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Submitted by JustineSnyder
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Submitted by Snider18Arline
Suspension and possible hold out for Vincent Jackson effects fantasy football rankings at WR and other positions
Submitted by FB Jabber
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Submitted by FergusonLee24
Not often you see a Houston Texan at the top of fantasy football rankings, but that is exactly where you will find Andre Johnson this season when it comes to Wide Receivers. Johnson is #1 on both Redraft and Dynasty rankings at Football Jabber...
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Despite holdout, Chris Johnson is on top of both the Running Back Redraft and Dynasty League rankings at Football Jabber...
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Aaron Rodgers leads the pack on both the Football Jabber Dynasty and Rankings at the Quarterback position.
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Submitted by QUEENIngram
Carlson had an odd year last year for a TE on a team with few passing options. Looks like he is showcasing his stuff to the new coaches. With the new TEs and possible double TE sets, Carlson could cause problems in the secondary.
Submitted by smileyman
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Jerome Harrison had a great record-setting end to the 2009 campaign. However in the 2010 draft, the Browns added Montario Hardesty, a great north-south, bowling-ball of a runner from Tennessee. Holmgren believes his running style will prove valuable in the bad winter weather. That assessment alone could spell doom for Jerome Harrison's value, or at least push him back into his 3rd down, pass-catching role.
Submitted by smileyman
Lynch's value took another hit this last weekend, but this time it was not self-induced. The Bills drafted CJ Spiller 9th overall, which pretty much opens the door for the Bills to dump Lynch. If you have Lynch in a dynasty league, proceed with caution -- the value of his autograph and yours could be close soon.
Submitted by smileyman
It is official. Roethlisberger will serve a 6 game suspension, which will have him absent for 7 weeks (includes bye) of the Fantasy Football season. Despite not being charged, Ben is being punished for violating the league's conduct policy.
Submitted by smileyman
Source: www.koco.com
With Roethlisberger being suspended, the defense struggling last year, their top WR gone, and his competition (Parker) gone, you GOTTA bump Mendenhall up high on your charts. Is he top-10 material? Not sure I would go that far, but there are very few RBs not in an RBBC out there. Mendenhall is one of those guys with no competition and a QB that will need help. BIG sleeper potential here!
Submitted by smileyman
Source: sports.espn.go.com
Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter, of ESPN, report Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger will be suspended for four to six games. Certainly the Byron Leftwich trade yesterday makes sense now. How big is this to fantasy players? Think about most fantasy leagues use a 14 game "regular season". Add to that the fact that the Steelers have Week8 as their Bye, and Roethlisberger is effectively gone for 7 of the 14 regular season games. We can probably say that all Steeler receivers take a hit with this as well. Stay tuned as there should be official word from the league today. Also note above that there will likely be conditions available where Roethlisberger could reduce the suspension.
Submitted by smileyman
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Between the acquisition of Quinn, Brandstater's development and the departure of Marshall, Kyle Orton is at an all-time low. Orton could surprise but at best he's a late-round flier and his ceiling isn't as high as Mark Sanchez, Chad Henne, or debateably even Matthew Stafford.
Submitted by astrelin
Henne just got the best WR available this offseason in Brandon Marshall. His value should jump accordingly. Henne has a strong arm and a high ceiling with a reliable guy like Marshall. This offense just got suddenly well-rounded.
Submitted by astrelin
With Brandon Marshall in MIA I think his value remains largely the same, Orton isn't any better than Henne, who has a higher ceiling. The good rushing offense will only open up the backfield more for Marshall.
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Today the 49ers added Ted Ginn, Jr. One could make the case that this is now potentially one of the more potent passing offenses in the league. With Crabtree, Ginn, and Davis catching and Gore running, where do you send the safety?! If Smith can hit the open receiver and make quick decisions, this team has great sleeper potential at QB and WR2.
Submitted by smileyman
After the Brandon Marshall trade, MIA saw Ginn as expendable. He has been traded to the SF 49ers, for a 5th round pick (145 overall). Ginn is a talented receiver stuck with WR1 talent, but WR2 moves. He should thrive opposite Crabtree. I really like this move -- huge sleeper potential and definitely worth a later round pick!
Submitted by smileyman
Source: www.seattlepi.com
With Brandon Marshall traded to MIA, Royal is the clear winner. He is a quick and shifty receiver that Orton did not take enough advantage of last year. With all the attention on Marshall and Orton not really exciting fantasy owners, Royal may be picked up in drafts as a great sleeper as a solid WR2 with WR1 upside.
Submitted by smileyman
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