2006 25 Top Quarterbacks In fantasy football
Quarterback cheat sheet - Fantasy Football 2K6
1.
Peyton Manning,
Indianapolis Colts
2. Tom Brady,
New England Patriots
3. Carson Palmer,
Cincinatti Bengals
4. Matt Hasselback,
Seattle Seahawks
5. Eli Manning,
New York Giants
6. Marc Bulger,
St. Louis Rams
7. Jake Delhomme,
Carolina Panthers
8. Drew Bledsoe,
Dallas Cowboys
9.
Donovan McNabb,
Philadelphia Eagles
10. Ben Rothlisberger,
Pittsburgh Steelers
11. Trent Green,
Kansas City Chiefs
12. Daute Culpepper,
Miami Dolphins
13. Drew Brees,
New Orleans Saints
14. Micheal Vick,
Atlanta Falcons
15. Jake Plummer,
Denver Broncos
16. Steve McNair, Baltimore Ravens
17. Kurt Warner, Arizona Cardinals
18. Aaron Brooks, Oakland Raiders
19. Mark Brunell, Washington Redskins
20. Jon Kitna, Detroit Lions
21. Byron Leftwich, Jacksonville Jaguars
22. Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers
23. Brad Johnson, Minnesota Vikes
24. Chris Simms, T.B. Bucs
25. Phillip Rivers, S.D. Chargers
So when do I draft a QB in fantasy
football?
That all depends on your leagues scoring system - Our league never
deducted points for interceptions. Keep this in mind if you are looking
towards the bottom of the list on guys like Brett Favre. Now I will
share with you my drafting technique, Well its a really simple concept
if you can remember it. Always draft the best player available too you in
any position. The top 2 or 3 guys usually in their position are that
much better than the rest of the crowd its better to switch as soon as a
certain position is over drafted.
*Also be aware if your league scores only 3 pts for a passing/receiving system this tends to make running backs have a lot more value
Top quarterbacks have a lot of potential to be scoring machines - We never gave negative points for interceptions and used a full 6 points for all TDs pass/receive/run. So you can see how high ranked QB can rake in the points. Just keep in mind good Rb's are usually in short supply.