Another blessed year of Fantasy is upon us but this year is different. By the goodness of the NFL and graciousness of the league owners, I now write as the crowned Champion of the coveted and widely respected Buddha’s Belly Fantasy Football League.
The yearly ESPN draft special is on live on Espn right now and the celebs and ESPN football experts are in.
Here’s their picks for this year. This is an 8 Team League, so you’ll see some surprises.
2008 CappersPicks.com FREE NFL Fantasy Draft Guide >>
Round 1.
1. Adrian Peterson (Team Merril Hoge)
2. LT 2 (Team Suzy Kolber)
3. Frank Gore (Team Method Man)
4. Brian Westbrook (Team Chris Mortenson)
5. Tom Brady (Team Roy Williams WR – Det)
6. Joseph Addai (Team Nick Bakay)
7. Randy Moss (Team Michael Smith)
8. Marshawn Lynch (Team Summer Sanders)
Round 2.
9. Tony Romo (Sanders)
10. Clinton Portis (Smith)
11. Steven Jackson (Bakay)
12. Marion Barber (Williams)
13. Darren McFadden (Mort)
14. Payton Manning (Method)
15. Drew Brees (Kolber)
16. Brandon Jacobs (Hoge)
by BetUS Staff
The AFC North might as well be called “How The Mighty Have Fallen”. Baltimore is soul searching, Cincinnati is just trying to stay out of the slammer and Pittsburgh has gone offensive. Meanwhile, Cleveland has risen amongst the ashes to become the favorite to win the division. Can they repeat their Cinderella season? Or will one of the other three pick themselves up off the mat?
THE FAVORITE – Cleveland Browns (+175 to win division)
Why do I love the Browns over the NFL odds-on favorite? Simple. This is a team that is accustomed to running the score, and keeping pace with the full-throttle offenses in the league. They averaged a stunning 25.13 point per game on offense, and have added speedster Donte Stallworth to help free Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow Jr.
While you’re posting your roster, why not let us know your own favorite. Email us and tell us what makes your fantasy football team name unique.
Here’s a few (OK a lot) of our favorites. Whats the best you can come up with? We’d love to hear from you.
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My NFL Fantasy football player rankings big board takes into consideration past returns, current performance and expected future gains in determining who should be included among the top 100 fantasy football players.
Essentially, my Board is a cheat sheet designed for a fantasy owner who is planning to participate in a draft today. Basic Fantasy league points are factored into my rankings..enjoy!! And check back on a weekly basis for continuing updates.
How about it, owners? Email me your thoughts.
1.LaDainian Tomlinson Chargers
2.Adrian Peterson Vikings
3.Brian Westbrook Eagles
4.Joseph Addai Colts
5.Steven Jackson Rams
6.Tom Brady Patriots
7.Frank Gore 49ers
8.Clinton Portis Redskins
9.Marshawn Lynch Bills
10.Randy Moss Patriots
11.Marion Barber Cowboys
12.Larry Johnson Chiefs
13.Willis McGahee Ravens
14.Peyton Manning Colts
15.Terrell Owens Cowboys
16.Ryan Grant Packers
17.Willie Parker Steelers
18.Reggie Wayne Colts
19.Jamal Lewis Browns
20.Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars
21.Braylon Edwards Browns
22.Andre Johnson Texans
23.Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals
24.Tony Romo Cowboys
25.Brandon Jacobs Giants
26.Laurence Maroney Patriots
27.Steve Smith Panthers
28.T.J. Houshmandzadeh Bengals
29.Marques Colston Saints
30.Drew Brees Saints
31.Ronnie Brown Dolphins
32.Reggie Bush Saints
33.Plaxico Burress Giants
34.Ben Roethlisberger Steelers
35.Michael Turner Falcons
36.Torry Holt Rams
37.Chad Johnson Bengals
38.Carson Palmer Bengals
39.Darren McFadden Raiders
40.Wes Welker Patriots
41.Edgerrin James Cardinals
42. Antonio Gates Chargers
43.Thomas Jones Jets
44.Matt Hasselbeck Seahawks
45.Earnest Graham Buccaneers
46.Fred Taylor Jaguars
47.Jason Witten Cowboys
48.Derek Anderson Browns
49.Santonio Holmes Steelers
50.Rudi Johnson Bengals
Our player rankings from 60-100 is continued here…
Check out more of fantasy football draft guide for 2008/09.
2008 NFL Offensive Line Rankings – Draft Guide, NFL O-Line Ratings
Offensive Line Stats – Fantasy Football
The next installment of our preseason NFL draft guide for fantasy football is the 2008 Offensive line ratings and rankings. We try to shed light on the no-names by ranking the top 32 offensive lines around the NFL. Just because your league doesn’t reward pancake blocks doesn’t mean the big uglies don’t count. A good O-line turns a good runner into an All-Pro and keeps the quarterback upright and passing straight. A bad one means a whole lot of three-and-outs.
It’s not easy to judge NFL offensive linemen. They have no stats of their own — no tackles, yards or touchdowns. They work behind the scenes, but in front of everybody. In the 2008 CappersPicks.com Fantasy Football Guide we try to give everybody some love. So here you go NFL offensive lineman. Here are your rankings and a little update on every team in the NFL. NFL Offensive Line Rankings for 2008-2009.
First onto the Rankings. From First to Worst in the NFL for 2008.
1. New England Patriots
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Cleveland Browns
4. Dallas Cowboys
5. Indianapolis Colts
6. Minnesota Vikings
7. New Orleans Saints
8. San Diego Chargers
9. Philadelphia Eagles
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. New York Giants
12. Cincinnati Bengals
13. Denver Broncos
14. Houston Texans
15. Washington Redskins
16. Arizona Cardinals
17. New York Jets
18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
19. Seattle Seahawks
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Carolina Panthers
22. Buffalo Bills
23. Tennessee Titans
24. St. Louis Rams
25. Atlanta Falcons
26. Baltimore Ravens
27. San Francisco 49ers
28. Chicago Bears
29. Oakland Raiders
30. Miami Dolphins
31. Detroit Lions
32. Kansas City Chiefs
This article is continued here in our fantasy football forums…
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