR53	130	165

Tough going from Romo to Gabbert. Last year was fun.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
129	Kevin Ogletree (DAL, 5)	WR54

Ogletree is the favorite to win the Cowboys #3 WR position, which was a huge fantasy position in 2011.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
130	Michael Floyd (ARI, 10)	WR55	140	162

Playing opposite Fitz should get you plenty of shots. Floyd could be the most talented WR in this draft class.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
131	Martellus Bennett (NYG, 11)	TE16	161	167

Has the physical talents and could be a big part of the passing game as Eli has lacked a pass catching TE since Shockey bailed.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
132	Jared Cook (TEN, 11)	TE17	109	109

He came on at the end of 2011 and has a ton of upside.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
133	Owen Daniels (HOU, 8)	TE18	116	130

Dressen being gone will help, but Daniels has never been a big scoring threat.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
134	Coby Fleener (IND, 4)	TE19	127	133

Has a built in rapport with Luck and will get a ton of targets.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
135	Dustin Keller (NYJ, 9)	TE20	113	144

Has never been a consistent option due to the play calling in New York. We will see if Sparano can change that.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
136	James Casey (HOU, 8)	TE21	144

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
137	Kellen Winslow (SEA, 11)	TE22	146	166

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
138	Heath Miller (PIT, 4)	TE23	159	225

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
139	Ed Dickson (BAL, 8)	TE24	158	207

Dickson is a solid player that has flashed at times. Needs to be more consistent to be a fantasy option.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
140	Tony Moeaki (KC, 7)	TE25	173	228

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
141	Santonio Holmes (NYJ, 9)	WR56	88	111

Holmes fell flat on his face last season and has a meltdown in the Jets locker room. In OTAs he quit. Now he may have Tebow under center.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
142	Josh Freeman (TB, 5)	QB19	123	126

Last season was a disaster. Freeman recognized he needed to put in more work and has done so. The Bucs will install the Giants aggressive downfield attack and with the additions of V-Jax and Martin, a bounce-back season could be in store.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
143	Ryan Fitzpatrick (BUF, 8)	QB20	145	149

Fitzpatrick started off strong, but defenses started to figure him out and an injury may have slowed him as well. Still needs another weapon, but defense should be better and give the offense more opportunities.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
144	Chris “Beanie” Wells (ARI, 10)	RB43	86	58

Beanie is not a special player and will be pushed for playing time by Ryan Williams. Knee is till an issue.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
145	Eddie Royal (SD, 7)	WR57	181	262

Royal hasn’t excelled since his rookie season, but Rivers could bring him back into relevance.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
146	Nate Burleson (DET, 5)	WR58	143	230

Could hold on for one more season as the starter, but Young should easily overtake him this preseason.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
147	Dallas Clark (TB, 5)	TE26	172	180

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
148	Brian Quick (STL, 9)	WR59	142	170

Quick should see a ton of targets if he wins the starting gig. Oh who are we kidding, he will win the job.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
149	Marcedes Lewis (JAC, 6)	TE27	178	179

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
150	LeGarrette Blount (TB, 5)	RB44	149	124

Has limited skills and Martin looks legit, too legit too quit.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
151	San Francisco 49ers, 9	DST11	148	106

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
152	Mario Manningham (SF, 9)	WR60	151	164

May get deep a couple of times, but he’s not a special player.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
153	Rashard Mendenhall (PIT, 4)	RB45	167	131

Will probably miss the first 3 games for sure and wasn’t impressive last season anyway. Off the PUP early enough that the Steelers think he will contribute.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
154	Matt Schaub (HOU, 8)	QB21	107	108

The Texans have become a run first offense and Schaub not only injury prone, but Andre Johnson can’t stay on the field either. Schaub is backup fodder in 2012

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
155	Alex Green (GB, 10)	RB46	183	210

Faster and better than Starks, which may give him a chance to be the guy if he can prove himself healthy enough.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
156	Mikel Leshoure (DET, 5)	RB47	132	117

The Jersey Leshoure needs to get his act together and if he is fully healed from his injury than he has the inside track to be 1st and 2nd down RB. Will miss the first 2 games of the season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
157	Davone Bess (MIA, 7)	WR61	128	216

Always better in PPR leagues, but Tannehill will need someone to step up.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
158	Alshon Jeffery (CHI, 6)	WR62	154	173

Big bodied WR and has been compared to a young Brandon Marshall.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
159	Jerome Simpson (MIN, 11)	WR63	170	190

Simpson could surprise as a late round pick. Harvin and Rudolph will take the pressure off.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
160	Terrell Owens (SEA, 11)	WR64	199	193

Might be the best WR on the team.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
161	Mike Goodson (OAK, 5)	RB48	182	158

If he is named the backup to DMC, then he is a must own.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
162	Lance Kendricks (STL, 9)	TE28	180	206

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
163	Toby Gerhart (MIN, 11)	RB49	122	104

If you draft AP, than Gerhart better be on your radar later in your draft. He showed he could be a good fantasy option when AP went down and may have a big role early in the year.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
164	Daniel Thomas (MIA, 7)	RB50	157	129

Thomas looked solid prior to his hamstring issues, but role in new offense is still cloudy.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
165	Kellen Davis (CHI, 6)	TE29	191	292

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
166	Leonard Hankerson (WAS, 10)	WR65	164	214

Has the deep speed to match RG3′s arm.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
167	Isaac Redman (PIT, 4)	RB51	85	63

Redman is a solid RB2, but has limited upside outside of the fact that he will get a ton of work until Mendy comes back.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
168	Austin Collie (IND, 4)	WR66	121	160

Luck is polished, but he will need a guy who runs precise routes and has great hands. Collie could be a deep sleeper.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
169	Reuben Randle (NYG, 11)	WR67	162	189

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
170	Ronnie Hillman (DEN, 7)	RB52	126	121

Someone to watch this Summer as he should be a nice complimentary RB to McGahee.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
171	Anthony Fasano (MIA, 7)	TE30	198	245

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
172	Scott Chandler (BUF, 8)	TE31	200	198

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
173	Christian Ponder (MIN, 11)	QB22	215	226

Ponder showed some promise, but also hit the wall last season. Didn’t help that the Vikings had nothing outside of Harvin. They have improved in that area and Ponder has mobility and poise on his side.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
174	Vincent Brown (SD, 7)	WR68	168	185

Will be part of the crew to replace V-Jax. Brown had a couple of nice games with Rivers in 2011.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
175	Cedric Benson (GB, 10)	RB53	153	95

Should be the starter for GB this season.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
176	Stephen Hill (NYJ, 9)	WR69	171	211

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
177	David Nelson (BUF, 8)	WR70	169	223

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
178	Alex Smith (SF, 9)	QB23	174	176

Smith may never be a fantasy stud, but found his niche with Harbaugh calling the shots. Will have another year with Harbaugh under his belt and Moss/Mario added, he should be a solid QB2.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
179	Felix Jones (DAL, 5)	RB54	137	153

Jones has explosiveness, but he can’t stay healthy. Will provide little unless Murray goes down again.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
180	Joel Dreessen (DEN, 7)	TE32	225	177

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
181	James Jones (GB, 10)	WR71	176	255

If only he could catch.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
182	Emmanuel Sanders (PIT, 4)	WR72	175	218

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
183	Green Bay Packers, 10	DST12	193	154

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
184	Zach Miller (SEA, 11)	TE33	234	268

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
185	Alfred Morris (WAS, 10)	RB55	286

Could be the week one starter. Get ready to pull your hair out.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
186	Bernard Scott (CIN, 8)	RB56	163	205

Scott has done little behind Benson and will still be #2 on the depth chart behind BJGE.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
187	Brian Hartline (MIA, 7)	WR73	179	233

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
188	Marcel Reece (OAK, 5)	RB57	229

Wouldn’t be surprised in the least if Reece becomes the desired handcuff of DMC.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
189	Stephen Williams (ARI, 10)	WR74	185

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
190	Philadelphia Eagles, 7	DST13	188	145

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
191	Andy Dalton (CIN, 8)	QB24	150	128

Has A.J. Green and Gresham, but as talented as they are, they are young and so is the rest of the corps. Dalton was poised and solid as a rock in his rookie season, but we could see some regression here.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
192	Seattle Seahawks, 11	DST14	248	196

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
193	Delone Carter (IND, 4)	RB58	205	239

Donald Brown doesn’t really fit the power RB mold the Colts are looking for. Carter has the frame to hold up if given the chance.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
194	Jacoby Ford (OAK, 5)	WR75	184	215

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
195	Isaiah Pead (STL, 9)	RB59	165	151

Jackson needs someone to take some of the workload and Pead should be excellent in that role.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
196	Earl Bennett (CHI, 6)	WR76	192	221

Bennett, when healthy was a nice WR for Cutler. With Marshall taking pressure off and Jeffrey playing opposite, My name is Earl could make hay in the slot.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
197	Matt Flynn (SEA, 11)	QB25	217	204

I can’t see a scenario where Flynn doesn’t win the QB job, but the Hawks like to run the ball and play tough defense. They may choose to open it up more with a good WR corp and Flynn behind center.

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
198	Steve Breaston (KC, 7)	WR77	196	234

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
199	Mohamed Sanu (CIN, 8)	WR78	197	227

 

Rank	Player (team, bye)	Pos	ECR™	ADP
200	Tim Hightower (WAS, 10)	RB60	160	156

Wasn’t special before the injury, but in bizarro world he could the starter in 2012.