Fantasy Football of 2010

1、 The kid took a beating during his rookie season. Stafford missed six games due to various injuries but he also led Detroit to an unbelievable comeback against the Cleveland Browns jerseys, in which he passed for 422 yards and five touchdowns.

While the injuries forced him to miss time, Stafford also had some hardships, in his rookie season he threw for 2,267 yards, 13 touchdowns and 20 interceptions.

If he can remain healthy he has more weapons around him this year with Jahvid Best, Nate Burelson, Tony Scheffler and a healthy Calvin Johnson.

He's on a team that will rely on him to lead them to wins, and playoff runs. Take a chance on him, especially in keeper leagues.

2、Ah, Peyton's little brother. The numbers? They weren't so little. He truly plays like a Giant but doesn't get taken in the high rounds of drafts.

Eli Manning has always been successful while playing in New York, last season he threw for 4,021 yards and 27 touchdowns. The downside was his 14 interceptions but with the amount of times Eli threw the ball, interceptions were bound to happen.

He's got a nice one-two punch in receivers Steve Smith and Hakeem Knicks who had surprising but productive seasons last year.

With New York's running game on the fence Eli can be viewed as a sleeper and a steal
3、 Matty Ryan's sophomore season was nothing but cold after an excellent rookie year where he was a good NFL quarterback, led the Falcons to the playoffs, and made a nice option in fantasy leagues.

Ryan's sophomore campaign? Not so great. He was a headache for most owners, and his turf toe injury caused him to miss two games, but he really wasn't the same once he sustained that injury.

Despite a shaky second season, Ryan football jersey was able to throw for 2,916 yards and 22 touchdowns. He only threw 14 interceptions even while injured.

If Michael Turner, Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez can all stay healthy and become a force to reckon with, "Matty Ice" will be nice fantasy quarterback once again.

4、Unlike JaMarcus Russell who also came out of college praised for his cannon of an arm, Joe Flacco is one of the best NFL quarterbacks and becoming one of the best fantasy guys too.

He has the best shot at becoming a household name to fantasy owners this year. Flacco is coming off a season in which he threw for 3,613 yards and 21 touchdowns.

This offseason the new Ravens jerseyswent out and acquired wide receiver Anquan Boldin from the Arizona Cardinals. He'll come in and be Flacco's go-to guy right away. So if your looking for a guy who can put up great numbers, his name is Joe Flacco.

5、 He's a Michigan Wolverine so he must be smart. Well, so is Bill Parcells, who went out and got this guy a big name to throw to. That big name is none other than Brandon Marshall.

After Chad Pennington threw his arm out again, "the other Chad" stepped in and delivered. Henne threw for 2,878 yards but only 12 touchdowns.

Those yards and touchdowns should go up with Marshall in town.

Henne is more of a sleeper but could end up at this spot or even higher.

6、Ten would have been too low if the Chargers had handled contracts correctly. The loss of new LaDainian Tomlinson jersey was supposed to mean more throwing and more receptions but with Vincent Jackson's holdout and suspension who are those receptions going to go to?

Antonio Gates is still there, but the Chargers drafted Ryan Mathews at No. 12 overall in this year's draft to replace Tomlinson. For the expectations on Mathews, check out my fantasy rankings for running backs.

So the question remains who will Rivers throw to?

Darren Sproles, Gates, Matthews, and Malcolm Floyd are the guys he'll look to until V-Jax gets back, but when Jackson returns will they still mesh together?

Rivers' value takes a small hit but he'll still make the top 10.