Fantasy Football Week 3: Power Ranking the Top 50 Point Scorers
Week 2 of the NFL season gave us some pretty shocking performances. When Jahvid Best and Jason Snelling are the top performers in a week, you know it was a little wild.
Will Week 3 bring more shockers? Which matchups will be most beneficial? And, most importantly, who has bust-out potential?
These are the top 50 fantasy producers for Week 3, ranked on consistency, matchup, and big game potential (called Holy Crap! Potential from here on out).
50. Legedu Naanee, WR, San Diego Chargers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Naanee wasn't terribly visible in Week 2 against the Jags, but he went off on Kansas City in Week 1. His skills are such that teams might forget him after a performance like last week, meaning big numbers are possible.
The Matchup: The matchup is definitely a benefit to Naanee in Week 3. Seattle ranks 22nd in points allowed to wideouts, and they'll be focusing on stopping Malcom Floyd and Antonio Gates.
Consistency: Naanee's not the most consistent receiver out there, but he's still trying to live up to his potential.
Holy Crap! Potential: As we saw in Week 1, Naanee's fully capable of having one of those monster games that can win you a week. Against the Seahawks, there's no reason why it couldn't happen again.
Final Stats: 5 catches, 60 yards and a score. Naanee's got a Leg-edu up on the Seahawks' secondary.
49. Mike Williams, WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Williams is the best wideout in Tampa Bay right now, which means most of the looks in and around the red zone will be heading to him.
The Matchup: This week's matchup does Williams no favors, as Pittsburgh's defense has returned to its Steel Curtain form of 2008.
Consistency: Williams will get plenty of looks most weeks, since he's the Bucs' best wideout. That means his numbers should stay pretty consistent all season long.
Holy Crap! Potential: Williams is talented, but still a little raw. That means there's always the chance of him putting it together for a game and making his owners very, very happy people.
Final Stats: 6 catches, 50 yards, and a score.
48. Thomas Jones, RB, Kansas City Chiefs
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Jones is the new starting running back in Kansas City and has been seeing the majority of the carries in a run-oriented offense. He's also doing all of this at age 32.
The Matchup: San Francisco is decent against the run, but with as much as the Chiefs rush the ball, Jones will get his numbers regardless.
Consistency: Jones has been doing this for an unbelievably long time. He churns out solid performances week after week after week.
Holy Crap! Potential: Low. Jones is a workhorse, a grinder. He doesn't have the dynamic skill set of his backup, Jamaal Charles. A pick of Thomas Jones is a choice for consistency, not upside.
Final Stats: 20 carries, 75 yards, and a touchdown.
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47. Joseph Addai, RB, Indianapolis Colts
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Addai is a grind-it-out kind of back who can catch passes pretty well. He's not going to get you 150 yards and 3 touchdowns at any point, but he's a solid, reliable option.
The Matchup: Denver's defense is nothing special, and we saw what Addai did to the Giants' "nothing special" defense last week.
Consistency: He's a workhorse who gives you 60-90 yards a game, maybe a touchdown for good measure.
Holy Crap! Potential: Minimal. You want that, look at backup Donald Brown.
Final Stats: 60 yards and a touchdown.
46. Mike Sims-Walker, WR, Jacksonville Jaguars
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: The further he gets from that stinker in Denver, the better. He's the best wideout in Jacksonville, and he'll get plenty of chances to shine.
The Matchup: The Eagles' defense is among the worst units in football, so you don't have to worry about a Champ Bailey-esque lockout this week.
Consistency: Sims-Walker gets his catches and yards against below-average defenses. When he's put up against an elite coverage back (like in Denver), he tends to disappear. He's consistent when the matchup is favorable.
Holy Crap! Potential: As we saw last week, Sims-Walker is entirely capable of having a monster game. This week looks like another good matchup for him, meaning you want him in your lineup.
Final Stats: 10 catches, 120 yards.
45. Hines Ward, WR, Pittsburgh Steelers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Hines Ward has been a staple in the Steelers' offense since 1945. Why would that change this week?
The Matchup: Tampa's pretty good against the pass, but it won't matter, even if Charlie Batch can't throw the ball 25 yards anymore.
Consistency: Ward is Mr. Reliable. Same points, week after week after week.
Holy Crap! Potential: Ward lacks the explosiveness of his Pittsburgh peers, and he doesn't have a quarterback capable of hitting him on deep routes right now anyway.
Final Stats: 8 catches, 60 yards, and a score.
44. Jermichael Finley, TE, Green Bay Packers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: He's got all the talent in the world, and the Bears don't have anyone who can cover him completely.
The Matchup: The Bears rank 16th in points allowed to tight ends, but Finley's in the elite mold of Gates, Clark, and Davis.
Consistency: Still a little shaky. Finley hasn't been dependable through two weeks, but that could change as the season wears on.
Holy Crap! Potential: High. He's got a talented quarterback and the size and speed to make plays after the catch. He's a serious big-game threat.
Final Stats: 5 catches, 70 yards, and a score.
43. Ahmad Bradshaw, RB, New York Giants
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Bradshaw's the best back in New York. Even last week, when the Giants played like crap, he got eight points. They'll be better this week.
The Matchup: Not the best, but not the worst. Tennessee's decent against the run, but that shouldn't stop Bradshaw from having a solid day.
Consistency: A little up-and-down. He's a dynamic runner, and shares the backfield with bruiser Brandon Jacobs, which can hinder him from getting in a rhythm.
Holy Crap! Potential: Bradshaw's dynamic enough to make him a threat to break a run or two every single game.
Final Stats: 70 yards and a score.
42. Brandon Marshall, WR, Miami Dolphins
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: The Dolphins have to throw the ball every once in a while, and they don't really have another receiver to throw to.
The Matchup: The Jets have a tough defense, but it's not as tough without Darrelle Revis. Antonio Cromartie can't hang with Marshall.
Consistency: Marshall has hit between 50 and 70 yards per game this year, but doesn't have a touchdown.
Holy Crap! Potential: Off the charts. With his talent, Marshall is always a threat for one of those 140 yard, 2 touchdown, earth-shakers.
Final Stats: 70 yards and a score.
41. DeAngelo Williams, RB, Carolina Panthers
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Why He'll Have a Big Day: For whatever reason, Panthers' head coach John Fox doesn't give Jonathan Stewart many carries. Williams is the benefactor of this, getting the chance to rack up strong numbers.
The Matchup: Pretty bad. Cincinnati's defense is ranked 11th against the run, so neither Williams nor Stewart will single-handedly win you your league.
Consistency: Sometimes he's consistent, sometimes he's not. Go figure.
Holy Crap! Potential: With the time-share in Carolina, Williams doesn't get as many chances to go off as other backs in the NFL do. He could, if given the chance, though.
Final Stats: 75 yards and a touchdown.
40. Visanthe Shiancoe, TE, Minnesota Vikings
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Shiancoe has quietly become one of the NFL's premier pass-catching tight ends. He's also one of quarterback Brett Favre's favorite targets.
The Matchup: Perfect. The paper-thin Lions defense should pose little trouble for Shiancoe.
Consistency: When Shiancoe gets his targets, he produces.
Holy Crap! Potential: High. If Favre and Shiancoe have a connection going, he'll have a monster game.
Final Stats: 7 catches, 75 yards, and a touchdown.
39. Chad Ochocinco, WR, Cincinnati Bengals
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: A matchup play. Ocho's the best deep threat Cincy's got, and the Panthers are vulnerable over the top.
The Matchup: The clash with Carolina is the reason Chad's on the list.
Consistency: Ochocinco's all over the place. One week he's great, the next he stinks.
Holy Crap! Potential: When Carson Palmer opens the offense, Ocho's got a fantastic chance at a big, big day.
Final Stats: 4 catches for 70 yards and a touchdown.
38. Larry Fitzgerald, WR, Arizona Cardinals
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Poor Larry Fitzgerald. Last season, he was consistently ranked at the top of the heap of NFL wideouts. This year? He's still elite but not the force of nature he was in years past, not with Derek Anderson throwing him the ball.
The Matchup: The Oakland Raiders aren't great defensively, but Nnamdi Asomugha is one of the best corners in the game.
Consistency: He's seen his production take the slightest of hits this season but is still one of the best in the game.
Holy Crap! Potential: Through the roof. Even with Derek Anderson throwing the ball like he's punting it, Fitz could go off any game, at any time.
Final Stats: 79 yards receiving and a score.
37. Hakeem Nicks, WR, New York Giants
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: He's Eli Manning's favorite receiver through two games.
The Matchup: Better than last week, and Nicks got some decent numbers then.
Consistency: Nicks was awesome in Week 1, pretty good in Week 2. He hasn't shown he can produce for a full season.
Holy Crap! Potential: You saw what he's capable of in Week 1.
Final Stats: 8 catches, 70 yards, and a touchdown.
36. Marques Colston, WR, New Orleans Saints
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: He is the Saints' best receiver and enough of a deep threat that Drew Brees might call his number on a long bomb.
The Matchup: Better than it looks on paper. The Falcons' pass defense has been great, but it's easy to shut down Dennis Dixon and Derek Anderson.
Consistency: Pretty good, with occasional fluctuations.
Holy Crap! Potential: High. With as many deep balls as get thrown in New Orleans, Colston's always a hair's breadth away from a huge game.
Final Stats: 7 catches, 80 yards, and a touchdown.
35. Antonio Gates, TE, San Diego Chargers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because he's Antonio Gates and that's what he does.
The Matchup: Seattle kept Vernon Davis under wraps, but Gates is a bit more consistent.
Consistency: He's like the opposite of the Postal Service: he delivers on Sundays.
Holy Crap! Potential: High. He's San Diego's best wide receiver and has the talent to go off every week.
Final Stats: 80 yards and a touchdown.
34. Dallas Clark, TE, Indianapolis Colts
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Why He'll Have a Big Week: See Gates, Antonio.
The Matchup: Denver doesn't have the manpower to contain Clark.
Consistency: He gets his numbers even when teams are keying on him.
Holy Crap! Potential: Much like Antonio Gates, Clark is capable of having huge games at any time.
Final Stats: 80 yards and a score.
33. Calvin Johnson, WR, Detroit Lions
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Why He'll Have a Big Day: Who else are the Lions going to throw to?
The Matchup: The Vikings will probably jump out early, so expect Johnson to get plenty of looks.
Consistency: Tough to say. Call me when he has the same quarterback for a full season
Holy Crap! Potential: As good as anyone on this list.
Final Stats: 85 yards and a score.
32. Mark Clayton, WR, St. Louis Rams
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Much like Calvin Johnson in Detroit, Sam Bradford has no other proven options but Clayton.
The Matchup: Washington is the worst team in the NFL at stopping the pass.
Consistency: He gets his points through touchdowns or receptions, but hasn't done both in one week yet.
Holy Crap! Potential: Clayton's a good receiver, but he doesn't have Calvin/Andre Johnson potential.
Final Stats: 12 catches for 140 yards.
31. Rashard Mendenhall, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Would you trust Charlie Batch to throw the ball? Me either.
The Matchup: Not great, Tampa's defense looked good the first two weeks, but Mendy's going to get every opportunity to shine.
Consistency: Gets it done more often than not.
Holy Crap! Potential: The potential is there, he just hasn't fully realized it yet.
Final Stats: 85 yards and a touchdown.
30. Pierre Thomas, RB, New Orleans Saints
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because Reggie Bush isn't around to poach carries anymore.
The Matchup: Not great, but we'll take it. Atlanta's run defense isn't the best in the league, but they're not the worst either.
Consistency: Thomas is one of those quietly consistent backs. You don't notice him because of the offense.
Holy Crap! Potential: It's there, and he'll get a chance to show it this week.
Final Stats: 85 yards and a touchdown.
29. Steve Smith, WR, Carolina Panthers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Jimmy Clausen's got to throw it somewhere, right?
The Matchup: A tricky clash with the Bengals, who kept Randy Moss more or less contained in Week 1.
Consistency: He manages to put up good stats most weeks, in spite of who's throwing him the ball.
Holy Crap! Potential: Smith is always capable of going off. He just doesn't do it as much as he used to.
Final Stats: 80 yards on 8 catches and a score.
28. Michael Turner, RB, Atlanta Falcons
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: He's fit to play, so he's starting. If we knew how healthy that groin was, he'd be higher.
The Matchup: The Saints aren't great against the run, and Turner's got the talent to hurt them.
Consistency: When he's healthy, he's as reliable as they come.
Holy Crap! Potential: Most weeks, he's a legit threat for one of those games. But this week? Expect Mike Smith to limit his carries.
Final Stats: 80 yards and a score.
27. DeSean Jackson, WR, Philadelphia Eagles
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Kevin Kolb, Michael Vick, it doesn't matter to DeSean. He gets his numbers no matter what.
The Matchup: The Jaguars' defense is in trouble this week.
Consistency: Has developed into a fairly consistent receiving threat.
Holy Crap! Potential: Any time a wideout has Jackson's speed, he is capable of spectacular games.
Final Stats: 80 yards and a touchdown.
26. Roddy White, WR, Atlanta Falcons
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because Matt Ryan loves feeding this kid the ball.
The Matchup: A bit dangerous. New Orleans loves to get in a QB's face, and Ryan might not have time to throw White's trademark deep routes.
Consistency: White has gone from a kid with shaky hands to one of the NFL's more reliable receivers.
Holy Crap! Potential: Speed + size + hands = big point potential.
Final Stats: 90 yards and a score.
25. Cedric Benson, RB, Cincinnati Bengals
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because Cedric Benson always gets points. It might not be pretty, but it's effective.
The Matchup: Carolina struggles defensively. Benson thrives on lackluster defenses. Get the picture?
Consistency: Benson's a rock on a team full of jello.
Holy Crap! Potential: Low. Benson is good for 80-100 yards a game and maybe a touchdown. He's not going to break any massive runs.
Final Stats: 90 yards and a touchdown.
24. Knowshon Moreno, RB, Denver Broncos
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: When he's healthy, Moreno is as good as any runner in football.
The Matchup: Indy's defense has serious run-stopping issues.
Consistency: When he's healthy, Knowshon gives you 70-90 yards a week, and a score every once in a while.
Holy Crap! Potential: Moreno's a dynamic runner who can make big plays in a flash. He's got the ability to break off a serious run.
Final Stats: 70 yards rushing, 20 receiving, and a touchdown.
23. Steven Jackson, RB, St. Louis Rams
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Why He'll Have A Big Game: Because St. Louis's other option is to throw the ball.
The Matchup: Washington's much worse against the pass than the run, but expect Jackson to make up for that drop in rushing numbers with some receiving yards.
Consistency: When he's healthy, he's one of the league's most dependable runners.
Holy Crap! Potential: With his talent, Jackson is one missed tackle away from a huge game.
Final Stats: 60 rush yards, 30 receiving yards, one touchdown.
22. Frank Gore, RB, San Francisco 49ers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because he's Frank Gore and he'll run you over.
The Matchup: Can Kansas City stop the run? We'll find out, won't we?
Consistency: He's faltered a bit in recent seasons, but not enough to not depend on him.
Holy Crap! Potential: Gore's not the fleetest of foot, but he will run you over if you get in his way. He breaks big plays with power and explosiveness, not straight up speed.
Final Stats: 70 rushing, 20 receiving, and a score.
21. Jahvid Best, RB, Detroit Lions
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Why He'll Have a Big Week: Because he's a touchdown machine. All he does is score.
The Matchup: The Vikings' run defense is excellent, but Best hasn't been earning his paycheck racking up yards.
Consistency: Two games is not enough time to determine his consistency as a runner.
Holy Crap! Potential: You saw last week's stat lines. He can do that, plus break 100 yards.
Final Stats: 40 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns.
20. LeSean McCoy, RB, Philadelphia Eagles
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because when the Eagles give him the ball, he can make big plays happen.
The Matchup: Jacksonville's defense is looking like a lost cause. Between McCoy and quarterback Michael Vick, they're in deep trouble.
Consistency: McCoy hasn't shown it yet, but maybe he'll start this week.
Holy Crap! Potential: If last week wasn't enough of a "Holy Crap!" moment for you, maybe you need to find something else to watch.
Final Stats: 80 rush yards, 20 receiving, and a touchdown.
19. Michael Vick, QB, Philadelphia Eagles
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: You thought Detroit looked lost against Vick? Wait until this week.
The Matchup: The poor Jaguars. They're in a world of hurt in Week 3.
Consistency: We don't know yet. He just came back two weeks ago.
Holy Crap! Potential: Vick is the most exciting quarterback in the league, capable of putting up numbers running or throwing the ball. That good enough for you?
Final Stats: 200 pass yards, 40 rush yards, and a passing touchdown give Vick 16 points.
18. Joe Flacco, QB, Baltimore Ravens
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Flacco has struggled so far this year, but the Browns cure all ills.
The Matchup: Think Flacco won't have fun throwing to his wide-open receivers against Cleveland? Think again.
Consistency: This season, he's been consistently crappy.
Holy Crap! Potential: As good as anyone in football.
Final Stats: 200 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns.
17. Greg Jennings, WR, Green Bay Packers
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Jennings is the best wideout in Green Bay, and he's Aaron Rodgers' favorite target.
The Matchup: The Bears defense has looked pretty good so far, but they'll need some help to deal with all of the Packers' weapons offensively.
Consistency: Typically, Jennings is pretty reliable.
Holy Crap! Potential: Good, but not great. He's no Andre Johnson.
Final Stats: 100 yards and a score.
16. Matt Forte, RB, Chicago Bears
35 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: He might not be the best runner, but he's the best receiving back in the NFL right now.
The Matchup: No one's known quite what to do with Forte this season. Will the Packers figure him out?
Consistency: Forte is consistently inconsistent running the ball, but he's solid catching passes.
Holy Crap! Potential: Extremely high. With his versatility, Forte can have big games doing a variety of things.
Final Stats: 50 yards rushing, 50 receiving, and a touchdown.
15. Darren McFadden, RB, Oakland Raiders
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: McFadden is finally starting to show why the Raiders picked him first overall in 2008. He's big, fast, and a decent receiver in the flat.
The Matchup: Arizona's defense is just flat out terrible. Expect McFadden to run roughshod over them.
Consistency: He's been great this year. Last year and the year before? Not so much.
Holy Crap! Potential: If he's healthy, McFadden has the versatility and talent to absolutely go off on teams.
Final Stats: 100 rushing yards, 20 receiving yards, and a touchdown.
14. Miles Austin, WR, Dallas Cowboys
37 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: I'm a believer now, Miles. You're legit.
The Matchup: Houston's pass defense is one of the league's worst. Get where I'm going here?
Consistency: Rock solid.
Holy Crap! Potential: Have you been watching the last two weeks? Holy crap!
Final Stats: 120 yards receiving and a touchdown.
13. Matt Schaub, QB, Houston Texans
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Schaub is rolling along after last week's shellacking of the Redskins, and the Cowboys defense looks a little shaky.
The Matchup: Dallas' defense can't stop the Texans' passing game
Consistency: He's been doing it since he became a starter.
Holy Crap! Potential: You watched him against Washington, right? Yeah.
Final Stats: 250 yards and 2 touchdowns.
12. Ray Rice, RB, Baltimore Ravens
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because talent-wise, he's a top five running back.
The Matchup: The Browns. Nothing else needs to be said.
Consistency: Not there yet.
Holy Crap! Potential: High.
Final Stats: 80 yards rushing, 40 yards receiving and a touchdown.
11. Randy Moss, WR, New England Patriots
40 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because he's Randy Moss and these are the Buffalo Bills.
The Matchup: You really think the Bills can hang with Moss?
Consistency: As consistent as they come.
Holy Crap! Potential: Moss can still bust out a monster game when he needs to, just to prove he's still got it.
Final Stats: 60 yards and two touchdowns in this one.
10. Reggie Wayne, WR, Indianapolis Colts
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because Reggie Wayne always has big games.
The Matchup: Denver really needs some help in their secondary.
Consistency: In the dictionary, his picture is next to the word consistent.
Holy Crap! Potential: Reggie may have lost a step, but he flashes that ability and reminds you why he's so dangerous.
Final Stats: 75 yards and two touchdowns.
9. Andre Johnson, WR, Houston Texans
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Every game is a big game for Andre Johnson.
The Matchup: Dallas' pass defense is good, but not that good.
Consistency: He's consistently awesome.
Holy Crap! Potential: Every game is a "Holy Crap!" game for Andre.
Final Stats: 130 yards and a score.
8. Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, Jacksonville Jaguars
43 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: You dare doubt the human bowling ball?
The Matchup: Philly's defense is as bad as Jacksonville's. MJD will run them over.
Consistency: Rock solid.
Holy Crap! Potential: Not as high as others on here, but still decent.
Final Stats: 120 rushing yards, 10 receiving and a score.
7. Tony Romo, QB, Dallas Cowboys
44 of 50
Why He'll Have a Good Game: The Texans' secondary stinks.
The Matchup: We covered that right up there.
Consistency: Good, other than the two or three "Romo Specials" a year.
Holy Crap! Potential: High, but not the best.
Final Stats: 275 yards and two scores.
6. Chris Johnson, RB, Tennessee Titans
45 of 50
Why He'll Have a Good Game: You think Tennessee's going to throw the ball?
The Matchup: The Giants stink against the run, and Johnson's one of the NFL's best running backs.
Consistency: Good consistency, but can be contained, like last week.
Holy Crap! Potential: Off the charts.
Final Stats: 130 rushing yards and a score.
5. Tom Brady, QB, New England Patriots
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because the Bills aren't as good as the Bengals, and Brady won't throw three picks.
The Matchup: Poor Buffalo. They just can't catch a break.
Consistency: He's consistently a top four quarterback.
Holy Crap! Potential: He's always a threat for a "Holy Crap!" game.
Final Stats: 300 yards and two touchdowns.
4. Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings
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Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because he's Adrian Peterson.
The Matchup: The Lions' defense has no shot at containing AP.
Consistency: Now that he's gotten his fumbles under control, he's the most consistent runner in football.
Holy Crap! Potential: Only Chris Johnson is more capable of it.
Final Stats: 100 yards and two touchdowns.
3. Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans Saints
48 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: If you have to ask, you haven't been paying attention the last two years.
The Matchup: Atlanta's defense isn't really all that good.
Consistency: One of the most consistently good quarterbacks in football.
Holy Crap Potential: As good as anyone.
Final Stats: 300 yards and 2 scores.
2. Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay Packers
49 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: He's the quarterback of one of the most potent offenses in football.
The Matchup: The Bears are tricky, but nothing too scary there.
Consistency: Good, but not great yet.
Holy Crap! Potential: In this offense? The sky's the limit.
Final Stats: 250 yards and 3 touchdowns.
1. Peyton Manning, QB, Indianapolis Colts
50 of 50
Why He'll Have a Big Game: Because Peyton never fails.
The Matchup: Denver and their flimsy secondary.
Consistency: The most consistent fantasy quarterback ever.
Holy Crap! Potential: When he threw for almost 500 yards against Houston? Yeah, he's got "Holy Crap!" potential.
Final Stats: 300 yards and 3 touchdowns.
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