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Greg Gammell’s cheatsheet has T.O. as the #1 wide receiver.

	QUARTERBACKS		RUNNING BACKS		WIDE RECEIVERS		TIGHT ENDS
Rank	Player	Rank	Player	Rank	Player	Rank	Player
1	Manning, IND	1	Tomlinson, SD	1	Owens, DAL	1	Gates, SD
2	Palmer, CIN	2	Jackson, STL	2	Smith, CAR	2	Heap, BAL
3	McNabb, PHI	3	Gore, SF	3	Harrison, IND	3	Davis, SF
4	Brady, NE	4	Alexander, SEA	4	Johnson, CIN	4	Gonzalez, KC
5	Brees, NO	5	Johnson, KC	5	Holt, STL	5	Shockey, NYG
6	Bulger, STL	6	T. Henry, DEN	6	Wayne, IND	6	Cooley, WAS
7	Manning, NYG	7	J. Addai, IND	7	Walker, DEN	7	Winslow, CLE
8	Romo, DAL	8	R. Johnson, CIN	8	Fitzgerald, ARI	8	Witten, DAL
9	Kitna, DET	9	W. Parker, PIT	9	Williams, DET	9	McMichael, STL
10	Cutler, DEN	10	Westbrook, PHI	10	Houshmandzadeh, CIN	10	Crumpler, ATL
11	Hasselback, SEA	11	Bush, NO	11	Boldin, ARI	11	Smith, PHI
12	Rivers, SD	12	McGahee, BAL	12	Johnson, HOU	12	Watson, NE
13	Leinart, ARI	13	Jones, NYJ	13	Evans, BUF	13	Clark, IND
14	Young, TEN	14	Maroney, NE	14	Driver, GB	14	Miler, PIT
15	Farve, GB	15	Jones-Drew, JAC	15	Colston, NO	15	Daniels, HOU
16	McNair, BAL	16	Brown, MIA	16	Burress, NYG	16	Johnson, NO
17	Garcia, TB	17	James, ARI	17	Moss, WAS	17	Pollard, SEA
18	Roethlisberger, PIT	18	Barber III, DAL	18	Ward, PIT	18	Troupe, TEN
19	Schaub, HOU	19	Williams, TB	19	Coles, NYJ	19	Graham, DEN
20	Delhomme, CAR	20	Jacobs, NYG	20	Branch, SEA	20	Olsen, CHI
21	Grossman, CHI	21	Green, HOU	21	Jackson, SF
22	Campbell, WAS	22	Portis, WAS	22	Chambers, MIA		PLACE KICKERS
23	Smith, SF	23	McAllister, NO	23	Jackson, SD	Rank	Player
24	Losman, BUF	24	Benson, CHI	24	Brown, PHI	1	Vinatieri, IND
25	Harrington, ATL	25	Jordan, OAK	25	Cotchery, NYJ	2	Kaeding, SD
26	Pennington, NYJ	26	Peterson, MIN	26	Berrian, CHI	3	Graham, CIN
27	Huard, KC	27	Lynch, BUF	27	Moss, NE	4	Elam, DEN
28	Green, MIA	28	Lewis, CLE	28	Holmes, PIT	5	Rackers, ARI
29	Garrard, JAC	29	Bell, DET	29	Glenn, DAL	6	Gould, CHI
30	Culpepper, OAK	30	Taylor, JAC	30	Galloway, TB	7	Wilkins, STL
31	McCown, OAK	31	White, TEN	31	Stallworth, NE	8	Stover, BAL
32	Leftwich, JAC	32	Jones, Dal	32	Clayton, BAL	9	Nedney, SF
33	Griese, CHI	33	Norwood, ATL	33	Porter, OAK	10	Mare, NO
34	Carr, CAR	34	Betts, WAS	34	Curtis, PHI	11	Akers, PHI
35	Quinn, CLE	35	Dunn, ATL	35	Muhammad, CHI	12	Gostkowski, NE
36	Jackson, MIN	36	Williams, CAR	36	Mason, BAL	13	Nugent, NYJ
37	Warner, ARI	37	Taylor, MIN	37	Edwards, CLE	14	Reed, PIT
38	Brunell, WAS	38	Foster, CAR	38	Jones, TEN	15	Kasay, CAR
39	Croyle, KC	39	Holmes, KC	39	Horn, ATL	16	Hanson, DET
40	Frye, CLE	40	Buckhalter, PHI	40	Marshall, DEN	17	Scobee, JAC
		41	Thomas, BUF	41	Henderson, NO	18	Feely, NYG
		42	Turner, SD	42	Furrey, DET	19	Brown, SEA
		43	Hicks, SF	43	Toomer, NYG	20	Longwell, MIN
		44	Jackson, GB	44	Johnson, DET
		45	Morency, GB	45	Hackett, SEA
		46	Duckett, DET	46	Jennings, GB
		47	Washington, NYJ	47	Bennett, STL
		48	Droughns, NYG	48	Gonzalez, IND
		49	Brown, TEN	49	Battle, SF
		50	Anderson, BAL	50	Stovall, TB
				51	Bruce, STL
				52	Jurevicius, CLE
				53	Kennison, KC
				54	Jenkings, ATL
				55	Curry, OAK
				56	Jones, JAC
				57	Booker, MIA
				58	Carter, CAR
				59	Bowe, KC
				60	Wade, MIN

Tags: 2007, Cheatsheets, Fantasy, Football, Greg Gammell, QB, Quarterback, Rankings, RB, Running Back, TE, Tight End, Wide Receiver, WR

Dan Holtzman weighs in - Roy Williams a top 5 WR.

		QUARTERBACKS			RUNNING BACKS			WIDE RECEIVERS			TIGHT ENDS
	Rank	Player	TM	Rank	Player	TM	Rank	Player	TM	Rank	Player	TM
	1	Peyton	IND	1	LT	SD	1	Smith	CAR	1	Gates	SD
	2	Palmer	CIN	2	S Jackson	STL	2	Chad	CIN	2	T-Gonz	KC
	3	Brady	NE	3	Gore	SF	3	Holt	STL	3	Cooley	WAS
	4	Brees	NO	4	LJ	KC	4	Wayne	IND	4	Ver. Davis	SF
	5	Bulger	STL	5	Addai	IND	5	Roy Williams	DET	6	Heap	BAL
	6	McNabb	PHI	6	Parker	PIT	6	TO	DAL	7	K. Winslow	CLE
	7	Hasselbeck	SEA	7	Westbrook	PHI	7	Harrison	IND	8	Shockey	NYG
	8	Kitna	DET	8	Shaun	SEA	8	Fitz	ARI	5	Crumpler	ATL
	9	Romo	DAL	9	Rudi	CIN	9	Bolidin	ARI	9	Witten	DAL
	10	Cutler	DEN	10	Bush	NO	10	Evans	BUF	10	LJ Smith	PHI
	11	Rivers	SD	11	McGahee	BAL	11	Walker	DEN	11	Watson	NE
	12	Young	TEN	12	Maroney	NE	12	Housh	CIN	12	H. Miller	PIT
	13	Losman	BUF	13	Benson	CHI	13	Moss	NE	13	Graham	DEN
	14	Leinart	ARI	14	Henry	DEN	14	A. Johnson	HOU	14	D. Clark	IND
	15	Roethlisberger	PIT	15	MJD	JAX	15	Driver	GB	15	R. McMichael	STL
	16	Eli	NYG	16	T. Jones	NYJ	16	Colston	NO	16	Troupe	TEN
	17	Delhomme	CAR	17	Jacobs	NYG	17	S. Moss	WAS	17	O. Daniels	HOU
	18	A. Smith	SF	18	Ronnie Brown	MIA	18	Burress	NYG	18	Olsen	CHI
	19	Farve	GB	19	Portis	WAS	19	Coles	NYJ	19	M. Lewis	JAX
	20	Pennington	NYJ	20	Edge	ARI	20	R. Brown	PHI	20	Scaife	TEN
	21	Campbell	WAS	21	Barber III	DAL	21	Edwards	CLE	21	D. Martin	MIA
	22	Garcia	TB	22	McAllister	NO	22	Ward	PIT	22	Pollard	SEA
	23	McNair	BAL	23	A. Peterson	MIN	23	C. Johnson	DET	23	A. Smith	TB
	24	Leftwich	JAX	24	M. Lynch	BUF	24	Cotchery	NYJ	24	J Stevens	TB
	25	Harrington	ATL	25	Norwood	ATL	25	Clayton	BAL	25	Scheffler	DEN
	26	Grossman	CHI	26	Green	HOU	26	D. Jackson	SF	26	Baker	NYJ
	27	Schaub	HOU	27	J. Lewis	CLE	27	Galloway	TB	27	Des. Clark	CHI
	28	Tav. Jackson	MIN	28	Lamont	OAK	28	S. Holmes	PIT	28	Schiancoe	MIN
	29	Harrington	ATL	29	Caddy	TB	29	Glenn	DAL	29	D. Campbell	DET
	30	Croyle	KC	30	Fred Taylor	JAX	30	Branch	SEA	30	B. Celek	PHI
	31	Russell	OAK	31	De. Williams	CAR	31	Chambers	MIA
				32	Betts	WAS	32	V. Jackson	SD		PLACE KICKERS
		DEFENSE		33	B. Jackson	GB	33	Berrian	CHI	Rank	Player	TM
	Rank	Team		34	T. Bell	DET	34	Stallworth	NE	1	Vinateri	NE
	1	CHI		35	Foster	CAR	35	Curry	OAK	2	Wilkins	STL
	2	BAL		36	J. Jones	DAL	36	D. Henderson	NO	3	Graham	DEN
	3	NE		37	Dunn	ATL	37	Brandon Marshall	DEN	4	Gould	CHI
	4	SD		38	C. Henry	TEN	38	Hackett	SEA	5	Kaeding	SD
	5	PIT		39	Chester	MIN	39	B. Jones	TEN	6	Elam	DEN
	6	JAX		40	Turner	SD	40	Porter	OAK	7	Akers	PHI
	7	DAL		41	C. Brown	TEN	41	Bruce	STL	8	Gostkowski	NE
	8	PHI		42	Morency	GB	42	Bennett	STL	9	Rackers	ARI
	9	CAR		43	Ad. Peterson	CHI	43	Welker	NE	10	Stover	BAL
	10	DEN		44	M. Bell	DEN	44	Curtis	PHI	11	Brown	SEA
	11	MIA		45	Droughns	NYG	45	Mason	BAL	12	Mare	NO
	12	NYJ		46	Lendale White	TEN	46	M. Jones	JAX	13	Kasay	CAR
	13	MIN		47	Dayne	HOU	47	Crayton	DAL	14	Hanson	DET
	14	GB		48	Pittman	TB	48	A. Gonzalez	IND	15	Scobee	JAX
	15	SEA		49	K. Jones	DET	49	Jennings	GB	16	Nedney	SF
	16	OAK		50	Buckhalter	PHI	50	D. Carter	CAR	17	Reed	PIT
	17	TB		51	Mo. Morris	SEA	51	J. Jones	HOU	18	Longwell	MIN
	18	SF		52	Dominick Rhodes	OAK	52	Ja Jones	GB	19	Lindell	BUF
	19	KC		53	Dede Dorsey	IND	53	R. Smith	DEN	20	Nugent	NYJ
	20	ATL		54	M. Robinson	SF	54	Horn	NE
	21	NO		55	Tony Hunt	PHI	55	Meachem	NO
	22	BUF		56	Leonard	STL	56	Furrey	DET
	23	NYG		57	M. Bush	OAK	57	Muhammed	CHI
	24	ARI		58	Sammy Morris	NE	58	Toomer	NYG
	25	WAS		59	K Faulk	NE	59	Kennison	KC
	26	IND		60	A. Pittman	NO	60	Jurevicius	CLE
	27	CIN		61	Priest	KC	61	Reg. Williams	JAX
	28	STL					62	Stovall	TB
	29	DET					63	Jarrett	CAR
	30	HOU					64	Stokley	DEN
							65	Battle	SF
							66	T. Williamson	MIN
							67	T. Perry	CIN
							68	K. Walter	HOU
							69	Mi Clayton	TB
							70	Hester	CHI
							71	Bowe	KC
							72	B. Johnson	ARI

 

And the sleepers …

Tags: 2007, Cheatsheets, Dan Holtzman, Fantasy, Football, PK, Place Kickers, QB, Quarterback, Rankings, RB, Running Back, Sleepers, TE, Tight End, Wide Receiver, WR

Here are some super-sleepers

Time to dig deep. Forget about telling you I think your 12th rated RB can become a top 10 guy.You already made your mind up for the top of your rankings and even who you’d like to see as starters for your team. I am going to give you some names that you may have never considered drafting until now!Let me add, I play in a league where there are 32 rounds, most of you do not. So some of these names I list will not apply because you league may not be deep enough, but you might want to keep an eye on these guys nonetheless.

QUARTERBACKS

Not as important a task for leagues that start just one. But here are some guys that you may just be able to grab late as backups that could blossom into solid number twos.

Jason Campbell, Washington

Played half a season last year and was very efficient throwing 10 TD’s to ony 6 INT. Also did that with no Clinton Portis and with Santana Moss struggling with injury, not much else on the outside. He has had a great offseason and has shown the ability to grow into the position like he did at Auburn. Look for 20 TD’s and over 2500 yards, a great option as a backup.

Kellen Clemens, NY Jets

A lot of backups obviously have more upside based on if their starter gets hurt, but here is a guy that may not be too far off from winning the job, especially if Pennington struggles out of the gate. Keep an eye on that situation.

Daunte Culpepper, Oakland

Can’t question the upside, that’s the reason I list him. If you take Peyton Manning, you may as well wait on taking a backup QB for as long as possible, and it is very possible that you could sneak Culpepper in the last round. And would you rather have Byron Leftwich, or maybe take a chance that Culpepper bounces back and you suddenly have an asset you can trade?

RUNNING BACK

LaMont Jordan, Oakland

Has the job to himself, lost weight, and gained perspective this offseason. Will get goal line carries and not that you should expect his numbers of two seasons ago, but he could be good for 10 TD’s which at least puts him in the Marion Barber neighborhood, a guy who is going much higher in drafts.

Tatum Bell and Kevin Jones, Detroit

At this hour KJ hasn’t been placed on the PUP, if he is watch Bell. For a team that will be a threat passing, that could open things up for the explosive Bell to put up numbers similar to two seasons ago where he had 1000 yards and 8 TD’s. If KJ isn’t placed on PUP, then he’ll have a chance to carve out a spot before Bell takes over and you could have a committee that cancels this projection out, but I’d still advice you to keep an eye on Jones regardless. He may only play 10 weeks, but he put up 1200 combined yards and 8 TD’s in just 12 games last year and you may “steal” him in the last round by owners wary of him missing the start of the season.

DeAngelo Williams, Carolina

I know he is still the backup, but the Panthers o-line is in better shape this season, and they switched to a zone blocking scheme that should benefit Williams as that is what he ran to success behind at Memphis making him a first round pick. Sooner than later, Williams will take the job from Foster.

Tony Hunt, Philadelphia

Tough runner with some versitility. Drafted out of Penn St and in a position where you don’t think much, but consider Brian Westbrook is a small back and has missed an average of 3 games a year. Hunt will take over before Correll Buckhalter, and could be a nice last round pick that may pay you back sooner than later.

Keep an eye on Ladell Betts (top 10 rusher last year after Portis went down), Anthony Thomas, Jerious Norwood, and Cecil Sapp (could be a real vulcher this year!).

WIDE RECIEVERS

Devery Henderson, New Orleans

Big IF on him staying healthy, but now that he slides into that number two slot, could be a threat as a late pick to be a legit #2 fantasy WR. Marques Colston will draw much more attention with Joe Horn gone, and Henderson could be a big beneficiery.

Santonio Holmes, Pittsburgh

Finished last year strong, and is now starting which means more looks his way. Look for close to 1000 yards and 5 TD’s turning him for a late round pick to a solid #3 fantasy WR.

Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia

Has great speed and being only the 4th option in the offense on an offense known for spreading it around, and the fact he’ll face a lot of single coverage, he could easily become a solid option off your bench as a flex position candidate.

Here are some LOOOOOONGER Shots (only if you have a deep league)

Ronald Curry, Oakland- 1100 and 7 just 3 years ago before injuries hit

Joe Jurevicious, Cleveland- a solid guy, strong red zone threat

Brandon Lloyd, Washington- strong bounce back candidate

Jacoby Jones, Houston- youngster maybe starting soon

Greg Jennings, Green Bay- if you are open, Favre will find you

Sidney Rice, Minnesota- explosive at S. Carolina, 15ypc and 23 TD’s in 2 seasons

Laurent Robinson, Atlanta- they love his speed, and much keeping him on the bench

Tab Perry, Cincinnati- sitting in Chris Henry’s spot for 8 games, could be early season surprise

TIGHT ENDS

David Martin, Miami

Athletic and playing in a system with a quarterback where the tight end is a top target. You can take him as a starter in the last round or use a flyer pick on him as a backup who will net you around 600 yards and 3-5 TD’s.

Reggie Kelly, Cincinnati

Especially in the first half of the season where the absence of Chris Henry will require someone else stepping up and being a threat.

DEFENSE

San Francisco

Were top 20 last year and with multiple defensive additions not far-fetched to think they could climb into the top 10.

Carolina

Pretty solid group that fell from top 5 fantasy D out of top 20. Odds are they climb back into the top 10, especially when you consider they play Bucs and Falcons offense twice each.

Jacksonville

Look, defenses outside of Baltimore and Chicago are kind of a crap shoot anyway. Jags defense ranked 27th in fantasy last year in large part to the fact they only recovered 4 fumbles! Are you kidding? Law of averages says they climb back to the league average of 12, which will put them just outside the top 10.

KICKERS

Don’t bother. Take someone who is realible on a good team as late as possible and don’t look back.

Good luck! -Mike Tuck

Tags: 2007, Fantasy, Football, Mike Tuck, PK, Place Kickers, QB, Quarterback, RB, Running Back, Sleepers, TE, Tight End, Wide Receiver, WR

Don’t let these guys slide in your fantasy football league draft.

Most of us do our homework in advance - bring a cheatsheet to our fantasy football league drafts - have a stack of fantasy football magazines, etc. etc. But how many of us go to our football drafts with a list of picks we target (place a premium on)? Probably not nearly as many.

I personally do. Why? Value.

I would like to share my current list of 10 players I target in every draft for the 2007 season …

Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia - Most fantasy football players don’t put as much of a premium on McNabb as I do. I do believe he will come back to form and put up huge numbers in 2007.

Matt Hasselbeck, QB, Seattle - High upside, low risk player. Solid, second tier quarterback who can be drafted in the middle rounds.

Brian Westbrook, RB, Philadelphia - An excellent multi-purpose back who will contribute 1,200 - 1,600 yards and 8-10 touchdowns. A healthy Donovan McNabb should help.

Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, Jacksonville - Has a lot of Barry Sanders in him. Averaged 5.7 yards per carry in his rookie season.

Marvin Harrison, WR, Indianapolis - Year-after-year Marvin Harrison puts up consistently stellar numbers. You know what you’re going to get - that’s all you can ask for when drafting a player in the first 3 rounds.

Tags: 2007, Draft, Fantasy, Football, League, QB, Quarterback, RB, Running Back, Skip Gibson, TE, Tight End, Wide Receiver, WR

See how far McNabb, Dunn, Stallworth and rookie Adrian Peterson move up.

It’s August 26th which means we are getting closer to the regular season and better yet gearing up for the last of our fantasy football league drafts. You’ll be surprised to see whose stock rose and by how much - be sure to take note! I added a “CHG” or change column in this version to note each players rank change from my previous cheatsheet. 

This updated cheatsheet is optimized for performance scoring fantasy football leagues. You may also download the more user-friendly, printable Excel version by clicking on the Excel icon. Good luck!

 

	QUARTERBACKS			RUNNING BACKS			WIDE RECEIVERS			TIGHT ENDS
Rank	Player	Chg	Rank	Player	Chg	Rank	Player	Chg	Rank	Player	Chg
1	Manning, IND		1	Tomlinson, SDC		1	Johnson, CIN		1	Gates, SDC
2	McNabb, PHI	+4	2	Jackson, STL	+1	2	Harrison, IND		2	Gonzalez, KCC
3	Palmer, CIN	-1	3	Gore, SFO	+1	3	Holt, STL		3	Heap, BAL
4	Bulger, STL	-1	4	Johnson, KCC	-2	4	Smith, CAR		4	Crumpler, ATL
5	Brady, NEP	-1	5	Addai, IND	+1	5	Owens, DAL		5	Davis, SFO
6	Brees, NOS	-1	6	Henry, DEN	-1	6	Wayne, IND		6	Shockey, NYG
7	Romo, DAL		7	Maroney, NEP	+1	7	Fitzgerald, ARI		7	Winslow, CLE
8	Cutler, DEN		8	Westbrook, PHI	+2	8	Boldin, ARI	+5	8	Cooley, WAS	+2
9	Kitna, DET		9	Bush, NOS	+2	9	Houshmdz., CIN	+1	9	Watson, NEP	-1
10	Manning, NYG		10	Johnson, CIN	+3	10	Colston, NOS	-1	10	McMichael, STL	-1
11	Rivers, SDC		11	Parker, PIT	-2	11	Walker, DEN	-3	11	Smith, PHI
12	Hasselbeck, SEA	+1	12	Alexander, SEA	-5	12	Evans, BUF	-1	12	Miller, PIT
13	Young, TEN	-1	13	Jones-Drew, JAC	-1	13	Williams, DET	-1	13	Witten, DAL	+2
14	Leinart, ARI	+2	14	McGahee, BAL		14	Driver, GBP	+2	14	Johnson, NOS	-1
15	Losman, BUF	-1	15	Jones, NYJ		15	Brown, PHI	-1	15	Olsen, CHI	-1
16	Delhomme, CAR	-1	16	Brown, MIA	+2	16	Johnson, HOU	+2	16	Clark, IND
17	Favre, GBP	+6	17	Peterson, MIN	+11	17	Branch, SEA		17	Graham, DEN
18	Garcia, TBB	+2	18	Lynch, BUF	-1	18	Moss, WAS	+1	18	Daniels, HOU
19	Roethlisbrg., PIT	-2	19	James, ARI	-3	19	Ward, PIT	+2	19	Clark, CHI
20	Schaub, HOU	+1	20	Barber, DAL		20	Cotchery, NYJ		20	Scheffler, DEN
21	Smith, SFO	-3	21	Williams, TBB	-2	21	Moss, NEP	-6
22	Grossman, CHI		22	Jacobs, NYG	-1	22	Clayton, BAL	+1		PLACE KICKERS