Quarterbacks

Start:  Matt Cassel, New England Patriots vs. San Diego Chargers. Shockingly, no one has been worst against the pass than the San Diego Chargers.  The Chargers are allowing over 250 yards per game through the air and have also allowed 10 passing touchdowns in the first five games.  The Patriots offense also got going for the first time this season against…
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Tags: Carson Palmer, Dallas Clark, Jamal Lewis, kurt warner, laverneous coles, Matt Cassell, matt forte, Matt Ryan, Ronnie Brown, roy williams, Santana Moss, steve slaton, Vincent Jackson, zach miller

Everyone knows to start Peyton Manning, Adrian Peterson, and Larry Fitzgerald, but who can really help your fantasy team this coming week?   Here they are:

Quarterbacks

Start:  Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers vs. New York Jets.  Rivers has been hitting on all cylinders through the first two games, as he has thrown six touchdowns already.  And with the injury concerns with LaDainian Tomlinson, the Chargers offense will be forced to rely even…
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Tags: Ben Roethlisberger, bryant johnson, eddie royal, Frank Gore, Jamal Lewis, john carlson, johnathan stewart, Jonathan Stewart, kurt warner, Marshawn Lynch, Matt Hasselback, Matt Hasslebeck, philip rivers, Phillip Rivers, Randy McMichael, roy williams, t.j. houshmandzadeh

Quarterbacks

Start: Eli Manning, New York Giants vs. St. Louis Rams. Donovan McNabb made mincemeat of the Rams secondary on his way to a 361 yard, 3 TD game. It also seems that Eli Manning is a different QB after winning the Super Bowl. His completion percentage definitely needs to improve some still, but his confidence is at an all time high. Expect Eli to throw…
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Tags: aaron rodgers, Brandon Jacobs, chris chambers, David Garrard, DeAngelo Williams, desean jackson, dwayne bowe, Eli Manning, Greg Olsen, Jake Delhomme, Jamal Lewis, Owen Daniels, Ryan Grant, santonio holmes

Sleepers

Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens. With the injury to Willis McGahee, not to mention his general ineffectiveness, Ray Rice looks like he will have a chance to make an impact with the Ravens right away, and perhaps will be starting Week 1. McGahee insists he will be ready for the opener, but the fact that he isn’t running on the field yet…
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Tags: Adrian Peterson, ahmad bradshaw, chris johnson, Derrick Ward, Earnest Graham, Jamal Lewis, johnathan stewart, lamont jordan, Larry Johnson, matt forte, Rashard Mendenhall, ray rice, Reggie Bush, ricky williams, Tatum Bell, Thomas Jones, Willie Parker, Willis McGahee

We’ve already given you the top 31 QB’s, this list will cover the top 40 RB’s, and soon we will rank the WR and TE. Here are the running backs:

1. LaDanian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers
   1,474 yards, 15 TDs, 60 rec, 475 rec yards, 3 rec TDsLT is still the best in the game, even though his numbers were no where near his

Tags: Adrian Peterson, Ahman Green, Brandon Jacobs, Brian Westbrook, Chester Taylor, Clinton Portis, Darren McFadden, DeAngelo Williams, Derrick Ward, Deuce McAllister, Earnest Graham, Edgerrin James, Frank Gore, Fred Taylor, Jamal Lewis, Jerious Norwood, Jonathon Stewart, Joseph Addai, Justin Fargas, Kenny Watson, LaDanian Tomlinson, Ladell Betts, Larry Johnson, Lawerence Maroney, LenDale White, Marion Barber, Marshawn Lynch, Maurice Jones-Drew, Michael Turner, Rashard Mendenhall, Reggie Bush, Ronnie Brown, Rudi Johnson, Ryan Grant, Stephen Jackson, Tatum Bell, Thomas Jones, Willie Parker, Willis McGahee