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Top 15 Fantasy Football Quarterbacks for 2010  1.
Drew Brees NO - New Orleans Saints, Bye: Week 102. Aaron Rodgers GB - Green Bay Packers, Bye: Week 10 3. Peyton Manning IND - Indianapolis Colts, Bye: Week 7 4. Tom Brady NE - New England Patriots, Bye: Week 5 5. Brett Favre MIN - Minnesota Vikings, Bye: Week 4 6. Matt Schaub HOU - Houston Texans, Bye: Week 7 7. Tony Romo DAL - Dallas Cowboys, Bye: Week 4 8. Rivers, Philip - San Diego Chargers, Bye: Week 10 9. Eli Manning NYG - New York Giants, Bye: Week 8 10. Kevin Kolb PHI - Philadelphia Eagles, Bye: Week 8 11. Carson Palmer CIN- Cincinnati Bengals, Bye: Week 6 12. Joe Flacco BAL - Baltimore Ravens, Bye: Week 8 13. Matt Ryan ATL - Atlanta Falcons, Bye: Week 8 14. Jay Cutler CHI - Chicago Bears, Bye: Week 8 15. Mark Sanchez - New York Jets, Bye: Week 7 
 Premiere Passer : Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers Chosen as my Next Great Fantasy Quarterback back in 2008, Aaron Rodgers has fulfilled all expectations. He continues to be in a great situation in Green Bay surrounded by a plethora of offensive weapons. With the emergence of Jermichael Findley at the tight end position, along with strong wide receiver play and a solid ground attack, Rodger has all the tools to improve upon his 30 touchdown 4434 yard 2009 performance. Most Overrated Quarterback: Matt Cassel, Kansas City Chiefs Matt Cassel is another in the long line of second string quarterbacks that can't handle the top spot when the starting job is given to them ... like Rob Johnson or Scott Mitchell. A system quarterback that shows promise when thrust into the spotlight due to an injury, then jumps to another team and flounders. Cassel excelled in the Patriots pass-happy system, but the Kansas City Chiefs don't have the same weapons that he enjoyed in New England. He is destined to fail. 2010 Fantasy Sleeper: Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals Since his knee injury back in 2006, we've been waiting for the reemergence of the quarterback who perennially led the Cincinnati Bengals offense as a top five scoring offense in the NFL. The addition of Cedric Benson last year caused a shift in offensive philosophy. the Bengals became a running team that relied on their defense. This year with the addition of Antonio Bryant, and what will be the emergence of third year wide receiver Andre Caldwell at the #3 spot, the Bengals and Carson Palmer will feature a more balanced attack. I expect Palmer to return to the top five quarterback in fantasy production. Sure to Disappoint: Jake Delhomme, Cleveland Browns Jake Delhomme is done. A journeyman quarterback who had a couple good years in Carolina id destined for the fantasy basement. The Cleveland Browns have very little offense to speak of. They will rely on their ground game and their defense to try to stay in games. The Browns are a bad team and Jake Delhomme is a backup quarterback. The Next Great Fantasy QB: Mark Sanchez Mark Sanchez finds himself in an incredible situation with the New York Jets. Prior to drafting their franchise quarterback of the future, the Jets spent several years investing in high draft picks along the offensive line and on the defensive side of the ball. With a rock-solid offensive line, the number one defense in football, and what was the best ground attack in the NFL last season, Mark Sanchez is ready to take the next step. The Jets have followed a formula for success and I believe Sanchez will continue to be a big part of that. What I said in 2009 ... Premiere Passer : Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints The New Orleans Saints offense under Sean Peyton looks primed for a breakout year and Drew Brees is destined for a dominant performance. The receiving corps perennially turns out All-pro performers. Marques Colston who's finally healthy should return to prominence, Lance Moore had a breakout year last year and I expect former first rounder, Robert Meachem, who happens to be in his breakout third year, to finally demonstrate why the Saints invested such a high draft pick in him. Add to this solid receiving corp a ground game anchored by Pierre Thomas and featuring Reggie Bush and I expect big numbers out of Drew Brees. Most Overrated Quarterback: David Garrard Jacksonville Jaguars Everyone always seems to be so enamored with David Garrard. I just don't see it. His numbers last year were very average and I expect the Jaguars to feature a strong running game with MJD finally working in a single back set now that Fred Taylor has left town to join the Patriots. Garrard doesn't have an overly strong arm, he's a pocket passer and quite frankly a game manager. I would not expect much out of him in 2009. 2009 Fantasy Sleeper: Trent Edwards Buffalo Bills 2009 might be the year of Trent Edwards and the Buffalo Bills. With uber-diva Terrell Owens coming to town to join Lee Evans at the wide receiver position, coupled with a strong ground attack led by Marshwn Lynch and Fred Jackson, I think Trent Edwards could be a solid backup fantasy performer with some upside. There are questions all over that offensive line, that leave me a little uneasy, but if things fall into place, we could see Trent Edwards as the face of the Buffalo Bills franchise as the Bills enter the next decade. Sure to Disappoint: Brady Quinn, Cleveland Browns I have a bad feeling about Brady Quinn. The former Notre Dame product has been unable to unseat journeyman quarterback Derek Anderson. The Browns have no ground game to speak of with an ageing Jamal Lewis still trying to get it done and apart from Braylon Edwards, now that Kellen Winslow is in Tampa, they have no real offensive threats to speak of. I would expect another mediocre year for the Browns and Brady Quinn. The Next Great Fantasy QB: Matt Ryan It's not hard to pick out Matt Ryan as the next great fantasy Quarterback. 2008 found Ryan in a difficult situation. With the Atlanta Falcons finally turning the page on the Michael Vick saga, Ryan was brought in to make Falcons fans forget about Vick. With the eyes of Falcons nation fixed on the rookie, he delivered. Anchored by a strong running game and solid defense, Ryan remained poised and threw for 3440 yards and 16 touchdowns against 11 interceptions. This year Ryan takes the next step from game manager to franchise quarterback. What I said in 2008 ... Premiere Passer : Tom Brady, New England Patriots Last year the Tom Brady to Randy Moss connection ruled fantasy football as the New England offense set new records for single season scoring, single season passing touchdowns, and single season receiving touchdowns. For years Tom Brady single-handedly willed the Patriots to victories with a very average, smurf-like, receiving corps that included the likes of Deion Branch, David Patten and Bethel Johnson; all hovering around the six foot mark. In 2007, Brady's patience was finally awarded when the Patriots broke the bank to retool their offense by bringing in Randy Moss, Donte Stallworth, and Wes Welker. Brady responded with the best statistical season of his career, terrorizing opponents as he posted 4,806 yards and 50 touchdowns with only eight interceptions. Brady and Co. will continue their statistical domination of NFL defenses as the core of the 2007 offensive unit will return, minus Donte Stallworth. Lawrence Maroney will also be able keep defenses honest as he's recovered from the nagging injuries that plagued his 2007 season. Most Overrated Quarterback: Jon Kitna Detroit Lions Jon Kitna is on a short leash in the Motor City. Mike Martz, his biggest supporter, is now in San Francisco and the journeyman Kitna is forced to pick up the pieces. Although posting very respectable numbers in 2007 (4,068 yards, 18 TD's), the installation of a new offense, the reluctance on the part of Matt Millen to address their grotesque need at the running back position (2008 3rd round draft pick Kevin Smith?), and the presence of Drew Stanton and Dan Orlovski Waiting in the wings to take over, should he falter, makes this guy a huge fantasy risk for the 2008 season. Kitna watched as Matt Hasselbeck took over in Seattle, as Carson Palmer took his spot in Cincinnati, and it will happen again in Detroit. 2008 Fantasy Sleeper: Vince Young, Tennessee Titans 2008 is the year that Vince Young's game finally transitions to the NFL. Young showed flashes of his break out ability during his rookie campaign only to take a step back as inconsistent play at the wide receiver position and the growing pains of adjusting to the National Football league seemed to take its toll on the struggling quarterback. The addition of Alge Crumpler as a primary target, coupled with the continued development if his young receiving corps should allow Vince Young's talents to capitalize on some scoring opportunities. Sure to Disappoint: Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers Alex Smith just doesn't get it. He was drafted first overall by the San Francisco 49ers in 2005 to be the savior of this franchise, to usher in a new era of post season accolades. Unfortunately, Smith was drafted amongst a very weak crop of quarterbacks and the San Francisco 49ers paid a steep price for an inferior product. Smith was rushed in the starting lineup much too quickly and in 2008 will prove to be another Joey Harrington ... a David Carr ... a guy who's game just doesn't translate to the National Football League. The addition of Mike Martz is intriguing to the San Francisco offense, but I truly believe that when Frank Gore is punishing NFL Defenses and Vernon Davis begins regularly posting 100 yard games, that it will be someone other than Alex Smith under center. The Next Great Fantasy QB: Aaron Rodgers Aaron Rodgers has all the tools to become a highly successful quarterback in Green Bay. With Ryan Grant pounding NFL defenses, Greg Jennings and Donald Driver at the wide receiver position, the continued solid play of the Packer offensive line, and the emergence of the formidable Green Bay Packer Defense, Rodgers has been handed the keys to a finely tuned automobile. There is a reason, that Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy made no effort to retain the services of Brett Favre, after four years in the Packer Offensive System they believe they've groomed his successor. What I said in 2007 ... Premiere Passer : Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts Peyton Manning is a touchdown machine and the Indianapolis Colts offense is structured to get him the gaudy numbers that Manning posts every year for yardage and touchdowns. Over the last three years, Manning threw for 49, 28, and 31 touchdowns and 4577, 3747, and 4397 yards. With the addition on Anthony Gonzalez and the emergence of Joseph Addai at Running Back, Peyton is primed for another highly productive year in a system that makes fantasy owners salivate. At 31 years of age Peyton in entering his prime, he is head and shoulder above any other fantasy football quarterback in the league. Most Overrated Quarterback: Matt Schaub, Houston Texans As an understudy for the incomparable Mike Vick in Atlanta for the last three years, Matt Schaub shined in mop-up duty during preseason games and as Vick’s stand in when he was injured. Schaub will find that filling in for a starting quarterback in the NFL is much different that becoming a starting quarterback in the NFL. At 6’5” and 237 lbs. Matt Schaub has all the physical attributes of the prototypical NFL quarterback, but size alone does not an NFL quarterback make … remember Buffalo Bills great Rob Johnson? 2007 Fantasy Sleeper: Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers Entering his third year in the National Football League, Alex Smith is primed for a breakout year. The San Francisco 49ers broke the free agency bank this off-season and in addition to their rising stars in running back Frank Gore and tight end Vernon Davis, they invested in ex-seattle wide receiver Darryl Jackson. When healthy and not dropping footballs, Jackson is a formidable weapon at the wide receive position. I look to Alex Smith, with a revitalized ground attack, to make defenses pay for trying to stop Frank Gore. Sure to Disappoint: Byron Leftwich, Jacksonville Jaguars I hate to put Byron in this category because I like the guy. I like his physical tools, his attitude, and his heart. Byron Leftwich is the type of guy you want to be successful in the National Football League, but the fact of the matter is that he is doomed to failure in 2007. With David Garrard and Quinn Gray on the roster, the Jacksonville Jaguars have a stable of good quarterbacks, they just don't have a great one. The Jags will feature the two headed rushing attack of Fred Taylor and Maurice Jone-Drew, and if Leftwich can retain his starting job, he will still amass less than 2000 yards passing and ten touchdowns. The Next Great Fantasy QB: Jay Cutler, Denver Broncos Is he the next John Elway? Only time will tell. Does he have the skills and supporting cast to make him a dominant fantasy quarterback ... you better believe he does. Mike Shanahan, has amassed a strong supporting cast and a created a great system for Cutler to thrive in. In Javon Walker and Brandon Marshall, Cutler has a pair of star receivers for him to throw to and in Travis Henry and the vaunted Denver Broncos offensive line, the running game will be as solid as ever in 2007. Cutler will mature very quickly and just like Bill Walsh did for Joe Montana and Charlie Weiss did for Tom Brady, the system will make Jay Cutler shine for years to come.  |
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