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This dude has the Skins WR unit ranked 7th.

http://msn.foxsports.com/fantasy/story/5652390

Thats ok for me. There are quite a few really good tandems out there. Remember, no one knows really what we've got. Even we haven't seen them yet. You have to admit that in my opinion that Cincy, Indy, and AZ all have a better group than us and thats just off the top of my head. Carolina is making a push. I don't know if better but who knows.

This dude is unable to differentiate between his own rectal opening & an excavation in the surface of the earth.

yupchagee wrote:This dude is unable to differentiate between his own rectal opening & an excavation in the surface of the earth.

I often have that same problem....

A WR tandem can not be ranked alone. They should be ranked as a whole passing threat including the QB that throws the ball to them. It is the offseason.

If only someone would blog about this ...

Looks like the Santana Moss deal was fantastic! The Jets are ranked 30th.

The Jets moved this off-season to shore up the quarterback position, which will serve to improve the receiving corps by default. Despite the struggles at quarterback, Laveranues Coles pieced together a solid season in 2005. He caught 73 passes for 845 receiving yards and five touchdowns after scoring only once in 90 receptions in 2004. Coles will line up opposite Justin McCareins, who saw his production hampered tremendously by the inability of Jets quarterbacks to throw the ball downfield. Of course, McCareins didn't help himself with a number of drops.

For QB's DETROIT IS FIFTH!!!

Were 11th

Mark Brunell turned back the clock in Joe Gibbs' offense, effectively utilizing speed receiver Santana Moss and distributing the ball to his tight ends. Brunell threw a career-high 23 touchdown passes in wresting the top job from Patrick Ramsey (now with the Jets). The Redskins added wide receivers Brandon Lloyd and Antwaan Randle El to offer more balance and depth.

RB were 14th and the Bears are first!

What I like is how he talks about how Portis is among the elite backs, and Betts has been very effective in his role. Yet he ranks the Skins RB's 14th. Interesting.

CooleyAsIce wrote:What I like is how he talks about how Portis is among the elite backs, and Betts has been very effective in his role. Yet he ranks the Skins RB's 14th. Interesting.

Yeah, his RB rankings make no sense!

He has the Cowboys ranked 6th when they don't have a RB who has rushed for 1000 yds on their roster and their number one guy (Julius Jones) had as many 100 yd games last year as our third string RB (Rock Cartwright). Jones has also missed eleven games over the past two years and Barber only has one career 100 yd game. What's more, none of their RBs have ever rushed for more than 4 yds/carry. They might have the worst group of RBs in the NFL and yet somehow they are ranked sixth!

We have an All Pro in the backfield and our third string guy is better than any of their backs and we're ranked eight places behind them?! Give me a break!

he is stupid

Fios wrote:If only someone would blog about this ...

Someone has... will
It was....will be a good read

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The Cowgirls problems running the ball aren't all the fault of the RB's. Their O-line stinks.

I didn't realize that Dallas' offense would top the NFL next year. . .

6th Running
6th Recieving
3rd Tight Ends