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TeamPositionPlayerGradeGame AverageWeekly DifferenceAgeRoster SpotCommentsBye Week
Arizona Cardinals WR: L. FITZGERALD20.3816112.075.31261Strong all season, With Warner back he qualifies as the top WR this year.  Don't let him get away.1
Green Bay Packers WR: G. JENNINGS25.0495611.365.77261Best packer WR, if Rodgers continues where with last years stats, Jennings should be a top 7 WR.1
Indianapolis Colts WR: R. WAYNE 28.266629.075.38301Started the season strong but really slipped to finsh the season, with Marvin gone Wayne could still be a top 10 WR.1
Houston Texans WR: A. JOHNSON 29.1126712.145.00281Started slow, but averaged 12 to 13 each week after week 5.  Very consistent, take as a top 5 WR.  Good sleeper potential.1
New England Patriots WR: R. MOSS 37.2507410.009.92321Extremely inconsistent and getting older.  But with Brady back Moss could once again be a top WR.  Take as a top 10 WR.1
New England Patriots WR: W. WELKER37.602928.144.08281Extremely consistent, could flourish with Brady back.  Take as a bottom number 1 WR pick.1
New Orleans Saints WR: M. COLSTON25.298384.504.62262Was injured most of the year, but he played great when he came back.  Take as a top number 2 WR.1
Denver Broncos WR: E. ROYAL37.401977.867.69232Had multiple 20 point weeks and multiple 1 point weeks.  Take a chance that he will improve by snagging him a your number 2 WR.1
Arizona Cardinals WR: A. BOLDIN 33.2778911.508.69292???????????????????????????1
Detroit Lions WR: Calvin JOHNSON34.3920512.007.62242Averaged 12 points on a 0 win team.  This guy would be a top 3 player if he was on a better team.  Take as a sleeper number 2 WR.1
Pittsburgh Steelers WR: S. HOLMES36.154926.215.00252Top WR with a 6 point average (not good).  Played great in the playoffs and Ward is getting old.  Holmes will be expected to step up.  Take as low end number 2 WR.1
Dallas Cowboys WR: Roy WILLIAMS 38.134503.430.00272Roy was good in Detroit, now he will be the top target in Dallas.  He is worth a sleeper pick as your number two WR.1
Kansas City Chiefs WR: D. BOWE38.614648.863.69252Bowe has potential, to bad he has been on such a bad team.  With Cassel in town, he may finally flourish into a double digit WR each week.  Sleeper pick as a low number 2 WR.1
Cleveland Browns WR: B. EDWARDS39.606327.076.85262Ultimate flop of last years fantasy season.  Take as a number 2 WR based upon potential.1
Pittsburgh Steelers WR: H. WARD 42.799538.296.38332Started season pretty good and played average overall.  Ward is getting old but he is still Pittsburghs top WR.  Take as a late number 2 WR.1
Atlanta Falcons WR: R. WHITE43.3250811.437.00282Was Atlanta's top WR and if Ryan improves in his second season, White could be a top WR.  Take as a number 2 WR with sleeper potential.1
Carolina Panthers WR: S. SMITH 44.3495910.867.08302Good player with some high scoring games, but he was very inconsistent.  Don't expect too much.  Still worthy of a late number 2 WR spot.1
Buffalo Bills WR: L. EVANS48.067297.794.46282Has potential with Owens around.  Started fast and got worse.  Bad passing team.  Draft as a number 2 based only on potential.1
Buffalo Bills WR: T. OWENS 49.931019.578.08362Getting old and not as good as he once was.  Will probably be ok in Buffalo his first year.  They have no QB, so don't draft any higher than your 2nd WR.1
Denver Broncos WR: B. MARSHALL38.155189.438.15253What can be said about Marshall, he is a top WR, but he can't keep himself out of trouble long enough to play.  He has the makings of a good WR that is about to get passed over.  I recommend no higher than your 3rd WR, but sleeper potential exists.1
New Orleans Saints WR: L. MOORE31.341728.577.62263Moore varied from week to week as much as he averaged.  The Saints like to throw and he has sleeper potential, but he could also turn out to be a nobody.  Take a chance as your 3rd WR.1
San Diego Chargers WR: V. JACKSON31.646719.366.46263Jackson is the Chargers top WR.  He was pretty good last year and is a solid number 3 WR.1
Indianapolis Colts WR: A. GONZALEZ37.704185.578.15253Not a great average, but with Harrison gone, Gonzalez will now get his chance in the spotlight.  Take a chance as your 3rd WR.1
Philadelphia Eagles WR: DeSean JACKSON41.464157.076.85233Started the season hot, then he went average.  If he learns to catch, Jackson will be a weekly starter.  Good pick as your 3rd WR.1
Minnesota Vikings WR: B. BERRIAN42.095838.507.00293Played graet mid season with 4 straight double digit weeks.  But was not good enough to start overall.  Take as a 3rd WR on the chance the the Vikings get better.1
Seattle Seahawks WR: T. HOUSHMANDZAD 44.313797.648.54323Take him based on potential, but Seattle was terrible last year just like the Bengals and he had a 7 point average.  He is also getting pretty old.  Will be drafted too high, consider as a low number 3 WR.1
Houston Texans WR: K. WALTER46.545879.0012.46283Good average for a 3rd fantasy receiver, but massively inconsistent.  He is no better than a 3rd WR.1
Miami Dolphins WR: T. GINN JR47.461035.365.31243Was good from week 8 to week 11.  Bench warmer every other week.  Still young and may improve, so take him on potential as a number 3 WR.1
St. Louis Rams WR: T. HOLT 47.510675.506.00333???????????????????????????1
Cincinnati Bengals WR: C. JOHNSON 47.716155.074.853135 point average from a top WR.  He burned many and may do the same this year.  Take as a 3rd WR on the chance the the Bangals are a little better.1
Cincinnati Bengals WR: L. COLES 48.461287.217.38323He is a Bengal now, which won't help him much.  He was very inconsistent.  But he will be a starter and get plenty of balls if he stays healthy, take as a 3rd WR.1
Baltimore Ravens WR: D. MASON 53.481607.798.15353had 5 good weeks, not bad for 35 years old.  He is worthy as a 3rd WR only because the Ravens have nobody else to throw to.  1
Indianapolis Colts WR: M. HARRISON 56.002265.938.08373???????????????????????????1
Philadelphia Eagles WR: K. CURTIS 42.858003.292.00314Worthy of a bench WR if he can stay healthy.  Take as a 4th WR1
Washington Redskins WR: S. MOSS 43.519148.937.69304Used to be worth starting now he is no more than a 4th WR.1
Green Bay Packers WR: D. DRIVER 44.487517.217.15344If Rodgers improves this year, Driver could be better than this rating, but feel safe taking him as a 4th WR1
New York Giants WR: P. BURRESS 44.685234.643.77324Go straight to jail, do not pass go, do not collect your paycheck.  He has messed up his life so bad he may not play this year.  Use extreme caution as a sleeper pick.1
Tampa Bay Bucs WR: A. BRYANT46.982689.5710.15284Average player that finished the season with 3 solid weeks, including a 32 point week.  Very inconsistent but worth a chance as a number 4 WR.1
Atlanta Falcons WR: M. JENKINS 50.730855.574.23274With teams double covering White, Jenkins had a couple big weeks.  If Ryan improves, Jenkins could be a sleeper WR.  Great pick as a 4th WR.1
Tennessee Titans WR: J. GAGE52.617965.436.54284Team does not pass much and he was very inconsistent.  I do not expect him to improve much, so don't take any higher than your 4th WR.1
New York Jets WR: J. COTCHERY53.798866.937.31274Someone has to catch the ball in NY.  But they have no QB and he has a 6 point average with Favre.  Don't risk anything higher than a bottom 4th WR.1
Carolina Panthers WR: M. MUHAMMAD 62.841136.575.54364For an old guy Mushy is not bad.  He was good mid season.  If Carolina can get back to throwing the ball, Muhammad is a good 4th WR.1
Seattle Seahawks WR: J. CARLSON40.116625.573.38295May be the guy in Seattle, which does not mean much.  Take to fill a late slot only.1
Arizona Cardinals WR: S. BREASTON42.804176.936.08265If Bolden leaves Breaston could be a great sleeper, but he is still a good number 5 WR.1
San Diego Chargers WR: C. CHAMBERS 42.987734.644.77315Getting old but the Chargers are throwing a lot.  Chambers is still worth a late 5 WR slot.1
St. Louis Rams WR: D. AVERY44.531055.505.62255With Holt gone, if the Rams improve Avery could be a much improved player.  A solid late round sleeper.1
Chicago Bears WRD. HESTER40.976544.933.54275Has some potential but not with Orton at QB.  Good pick if you need to fill a slot late.1
Jacksonville Jaguars WR: Reggie WILLIAMS45.902353.364.15265The Jaguars have to throw to someone but I would let somone else draft Williams.1
Washington Redskins WR: A. RANDLE EL 46.683375.073.46305Getting old and beyond his prime.  Take if you need to fill a WR slot late.1
Detroit Lions WR: Br. JOHNSON47.815004.005.00275Won't get much action in Detroit.  Take if you need to fill a slot.1
Baltimore Ravens WR: Mark. CLAYTON48.359806.077.62275If Baltimores passing improves, Clayton could be a sleeper.  Take a chance as a number 5 WR.1
San Francisco 49ers WR: I. BRUCE 50.381597.576.08375Getting old and beyond his prime.  Take if you need to fill a WR slot late.1
New York Giants WR: D. HIXON50.420873.574.46255Could step up if Plaxico is not replaced.1
Miami Dolphins WR: G. CAMARILLO50.651674.865.00275Take only if it looks like Miami will find it's passing game.  I would not count on that happening.1
New York Giants WR: A. TOOMER 52.464595.145.08355Getting old but still a starter in NY.  If Plaxico does not play Toomer could see lots of opportunities.  Could be worth a late sleeper pick.1
Jacksonville Jaguars WR: M. JONES57.136835.716.00265Another player that likes the police too much.  He could be good but may not get the chance.  Avoid Jones unless you have no one else to pick.1
Kansas City Chiefs WR: B. ENGRAM 67.195032.432.31365Old and fragile and beyond his prime.  Take if you need to fill a WR slot late.1
New England Patriots WR: J. GALLOWAY 69.122150.790.85385Old and fragile and beyond his prime.  Take if you need to fill a WR slot late.1
New Orleans Saints WR: D. HENDERSON37.696595.935.08276Don't bother1
Dallas Cowboys WR: P. CRAYTON45.386944.715.23306Avoid1
Denver Broncos WR: D. JACKSON 55.961461.211.54316Don't bother1
Denver Broncos WR: B. STOKLEY 58.634284.003.38336Don't bother1
Philadelphia Eagles WR: R. BROWN48.979541.642.46286Don't bother1
Oakland Raiders WR: Z. MILLER49.204724.793.62246Don't bother1
Tampa Bay Bucs WR: M. CLAYTON51.348062.071.77276Avoid1
Detroit Lions WR: S. MCDONALD51.548572.361.93286Avoid1
Green Bay Packers WR: James JONES52.102131.862.54256Don't bother1
Seattle Seahawks WR: D. BRANCH 52.164822.932.85306Don't bother1
Minnesota Vikings WR: S. RICE52.699422.362.08236Don't bother1
San Francisco 49ers WR: A. BATTLE53.096462.072.54296Don't bother1
Miami Dolphins WR: D. BESS53.914363.212.31246Don't bother1
Cincinnati Bengals WR: Chris HENRY54.354741.501.92266Don't bother1
Minnesota Vikings WR: B. WADE55.054944.073.23286Don't bother1
Tennessee Titans WR: Roydel WILLIAMS 56.131170.004.00286Don't bother1
Chicago Bears WR: M. BOOKER 51.383342.072.08336Don't bother1
Jacksonville Jaguars WR: D. NORTHCUTT 56.721962.932.54326Don't bother1
Oakland Raiders WR: R. CURRY57.868561.932.77306Don't bother1
Cleveland Browns WR: D. STALLWORTH 59.371581.211.92296Has legal issues and has not been good since leaving the Saints.  Don't draft him1
Baltimore Ravens WR: Dem. WILLIAMS60.231341.573.08266Don't bother1
Buffalo Bills WR: J. REED 60.688193.572.23296With Owens in town Reed will not get many balls, so avoid him1
Detroit Lions WR: M. FURREY60.923591.072.083261 point average, avoid him.1
Tampa Bay Bucs WR: I. HILLIARD 64.345123.795.38336Don't bother1
Miami Dolphins WR: E. WILFORD68.424360.140.31306Don't bother1
Miami Dolphins WR: E. WILFORD68.424360.140.31306Don't bother1
Jacksonville Jaguars WR: J. PORTER 68.449141.431.69316Don't bother1
Oakland Raiders WR: J. WALKER 76.910231.502.77316Don't bother1