July 24, 2008

Draft prep: When Fantasy writers butt heads

By Dave Richard | Senior Fantasy Writer

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Every Fantasy owner wants to go into his or her draft knowing not only who the best players are at each position, but how they rank against each other. For years, we've provided a Top 200 list just for this purpose, but that's just not enough to feed your insatiable Fantasy appetites.

That's why we put our Senior Fantasy Writers, Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard, to the ultimate test: Draft the best players available. Period. They won't be trying to build the best team. Instead, they'll be trying to draft the best players with every single pick in an effort to show you how they rank the NFL's talent from top to bottom.

With that said, please note that this is obviously a much different mock draft than anything else on our site. There's no specific scoring system or roster requirements in play. Jamey and Dave are free to draft as many players at whichever positions they choose.

Check out the head-to-head results, then get analysis from Dave and Jamey in the Fantasy Football Playbook Podcast dedicated to this mock draft. From there, you can e-mail your questions about this mock to dmfantasyfootball@cbs.com. Please put "ATTN: Head-to-head" in the subject line.

Draft Results
Round 1
1	Dave Richard	LaDainian Tomlinson (RB SD)
2	Jamey Eisenberg	Adrian Peterson (RB MIN)
3	Dave Richard	Tom Brady (QB NE)
4	Jamey Eisenberg	Brian Westbrook (RB PHI)
5	Dave Richard	Steven Jackson (RB STL)
6	Jamey Eisenberg	Peyton Manning (QB IND)
7	Dave Richard	Joseph Addai (RB IND)
8	Jamey Eisenberg	Marion Barber (RB DAL)
9	Dave Richard	Clinton Portis (RB WAS)
10	Jamey Eisenberg	Frank Gore (RB SF)
11	Dave Richard	Marshawn Lynch (RB BUF)
12	Jamey Eisenberg	Randy Moss (WR NE)
Round 2
13	Jamey Eisenberg	Terrell Owens (WR DAL)
14	Dave Richard	Willis McGahee (RB BAL)
15	Jamey Eisenberg	Larry Johnson (RB KC)
16	Dave Richard	Tony Romo (QB DAL)
17	Jamey Eisenberg	Braylon Edwards (WR CLE)
18	Dave Richard	Drew Brees (QB NO)
19	Jamey Eisenberg	Reggie Wayne (WR IND)
20	Dave Richard	Larry Fitzgerald (WR ARI)
21	Jamey Eisenberg	Marques Colston (WR NO)
22	Dave Richard	Maurice Jones-Drew (RB JAC)
23	Jamey Eisenberg	Earnest Graham (RB TB)
24	Dave Richard	Jamal Lewis (RB CLE)
Round 3
25	Dave Richard	Ryan Grant (RB GB)
26	Jamey Eisenberg	Andre Johnson (WR HOU)
27	Dave Richard	Derek Anderson (QB CLE)
28	Jamey Eisenberg	Laurence Maroney (RB NE)
29	Dave Richard	T.J. Houshmandzadeh (WR CIN)
30	Jamey Eisenberg	Steve Smith (WR CAR)
31	Dave Richard	Carson Palmer (QB CIN)
32	Jamey Eisenberg	Reggie Bush (RB NO)
33	Dave Richard	Rudi Johnson (RB CIN)
34	Jamey Eisenberg	Chad Johnson (WR CIN)
35	Dave Richard	Julius Jones (RB SEA)
36	Jamey Eisenberg	Jonathan Stewart (RB CAR)
Round 4
37	Jamey Eisenberg	Darren McFadden (RB OAK)
38	Dave Richard	Plaxico Burress (WR NYG)
39	Jamey Eisenberg	Anquan Boldin (WR ARI)
40	Dave Richard	Thomas Jones (RB NYJ)
41	Jamey Eisenberg	Wes Welker (WR NE)
42	Dave Richard	Brandon Jacobs (RB NYG)
43	Jamey Eisenberg	Kellen Winslow (TE CLE)
44	Dave Richard	Jason Witten (TE DAL)
45	Jamey Eisenberg	Ben Roethlisberger (QB PIT)
46	Dave Richard	Torry Holt (WR STL)
47	Jamey Eisenberg	Michael Turner (RB ATL)
48	Dave Richard	Willie Parker (RB PIT)
Round 5
49	Dave Richard	Ronnie Brown (RB MIA)
50	Jamey Eisenberg	Antonio Gates (TE SD)
51	Dave Richard	LenDale White (RB TEN)
52	Jamey Eisenberg	Roy Williams (WR DET)
53	Dave Richard	Brandon Marshall (WR DEN)
54	Jamey Eisenberg	Greg Jennings (WR GB)
55	Dave Richard	Edgerrin James (RB ARI)
56	Jamey Eisenberg	Selvin Young (RB DEN)
57	Dave Richard	Marvin Harrison (WR IND)
58	Jamey Eisenberg	Calvin Johnson (WR DET)
59	Dave Richard	Hines Ward (WR PIT)
60	Jamey Eisenberg	Santonio Holmes (WR PIT)
Round 6
61	Jamey Eisenberg	Kevin Smith (RB DET)
62	Dave Richard	Fred Taylor (RB JAC)
63	Jamey Eisenberg	Chris Cooley (TE WAS)
64	Dave Richard	Dwayne Bowe (WR KC)
65	Jamey Eisenberg	Matt Forte (RB CHI)
66	Dave Richard	Bernard Berrian (WR MIN)
67	Jamey Eisenberg	Lee Evans (WR BUF)
68	Dave Richard	Tony Gonzalez (TE KC)
69	Jamey Eisenberg	Roddy White (WR ATL)
70	Dave Richard	Marc Bulger (QB STL)
71	Jamey Eisenberg	Joey Galloway (WR TB)
72	Dave Richard	Bobby Engram (WR SEA)
Round 7
73	Dave Richard	Chris Chambers (WR SD)
74	Jamey Eisenberg	Donovan McNabb (QB PHI)
75	Dave Richard	Donald Driver (WR GB)
76	Jamey Eisenberg	Jeremy Shockey (TE NO)
77	Dave Richard	Santana Moss (WR WAS)
78	Jamey Eisenberg	Chester Taylor (RB MIN)
79	Dave Richard	Dallas Clark (TE IND)
80	Jamey Eisenberg	Matt Hasselbeck (QB SEA)
81	Dave Richard	Laveranues Coles (WR NYJ)
82	Jamey Eisenberg	Donte' Stallworth (WR CLE)
83	Dave Richard	Jerricho Cotchery (WR NYJ)
84	Jamey Eisenberg	Ahman Green (RB HOU)
Round 8
85	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Vikings (DST MIN)
86	Dave Richard	Nate Burleson (WR SEA)
87	Jamey Eisenberg	Vernon Davis (TE SF)
88	Dave Richard	Jerious Norwood (RB ATL)
89	Jamey Eisenberg	Kevin Curtis (WR PHI)
90	Dave Richard	Patrick Crayton (WR DAL)
91	Jamey Eisenberg	Jay Cutler (QB DEN)
92	Dave Richard	Todd Heap (TE BAL)
93	Jamey Eisenberg	Rashard Mendenhall (RB PIT)
94	Dave Richard	DeAngelo Williams (RB CAR)
95	Jamey Eisenberg	Eli Manning (QB NYG)
96	Dave Richard	Anthony Gonzalez (WR IND)
Round 9
97	Dave Richard	Deuce McAllister (RB NO)
98	Jamey Eisenberg	Reggie Brown (WR PHI)
99	Dave Richard	Ricky Williams (RB MIA)
100	Jamey Eisenberg	Ryan Torain (RB DEN)
101	Dave Richard	Justin Fargas (RB OAK)
102	Jamey Eisenberg	Bryant Johnson (WR SF)
103	Dave Richard	Javon Walker (WR OAK)
104	Jamey Eisenberg	Felix Jones (RB DAL)
105	Dave Richard	Derrick Mason (WR BAL)
106	Jamey Eisenberg	Jabar Gaffney (WR NE)
107	Dave Richard	Chris Johnson (RB TEN)
108	Jamey Eisenberg	Owen Daniels (TE HOU)
Round 10
109	Jamey Eisenberg	Tatum Bell (RB DET)
110	Dave Richard	Sidney Rice (WR MIN)
111	Jamey Eisenberg	James Hardy (WR BUF)
112	Dave Richard	Heath Miller (TE PIT)
113	Jamey Eisenberg	Vincent Jackson (WR SD)
114	Dave Richard	Jake Delhomme (QB CAR)
115	Jamey Eisenberg	Matt Schaub (QB HOU)
116	Dave Richard	DST Chargers (DST SD)
117	Jamey Eisenberg	Isaac Bruce (WR SF)
118	Dave Richard	Leon Washington (RB NYJ)
119	Jamey Eisenberg	David Garrard (QB JAC)
120	Dave Richard	Ronald Curry (WR OAK)
Round 11
121	Dave Richard	Jerry Porter (WR JAC)
122	Jamey Eisenberg	Tony Scheffler (TE DEN)
123	Dave Richard	Aaron Rodgers (QB GB)
124	Jamey Eisenberg	Philip Rivers (QB SD)
125	Dave Richard	Chris Brown (RB HOU)
126	Jamey Eisenberg	Kevin Boss (TE NYG)
127	Dave Richard	Marty Booker (WR CHI)
128	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Patriots (DST NE)
129	Dave Richard	Reggie Williams (WR JAC)
130	Jamey Eisenberg	Kevin Jones (RB CHI)
131	Dave Richard	Mark Clayton (WR BAL)
132	Jamey Eisenberg	Brandon Jackson (RB GB)
Round 12
133	Jamey Eisenberg	Justin Gage (WR TEN)
134	Dave Richard	Jason Campbell (QB WAS)
135	Jamey Eisenberg	Matt Leinart (QB ARI)
136	Dave Richard	Ernest Wilford (WR MIA)
137	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Jaguars (DST JAC)
138	Dave Richard	DST Bears (DST CHI)
139	Jamey Eisenberg	Fred Jackson (RB BUF)
140	Dave Richard	Alge Crumpler (TE TEN)
141	Jamey Eisenberg	Steve Smith (WR NYG)
142	Dave Richard	Dominic Rhodes (RB IND)
143	Jamey Eisenberg	Vince Young (QB TEN)
144	Dave Richard	Greg Olsen (TE CHI)
Round 13
145	Dave Richard	Warrick Dunn (RB TB)
146	Jamey Eisenberg	Jamaal Charles (RB KC)
147	Dave Richard	DST Cowboys (DST DAL)
148	Jamey Eisenberg	Darren Sproles (RB SD)
149	Dave Richard	Sammy Morris (RB NE)
150	Jamey Eisenberg	Devin Hester (WR CHI)
151	Dave Richard	Laurent Robinson (WR ATL)
152	Jamey Eisenberg	Ray Rice (RB BAL)
153	Dave Richard	T.J. Duckett (RB SEA)
154	Jamey Eisenberg	LaMont Jordan (RB OAK)
155	Dave Richard	Zach Miller (TE OAK)
156	Jamey Eisenberg	Jason Wright (RB CLE)
Round 14
157	Jamey Eisenberg	Ted Ginn Jr. (WR MIA)
158	Dave Richard	Drew Bennett (WR STL)
159	Jamey Eisenberg	D.J. Hackett (WR CAR)
160	Dave Richard	DST Steelers (DST PIT)
161	Jamey Eisenberg	DeShaun Foster (RB SF)
162	Dave Richard	Dennis Northcutt (WR JAC)
163	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Packers (DST GB)
164	Dave Richard	L.J. Smith (TE PHI)
165	Jamey Eisenberg	James Jones (WR GB)
166	Dave Richard	Benjamin Watson (TE NE)
167	Jamey Eisenberg	Pierre Thomas (RB NO)
168	Dave Richard	Ahmad Bradshaw (RB NYG)
Round 15
169	Dave Richard	Kevin Walter (WR HOU)
170	Jamey Eisenberg	Derrick Ward (RB NYG)
171	Dave Richard	DeSean Jackson (WR PHI)
172	Jamey Eisenberg	Michael Bush (RB OAK)
173	Dave Richard	Deion Branch (WR SEA)
174	Jamey Eisenberg	Kenny Watson (RB CIN)
175	Dave Richard	Amani Toomer (WR NYG)
176	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Seahawks (DST SEA)
177	Dave Richard	Leonard Pope (TE ARI)
178	Jamey Eisenberg	Ladell Betts (RB WAS)
179	Dave Richard	Jon Kitna (QB DET)
180	Jamey Eisenberg	Kurt Warner (QB ARI)
Round 16
181	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Ravens (DST BAL)
182	Dave Richard	Muhsin Muhammad (WR CAR)
183	Jamey Eisenberg	Dustin Keller (TE NYJ)
184	Dave Richard	Donald Lee (TE GB)
185	Jamey Eisenberg	Ben Utecht (TE CIN)
186	Dave Richard	Tarvaris Jackson (QB MIN)
187	Jamey Eisenberg	Michael Pittman (RB DEN)
188	Dave Richard	DST Giants (DST NYG)
189	Jamey Eisenberg	DST Redskins (DST WAS)
190	Dave Richard	Kevin Faulk (RB NE)
191	Jamey Eisenberg	Steve Slaton (RB HOU)
192	Dave Richard	Shaun Alexander (RB SEA)
Round 17
193	Dave Richard	Stephen Gostkowski (PK NE)
194	Jamey Eisenberg	Nick Folk (PK DAL)
195	Dave Richard	Phil Dawson (PK CLE)
196	Jamey Eisenberg	Josh Brown (PK STL)
197	Dave Richard	Rob Bironas (PK TEN)
198	Jamey Eisenberg	Mason Crosby (PK GB)
199	Dave Richard	Adam Vinatieri (PK IND)
200	Jamey Eisenberg	Shayne Graham (PK CIN)
201	Dave Richard	Nate Kaeding (PK SD)
202	Jamey Eisenberg	Ryan Longwell (PK MIN)
203	Dave Richard	Jason Hanson (PK DET)
204	Jamey Eisenberg	Kris Brown (PK HOU)

PUP list in Mendenhall's future
Rashard Mendenhall, RB, PIT
2:15 PM

News: Steelers GM Kevin Colbert said Monday that there's a good chance RB Rashard Mendenhall will start the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list. If so, he'd be forced to miss at least the first six games of the regular season. Moreover, Colbert is not convinced that Mendenhall will be able to contribute at all in 2012. "I never feel good about an ACL for a year," Colbert said according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Mendenhall tore his right ACL in Week 17 of last season; recovery time for such injuries is anywhere from nine months to a year.

Analysis: With Mendenhall iffy, it's time to start giving some legit consideration to Isaac Redman as the primary rusher for the Steelers in 2012. Redman started the Steelers' playoff game at Denver and had 121 yards on 17 carries and 21 yards on two catches. He'll likely get the first crack at starting in place of Mendenhall. There's still a lot of time between now and the regular season, but for now it's probably safe to expect Mendenhall to not be at even close to 100 percent to start the year, which will absolutely impact his Fantasy value. By August, you might be drafting Mendenhall as a middle- to late-round sleeper you'll have to sit on for a while. We'll keep you posted on Mendenhall as best as we can.

Moss: I'm coming back
Randy Moss, WR, TEN
10:10 AM

News: Randy Moss took to UStream on Monday morning to announce that he plans to return to football in 2012. Moss didn't play last season after fizzling out with the Titans during a tumultuous 2010. Moss answered fan questions on the live video site and made it clear at the end of his web stream that he intends to play again after stepping away for personal reasons. "Your boy will be back for the upcoming season," he said. "Hopefully I can get on a team and finish this thing the way I want to."

Analysis: Most people remember Moss for his incredible big plays and ridiculous stats, such as the 17 touchdowns he scored as a rookie, or the record-breaking 23 touchdowns he caught in 2007, or the 14,465 yards he gained from 1998 to 2009. But some will remember him for a very counterproductive 2010 in which he caught just five touchdowns on 28 grabs with three different teams. If he does indeed return to football, where he plays and how quick he is will ultimately determine whether he's worth a late-round flier or something far more substantial.

Lions want to lock up Megatron
Calvin Johnson, WR, DET
9:39 AM

News: Lions president Tom Lewand, who controls Detroit’s salary cap compliance, says the team has had positive negotiations with WR Calvin Johnson over a contract extension. “(Johnson’s) got a good relationship with Matthew (Stafford),” Lewand told a local radio station in Detroit. “There’s a desire to keep that (relationship) together. When that desire exists, you can get deals done.” Johnson is entering a contract year in 2012 and is coming off a sensational season, finishing the regular season with 96 catches for 1,681 yards and 16 touchdowns with another 211 yards and two touchdowns in one playoff game against the Saints.

Analysis: Johnson is not going to leave the Lions if Detroit has anything to do with it, and we expect him to get a big deal soon. Regardless of if he's in a contract year or not in 2012, it's clear Johnson is the No. 1 WR in Fantasy, and he should be drafted in Round 1 in all formats.

Eagles could franchise D-Jax
DeSean Jackson, WR, PHI
9:36 AM

News: The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that the Eagles are going to use the franchise tag on WR DeSean Jackson. The report says the Eagles will not let Jackson, whose contract is set to expire, walk without getting something in return. Feb. 20 is the first day NFL teams are permitted to franchise one player before he reaches free agency. March 5 is the deadline. At 4 p.m. on March 13 the league year starts and players with four or more years of service who are not under contract are eligible to become unrestricted free agents. Jackson, who signed a four-year, $3 million deal as a rookie in 2008, will not reach the open market because the Eagles are expected to franchise him. The receiver would stand to earn approximately $9.5 million - nearly $9 million more than he made in base salary last season - if he played next season under the tag. Jackson said immediately following the season finale that he would be fine with the franchise designation.

Analysis: Jackson's play slipped some last season, partly due to his distraction over his contract, but he still caught 58 passes for 961 yards and four touchdowns. His deep routes and ability to take multiple defenders often opened up the Eagles offense underneath. Keep an eye on what happens with Jackson and where he ends up in 2012. With the Eagles he would be considered a No. 2 Fantasy WR with upside, but if he leaves Philadelphia then his value will be determined by who his quarterback is and his contract. He will likely be drafted around Round 5 in most leagues.

Redman in line to start for Steelers?
Isaac Redman, RB, PIT
2:23 PM

News: Steelers GM Kevin Colbert said Monday that there's a good chance RB Rashard Mendenhall will start the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list. If so, he'd be forced to miss at least the first six games of the regular season. Moreover, Colbert is not convinced that Mendenhall will be able to contribute at all in 2012. "I never feel good about an ACL for a year," Colbert said according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. That would open the door for Isaac Redman to be the starting rusher entering training camp.

Analysis: With Mendenhall iffy, it's time to start giving some legit consideration to Isaac Redman as the primary rusher for the Steelers in 2012. Redman started the Steelers' playoff game at Denver and had 121 yards on 17 carries and 21 yards on two catches. He's also stepped up while working with Mendenhall and without him, though his one other start in 2011 was a flop (61 total yards, no touchdowns vs. Tennessee). By August we might recommend drafting Redman with a pick in Round 6 or 7 as a good early-season starting option with potential to be a quality Fantasy choice for the entire season. We'll see how the Steelers' run game shakes out.

Slaton, Dolphins likely parting ways
Steve Slaton, RB, MIA
12:56 PM

News: The Palm Beach Post reports that RB Steve Slaton is not expected to return to the Dolphins in 2012. Slaton played in three games this season with zero starts after being picked up on waivers before Week 4. He had 17 carries for 64 yards (3.8 average) with one touchdown and a long of 28 and also returned three kickoffs for 85 yards. Slaton was signed as insurance early in the season when both Reggie Bush (groin) and Daniel Thomas (hamstring) battled injuries.

Analysis: Keep an eye on where Slaton plays in 2012, but he likely has minimal Fantasy value. Ignore him in all leagues on Draft Day.

Baldwin already working hard
Doug Baldwin, WR, SEA
11:14 AM

News: The Tacoma News Tribune reports that Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin is already working out with the hope of building on an impressive rookie season. As an undrafted rookie free agent out of Stanford, he was a long shot to make the team last season, let alone lead Seattle in receiving. But that’s what Baldwin did. He finished with a team-high 51 receptions for 788 yards and four touchdowns, good enough for fourth in the league among rookies in receptions and yards. Baldwin also finished 11th in the league in percentage of receptions caught for first downs (78.4 percent), and fourth in the league with 23 catches on third down to move the chains. The hard-working Baldwin said he thinks he can do better. “I felt like the stats and everything (were) real average,” he said. “But you’ve got to have that sense of confidence about yourself when you step out on the field. To be honest with you, I didn’t think I’d have the opportunity to step out on the field that early. And with that, the transition wasn’t really that difficult because we have such a great coaching staff and they explain everything so well that it makes it easier for you to understand it and grasp the offense.”

Analysis: Baldwin’s production in 2011 secured his spot as Seattle’s slot receiver. But Baldwin wants to be considered a compete receiver. “They say that I’m the slot guy, but every year they’re bringing somebody in to try to take your job – that’s the upper management’s job,” he said. “So my job is to make sure that whoever they bring in doesn’t have a chance. That’s why I’m here, to be honest with you. “I want to be known as the greatest receiver who ever played the game, and it’s going to be hard to do that strictly out of the slot.” We like the way Baldwin is talking, and he has plenty of potential heading into 2012. Plan on drafting Baldwin as a sleeper with a late-round pick in all leagues.

Ward hopes to remain with Steelers
Hines Ward, WR, PIT
9:53 AM

News: Steelers GM Kevin Colbert said Monday that no decision has been made on the future of Hines Ward. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported previously that if the Steelers did decide to release Ward, he was unaware of it. NFL Network reported that Ward won't be back with the Steelers in 2012 but a source close to Ward refuted the report. Ward's 2012 salary is high and he's expected to at least take a significant pay cut, if not get released altogether. Ward has said many times that he wants to end his career in Pittsburgh but he is determined to play somewhere in 2012, even if the Steelers do not want him. Ward, who turns 36 March 8, has played all 14 of his seasons in the NFL with the Steelers and holds nearly every team receiving record.

Analysis: Keep an eye on what happens with Ward and where he ends up in 2012. No matter where Ward plays, however, he would have minimal Fantasy value, and he is not worth drafting in the majority of leagues.

Morgan fine, looks at future
Josh Morgan, WR, SF
9:49 AM

News: The Sacramento Bee reports that 49ers WR Josh Morgan left the team facility after a workout Thursday as if there was nothing wrong with him. Morgan broke his lower right leg on Oct. 9 and was placed on injured reserve. He told the Associated Press that he's begun sprinting again, and he promises to be at full speed in the spring. Coach Jim Harbaugh has said the 49ers want to re-sign Morgan, who is a good fit for their power-based West Coast offense. Morgan, however, likely will test the market in free agency before agreeing to a new deal in San Francisco.

Analysis: Keep an eye on where Morgan ends up in 2012, but he has minimal Fantasy value in the majority of leagues. Morgan is the type of player who is more valuable to his team than Fantasy owners.

Panthers could bring back Shockey
Jeremy Shockey, TE, CAR
9:46 AM

News: The Charlotte Observer considers re-signing free agent TE Jeremy Shockey a "high priority" this offseason. Shockey was the No. 2 TE for the Panthers behind Greg Olsen, and he had a productive season when he caught 37 passes for 455 yards and four touchdowns and missed only one game to injury.

Analysis: Though not the same receiver he was a decade ago, Shockey still is a dependable target, particularly in the red zone. If his asking price is too high, Panthers could turn to Gary Barnidge, who was having a great 2011 camp before breaking his ankle. Keep an eye on what happens with Shockey, and if he returns to the Panthers as expected he would be a No. 2 Fantasy TE on Draft Day worth a late-round pick in deeper leagues.

More Updates

1	Aaron Rodgers, GB, QB
2	Drew Brees, NO, QB
3	Tom Brady, NE, QB
4	Cam Newton, CAR, QB
5	Matthew Stafford, DET, QB
6	Philip Rivers, SD, QB
7	Eli Manning, NYG, QB
8	Tony Romo, DAL, QB
9	Michael Vick, PHI, QB
10	Peyton Manning, IND, QB
All Rankings

1	Arian Foster, HOU, RB
2	LeSean McCoy, PHI, RB
3	Ray Rice, BAL, RB
4	Maurice Jones-Drew, JAC, RB
5	Matt Forte, CHI, RB
6	Marshawn Lynch, SEA, RB
7	Ryan Mathews, SD, RB
8	Chris Johnson, TEN, RB
9	Adrian Peterson, MIN, RB
10	Steven Jackson, STL, RB
All Rankings

1	Calvin Johnson, DET, WR
2	Wes Welker, NE, WR
3	Roddy White, ATL, WR
4	Larry Fitzgerald, ARI, WR
5	Hakeem Nicks, NYG, WR
6	Greg Jennings, GB, WR
7	Victor Cruz, NYG, WR
8	A.J. Green, CIN, WR
9	Mike Wallace, PIT, WR
10	Miles Austin, DAL, WR
All Rankings

1	Rob Gronkowski, NE, TE
2	Jimmy Graham, NO, TE
3	Aaron Hernandez, NE, TE
4	Antonio Gates, SD, TE
5	Jason Witten, DAL, TE
6	Tony Gonzalez, ATL, TE
7	Vernon Davis, SF, TE
8	Jermichael Finley, GB, TE
9	Brent Celek, PHI, TE
10	Fred Davis, WAS, TE
All Rankings

1	Stephen Gostkowski, NE, K
2	Mason Crosby, GB, K
3	Sebastian Janikowski, OAK, K
4	David Akers, SF, K
5	Garrett Hartley, NO, K
6	Dan Bailey, DAL, K
7	Jason Hanson, DET, K
8	Neil Rackers, HOU, K
9	Alex Henery, PHI, K
10	Nate Kaeding, SD, K
All Rankings

1	49ers, DST
2	Texans, DST
3	Ravens, DST
4	Giants, DST
5	Steelers, DST
6	Seahawks, DST
7	Eagles, DST
8	Packers, DST
9	Jets, DST
10	Patriots, DST
All Rankings