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There are many burning questions as we head into the 2010 season....We break down 20 of the biggest questions facing fantasy players in 2010...
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#1. What will be the impact of the Donovan McNabb trade?
#2. Will Matt Leinart kill the fantasy value of the Cards WRs?
#3. Can the Bengals passing game become elite again? |
#4. Who will be the biggest bust in 2010?
#5. Who will be the biggest surprise in 2010?
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#6. After 2009, are RBs still the most valuable fantasy commodity? With the rules of the NFL weighed heavily in the favor of passing games, the NFL had 10 QBs with 4,000 or more yards passing in 2009. A NFL record. QBs and WRs should and will be more valued in upcoming drafts. We recommended the WR-WR draft strategy going into 2009, as you could of grabbed Fitz and AJ, with Ray Rice, Ryan Grant, or Cedric Benson as your runners. Depending on the scoring system (2 QB, PPR), you must be sure to tailor your draft strategy to your scoring system. Do not fall into the trap of taking the RB-RB, as their is too many RBBC and injuries to the RB position.
#7. Which rookie will have the biggest fantasy impact?
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#12. Which 2009 bust, will bounce back in 2010?
#13. Which 2009 stud, will be overvalued in 2010 drafts? |
#18. Will fantasy owners not overrate team DF/ST, in 2010? The Steelers and Giants DF/ST, were ranked #1 and #2 by most analysts coming into the 2009 season, but they disappointed their owners big time. The Titans, Ravens, Panthers, and Cowboys all failed to produce for their owners. With the Saints, 49ers, Cardinals, and Packers, all becoming viable options in 2009, savvy owners should just use the DF/ST with the best match-ups. Here's the deal, DF/ST and Kickers are pretty much the same, they shouldn't be drafted until the last two rounds.
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#19. Which TE could make the biggest impact in 2010?
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