QUARTERBACKS TOP TIER 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Drew Brees NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 4,388 passing (34 TD) 33 rushing (2 TD) 20,850 1st   The foundation of a successful fantasy roster.  Potential league MVP. Aaron Rodgers GREEN BAY PACKERS 4,434 passing (30 TD) 316 rushing (5 TD) 19,000 3rd   One of the hottest commodities this season.  Many expect a career year. Peyton Manning INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 4,500 passing (33 TD) -13 rushing (0 TD) 19,650 2nd   Always awesome.  The Superbowl loss adds motivation.  Like he needs it. Tom Brady NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 4,398 passing (28 TD) 44 rushing (1 TD) 14,525 7th   Unspectacular last year but still pulled his weight.  Could go either way in ’10. Tony Romo DALLAS COWBOYS 4,483 passing (26 TD) 105 rushing (1 TD) 14,950 5th   Has proved he’s legit, and his receiver help is better than ever.  Look out.   NEXT LEVEL 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Donovan McNabb WASHINGTON REDSKINS 3,553 passing (22 TD) 140 rushing (2 TD) 14,200 9th   It should be fun to see how this season pans out.  Expect some fantasy magic. Philip Rivers SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 4,254 passing (28 TD) 50 rushing (1 TD) 14,450 8th   The Chargers will pass more than ever but the WR unit is extremely thin. Brett Favre MINNESOTA VIKINGS 4,202 passing (33 TD) 7 rushing (0 TD) 16,650 4th   Might not be as productive as last year but you know there will be fireworks. Matt Schaub HOUSTON TEXANS 4,770 passing (29 TD) 57 rushing (0 TD) 13,300 10th   Will lead the league in yards per game with a very potent set of pass catchers. Matt Ryan ATLANTA FALCONS 2,916 passing (22 TD) 49 rushing (1 TD) 11,850 12th   Slumped in ’09 thanks to injuries and inconsistency.  Will comeback strong. Joe Flacco BALTIMORE RAVENS 3,613 passing (21 TD) 56 rushing (0 TD) 9,900 18th   Having Anquan Boldin instantly raises his value and makes this offense better. Eli Manning NEW YORK GIANTS 4,021 passing (27 TD) 65 rushing (0 TD) 11,250 14th   Coming off his best statistical season during a bad year.  His WR set is solid. Jay Cutler CHICAGO BEARS 3,666 passing (27 TD) 173 rushing (1 TD) 11,825 13th   Will throw it A TON, but the Bears did nothing to address his lack of weapons. Mark Sanchez NEW YORK JETS 2,444 passing (12) 106 rushing (3 TD) 10,425 ® 15th   The ground game rules, but this guy is something special and fun to watch.   OTHERS 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Carson Palmer CINCINNATI BENGALS 3,094 passing (21 TD) 93 rushing (3 TD) 10,400 16th   His team is better, but his production has dipped.  Don’t draft him too early. Alex Smith SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 2,350 passing (18 TD) 51 rushing (0 TD) 9,000 23rd   The tools are in place for a highly functional and productive offense. Kevin Kolb PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 741 passing (4 TD) -1 rushing (1 TD) 2,600 DNQ   He’s got it all on his shoulders and a young, gifted team to work with. Vince Young TENNESSEE TITANS 1,879 passing (10 TD) 281 rushing (2 TD) 8,700 25th   The Titans run a lot, but Young could come up with a special season.  Maybe. Chad Henne MIAMI DOLPHINS 2,878 passing (12 TD) 32 rushing (1 TD) 7,150 27th   Adding Brandon Marshall elevates this whole team and adds to his value. Jason Campbell OAKLAND RAIDERS 3,618 passing (20 TD) 236 rushing (1 TD) 8,850 24th   A change of scenery is exactly what he needs to prove he isn’t a bust. Kyle Orton DENVER BRONCOS 3,802 passing (21 TD) 71 rushing (0 TD) 10,150 17th   The most interesting QB depth chart in the NFL.  Tebow is the X-factor. Matthew Stafford DETROIT LIONS 2,267 passing (13 TD) 108 rushing (2 TD) 9,525 ® 20th   Don’t expect any miracles, but he is a #1 overall pick for a reason. Matt Cassel KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 2,924 passing (16 TD) 189 rushing (0 TD) 8,650 26th   A respectable WR duo and improved run game could make for a nice year. Matt Moore CAROLINA PANTHERS 1,053 passing (8 TD) -3 rushing (0 TD) 3,050 DNQ   Won’t be a big stat guy, but can be a steady manager.  Clausen adds value. Matt Hasselbeck SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 3,029 passing (17 TD) 119 rushing (0 TD) 9,200 21st   2 bad years in a row, but the Seahawks believe he can still handle the job. Ben Roethlisberger PITTSBURGH STEELERS 4,328 passing (26 TD) 82 rushing (2 TD) 12,850 11th   When his suspension is over, you know he’ll play his ass off.  Super risky, but…   ROOKIES 2009 COLLEGE STATS ROUND PICK COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Sam Bradford ST. LOUIS RAMS 562 passing (2 TD) -18 rushing (0 TD) 1st round #1   Rookie QBs have been a trend lately.  Clearly better that what they had before.

RUNNING BACKS TOP TIER 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Chris Johnson TENNESSEE TITANS 358-2,006 rushing (14 TD) 50-503 receiving (2 TD) 17,050 1st   Probably the first overall pick in every draft.  Totally worth it barring injury. Adrian Peterson MINNESOTA VIKINGS 314-1,383 rushing (18 TD) 43-436 receiving (0 TD) 14,625 2nd   Still the most productive fantasy RB regardless of his fumbling problems. Ray Rice BALTIMORE RAVENS 254-1,339 rushing (7 TD) 78-702 receiving (1 TD) 14,400 3rd   Few teams have this kind of weapon.  The best receiving RB available. Maurice Jones-Drew JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 312–1,391 rushing (15 TD) 53-374 receiving (1 TD) 13,475 4th   A dominating fantasy player who has little to no competition at the position. Frank Gore SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 229-1,120 rushing (10 TD) 52-406 receiving (3 TD) 11,400 7th   This is the year Gore makes his mark in the NFL and in the fantasy world. Michael Turner ATLANTA FALCONS 178-871 rushing (10 TD) 5-35 receiving (0 TD) 6,125 28th  Coming off an injury plagued season, but when healthy, he’s the real deal.   NEXT LEVEL 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Steven Jackson ST. LOUIS RAMS 324-1,416 rushing (4 TD) 51-322 receiving (0 TD) 8,350 16th   A true workhorse.  A little offensive balance could go a long way. Ryan Grant GREEN BAY PACKERS 282-1,253 rushing (11 TD) 25-197 receiving (0 TD) 8,775 13th   A steady performer who has yet to breakout.  Is this the season? DeAngelo Williams CAROLINA PANTHERS 216-1,117 rushing (7 TD) 29-252 receiving (0 TD) 7,025 23rd   The Panthers run the ball a lot, but Jonathan Stewart will steal carries. Cedric Benson CINCINNATI BENGALS 301-1,251 rushing (6 TD) 17-111 receiving (0 TD) 7,475 20th   Turned the Bengals into a run first team.  On the Pro Bowl landscape. Joseph Addai INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 219-828 rushing (10 TD) 51-336 receiving (3 TD) 11,775 6th   Won’t run much on this passing team, but he is a legitimate red-zone threat. Reggie Bush NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 70-390 rushing (5 TD) 47-335 receiving (3 TD) 10,275 9th   One of the few non-starters to look at.  Huge value as a kick returner. Matt Forte CHICAGO BEARS 258-929 rushing (4 TD) 57-471 receiving (0 TD) 8,175 17th   A disappointing sophomore year is motivation to turn things around. Darren Sproles SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 93-343 rushing (3 TD) 45-497 receiving (4 TD) 10,375 8th   Not an every down back, but excels on third down and special teams.   OTHERS 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Jamaal Charles KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 190-1,120 rushing (7 TD) 40-297 receiving (1 TD) 12,400 5th   Absolutely blew up late last year, but Thomas Jones will take touches away. LeSean McCoy PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 155-637 rushing (4 TD) 40-308 receiving (0 TD) 6,665 ® 26th   Inherits the starting job.  Plays a lot like Brian Westbrook did years ago. Beanie Wells ARIZONA CARDINALS 176-793 rushing (7 TD) 12-143 receiving (0 TD) 5,570 ® 34th   Will be utilized more without a strong armed QB.  Not the only RB in Arizona. Rashard Mendenhall PITTSBURGH STEELERS 242-1,108 rushing (7 TD) 25-261 receiving (1 TD) 6,825 25th   Steelers will use him early and often, even though the O-line is suspect. Shonn Greene NEW YORK JETS 108-540 rushing (2 TD) 0-0 receiving (0 TD) 4,185 ® 44th   Starting after a huge post-season, but LaDainian will eat into his statistics. Knowshon Moreno DENVER BRONCOS 217-947 rushing (7 TD) 28-213 receiving (2 TD) 7,495 ® 19th   Had a solid rookie season.  Should become the Broncos’ primary RB. Ronnie Brown MIAMI DOLPHINS 147-648 rushing (8 TD) 14-98 receiving (0 TD) 5,650 32nd   Lots of upside, but he is injury prone and Ricky Williams will get involved. Felix Jones DALLAS COWBOYS 116-685 rushing (3 TD) 19-119 receiving (0 TD) 5,575 33rd   Far more dynamic than Marion Barber.  Can turn any play into a long TD. Jerome Harrison CLEVELAND BROWNS 194-682 rushing (5 TD) 34-220 receiving (2 TD) 7,450 21st   Blew up late with 7 TDs in the final 5 games.  A late round draft day sleeper. Pierre Thomas NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 147-793 rushing (6 TD) 39-302 receiving (2 TD) 9,575 11th   Overshadowed by Reggie Bush, but he starts, so he’ll get a majority of carries.   ROOKIES 2009 COLLEGE STATS ROUND PICK COMMISH’S COMMENTARY C.J. Spiller BUFFALO BILLS 216-1,212 rushing (12 TD) 36-503 receiving (4 TD) 1st round #9   Has some competition, but the Bills think he is the future, beginning now. Jahvid Best DETROIT LIONS 141-867 rushing (12 TD) 22-213 receiving (4 TD) 1st round #30   Should easily take over the starting job. WHEN is the only question. Ryan Mathews SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 276-1,808 rushing (19 TD) 11-122 receiving (0 TD) 1st round #12   Worth a draft pick even if he begins the season as Darren Sproles backup.

WIDE RECEIVERS TOP TIER 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Andre Johnson HOUSTON TEXANS 101-1,569 yards (9 TD) Six 100+ yard games  12,275 9th   Probably the best pure pass catcher in the NFL.  An easy first round draft pick. Reggie Wayne INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 100-1,264 yards (10 TD) Five 100+ yard games  14,250 3rd   The most consistent fantasy WR in five years thanks to what Peyton does. Larry Fitzgerald ARIZONA CARDINALS 97-1,092 yards (13 TD) Three 100+ yard games  14,075 4th   Value dips a little with no Warner or Boldin, but don’t let that scare you. DeSean Jackson PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 63-1,167 yards (9 TD) Five 100+ yards games  15,175 1st   A big play threat and return specialist.  Needs his QB to play up to expectations. Randy Moss NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 83-1,264 yards (13 TD) Five 100+ yard games  13,025 8th   Will disappear at times in games, but  still deserves a high round selection. Miles Austin DALLAS COWBOYS 81-1,320 yards (11 TD) Five 100+ yard games  13,275 5th   The Cowboys new #1 wideout will be a tempting first round option. Calvin Johnson DETROIT LIONS 67-984 yards (5 TD) Three 100+ yard games  7,675 34th   A full year with Stafford will result in a much more bountiful season. Roddy White ATLANTA FALCONS 85-1,153 yards (11 TD) Four 100+ yard games  11,375 12th   If Matt Ryan stays healthy, White will put up another excellent year. Marques Colston NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 70-1,074 yards (9 TD) Two 100+ yard games  10,350 15th   The Saints will spread the ball around, but Colston gets the majority of looks. Brandon Marshall MIAMI DOLPHINS 101-1,120 yards (10 TD) Three 100+ yard games  11,575 10th   The best WR the Dolphins have had in years, but this team loves to run. Greg Jennings GREEN BAY PACKERS 68-1,113 yards (4 TD) Six 100+ yard games  10,025 16th   Will be seen at the end of numerous Aaron Rodgers pass attempts this year.   NEXT LEVEL 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Steve Smith NEW YORK GIANTS 107-1,220 yards (7 TD) Three 100+ yard games   10,525 14th   Has quickly developed into the main target among a cluster of emerging WRs. Anquan Boldin BALTIMORE RAVENS 84-1,024 yards (4 TD) Three 100+ yard games   8,625 26th   Gets a chance to prove himself as one of the NFLs elite.  Flacco loves the idea. Chad Ochocinco CINCINNATI BENGALS 72-1,047 yards (9 TD) Three 100+ yard games   9,500 18th   Steady, but more hype than substance. Will see less double teams than EVER. Steve Smith CAROLINA PANTHERS 65-982 yards (7 TD) Two 100+ yard games   8,375    t-28th   His numbers remain constant on this run first team.  Can work with any QB. Wes Welker NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 123-1,348 yards (4 TD) Six 100+ yard games   11,425 11th   Coming off ACL surgery, so this might be a tough year.  Still worth drafting. Michael Crabtree SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 48-625 yards (2 TD) Zero 100+ yard games   6,005 ® 51st   Offensive hopes are high because of Crabtree.  Could be really special. Donald Driver GREEN BAY PACKERS 70-1,061 yards (6 TD) Two 100+ yard games   8,500 27th   Declining a little, but still consistent.  Will get his on this active offense. Percy Harvin MINNESOTA VIKINGS 60-790 yards (6 TD) One 100+ yard games   14,690 ® 2nd   Does it all, and does it well.  Reigning rookie of the year should only improve. Hines Ward PITTSBURGH STEELERS 95-1,167 yards (6 TD) Five 100+ yard games   9,325 19th   Whether you love him or hate him, he always puts up solid numbers. Joshua Cribbs CLEVELAND BROWNS 20-135 yards (1 TD) Zero 100+ yard games  13,150 t-6th   Won’t put up WR-like stats, but he  makes up for it as a kick returner. Pierre Garcon INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 47-765 yards (4 TD) Two 100+ yard games  8,825 25th   Made a name for himself In ‘09, but may have to compete for the #2 job. Robert Meachem NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 45-722 yards (9 TD) One 100+ yard game 8,375    t-28th   A few gigantic games last year may have boosted him into a starting role. Dwayne Bowe KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 47-589 yards (4 TD) One 100+ yard games   4,875 68th   When he plays, he scores.  A lot of balance with Chris Chambers on board. Terrell Owens CINCINNATI BENGALS 55-829 yards (5 TD) One 100+ yard game 6,925 41st   Are you ready for DRAMA?!  If you can deal with it, enjoy this reality show. Derrick Mason BALTIMORE RAVENS 73-1,028 yards (7 TD) Two 100+ yard games  9,075 21st   With Boldin on the other side, Mason sees less coverage and his stats go up. Santana Moss WASHINGTON REDSKINS 70-902 yards (3 TD) One 100+ yard game 6,650 45th   Welcomes McNabb with open arms.  They will quickly become a potent duo. Braylon Edwards NEW YORK JETS 45-680 yards (4 TD) Two 100+ yard games   6,825 42nd   Overrated, but if the Jets let Sanchez loose, Edwards will certainly benefit. Malcolm Floyd SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 45-776 yards (1 TD) One 100+ yard game 4,575 72nd   Forced into more action while Vincent Jackson is suspended.  Could breakout. T.J. Houshmandzadeh NO TEAM YET 79-911 yards (3 TD) Two 100+ yard games   7,025    t-387th   If he ends up on a team with a  good  QB, he should sneak back up the charts.   OTHERS 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Hakeem Nicks NEW YORK GIANTS 47-790 yards (6 TD) Two 100+ yard games 7,620 ® 35th   Inconsistent as a rookie, but he’s got a shot at the #2 spot in New York. Devin Hester CHICAGO BEARS 57-757 yards (3 TD) One 100+ yard game 5,775   t-54th   The Bears’ best WR, but someone else needs to step up to get ideal results. Bernard Berrian MINNESOTA VIKINGS 55-618 yards (4 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 6,725 43rd   Assumes the #1 role in Minnesota while Sydney Rice recovers from hip surgery. Steve Breaston ARIZONA CARDINALS 55-712 yards (3 TD) One 100+ yard games 7,725 33rd   Should be a capable replacement for Boldin.  Retains his punt return duties. Chris Chambers KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 45-730 yards (5 TD) Two 100+ yard games 5,775   t-54th   Played like a man possessed after his trade.  Should carry over into this year. Roy Williams DALLAS COWBOYS 38-596 yards (7 TD) One 100+ yard game 5,800 53rd   Must play extremely well to keep Dez Bryant out of his starting spot. Lee Evans BUFFALO BILLS 44-612 yards (7 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 5,600 58th   The only reason he’s worth drafting is because there’s no one else to throw to. Eddie Royal DENVER BRONCOS 37-345 yards (0 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 7,025    t-38th   A major disappointment last year, but he’s now the Broncos leading receiver. Johnny Knox CHICAGO BEARS 45-527 yards (5 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 9,100 ® 20th   Looked good in his first season, but many of his points came on kick returns. Mike Sims-Walker JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 63-869 yards (7 TD) Three 100+ yard games   7,525 36th   The only legitimate fantasy WR for the Jags.  Will catch most of the passes. Austin Collie INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 60-676 yards (7 TD) One 100+ yard game 11,205 ® 13th   Even the third string WR in Indy has value.  Will push for more time in 2010. Ted Ginn Jr. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 38-454 yards (1 TD) One 100+ yard game 8,850 24th   New life in San Fran should reignite his career.  A real weapon on special teams. Mike Wallace PITTSBURGH STEELERS 39-756 yards (6 TD) One 100+ yard game 7,015 ® 40th   With Santonio Holmes gone, Wallace should start.  Played soundly as a rookie. Davone Bess MIAMI DOLPHINS 76-758 yards (2 TD) One 100+ yard game 6,200 49th   Turning into a fantastic short yardage possession WR.  Needs more TDs. Mike Williams SEATTLE SEAHAWKS NO STATS DNQ DNQ   Absolutely blew up in training camp after missing the last 2 years. Kevin Walter HOUSTON TEXANS 53-611 yards (2 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 4,425 74th   Playing opposite Andre Johnson means less catches, but he will get his chances. Jerricho Cotchery NEW YORK JETS 57-821 yards (3 TD) Two 100+ yard games 8,225 30th   Worth a late round draft pick, but his role will wane once Holmes returns. Patrick Crayton SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 37-622 yards (5 TD) One 100+ yard game 8,975 23rd   Late pre-season trade gives the Bolts a legit #2 WR and another punt returner. Kenny Britt TENNESSEE TITANS 42-701 yards (3 TD) Two 100+ yard games 5,670 ® 57th   Led his team in receiving yards as a rookie. The only Titan WR worth taking. Devin Thomas WASHINGTON REDSKINS 25-325 yards (3 TD) One 100+ yard game 3,925 77th   Takes on the #2 job without Randle-El.  Should blossom with McNabb at QB. Jeremy Maclin PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 55-762 yards (4 TD) Two 100+ yard games    9,030 ® 22nd   Had a few great games as a rookie, but they need a lot more from him in 2010. Nate Burleson DETROIT LIONS 63-812 yards (3 TD) Two 100+ yard games 6,675 44th   A great veteran compliment to Calvin Johnson, but only if he stays healthy. Danny Amendola ST. LOUIS RAMS 43-326 yards (1 TD) Zero 100+ yard games 6,375      t-47th   Showing nice chemistry with Bradford, plus he’s a great kick AND punt returner. Santonio Holmes NEW YORK JETS 79-1,248 yards (5 TD) Three 100+ yard games 8,125 31st   When he returns from his four game suspension, he’ll have a lot to prove.  Vincent Jackson SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 68-1,167 yards (9 TD) Seven 100+ yard games   9,900 17th   His 4 game suspension makes drafting him tough, but it may still be worth it.   ROOKIES 2009 COLLEGE STATS ROUND PICK COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Dez Bryant DALLAS COWBOYS 17-323 yards (4 TD) One 100+ yard game 1st round #24   Tons of positive hype, but a sprained ankle in camp could mean a slow start. Demaryius Thomas DENVER BRONCOS 46-1,154 yards (8 TD) Four 100+ yard games 1st round #22   The first WR taken in the draft.  Should be a major factor from Week 1. Golden Tate SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 93-1,496 yards (15 TD) Nine 100+ yard games 2nd round #28   One of the most polished draftees at this position, and Seattle is thin at WR. Jordan Shipley CINCINNATI BENGALS 116-1,485 yards (13 TD) Six 100+ yard games 3rd round #20   Has some work to do to break into the lineup, but he could surprise. Mike Williams TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 49-746 yards (6 TD) Two 100+ yard games 4th round #3   Emerged in training camp as the Bucs top wideout, but that’s not saying a lot.

TIGHT ENDS TOP TIER 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Dallas Clark INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 100-1,106 yards (10 TD) Eleven 50+ yard games 21,358 1st   Catches passes like a WR.  A steal in the bottom half of the 1st round. Antonio Gates SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 79-1,157 yards (8 TD) Eleven 50+ yard games 16,500 2nd   Always among the NFLs best fantasy TEs.  Will be used early and often. Jason Witten DALLAS COWBOYS 94-1,030 yards (2 TD) Seven 50+ yard games 15,215 4th   He’s still the top target in Dallas.  I guarantee he’ll score more TDs in 2010. Vernon Davis SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 78-965 yards (13 TD) Eight 50+ yard games 16,445 3rd   Living up to expectations, but fans want more.  Expect a Pro Bowl year. Tony Gonzalez ATLANTA FALCONS 83-867 yards (6 TD) Ten 50+ yard games 13,401 6th   Will be the recipient of a lot of Matt Ryan passes.  Age is not an issue.   NEXT LEVEL 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY JerMichael Finley GREEN BAY PACKERS 55-676 yards (5 TD) Eight 50+ yard games 11,255 10th   Flashed signs of greatness as Aaron Rodgers blossomed.  Gonna be HUGE! Kellen Winslow Jr. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 77-884 yards (5 TD) Nine 50+ yard games 12,502 7th   The Bucs’ only offensive player who earns consideration on draft day. Brent Celek PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 76-971 yards (8 TD) Nine 50+ yard games 14,365 5th   Good for 4 or 5 catches per game.  Will be Kevin Kolbs’ release valve. Owen Daniels HOUSTON TEXANS 40-519 yards (5 TD) Four 50+ yard games 7,657 18th   Plenty of time to recover from knee surgery.  2nd best receiver in Houston. Heath Miller PITTSBURGH STEELERS 76-789 yards (6 TD) Eight 50+ yard games 12,317 8th   Underappreciated, but seasoned fantasy owners know better. Chris Cooley WASHINGTON REDSKINS 29-332 yards (2 TD) Four 50+ yard games 4,446 26th   Looking to restore his reputation after missing most of 2009. Visanthe Shiancoe MINNESOTA VIKINGS 56-566 yards (11 TD) Three 50+ yard games 12,205 9th   Worked really well with Brett Favre, especially in the red-zone. Zach Miller OAKLAND RAIDERS 66-805 yards (3 TD) Seven 50+ yard games 10,215 13th   The Raiders best offensive weapon by far, and now he’s got a legit QB.   OTHERS 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Dustin Keller NEW YORK JETS 45-522 yards (2 TD) Four 50+ yard games 10,732 11th   The Jets need to find new ways to get him involved.  He’s that good. Todd Heap BALTIMORE RAVENS 53-593 yards (6 TD) Four 50+ yard games 9,734 14th   His best days may be behind him, but he still has the skills to contribute. Greg Olsen CHICAGO BEARS 60-612 yards (8 TD) Four 50+ yard games 10,486 12th   The Bears’ leader in catches and TDs.  Will only build on last years’ progress. Kevin Boss NEW YORK GIANTS 42-567 yards (5 TD) Five 50+ yard games 7,801 17th   Gets a little better every year.  Eli finds a way to get him involved. John Carlson SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 51-574 yards (7 TD) Three 50+ yard games 9,622 16th   If the QB was better, we’d be all over this guy.  Not a bad late option. Jeremy Shockey NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 48-569 yards (3 TD) Two 50+ yard games 9,656 15th   His name gets him drafted, but his weekly output isn’t that impressive. Brandon Pettigrew DETROIT LIONS 30-346 yards (2 TD) Three 50+ yard games 5,571 ® 21st   Will soon become a Stafford favorite.  Dynamic near the end-zone. Bo Scaife TENNESSEE TITANS 45-440 yards (1 TD) Two 50+ yard games 5,370 23rd   Only on this list because the Titans have very little else to offer. Anthony Fasano MIAMI DOLPHINS 31-339 yards (2 TD) Two 50+ yard games 4,417 27th   Not much, but he could justify a last round pick if you need a tight end. Marcedes Lewis JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 32-518 yards (2 TD) Four 50+ yard games 5,554 22nd   Low impact offenses don’t produce good fantasy TEs.  Just above average. Daniel Graham DENVER BRONCOS 28-289 yards (1 TD) Zero 50+ yard games 3,617 35th   They lost Tony Scheffler, so Graham is now the main man in Denver. Ben Watson CLEVELAND BROWNS 29-404 yards (5 TD) Two 50+ yard games 6,196 20th   Can redeem himself if Delhomme plays well.  Sleeper-esque material.   ROOKIES 2009 COLLEGE STATS ROUND PICK COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Jermaine Gresham CINCINNATI BENGALS DID NOT PLAY (Injury) 1st round #21   The only TE taken in the 1st round.  Will have an instant impact. Rob Gronkowski NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS DID NOT PLAY (Injury) 2nd round #10   Fills an immediate need for the Patriots after losing Ben Watson.

KICKERS TOP TIER 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Nate Kaeding SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 32-35 Field Goals 50-51 Extra Points, 10,600 2nd   Probably the NFLs’ best kicker.  The first one drafted in most leagues. David Akers PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 32-37 Field Goals 43-45 Extra Points 10,375 3rd   Extremely productive and reliable.  A Pro Bowl candidate every year. Ryan Longwell MINNESOTA VIKINGS 26-28 Field Goals 54-55 Extra Points 9,900 4th   Kicking for one of the leagues highest scoring teams.  And they play indoors. Garrett Hartley NEW ORLEANS SAINTS  9-11 Field Goals 10-11 Extra Points 11,000 1st   Another dynamic offense.  He’s young, but he showed great poise in the playoffs. Stephen Gostkowski NE W ENGLAND PATRIOTS 26-31 Field Goals 47-47 Extra Points 8,825 10th   A fantasy favorite thanks to the Pats potent reputation.  Former Pro Bowler. Mason Crosby GREEN BAY PACKERS 27-36 Field Goals 48-49 Extra Points 9,250 6th   Misses way too many, but the offense gives him plenty of opportunities. Rob Bironas TENNESSEE TITANS 27-32 Field Goals 37-37 Extra Points 9,225 7th   Always considered among the elite. The NFLs’ most dependable long range kicker.   NEXT LEVEL 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Neil Rackers HOUSTON TEXANS 16-17 Field Goals 37-38 Extra Points 7,225 25th   Made the Pro Bowl once with Arizona, and this offense is just as powerful. Jeff Reed PITTSBURGH STEELERS 27-31 Field Goals 41-41 Extra Points 9,075 8th   The Steelers will always settle for a FG attempt, and he does his job well. Jay Feely ARIZONA CARDINALS 30-36 Field Goals 32-32 Extra Points 9,700 5th   Arizona only attempted 24 FGs in ’09, but that may change with Leinart at QB. Lawrence Tynes NEW YORK GIANTS 27-32 Field Goals 45-45 Extra Points 8,875 9th   One of the most consistent in the NFL, and he does it in harsh environments. Matt Prater DENVER BRONCOS 30-35 Field Goals 32-32 Extra Points 8,700 11th   Earns a spot on this level after a superb first season playing in Denver. Robbie Gould CHICAGO BEARS 24-28 Field Goals 33-33 Extra Points 7,725 17th   If this sputtering offense shows minimal improvement, Gould will score well. Sebastian Janikowski OAKLAND RAIDERS 26-29 Field Goals 17-17 Extra Points 8,575 13th   The strongest leg in the league, but the Raiders need to score touchdowns. Shayne Graham BALTIMORE RAVENS 23-28 Field Goals 28-29 Extra Points 7,400 20th   A clear upgrade at the position and the Ravens like to kick a lot of field goals. Adam Vinatieri INDIANAPOLIS COLTS   7-9 Field Goals 17-18 Extra Points 8,100 16th   It doesn’t matter if it’s him or someone else.  Good offenses produce high scorers. David Buehler DALLAS COWBOYS   0-0 Field Goals   0-0 Extra Points DNQ DNQ   Sometimes you draft a PK based on team potential.  This is one of those cases.   OTHERS 2009 STATS 2009 Points 2009 Rank COMMISH’S COMMENTARY Matt Bryant ATLANTA FALCONS  7-10 Field Goals 10-10 Extra Points 6,150 29th   Has veteran experience, and the offense appears to be on an upswing. Joe Nedney SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 17-21 Field Goals 33-33 Extra Points 5,825 31st   The 49ers will need him if they struggle to put the ball in the end-zone. Ryan Succop KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 25-29 Field Goals 29-29 Extra Points 8,420 ® 14th   Another case of needing an offense to step things up.  Could go either way. Dan Carpenter MIAMI DOLPHINS 25-28 Field Goals 37-38 Extra Points 7,625 18th   Made the Pro Bowl as an alternate last year.  Nod bad, but nothing special. Nick Folk NEW YORK JETS 18-28 Field Goals 36-36 Extra Points 7,375 21st   An awful kicker on a good team.  Only worth taking because the Jets look hot. Dave Rayner CINCINNATI BENGALS NO STATS DNQ DNQ   No guarantee he gets the job, but the Bengals will produce a good PK this year. Josh Brown ST. LOUIS RAMS 19-24 Field Goals 16-16 Extra Points 7,550 19th   Kicks more 50 yarders than anyone, but the Rams need TDs, not field goals. Rian Lindell BUFFALO BILLS 28-33 Field Goals 24-24 Extra Points 8,250 15th   You wouldn’t think he was on the high side of average, but he is. John Kasay CAROLINA PANTHERS 22-27 Field Goals 31-32 Extra Points 6,675 25th   Draft him if you don’t have a PK in the last round and don’t know who to take. Josh Scobee JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 18-28 Field Goals 30-31 Extra Points 6,650 26th   Draft him if you don’t have a PK in the last round and don’t know who to take. Olinda Mare SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 24-26 Field Goals 28-28 Extra Points 6,475 27th   Draft him if you don’t have a PK in the last round and don’t know who to take.

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