Chris Johnson - Johnson adds more value than Adrian Peterson as a receiver, which is why he is ranked ahead of AP.
Adrian Peterson - Don't be afraid to take Peterson ahead of Johnson, but I'm starting to wonder when he will wear down.
Maurice Jones-Drew - Jones-Drew has been a revelation since the Jaguars released Fred Taylor. Drew does it all; run inside or out, catch, and even return kicks.
Ray Rice - Rice emerged as a receiver last season, but he may see less passes going his way with the addition of Anquan Boldin.
Michael Turner - Many forget how good Michael Turner was in 2008. I don't. Turner is a touchdown machine, making him a fantasy owners' dream.
Steven Jackson - Jackson became even more of a receiving threat in 2009 because the Rams lacked solid receivers.
Frank Gore - Gore has a lot of wear, and I'm starting to wonder when he will start the downside of his career.
DeAngelo Williams - I'd be a little afraid to pick Williams super-early because of the possibility of being passed on the depth chart by Jonathan Stewart.
Rashard Mendenhall - Mendenhall has potential to have a huge season in 2010.
Cedric Benson - I would not be surprised if Benson had a down season.
Ryan Matthews - Matthews enters a very good situation where he could receive 250 carries as a rookie.
Ronnie Brown - Brown's injury history keeps him out of the top ten, but he is the Dolphins focal point on offense, and should get a lot of touches.
Shonn Green - Expect Green to get even more carries in 2010. This guy is the real deal in my opinion.
Ryan Grant - Grant will not blow fantasy owners away, but he is a solid option.
Jonathan Stewart - Stewart is in line for the best season of his career. He has a great chance to overtake DeAngelo Williams as the starter.
Jamaal Charles - Charles had a great season in 2009, but I expect Thomas Jones to take some carries away from Charles.
Beanie Wells - I'm thinking this is too high considering Hightower is still the starter, BUT i'm guessing that will change soon.
Pierre Thomas - Thomas should receive more carries in 2010 with the loss of Mike Hart, especially goalline carries.
Knowshon Moreno - Moreno is a player I am stumped on. Without Marshall the Broncos will have a lesser passing attack, which means more carries.
Joseph Addai - Addai's fantasy value is still valuable because of his work as a receiver and his ability to get into the end zone.
LeSean McCoy - McCoy will get a chance to prove that he can carry the load, but also expect Mike Bell to get a lot of carries.
Felix Jones - I ranked Jones higher than Barber this year because I think that Jones adds much more value as a receiver, and he should get more carries.
Reggie Bush - Bush proved he can be an effective runner late last season, and he will probably be picked earlier in most drafts because of his famous name.
Jahvid Best - It appears that Best will have a very large role in the Lions offense this season, not only as a receiver, but also as a runner.
Brandon Jacobs - Jacobs will get 1,100+ yards and 7+ touchdowns. That's good enough to be number 25.
Matt Forte` - Forte should get more receptions under Mike Martz, but his play in 2009 was disappointing.
Ricky Williams - I think this could be a little too high for Williams, but I decided to go for it because the likelihood of a Ronnie Brown injury.
C.J. Spiller - Spiller should break plenty of long runs, and get a lot of receptions, similar to Reggie Bush's role in New Orleans.
Fred Jackson - Jackson will see a lot of action on first and second down, as well as in short-yardage situations. That means yards and touchdowns.
Marion Barber - I think Barber still has some great production left in his tank, but he is defiantly being phased out in Dallas.
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