Saturday Edition
September 14th, 2013
David’s Daily Digest
My “Big Board” for Week 2
(Week 2
Rankings)
My
Rankings do not include Thursday’s matchups
Quarterbacks
1. Peyton
Manning (Broncos)
2. Aaron
Rodgers (Packers)
3. Michael
Vick (Eagles)
4. Matthew
Stafford (Lions)
5. Collin
Kaepernick (49ers)
6. Drew
Brees (Saints)
7. Matt
Ryan (Falcons)
8. Tony
Romo (Cowboys)
9. Andrew
Luck (Colts)
10. Eli
Manning (Giants)
Quick Notes:
I like Matthew Stafford’s patience in week one
dumping down to the backs (14 times). The defense now has to account for Bush
and Bell, so this week Megatron blows up. The Cardinals are going to get caught
up in an old fashion shoot out and Carson
Palmer has plenty of ammo to shoot with, Fitz, Roberts, and Floyd.
Running Backs
1. Adrian
Peterson (Vikings)
2. LeSean
McCoy (Eagles)
3. Jamaal
Charles (Chiefs)
4. Doug Martin
(Buccaneers)
5. Ray
Rice (Ravens)
6. Arian
Foster (Texans)
7. Reggie
Bush (Lions)
8. Matt
Forte (Bears)
9. C.J.
Spiller (Bills)
10. Trent
Richardson (Browns)
11. Steven
Jackson (Falcons)
12.
Maurice Jones-Drew (Jaguars)
13.
Marshawn Lynch (Seahawks)
14. Chris
Johnson (Titans)
15. DeMarco
Murray (Cowboys)
16.
DeAngelo Williams (Panthers)
17. Frank
Gore (49ers)
18. Daryl
Richardson (Rams)
19. Darren
Sproles (Saints)
20. Ahmad
Bradshaw (Colts)
Quick Notes:
I am a
little (or a lot) high on Reggie Bush.
I think he’s going to follow up his strong week 1 performance with another solid
performance this Sunday, because the Lions will keep him very active in the
pass game. Just like Bush, I believe Matt
Forte (6 targets in week 1) is going to have a strong outing this week
playing a big part in the passing game out of the backfield.
Wide Receivers
1. Calvin
Johnson (Lions)
2. Brandon
Marshall (Bears)
3.
Demaryrius Thomas (Broncos)
4. AJ
Green (Bengals)
5. Dez
Bryant (Cowboys)
6. Jordy
Nelson (Packers)
7. Andre
Johnson (Texans)
8. Victor
Cruz (Giants)
9. Reggie Wayne
(Colts)
10. Larry
Fitzgerald (Cardinals) *if he plays
11. Vincent
Jackson (Buccaneers)
12. Julio
Jones (Falcons) *if he plays
13. Pierre
Garcon (Redskins)
14. DeSean
Jackson (Eagles)
15. Anquan
Boldin (49ers)
16.
Randall Cobb (Packers)
17. Hakeem
Nicks (Giants)
18. Wes
Welker (Broncos)
19. Doug
Baldwin (Seahawks)
20. Brian
Hartline (Dolphins)
Quick Notes:
I thought
in week one against the Niners, wide receiver Jordy Nelson looked great. Ran solid routes and has hands of gold.
He’s going to be busy in week 2 against the Redskins. The Bears wideout Brandon Marshall dominated the Vikes
last year catching 22 balls in two games; he’s going to have big day on Sunday.
Tight Ends
1. Jimmy
Graham (Saints)
2. Jared
Cook (Rams)
3. Brent
Celek (Eagles)
4. Jason
Witten (Cowboys)
5. Owen
Daniels (Texans)
6. Tony
Gonzales (Falcons)
7. Jordan
Cameron (Browns)
8. Antonio
Gates (Chargers)
9. Julius
Thomas (Broncos)
10.
Jermichael Finley (Packers) *if he plays
Quick Notes:
The old
man (Antonio Gates) in San Diego has
still some fuel left in the tank. Gates has just four targets last Monday
night. With Rivers and the offense stalling as they did in the second half, I
think the Chargers rediscover the value left in Gates. In the same matchup
(Chargers-Eagles), Chip Kelly’s high octance offense will have a few more plays
scripted this week for tight end Brent
Celek (just 3 targets in week one).
All of the
* players are listed as questionable, although I have been reading and hearing
all are likely to play. Based on that assumption they play, I am taking into
account for my rankings some limited ability for each of these players. They
are a medium-risk and medium-reward play this week. In my opinion.
That’s my
take.
~David
Ortega
1 comment:
Should have TE Vernon Davis slotted in at number 5, everyone falls into place accordingly.
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