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Final Rosters www.rtsports.com overtime Week 17 26-Feb-2010 08:37 PM Eastern ChinDribbler - Brett Nate - Nate Aaron Rodgers QB GNB @ ARI * 345 21.56 Drew Brees QB NOR @ CAR * 295 18.44 Adrian Peterson RB MIN vs NYG * 287 17.94 Chester Taylor RB MIN vs NYG * 76 4.75 Ray Rice RB BAL @ OAK * 257 16.06 Marion Barber RB DAL vs PHI * 148 9.25 Wes Welker WR NWE @ HOU * 157 9.81 Donald Driver WR GNB @ ARI * 142 8.88 Roddy White WR ATL @ TAM * 192 12.00 Roy Williams WR DAL vs PHI * 100 6.25 DeSean Jackson WR PHI @ DAL * 215 13.44 Hakeem Nicks WR NYG @ MIN * 125 7.81 Brent Celek TE PHI @ DAL * 140 8.75 Vernon Davis TE SFO @ STL * 174 10.88 Rob Bironas K TEN @ SEA * 138 8.63 Nate Kaeding K SDG vs WAS * 157 9.81 New York Jets D/ST NYJ vs CIN * 135 8.44 Minnesota Vikings D/ST MIN vs NYG * 106 6.63 Carson Palmer QB CIN @ NYJ 209 13.06 Eli Manning QB NYG @ MIN 249 15.56 Jamaal Charles RB KAN @ DEN 206 12.88 Chad Henne QB MIA vs PIT 148 9.25 Tim Hightower RB ARI vs GNB 137 8.56 Laurence Maroney RB NWE @ HOU 136 8.50 Justin Forsett RB SEA vs TEN 118 7.38 Glen Coffee RB SFO @ STL 32 2.00 Santana Moss WR WAS @ SDG 106 6.63 Eddie Royal WR DEN vs KAN 30 1.88 Antonio Bryant WR TAM vs ATL 82 5.13 Jeremy Maclin WR PHI @ DAL 101 6.31 Fred Davis TE WAS @ SDG 82 5.13 Tony Gonzalez TE ATL @ TAM 117 7.31 Garrett Hartley K NOR @ CAR 36 2.25 Robbie Gould K CHI @ DET 116 7.25 Houston Texans D/ST HOU vs NWE 101 6.31 Dallas Cowboys D/ST DAL vs PHI 123 7.69 Dr. Rock - Tim Rocky Jr. - Rocky Jr. David Garrard QB JAC @ CLE * 221 13.81 Brett Favre QB MIN vs NYG * 276 17.25 Joseph Addai RB IND @ BUF * 195 12.19 Jerome Harrison RB CLE vs JAC * 150 9.38 Felix Jones RB DAL vs PHI * 101 6.31 Knowshon Moreno RB DEN vs KAN * 158 9.88 Terrell Owens WR BUF vs IND * 136 8.50 Anquan Boldin WR ARI vs GNB * 125 7.81 Santonio Holmes WR PIT @ MIA * 147 9.19 Greg Jennings WR GNB @ ARI * 148 9.25 Miles Austin WR DAL vs PHI * 213 13.31 James Jones WR GNB @ ARI * 77 4.81 Visanthe Shiancoe TE MIN vs NYG * 115 7.19 Jason Witten TE DAL vs PHI * 107 6.69 Ryan Longwell K MIN vs NYG * 143 8.94 Kris Brown K HOU vs NWE * 109 6.81 Pittsburgh Steelers D/ST PIT @ MIA * 111 6.94 Arizona Cardinals D/ST ARI vs GNB * 112 7.00 Tom Brady QB NWE @ HOU 278 17.38 Matt Ryan QB ATL @ TAM 195 12.19 DeAngelo Williams RB CAR vs NOR 181 11.31 Michael Turner RB ATL @ TAM 154 9.63 Marshawn Lynch RB BUF vs IND 67 4.19 Mike Bell RB NOR @ CAR 90 5.63 Torry Holt WR JAC @ CLE 65 4.06 Michael Bush RB OAK vs BAL 82 5.13 Bernard Berrian WR MIN vs NYG 78 4.88 Devery Henderson WR NOR @ CAR 98 6.13 Patrick Crayton WR DAL vs PHI 93 5.81 Brandon Marshall WR DEN vs KAN 182 11.38 Kevin Boss TE NYG @ MIN 82 5.13 Pierre Garcon WR IND @ BUF 102 6.38 Lawrence Tynes K NYG @ MIN 131 8.19 Jeremy Shockey TE NOR @ CAR 68 4.25 Jacksonville Jaguars D/ST JAC @ CLE 55 3.44 Washington Redskins D/ST WAS @ SDG 93 5.81 Dropkick Murphy's - Robert Rocky Sr. - Rocky Sr. Philip Rivers QB SDG vs WAS * 269 16.81 Matt Schaub QB HOU vs NWE * 281 17.56 Julius Jones RB SEA vs TEN * 113 7.06 Correll Buckhalter RB DEN vs KAN * 91 5.69 Matt Forte RB CHI @ DET * 159 9.94 Brian Westbrook RB PHI @ DAL * 54 3.38 Derrick Mason WR BAL @ OAK * 150 9.38 Hines Ward WR PIT @ MIA * 147 9.19 Steve Smith WR CAR vs NOR * 147 9.19 Robert Meachem WR NOR @ CAR * 147 9.19 Marques Colston WR NOR @ CAR * 156 9.75 Mike Sims-Walker WR JAC @ CLE * 127 7.94 John Carlson TE SEA vs TEN * 92 5.75 Dustin Keller TE NYJ vs CIN * 58 3.63 Mason Crosby K GNB @ ARI * 136 8.50 Matt Prater K DEN vs KAN * 134 8.38 Philadelphia Eagles D/ST PHI @ DAL * 139 8.69 San Francisco 49ers D/ST SFO @ STL * 143 8.94 Jay Cutler QB CHI @ DET 232 14.50 Kyle Orton QB DEN vs KAN 223 13.94 Joe Flacco QB BAL @ OAK 210 13.13 Steven Jackson RB STL vs SFO 191 11.94 Fred Taylor RB NWE @ HOU 48 3.00 Ryan Moats RB HOU vs NWE 74 4.63 Ronnie Brown RB MIA vs PIT 122 7.63 Ahmad Bradshaw RB NYG @ MIN 132 8.25 Braylon Edwards WR NYJ vs CIN 93 5.81 Brandon Stokley WR DEN vs KAN 59 3.69 Sidney Rice WR MIN vs NYG 170 10.63 Steve Breaston WR ARI vs GNB 85 5.31 Chris Cooley TE WAS @ SDG 42 2.63 Michael Crabtree WR SFO @ STL 68 4.25 John Kasay K CAR vs NOR 103 6.44 Marcedes Lewis TE JAC @ CLE 59 3.69 Tampa Bay Buccaneers D/ST TAM vs ATL 99 6.19 Denver Broncos D/ST DEN vs KAN 111 6.94 Jeff - Jeff Shane - Shane Tony Romo QB DAL vs PHI * 287 17.94 Ben Roethlisberger QB PIT @ MIA * 269 16.81 Jonathan Stewart RB CAR vs NOR * 201 12.56 Rashard Mendenhall RB PIT @ MIA * 177 11.06 LeSean McCoy RB PHI @ DAL * 117 7.31 Chris Johnson RB TEN @ SEA * 389 24.31 Chad Ochocinco WR CIN @ NYJ * 154 9.63 Calvin Johnson WR DET vs CHI * 137 8.56 Larry Fitzgerald WR ARI vs GNB * 180 11.25 Kenny Britt WR TEN @ SEA * 80 5.00 Percy Harvin WR MIN vs NYG * 125 7.81 Austin Collie WR IND @ BUF * 101 6.31 Greg Olsen TE CHI @ DET * 103 6.44 Kellen Winslow TE TAM vs ATL * 114 7.13 Dan Carpenter K MIA vs PIT * 121 7.56 David Akers K PHI @ DAL * 150 9.38 San Diego Chargers D/ST SDG vs WAS * 114 7.13 Indianapolis Colts D/ST IND @ BUF * 104 6.50 Matt Cassel QB KAN @ DEN 169 10.56 Alex Smith QB SFO @ STL 148 9.25 Brandon Jacobs RB NYG @ MIN 135 8.44 Vince Young QB TEN @ SEA 137 8.56 Ryan Grant RB GNB @ ARI 218 13.63 Maurice Jones-Drew RB JAC @ CLE 286 17.88 Pierre Thomas RB NOR @ CAR 160 10.00 Kevin Smith RB DET vs CHI 139 8.69 Chris Wells RB ARI vs GNB 126 7.88 Lee Evans WR BUF vs IND 97 6.06 Reggie Wayne WR IND @ BUF 184 11.50 Devin Hester WR CHI @ DET 88 5.50 Vincent Jackson WR SDG vs WAS 166 10.38 Benjamin Watson TE NWE @ HOU 65 4.06 Brandon Pettigrew TE DET vs CHI 44 2.75 Rian Lindell K BUF vs IND 116 7.25 Stephen Gostkowski K NWE @ HOU 135 8.44 New York Giants D/ST NYG @ MIN 94 5.88 Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. www.rtsports.com overtime Week 17 26-Feb-2010 08:37 PM Eastern Team LaPoop - Ray Donovan McNabb QB PHI @ DAL * 238 14.88 Maurice Morris RB DET vs CHI * 75 4.69 Frank Gore RB SFO @ STL * 239 14.94 Laveranues Coles WR CIN @ NYJ * 77 4.81 Jerricho Cotchery WR NYJ vs CIN * 100 6.25 Dwayne Bowe WR KAN @ DEN * 79 4.94 Zach Miller TE OAK vs BAL * 97 6.06 Olindo Mare K SEA vs TEN * 105 6.56 New Orleans Saints D/ST NOR @ CAR * 137 8.56 Jason Campbell QB WAS @ SDG 219 13.69 Bruce Gradkowski QB OAK vs BAL 68 4.25 LaDainian Tomlinson RB SDG vs WAS 155 9.69 Cedric Benson RB CIN @ NYJ 173 10.81 T.J. Houshmandzadeh WR SEA vs TEN 101 6.31 Donnie Avery WR STL vs SFO 81 5.06 Mario Manningham WR NYG @ MIN 105 6.56 Antonio Gates TE SDG vs WAS 156 9.75 Seattle Seahawks D/ST SEA vs TEN 92 5.75 Ted - Ted Peyton Manning QB IND @ BUF * 286 17.88 Thomas Jones RB NYJ vs CIN * 234 14.63 Fred Jackson RB BUF vs IND * 163 10.19 Randy Moss WR NWE @ HOU * 216 13.50 Nate Washington WR TEN @ SEA * 90 5.63 Steve Smith WR NYG @ MIN * 158 9.88 Dallas Clark TE IND @ BUF * 170 10.63 Adam Vinatieri K IND @ BUF * 39 2.44 Baltimore Ravens D/ST BAL @ OAK * 127 7.94 Kerry Collins QB TEN @ SEA 70 4.38 Marc Bulger QB STL vs SFO 66 4.13 Carnell Williams RB TAM vs ATL 142 8.88 Donald Brown RB IND @ BUF 59 3.69 Mark Clayton WR BAL @ OAK 56 3.50 Anthony Gonzalez WR IND @ BUF 0 0.00 Heath Miller TE PIT @ MIA 107 6.69 Steven Hauschka K ATL @ TAM 56 3.50 Chicago Bears D/ST CHI @ DET 92 5.75 Wes - Wes Kurt Warner QB ARI vs GNB * 219 13.69 Willis McGahee RB BAL @ OAK * 145 9.06 Darren Sproles RB SDG vs WAS * 127 7.94 Chris Chambers WR KAN @ DEN * 103 6.44 Antwaan Randle El WR WAS @ SDG * 43 2.69 Andre Johnson WR HOU vs NWE * 218 13.63 Todd Heap TE BAL @ OAK * 88 5.50 Jay Feely K NYJ vs CIN * 135 8.44 Green Bay Packers D/ST GNB @ ARI * 145 9.06 Matt Hasselbeck QB SEA vs TEN 165 10.31 Kevin Kolb QB PHI @ DAL 52 3.25 Kevin Faulk RB NWE @ HOU 75 4.69 Reggie Bush RB NOR @ CAR 111 6.94 Leon Washington RB NYJ vs CIN 42 2.63 Joey Galloway WR PIT @ MIA 6 0.38 Brandon Manumaleuna TE SDG vs WAS 1 0.06 Joe Nedney K SFO @ STL 92 5.75 New England Patriots D/ST NWE @ HOU 114 7.13 ** KEY: Player, Position, NFL Team, This Week's Opp, Starter, Total Pts, Avg Pts Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc..
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