2010 Sports Outlaw QB Rankings are out!
As the fantasy season approaches we are kicking things into high gear at the Sports Outlaw! Over the next several weeks our first release of preseaon player rankings will be released. The first taste of this has now been released. The 2010 QB rankings are now out. Here is how I see the top 10 at this point:
- Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay
- Drew Brees, New Orleans
- Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
- Tony Romo, Dallas
- Matt Schaub, Houston
- Tom Brady, New England
- Philip Rivers, San Diego
- Brett Favre, Minnesota
- Jay Cutler, Chicago
- Joe Flacco, Baltimore
For my complete 2010 QB rankings be sure check out our rankings page here:
http://www.sofantasyfootball.com/rankings/
Be sure to check back over the next several weeks as more rankings for both basic scoring and point per reception (ppr) scoring will be released.
1 Comment
5:39 pm on June 19th, 2010
I like it. First six are pretty locked in IMO. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Cutler and Flacco finish in front of Rivers this year. With Jackson out for at least 4 and Matthews in the backfield, I think they run more this year.
If you wait on a QB, I would try to get Roth as my back up, assuming you have no moral issues with your FF players. He would be top 8 if not for the suspension and it will probably be knocked down to 4 games since he seems to be on his choir boy behavior. I drafted on early league and grabbed the three headed monster of Flacco, Palmer and Roth. One of them should do well.
I like Favre at 8 but I would make sure to take a top back-up sooner than you might normally. One year older and with the ankle injury to throw into the mix, this might be the year that the ironman breaks down a little.
I like Alex Smith a few spots higher. Just a gut feeling that with better protection and a whole year of Crabtree, he puts up a nice season, especially if the SF front office wakes up and grabs TO. I know, I know. But I think he would be a good boy for Coach Mike and even with diminished skills, he is still much better than Josh Morgan. What a sick offense that would be, especially if the rookies play as expected on the line.