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FantasyDC Staff Predictions
Published: September 11, 2009
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Although we at Fantasy Depth Chart tend to focus strictly on Fantasy Football news and analysis, we like to think of ourselves as well rounded football minds.
That being said, we present to you now our 2009-10 NFL predictions. Included are our best guesses for each division champion as well as the wild cards, conference champions, and, of course, the Superbowl Champion.
Below that you will find a few interesting fantasy football questions that were answered by each of the participating Fantasy Depth Chart writers. With the season opener only hours away, we felt this was a great time to release this and we hope you all enjoy it.
Be sure to plaster our comments section with why every response we gave is completely wrong. That’s what we live for. Enjoy…
| Staff Consensus | Mike Clay | Daniel Smith | |
| AFC East Champ | Patriots (7) | Patriots | Dolphins |
| AFC North Champ | Steelers (7) | Steelers | Ravens |
| AFC South Champ | Colts (5) | Colts | Titans |
| AFC West Champ | Chargers (8) | Chargers | Chargers |
| NFC East Champ | Eagles (5) | Eagles | Eagles |
| NFC North Champ | Packers (6) | Packers | Packers |
| NFC South Champ | Falcons (6) | Panthers | Saints |
| NFC West Champ | Seahawks (4) | Seahawks | Cardinals |
| AFC Wildcards | Ravens (5) | Ravens | Patriots |
| Dolphins (3) | Dolphins | Steelers | |
| NFC Wildcards | Vikings (4) | Vikings | Vikings |
| Giants (4) | Giants | Giants | |
| AFC Champ | Patriots (3) | Patriots | Patriots |
| NFC Champ | Eagles (4) | Eagles | Eagles |
| Superbowl Champ | Eagles (3) | Eagles | Patriots |
| Fantasy Football MVP | Peterson/Rodgers (2) | Steven Jackson | Adrian Peterson |
| Top Fantasy QB | Brees/Rodgers (3) | Aaron Rodgers | Drew Brees |
| Top Fantasy RB | Adrian Peterson (3) | Steven Jackson | Adrian Peterson |
| Top Fantasy WR | Andre Johnson (3) | Randy Moss | Larry Fitzgerald |
| Top Fantasy TE | Jason Witten (4) | Dallas Clark | Dallas Clark |
| Top Fantasy K | Nate Kaeding (4) | Stephen Gostkowski | Kris Brown |
| Top Fantasy D/ST | Ravens (3) | Steelers | Vikings |
| Top Fantasy IDP | Patrick Willis (3) | Patrick Willis | Demeco Ryans |
| Fantasy Defensive Rookie of the Year | Aaron Curry (3) | Rey Maualuga | Aaron Curry |
| Fantasy Offensive Rookie of the Year | Moreno/Brown/Harvin (2) | Knowshon Moreno | Donald Brown |
| Fantasy Breakout player | Thomas/Ryan (2) | Ray Rice | Leon Washington |
| Biggest Fantasy Disappointment | Terrell Owens (2) | Michael Turner | Terrel Owens |
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Fantasy Depth Chart’s Week One Sits and Starts
Published: September 9, 2009
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Welcome to the first week of Fantasy Depth Chart’s Sit/Start.
Week One is always the best week to take advantage of knowing your roster better than your opponent. So lets get started.
Running Backs
Start
LaDainian Tomlinson at Oakland Raiders: The Bay area step children got run over by each of their preseason opponents. Don’t expect for them to turn into a miraculous run stopping team now that the real season has started. LT2 has owned the Oakland Raiders in the past and will be healthy enough to explode on this pathetic defense.
Adrian Peterson at Cleveland Browns: Unless the Minnesota Vikings jump to a ridiculously large lead, the Browns-Vikings game should be closer than some might expect. I would expect a very healthy dose of AP as the Vikings still look to warm Favre up against the Cleveland Browns. The Browns gave up plenty of rushing yards with both their starters and non-starters on the field this preseason and have been known to give up long runs. AP should have an excellent week.
Sit
Chris Johnson at Pittsburgh Steelers: The Tennessee O-Line has looked sub-par this offseason and unlike his counter part (LenWhale), CJ2 even with his speed has not been effective. This spells disaster against the best 3-4 defense in the NFL. The 3-4 is notorious for bringing the heat, while providing the ability for teams to run up the middle (given the single NT). CJ2 won’t be seen running up the middle very often and will struggle to get outside against the best OLB duo in the league.
Larry Johnson at Baltimore Ravens: It’s the Baltimore Ravens, so little else should matter. But LJ will be working without Cassel (whom the team had more trust in) against a hyped up defense (Ray Ray will have them going crazy). Don’t start Johnson unless there are no other options.
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