College Fantasy Football ADP Report: Top 100

Todd DeVries is the founder of CollegeFootballGeek.com, your premier destination for all things college fantasy football.

Hot off the press!  The first college fantasy football ADP (Average Draft Position) report of 2009 is here. 

This article ranks the Top 100 overall players.

This data is based on the multiple mock drafts and league drafts that the CollegeFootballGeek.com crack staff has been apart of through the end of July. Our Summer ADP report has been formatted for college fantasy football leagues that have early drafts. We will be updating ADP reports as we receive more information throughout the month of August.

ADP ratings can be found on our Big Board, statistically sorted by overall selections.

Trend Analysis:
- Quarterbacks go fast in the first round, but quality starters slip down through the fifth round.
- The late first round and the second round is the time to grab a first tier running back.
- The early third round is when the run on top notch wide receivers begins.
- The time to grab one of the top three tight ends is the third and fourth rounds.
- If you wait to get a tight end after the run on the top three has taken place, the fifth round is the time to grab a tight end
- The fifth and sixth rounds are when the remainder first tier wide receivers are selected.
- The run on second-string quarterbacks takes place in the eighth round.

Report Parameters:
Player Pool:  All of Division 1A
Average Amount of Teams:  12
Average Amount of Rounds:  14.5

All ADP ratings are based by "round–selection" (ex - 1.01) in a 12 team, 16 round draft.

ROUND 1

ROUND 2

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ROUND 5

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ROUND 8