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NFL Preseason Top 200
RkPlayer, TeamPos2008 Notes
1.LaDainian Tomlinson, SDRBStill consensus No. 1, but is fading back to the pack
2.Adrian Peterson, MINRBExplosive games come with above-average injury risk
3.Brian Westbrook, PHIRBTop receiving RB led NFL with 2,104 total yards in '07
4.Steven Jackson, STLRBBounceback candidate has power, finesse, big play ability
5.Joseph Addai, INDRBGets plenty of goal-line chances in Colts offense
6.Clinton Portis, WASRBHas better health outlook, more fantasy friendly offense in '08
7.Frank Gore, SFRBMartz factor should boost him back into elite RB class
8.Tom Brady, NEQBWon't match record-setting '07, has weapons to come close
9.Marion Barber III, DALRBWill get most touches of career; still unquestioned goal-line back
10.Randy Moss, NEWRValue sky-high coming off NFL-record 23 TD catches
11.Marshawn Lynch, BUFRBWorkhorse should blossom with better QB and O-line play
12.Willis McGahee, BALRBNew system should get him more involved in passing game
13.Larry Johnson, KCRBQuestion mark coming off foot injury, with suspect offense
14.Terrell Owens, DALWRComplete package is great in possession game and downfield
15.Reggie Wayne, INDWRNFL yardage leader loses TDs as Manning spreads wealth
16.Peyton Manning, INDQBKnee surgery raises red flag; says he'll be OK for season
17.Jamal Lewis, CLERBClosed surprise season with 4 100-yard efforts in last 6
18.Ryan Grant, GBRBNeeds Rodgers to take focus away from running game
19.Braylon Edwards, CLEWRBig TD potential outweighs inconsistent yardage totals
20.Tony Romo, DALQBGunslinger has free reign in offense with top WR, TE
21.Maurice Jones-Drew, JAXRBOn better end of platoon as favored 3rd down, goal-line back
22.Brandon Jacobs, NYGRBTeam's RB depth will take touches, but keep him healthy
23.Larry Fitzgerald, ARIWROne of fantasy's most consistent week-to-week WRs
24.Steve Smith, CARWRValue tied directly to Delhomme's surgically repaired elbow
25.Willie Parker, PITRBYardage totals are nice, but loses touches in red zone
26.Laurence Maroney, NERBHave a feeling Pats will surprise us and run more in '08
27.Andre Johnson, HOUWRShowed explosiveness with TDs in 7 of 9 starts
28.Reggie Bush, NORBWorth a shot here in the event he realizes big potential
29.Drew Brees, NOQBShould once again be NFL's most active passer
30.T.J. Houshmandzadeh, CINWRWith CJ's offseason antics, becomes Bengals' No. 1 option
31.Marques Colston, NOWRProved '06 wasn't a fluke with 2nd-most catches (98) in NFC
32.Plaxico Burress, NYGWRThreat of a holdout, bum ankle drive his value down
33.Ben Roethlisberger, PITQBIs surrounded by weapons, has big downfield ability
34.Michael Turner, ATLRBFormer backup The Man in ATL's new running attack
35.Carson Palmer, CINQBComing off down year, could be excellent 4th round sleeper
36.Darren McFadden, OAKRBWon't be next AP, but should do well with 15+ touches
37.Wes Welker, NEWRNFL receptions leader will again be Brady's go-to target
38.Chad Johnson, CINWRNever a model employee, now losing trust of QB Palmer
39.Ronnie Brown, MIARBShould be recovered from torn ACL for season opener
40.Thomas Jones, NYJRBO-line improved, is still question mark to score TDs
41.Torry Holt, STLWRConsistent, but losing explosiveness and TD potential
42.Brandon Marshall, DENWRStill awaiting word from Goodell on possible suspension
43.Jason Witten, DALTERising star in TE class had 96 catches, 1,145 yards, 7 TDs
44.Antonio Gates, SDTETwo health risks here; his toe and QB Rivers' knee
45.Edgerrin James, ARIRBCareer in downswing, is now a low-end No. 2 fantasy RB
46.Matt Hasselbeck, SEAQBTeam's pass-first offense always makes for consistent results
47.Derek Anderson, CLEQBEmerged as top fantasy QB in '07; has weapons to repeat
48.Earnest Graham, TBRB898 yards and 10 TDs in '07, despite only 10 starts
49.Greg Jennings, GBWRWill miss Favre, but is among most gifted WRs in the NFL
50.Kellen Winslow, CLETELed TEs with 13.5 YPC, topped 1,000 yards for 1st time in '07
51.Jonathan Stewart, CARRBFirst rounder looks like favorite to get red zone carries
52.Fred Taylor, JAXRBEclipsed 1,200 yards for the sixth time in his career in ‘07
53.Anquan Boldin, ARIWRBothered by injuries, still amassed 9 TDs in 12 games
54.Santonio Holmes, PITWRLed league with 18.1 yards per catch, hauled in 8 TDs
55.Matt Forte, CHIRBSecond-round pick is frontrunner to take over for Benson
56.Rudi Johnson, CINRBWild card; could return to top RB form or platoon with Watson
57.Roy Williams, DETWRStats slipped in ‘07, but should rebound in contract year
58.Donovan McNabb, PHIQBBum shoulder latest in long line of injury concerns
59.Jay Cutler, DENQBHad troubled offseason, but should improve on fine ’07 numbers
60.LenDale White, TENRBStill team's No. 1 back, but has many threats to his touches
61.Tony Gonzalez, KCTEMr. Consistency - more than 70 catches in 8 of last 9 years
62.Calvin Johnson, DETWRPhysical phenom should take step to super-stardom in '08
63.Roddy White, ATLWROvercame poor QB play in '07 with 1,202 yards, 6 TDs
64.Dallas Clark, INDTEComes off career-high 58 catches, led TEs with 11 TDs
65.Kevin Smith, DETRBRookie the favorite to win starting job after stellar NCAA career
66.Hines Ward, PITWRHad 69+ catches for 7th straight year, but yards dipped in ’07
67.Dwayne Bowe, KCWRProduced (995 yds, 5 TDs) despite KC’s suspect QB play
68.Chris Cooley, WASTEHas 3 straight seasons with 730+ yards and 6+ TDs
69.Selvin Young, DENRBEntering camp as Denver's No. 1 back usually a curse
70.Julius Jones, SEARBNew No. 1 back in Seattle, look for inspired effort
71.Marvin Harrison, INDWRShould be healthier in '08, but best days are behind him
72.DeAngelo Williams, CARRBStill not getting full endorsement with rookie Stewart in town
73.Lee Evans, BUFWRQB Edwards, help in WR corps reasons for optimism
74.Donald Driver, GBWRFavre's go-to guy must find chemistry with new QB Rodgers
75.Eli Manning, NYGQBSuper Bowl winner became more efficient late in '07
76.Justin Fargas, OAKRBRushed for 1,009 yards, but lost much of value to McFadden
77.Santana Moss, WASWRSteady producer, but how will he adapt to West Coast offense?
78.David Garrard, JAXQBHad league-low 3 INTs, should benefit from new WR corps
79.Marc Bulger, STLQBInjuries cost him in ‘07, but should rebound in '08
80.Todd Heap, BALTENo doubting ability, but toughness came into question in '07
81.Chris Chambers, SDWRHad 51 catches, 833 yards, 5 TDs in 13 games with SD
82.Joey Galloway, TBWROld Man River has churned out 3 straight 1,000-yard seasons
83.Rashard Mendenhall, PITRBPhysical runner will play Marion Barber type role to Parker
84.Tony Scheffler, DENTEBroke out in ‘07 with 49 catches, 549 yards and 5 TDs
85.Matt Schaub, HOUQBHad 225+ yards in all 8 games he finished last year
86.Kevin Curtis, PHIWRInconsistent, but still erupted for 1,110 yds, 6 TDs in '07
87.Vernon Davis, SFTEFreakish athlete will thrive in Martz’s offensive scheme
88.Anthony Gonzalez, INDWREven with healthy Harrison, could be Indy's Wes Welker
89.Chester Taylor, MINRBMust-have handcuff has big value as fill-in for AP
90.Heath Miller, PITTELacks explosiveness, but has value as top red-zone target
91.Felix Jones, DALRBSpeedster will ease Barber's workload between the 20s
92.Laveranues Coles, NYJWRInjuries, poor 2nd half led to worst season since 2000
93.Bernard Berrian, MINWRWill be Vikes' No. 1 option, still doesn’t have great QB
94.Vikings D/STD/STReigning top D only got better with sackmaster Allen
95.Jerricho Cotchery, NYJWRPossession WR had 1,130 yards, but just 2 TDs in '07
96.Jason Campbell, WASQBRedskins have surrounded him with weapons; up to him now
97.Jake Delhomme, CARQBComes off rare Tommy John surgery for a QB
98.Javon Walker, OAKWRInjuries, offseason troubles, move to OAK all hurt him
99.Vince Young, TENQBMaking big effort to become a better passer in '08
100.Chargers D/STD/STPlaymaking D racks up high sacks and TOs totals
101.Alge Crumpler, TENTEConsistent scoring threat will be safety net for QB Young
102.Benjamin Watson, NETEHealth a big question; top 5 TE if he stays on field
103.Philip Rivers, SDQBHas lots of weapons, but knee is a major concern
104.D.J. Hackett, CARWRBig talent in new situation; be on sleeper alert
105.Jeremy Shockey, NOTEEscapes hostile situation for pass-friendly Saints offense
106.Ahman Green, HOURBInjury prone and aging quick, don't count on perfect health
107.Deuce McAllister, NORBInjury sidelined him in ’07, still capable of 1,000 yards
108.Bobby Engram, SEAWRHasselbeck's "favorite receiver" ... when healthy
109.Donte’ Stallworth, CLEWRLow ranking, pass-happy offense make him quality sleeper
110.Ahmad Bradshaw, NYGRBOwners of brittle Jacobs must handcuff this shifty back
111.Patriots D/STD/STMany new pieces, but they always come together
112.Reggie Brown, PHIWRFormer breakout candidate now plays 2nd fiddle to Curtis
113.Seahawks D/STD/STUnderrated D is unsexy pick, which means good value
114.Donald Lee, GBTEAs with all GB skill players, success hangs on Rodgers
115.Greg Olsen, CHITEExcellent pass catcher needs more reliable QB play
116.Derrick Mason, BALWRIs Ravens' No. 1 WR, which isn’t saying much
117.Giants D/STD/STOnly sacks stuck out last year, and now Strahan is gone
118.Jon Kitna, DETQBTurnover machine doesn’t figure to be much better in '08
119.Owen Daniels, HOUTEAs Schaub grows, so will the stats of his young TE
120.Kurt Warner, ARIQBCurrently in contract limbo; Leinart is preseason favorite
121.Jerious Norwood, ATLRBWill still get his fair share of carries behind Turner
122.Sammy Morris, NERBMaroney owners could do worse than handcuff Morris
123.Nate Burleson, SEAWRHad 9 TDs in '07 and will see the ball more in '08
124.Patrick Crayton, DALWRGlenn’s departure means he is team's new No. 2 WR
125.Ryan Torrain, DENRBGetting buzz as Broncos' next unknown 1,000 yard rusher
126.Bears D/STD/STD’s decline masked by Hester and his return heroics
127.Cowboys D/STD/STCowboys have made big additions to D this offseason
128.Matt Leinart, ARIQBDiva-like behavior aside, is leading Cards QB race
129.Reggie Williams, JACWRNew arrival Jerry Porter will cut into 10 TDs from '07
130.Chris Johnson, TENRBBest athlete and receiver in cluttered Titans' backfield
131.Ray Rice, BALRBIntriguing rookie being tried everywhere in Ravens offense
132.Chris Brown, HOURBIn good position sharing carries with injury prone Green
133.Colts D/STD/STHaving Freeney back could boost Colts into top 10 Ds
134.Alex Smith, SFQBDo-or-die time for Smith in the Mike Martz offense
135.Shaun Alexander, FARBStill no word on former MVP’s next destination
136.Steelers D/STD/STSteelers are solid every year; '08 will be no different
137.Brandon Jackson, GBRBPackers still high on this former 2nd rounder
138.Aaron Rodgers, GBQBTeam trying to shield him from all the Favre hooplah
139.Jerry Porter, JACWRGives QB Garrard a reliable weapon through the air
140.Packers D/STD/STAJ Hawk and solid secondary keep GB’s D relevant
141.Isaac Bruce, SFWRCan Mike Martz revive his aging former star?
142.Trent Edwards, BUFQBJP Losman is done; starting job is Edwards' to lose
143.Ronald Curry, OAKWRCurry's production depends on Russell’s ability to throw
144.Eagles D/STD/STAddition of Samuel props up an average fantasy D
145.Kenny Watson, CINRBRudi Johnson owners need to jump on Watson early
146.Jabar Gaffney, NEWRDon’t underestimate magic of catching Brady passes
147.Vincent Jackson, SDWRAnother year of being buried by Gates and Chambers
148.Jeff Garcia, TBQBNo flash, but is still useful backup in fantasy
149.Sidney Rice, MINWRGifted WR, but Vikings won’t make much noise passing
150.Leon Washington, NYJRBAnother handcuff pick, this time for Thomas Jones
151.JaMarcus Russell, OAKQBRaiders will lean heavily on the run to start ‘08
152.James Hardy, BUFWRBig bodied WR already Bills' best red zone target
153.Robert Meachem, NOWRHas sleeper potential if he can win No. 3 WR job
154.Tatum Bell, DETRBNew Lions offense seems to favor Smith as feature back
155.Ricky Williams, MIARBBack in shape, reportedly more determined than ever
156.Antwaan Randle El, WASWRUseful in possession game, but won't be fantasy star
157.Ladell Betts, WASRBStill a must-handcuff for suddenly healthy Portis
158.Bryant Johnson, SFWRNew team, new offense, same sporadic production
159.Ben Utecht, CINTESleeper will get looks in Cincy's pass-first offense
160.Pierre Thomas, NORBBuy into him as insurance for Bush and/or McAllister
161.Amani Toomer, NYGWRStill has enough left for handful of quality games
162.David Patten, NOWRMade connection with Brees as '07 season wore on
163.Derrick Ward, NYGRBCrapshoot to get touches with Bradshaw in picture
164.L.J. Smith, PHITEHealth always a question mark, but talent is there
165.Buccaneers D/STD/STCould be a force if DE Adams realizes potential
166.Ted Ginn Jr., MIAWRSpeedy wideout will benefit from more stable offense
167.DeShaun Foster, SFRBNice commodity to have as 2nd fiddle to Gore
168.Arnaz Battle, SFWRMay be biggest beneficiary of new Martz offense
169.Cardinals D/STD/STYoung, talented unit could make big jump in fantasy value
170.Kolby Smith, KCRBCapable injury fill-in in '07, may get same chance in '08
171.Roydell Williams, TENWRRed zone targets likely to decline with Crumpler in town
172.James Jones, GBWR2nd-year WR has limited value with Rodgers under center
173.Drew Bennett, STLWRRole is bigger than ever; is he up to the challenge?
174.Aaron Stecker, NORBNeeds chain of injuries to re-capture '07 fantasy value
175.Cedric Benson, FARBSo far, only Houston has shown interest in him
176.T.J. Duckett, SEARBWorth late-round flier in case he gets goalline touches
177.Kevin Walter, HOUWRBurst onto the scene to gain trust of QB Schaub
178.Ron Dayne, FARBAlways ready to scoop up carries when injuries strike
179.Darrell Jackson, DENWRHas chance for redemption after poor '07 with 49ers
180.Kevin Jones, CHIRBLate signing only serves to hurt Forte's value
181.Jaguars D/STD/STUnit should get boost with new OC Gregg Williams
182.Mark Clayton, BALWRAfter sluggish start, showed potential in 2nd half
183.Brandon Stokley, DENWRPleasant surprise in slot; had 5 TDs in 13 games in '07
184.Shaun McDonald, DETWRLost most of fantasy value when Martz left town
185.Justin Gage, TENWRTakes big step forward if QB Young does the same
186.Muhsin Muhammad, CARWRReturns to old stomping grounds, likely as third option
187.Michael Pittman, DENRBCould land bulk of carries in DEN's unpredictable backfield
188.Michael Bush, OAKRBHas talent, but is buried on Raiders' depth chart
189.Zach Miller, OAKTE2nd year TE could be target of choice for QB Russell
190.Tarvaris Jackson, MINQBHas margin for error with exceptional running abilities
191.Antonio Bryant, TBWRCould win big role in 1st year with WR-challenged Bucs
192.Chris Henry, TENRBWorth a look, but likely to be Titans' No. 3 RB
193.Devin Hester, CHIWRProgressing well as WR, still special teams dynamo
194.Steve Slaton, HOURBHas ability, is behind two questionable RBs on depth chart
195.Steve Smith, NYGWRAfter battling injuries, broke out in postseason with 14 catches
196.Doug Gabriel, CINWRPhysical specimen could have nice year in pass-first offense
197.Mike Hart, INDRBMay emerge as primary replacement if Addai gets hurt
198.Troy Williamson, JAXWRClean slate and better QB give him chance for redemption
199.Warrick Dunn, TBRBBack to where he began; not likely to make big impact
200.Jamaal Charles, KCRBHas difference-making speed, but must wait his turn in KC
 
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