Fantasy Football: Team by Team Fantasy Predictions
by eklevine on Aug 29, 2010 10:25 AM EDT
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Everyone thinks they're an expert. They make predictions, which are usually wrong, but when they are right they feel victorious. Here is one prediction for each team for the upcoming 2010 season, and hopefully I get one right.
AFC East
Buffalo Bills – C.J. Spiller will lead the Bills in receptions, touchdowns and return yards
Miami Dolphins –Brandon Marshall finishes the season as the number three fantasy wide receiver
New England Patriots – Laurence Maroney scores 10 rushing touchdowns making him an excellent flex play all season
New York Jets – Dustin Keller finishes the season as a top 10 tight end and leads the Jets in receptions and touchdowns
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens – Joe Flacco throws for over 4,000 yards and over 30 touchdowns, finishing the season as a top five fantasy quarterback
Cincinnati Bengals – Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens combine for less then 15 touchdowns
Cleveland Browns – Not only will the Browns finish as a top 10 defense, but they will finish ahead of the Jets
Pittsburgh Steelers – Hines Ward finishes the season with 1,100 yards and 10 touchdowns.
More predictions after the jump:
AFC South
Houston Texans – Owen Daniels finishes the season as a top five tight end
Indianapolis Colts – Donald Brown rushes for over 1,200 yards but Joseph Addai will lead the Colts in touchdowns
Jacksonville Jaguars - Maurice Jones Drew doesn’t finish the season as a top five fantasy running back.
Tennessee Titans – Vince Young will throw for over 20 touchdowns
AFC West
Denver Broncos – Knowshon Moreno finishes the season as a top five fantasy running back, finishing the season with 1,400 all purpose yards
Kansas City Chiefs – Jamaal Charles, Thomas Jones and Dexter McCluster will combine for over 2,800 rushing yards.
Oakland Raiders – Not only does Jason Campbell finish outside the 25 fantasy ranked quarterbacks, he will benched in favor of Bruce Gradkowski during the season
San Diego Chargers – Phillip Rivers finishes outside of the top 10 fantasy quaterbacks
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys – Felix Jones and Marion Barber are both held under 1,000 rushing yards.
New York Giants – Steve Smith finishes the season outside of the top 25 fantasy wide receivers
Philadelphia Eagles – Mike Bell leads the Eagles in rushing touchdowns
Washington Redskins – Donovan McNabb finishes outside the top 15 fantasy ranked quarterbacks and the Redskins don’t have a running back finish inside the top 20
NFC North
Chicago Bears – Jay Cutler throws for over 4,000 yards while tossing a league high 28 interceptions
Detroit Lions – Kevin Smith finishes the season with more rushing yards then Jahvid Best
Green Bay Packers – Aaron Rodgers finishes the season as the number one ranked fantasy player
Minnesota Vikings – Brett Favre throws for 3,500 yards and 18 interceptions
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons – Harry Douglas finishes the season with 65 receptions and 900 receiving yards
Carolina Panthers – Matt Moore throws for 3,000 yards and 20 touchdowns
New Orleans Saints – Pierre Thomas finishes the season as a top 10 fantasy running back
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Josh Freeman throws/runs for 20 touchdowns this season.
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals – Tim Hightower and Beanie Wells combine for over 20 rushing touchdowns
San Francisco 49ers - Vernon Davis finishes the season outside the top 10 of fantasy tight ends
Seattle Seahawks – T.J. Houshmandzadeh finishes the season with over 1,000 yards receiving and scores eight touchdowns
St Louis Rams – Steven Jackson will rush for over 1,500 yards and finish the season a top three fantasy running back
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Kevin Smith
Laughable prediction. Kevin Smith is no more then a change of pace back if he even gets on the field.
Marshall
I like Marshall this year as well….could be a positive for the Dolphins running game as well.
And the same goes for Flacco, especially after last night’s game where he threw 30+ times in the first half. Maybe he did so because he isn’t playing next week? not sure.
I like Cutler to throw for over 4,000 yds as well.
KC did run the ball alot in Friday night’s game.
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A lot of bold an questionable predictions.
The Arizona prediction is suspect at best. Beanie Wells is not running well this preseason, and the team has never been a big running team.
Housh will not come close to approaching those numbers. He has back issues and quarterback issues. Not to mention he is getting old.
Steven Jackson has legitimate back issues and plays on arguably the worst team in the league. He has an immense amount of talent, but to project him in the top three is irresponsible.
The injury prone Knowshon Moreno will have a difficult time reaching those projections in that abysmal offense.
Owen Daniels has just been cleared to practice. Projecting him as a top five tight end is rather bold.
Hines Ward will be without Big Ben for at least a quarter of the season and no longer has Santonio Holmes to take attention away from him. I highly doubt he comes close to matching your projections.
Laurence Maroney is never going to be a decent flex option. Period.
by Matthew Fairburn on Aug 29, 2010 9:34 PM EDT reply actions
^^this^^
Is exactly how I feel about these predictions.
by AlohaHalofan on Aug 30, 2010 10:29 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
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