Not as exciting as an Erin Andrews peephole video (no, that's not the link to the actual video you pervs), but still pretty exciting.
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Rank |
Player |
Team |
Comments |
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11 |
Colston, Marques |
NO |
The heart of the Drew Brees Passing Machine, but he tends to disappear for games at a time. I'm a little bit wary. |
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12 |
Welker, Wes |
NE |
In PPR leagues, he's as steady and reliable as it gets. |
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13 |
Houshmandzadeh, TJ |
SEA |
He was a star playing in a division with the tough Steelers and Ravens. Imagine what he'll do with four games against the St. Louis and San Francisco secondaries. |
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14 |
Jackson, DeSean |
PHI |
Donovan McNabb loves this guy. LOVES him, even more than Chunky Soup. He's going to have a huge season. |
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15 |
Bowe, Dwayne |
KC |
He will love what Matt Cassel does for the offense, but not what the loss of Tony Gonzalez does to the offense. |
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16 |
Owens, Terrell |
BUF |
This is Terrell's team, the rest of the Bills just live in it. He'll be as sporadic as usual, but almost certainly will top last year's totals in receiving yards and touchdowns. |
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17 |
Smith, Steve |
CAR |
The Panthers have decided that they like to run the ball a lot. I'm ranking Smith based on the assumption that they can't run the ball as much as they'd like. |
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18 |
Williams, Roy |
DAL |
He's now the WR1 in Dallas which will mean continuous double-teams. |
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19 |
Jackson, Vincent |
SD |
I have to rank him lower because I think the San Diego offense as a whole takes a step back this season. |
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20 |
Edwards, Braylon |
CLE |
He should be the sole offensive weapon in Cleveland, which means he could put up 1100 receiving yards. I'm not sold on Brady Quinn yet though. |