Going in:
1. Adrian Peterson, Min – He’s the top RB in the league and the Vikings will be sure to rely on their horse while they get Donovan McNabb comfortable in the offense.
2. Chris Johnson, Ten – The addition of Matt Hasselback will add balance to the offense and C2K is playing for a large payday. He could end up the top fantasy football RB again in 2011.
3. Jamaal Charles, KC – He’s as explosive as any back in the league, but loses carries to Thomas Jones. Things could be different this year. Jones is on the downside of his career and we expect Charles to have a more prominent role in the offense.
4. Ray Rice, Bal – The Ravens became too pass happy in 2010 and abandoned the run early and often. We expect Rice’s results this year resemble 2009.
5. Arian Foster, Hou – He burst onto the scene to lead the NFL in rushing in 2010. He’s a dynamic threat, both rushing and receiving, and will only get *better in this offense.
Now will 5tp find this in 2016 to bump???? 50/50 on that, unless they Kicked me outta here...
1. Adrian Peterson, Min – He’s the top RB in the league and the Vikings will be sure to rely on their horse while they get Donovan McNabb comfortable in the offense.
2. Chris Johnson, Ten – The addition of Matt Hasselback will add balance to the offense and C2K is playing for a large payday. He could end up the top fantasy football RB again in 2011.
3. Jamaal Charles, KC – He’s as explosive as any back in the league, but loses carries to Thomas Jones. Things could be different this year. Jones is on the downside of his career and we expect Charles to have a more prominent role in the offense.
4. Ray Rice, Bal – The Ravens became too pass happy in 2010 and abandoned the run early and often. We expect Rice’s results this year resemble 2009.
5. Arian Foster, Hou – He burst onto the scene to lead the NFL in rushing in 2010. He’s a dynamic threat, both rushing and receiving, and will only get *better in this offense.
Now will 5tp find this in 2016 to bump???? 50/50 on that, unless they Kicked me outta here...
