Who are the top 10 fantasy QBs for 2010?
Quick — name your top 10 QBs for next season.
Here’s my list:
1. Aaron Rodgers
2009’s QB1 should have another great season. He also can beat teams with his feet. (He led all QBs in rushing yards.) Jermichael Finley looks to be a future Pro Bowler at TE.
2. Drew Brees
The Saints’ offense shouldn’t change much, though they will have a first-place schedule, so the competition will be tougher.
3. Peyton Manning
Steady and dependable. The only downside to Manning is that there’s a chance he’ll sit during the fantasy playoffs.
4. Tom Brady
He threw for almost 4400 yards and 28 TD and the perception is that he had a down year.
5. Philip Rivers
The Chargers are turning into a passing team and Rivers has a number of weapons to throw to (plus great weather in San Diego, even in December).
6. Tony Romo
It appears that Romo has turned the corner. The emergence of Miles Austin has more than replaced Terrell Owens’ place in the Cowboy offense.
7. Ben Roethlisberger
The Steelers are more of a passing team now, and Big Ben is at the center of it all.
8. Matt Schaub
I’d have him higher, but I still think he’s an injury risk. This season, he threw for 4770 yards and 29 TD. Can he repeat? Having Andre Johnson certainly helps.
9. Eli Manning
The Giants threw the ball a lot this season, more than expected. But with Steve Smith, Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham, the receiving corps is young and talented.
10. Donovan McNabb
McNabb is another guy that seems to get nicked up with regularity. He missed two games this season and 17 over the last five seasons. I’d rather go QBBC with the #11-#15 guys.
Honorable Mention: Brett Favre, Kurt Warner, Matt Ryan, Jay Cutler, Matt Cassel
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