| 1 |
Arian Foster |
RB |
Still the best back when healthy. |
| 2 |
Lesean McCoy |
RB |
Explosiveness is incredible, but don’t expect 20 tds again. |
| 3 |
Ray Rice |
RB |
Capable of great things but hold out is worrisome. |
| 4 |
Maurice Jones-Drew |
RB |
See Ray Rice. |
| 5 |
Aaron Rodgers |
QB |
Could be the #1 pick in some drafts. |
| 6 |
Chris Johnson |
RB |
Should be strong after subpar season last year. |
| 7 |
Matt Stafford |
QB |
If he can stay healthy could be the best fantasy QB. |
| 8 |
Drew Brees |
QB |
Losing Payton will hurt but not too much. |
| 9 |
Calvin Johnson |
WR |
Just entering his prime. |
| 10 |
Tom Brady |
QB |
Getting better with age. |
| 11 |
Cam Newton |
QB |
Potential to be the best fantasy player in 2012. |
| 12 |
Rob Gronkowski |
TE |
As good as any receiver you’ll find. |
| 13 |
Jimmy Graham |
TE |
Brees looks him in the red zone often. |
| 14 |
Roddy White |
WR |
Still Matt Ryan’s favorite target. |
| 15 |
Larry Fitzgerald |
WR |
With better QB would be higher. |
| 16 |
Greg Jennings |
WR |
More touchdowns would be nice in 2012. |
| 17 |
Marshawn Lynch |
RB |
Truly found his groove late last season. |
| 18 |
Ryan Matthews |
RB |
This could be the year he jumps into the elite category. |
| 19 |
Michael Turner |
RB |
Slowing down but still finds the endzone often. |
| 20 |
Hakeem Nicks |
WR |
Injuries only thing holding him back from being the best. |
| 21 |
Darren McFadden |
RB |
See Hakeem Nicks. |
| 22 |
Andre Johnson |
WR |
Injuries a concern, but still productive. |
| 23 |
A.J. Green |
WR |
Just scracthed the surface last year. |
| 24 |
Fred Jackson |
RB |
Was MVP candidate before season ended due to injury. |
| 25 |
Victor Cruz |
WR |
He’ll get plenty of Salsa practice this season. |