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Csheet 070730 CHEAT TM RECEIVERS (WR & TE) YARDAGE+TD FANTASY INDEX SHEET BYE STARTS YDS TD FPG RANKINGS 1 DET 5 C.Johnson 16 85 .72 12.9 ©Copyright 2012. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Stats show projected production per game when players are healthy and in starting, full-time roles (except as noted: 3WR 2 ATL 7 J.Jones 16 83 .54 11.5 = third receiver, C = Running Back By Committee, etc.). Rankings assume 12-team league with starting lineups including 3 WR, 2 RB and 1 each at other positions 3 NYG 11 Cruz 16 80 .54 11.3 4 GB 10 Nelson 16 74 .63 11.2 (QB-TE-K-DEF). Rankings based on 6 points for TDs, 4 for TD passes, 1 point per 10 rush/rec yards, and 1 point for 20 passing yards. Defenses get 2 points per 5 ARI 10 Fitzgerald 16 78 .50 10.8 takeaway, 1 for sacks and 6 for TDs on turnover/kick returns. For more detailed stat projections, use the Excel download at www.fantasyindex.com (no additional 6 ATL 7 White 16 77 .51 10.8 cost). For customized rankings or auction prices go to “Custom Cheat Sheet” at the website. Updated through 1 a.m. ET, September 3, 2012. 7 GB 10 Jennings 16 71 .60 10.8 Phone Orders: 206-527-4444 • Web Orders: www.fantasyindex.com • September 3, 2012 8 CIN 8 Green 16 77 .50 10.7 9 NYG 11 Nicks 15 75 .54 10.7 TIGHT ENDS 10 DEN 7 Decker 16 70 .49 9.9 OVERALL TOP 35 RUNNING BACKS 11 DAL 5 Bryant 15 71 .53 10.3 BYE STARTS YDS TD FPG (TIGHT END AS SEPARATE POSITION) BYE STARTS YDS TD FPG 12 NE 9 Gronkowski (TE) 16 64 .57 9.9 1 RB HOU Arian Foster 1 HOU 8 Foster 15 121 .92 17.6 1 NE 9 Gronkowski 16 64 .57 9.9 13 PIT 4 A.Brown 16 73 .42 9.8 2 QB GB Aaron Rodgers 2 BAL 8 Rice 15 112 .75 15.7 2 NO 6 Graham 16 65 .54 9.7 14 HOU 8 A.Johnson 15 76 .50 10.6 3 RB BAL Ray Rice 3 PHI 7 McCoy 15 97 .93 15.3 3 NE 9 Hernandez 15 62 .50 9.2 15 NO 6 Graham (TE) 16 65 .54 9.7 4 RB PHI LeSean McCoy 4 TEN 11 C.Johnson 15 101 .75 14.6 4 SD 7 Gates 15 63 .51 9.4 16 MIN 11 Harvin 15 75 .44 10.1 5 RB TEN Chris Johnson 5 OAK 5 McFadden C 13 103 .68 14.4 5 GB 10 Finley 16 51 .44 7.7 17 DEN 7 D.Thomas 16 69 .44 9.6 6 QB NE Tom Brady 6 SEA 11 Lynch 14 91 .66 13.1 6 DAL 5 Witten 14 62 .34 8.2 18 CAR 6 S.Smith 15 74 .44 10.0 7 WR DET Calvin Johnson 7 STL 9 S.Jackson 14 98 .57 13.2 7 ATL 7 Gonzalez 15 49 .41 7.4 19 BUF 8 S.Johnson 16 67 .40 9.1 8 RB OAK Darren McFadden 8 NYG 11 Bradshaw C 15 84 .63 12.2 8 SF 9 V.Davis 16 50 .31 6.9 20 CHI 6 Marshall 15 70 .41 9.5 9 WR ATL Julio Jones 9 DAL 5 Murray 14 94 .54 12.7 9 CAR 6 Olsen 16 47 .33 6.7 21 NE 9 Hernandez (TE) 15 62 .50 9.2 10 RB SEA Marshawn Lynch 10 JAC 6 Jones-Drew 14 92 .56 12.6 10 CIN 8 Gresham 15 47 .37 6.9 22 NE 9 Welker 16 61 .45 8.8 11 WR NYG Victor Cruz 11 BUF 8 Jackson C 14 93 .50 12.3 11 DET 5 Pettigrew 16 45 .28 6.1 23 IND 4 Wayne 16 66 .37 8.8 12 QB NO Drew Brees 12 ATL 7 Turner 14 80 .70 12.2 12 MIN 11 Rudolph 16 43 .28 6.0 24 DAL 5 Austin 15 65 .50 9.5 13 WR GB Jordy Nelson 13 CHI 6 Forte C 15 89 .39 11.2 13 WAS 10 F.Davis 16 43 .27 5.9 25 SD 7 Gates (TE) 15 63 .51 9.4 14 RB STL Steven Jackson 14 TB 5 Martin 14 87 .57 12.1 14 PHI 7 Celek 16 42 .25 5.7 26 PIT 4 Wallace 16 64 .39 8.8 15 RB NYG Ahmad Bradshaw 15 NE 9 Ridley 13 85 .76 13.0 15 NYJ 9 Keller 14 47 .26 6.2 27 PHI 7 Maclin 15 68 .38 9.1 16 RB DAL DeMarco Murray 16 KC 7 Charles C 15 88 .41 11.3 16 TEN 11 Cook 16 40 .25 5.4 28 NO 6 Colston 16 63 .39 8.7 17 RB JAC Maurice Jones-Drew 17 DEN 7 McGahee 15 72 .67 11.3 17 HOU 8 Daniels 15 42 .26 5.7 29 BAL 8 T.Smith 16 63 .37 8.5 18 QB CAR Cam Newton 18 SD 7 Mathews 12 104 .57 13.8 18 DEN 7 Tamme 16 39 .24 5.3 30 SD 7 Floyd 15 66 .41 9.0 19 WR ARI Larry Fitzgerald 19 CLE 10 Richardson 13 90 .60 12.6 19 NYG 11 Bennett 16 35 .27 5.1 31 PHI 7 D.Jackson 15 67 .37 9.0 20 WR ATL Roddy White 20 MIN 11 Peterson 13 83 .55 11.6 20 STL 9 Kendricks 16 37 .23 5.1 32 WAS 10 Garcon 16 62 .33 8.2 21 WR GB Greg Jennings 21 NO 6 Sproles C 15 70 .51 10.0 21 PIT 4 Miller 16 36 .24 5.1 33 JAC 6 Blackmon 16 59 .34 8.0 22 WR CIN A.J. Green 22 NYJ 9 Greene 14 79 .47 10.7 34 BAL 8 Boldin 16 59 .35 8.0 23 RB BUF Fred Jackson 23 CAR 6 Williams C 16 68 .42 9.3 KICKERS 35 NE 9 Lloyd 16 51 .43 7.7 24 RB ATL Michael Turner 24 CIN 8 Green-Ellis 15 71 .46 9.9 BYE STARTS PPG 36 TB 5 V.Jackson 16 57 .32 7.7 25 RB CHI Matt Forte 25 IND 4 D.Brown C 14 81 .40 10.5 1 SF 9 Akers 16 8.3 37 GB 10 Finley (TE) 16 51 .44 7.7 26 RB TB Doug Martin 26 KC 7 Hillis C 16 58 .53 8.9 2 NE 9 Gostkowski 16 8.2 38 OAK 5 Heyward-Bey 16 55 .31 7.4 27 TE NE Rob Gronkowski 27 WAS 10 Morris 7 87 .54 11.9 3 GB 10 Crosby 16 8.0 39 DAL 5 Witten (TE) 14 62 .34 8.2 28 RB NE Stevan Ridley 28 MIA 7 Bush C 14 75 .43 10.0 4 PHI 7 Henery 16 7.7 40 KC 7 Bowe 16 54 .33 7.4 29 RB KC Jamaal Charles 29 PIT 4 Dwyer C 16 61 .36 8.2 5 ATL 7 Bryant 16 7.6 41 STL 9 Amendola 16 54 .30 7.2 30 TE NO Jimmy Graham 30 NO 6 Ingram C 15 61 .44 8.7 6 HOU 8 Graham 16 7.5 42 SD 7 Meachem 16 52 .30 7.1 31 RB DEN Willis McGahee 31 NYG 11 Wilson C 16 55 .42 7.9 7 BAL 8 Tucker 16 7.3 43 ATL 7 Gonzalez (TE) 15 49 .41 7.4 32 QB DET Matthew Stafford 32 SF 9 Gore C 16 56 .39 7.9 8 NO 6 Hartley 16 7.3 44 SF 9 V.Davis (TE) 16 50 .31 6.9 33 RB SD Ryan Mathews 33 CAR 6 Stewart C 15 58 .35 8.0 9 CHI 6 Gould 16 7.2 45 DET 5 Young 16 49 .33 6.8 34 WR NYG Hakeem Nicks 34 NO 6 Thomas C 15 53 .40 7.7 10 TEN 11 Bironas 16 7.1 46 CAR 6 Olsen (TE) 16 47 .33 6.7 35 RB CLE Trent Richardson 35 HOU 8 Tate 1 110 .84 16.1 11 SEA 11 Hauschka 16 7.1 47 TB 5 M.Williams 16 50 .29 6.7 36 CHI 6 Bush C 1 85 .71 12.8 12 NYG 11 Tynes 16 7.1 48 TEN 11 Wright 16 48 .30 6.6 QUARTERBACKS 37 GB 10 Benson C 15 57 .26 7.2 13 DET 5 Hanson 16 7.1 49 OAK 5 Streater (3WR) 16 49 .28 6.6 BYE STARTS YDS TD FPG 38 DET 5 K.Smith C 15 54 .33 7.4 14 OAK 5 Janikowski 16 7.2 50 CIN 8 Gresham (TE) 15 47 .37 6.9 39 WAS 10 Helu 4 90 .50 12.0 15 DAL 5 Bailey 16 7.0 51 NO 6 Moore 16 45 .35 6.6 1 GB 10 Rodgers 15 318 2.65 27.7 40 SF 9 Hunter C 16 48 .32 6.7 16 SD 7 Kaeding 16 6.9 52 SEA 11 Rice 15 51 .29 6.8 2 NE 9 Brady 16 301 2.46 25.2 41 ATL 7 Rodgers 2 82 .70 12.4 17 CIN 8 Nugent 16 6.9 53 TEN 11 Washington 16 46 .29 6.3 3 NO 6 Brees 16 293 2.15 23.4 42 JAC 6 Jennings 2 101 .62 13.8 18 DEN 7 Prater 16 6.9 54 CLE 10 Little 16 47 .24 6.2 4 CAR 6 Newton 15 267 1.84 23.4 43 ARI 10 Wells C 16 45 .27 6.2 19 BUF 8 Lindell 16 6.9 55 DET 5 Pettigrew (TE) 16 45 .28 6.1 5 DET 5 Stafford 15 292 2.08 23.2 44 BUF 8 Spiller C 2 95 .54 12.8 20 KC 7 Succop 16 6.8 56 NYJ 9 Holmes 15 49 .25 6.4 6 ATL 7 Ryan 16 275 1.91 21.7 45 ARI 10 R.Williams C 16 45 .26 6.1 21 PIT 4 Suisham 15 7.1 57 DET 5 Burleson 16 43 .28 6.0 7 NYG 11 E.Manning 16 270 1.92 21.3 46 MIN 11 Gerhart 3 97 .63 13.5 22 IND 4 Vinatieri 16 6.6 58 SF 9 Moss 16 44 .27 6.0 8 DAL 5 Romo 15 270 1.84 21.1 47 WAS 10 Royster 4 83 .52 11.4 59 MIN 11 Rudolph (TE) 16 43 .28 6.0 9 DEN 7 P.Manning 15 273 1.74 20.7 48 NE 9 Vereen 3 82 .70 12.4 60 STL 9 S.Smith 15 48 .26 6.3 10 SD 7 Rivers 15 275 1.71 20.8 C DEFENSE / SPECIAL TEAMS 49 DET 5 Leshoure 14 45 .27 6.1 BYE TAKE SACKS TD FPG 61 NO 6 Henderson 16 41 .30 5.9 11 PHI 7 Vick 13 293 1.66 23.6 50 PIT 4 Redman C 16 38 .25 5.3 62 TEN 11 Britt 11 53 .33 7.2 12 BAL 8 Flacco 16 247 1.60 19.1 51 SD 7 R.Brown 4 82 .45 10.9 1 SF 9 1.8 2.8 .26 7.9 63 WAS 10 F.Davis (TE) 16 43 .27 5.9 13 IND 4 Luck 16 244 1.54 19.1 52 SD 7 McClain (FB) 15 33 .38 5.5 2 HOU 8 1.7 2.7 .31 7.9 64 BUF 8 D.Nelson 16 39 .32 5.8 14 PIT 4 Roethlisberger 15 260 1.58 19.8 53 DAL 5 F.Jones 2 85 .48 11.4 3 PHI 7 1.7 3.0 .24 7.9 65 MIN 11 Simpson 13 46 .26 6.2 15 SEA 11 Wilson 14 260 1.45 20.7 54 TB 5 Blount 2 91 .61 12.7 4 NE 9 1.8 2.4 .23 7.4 66 IND 4 Avery 10 52 .30 7.0 16 WAS 10 Griffin 15 250 1.32 19.4 55 CIN 8 Scott 1 69 .44 9.6 5 GB 10 1.7 2.3 .28 7.3 67 PIT 4 Sanders (3WR) 16 42 .26 5.7 17 BUF 8 Fitzpatrick 15 241 1.47 18.6 56 MIA 7 Thomas C 2 72 .38 9.5 6 NYG 11 1.7 2.8 .19 7.3 68 PHI 7 Celek (TE) 16 42 .25 5.7 18 HOU 8 Schaub 15 245 1.53 18.6 57 NYJ 9 Powell 2 77 .45 10.4 7 CHI 6 1.6 2.2 .30 7.3 69 OAK 5 D.Moore 14 48 .27 6.5 19 CIN 8 Dalton 16 230 1.44 17.9 58 IND 4 Ballard 2 75 .50 10.5 8 SEA 11 1.7 2.3 .24 7.2 70 MIA 7 Bess 16 43 .20 5.5 20 CHI 6 Cutler 15 227 1.41 17.5 59 PIT 4 Rainey (3rd) 16 27 .25 4.2 9 BUF 8 1.7 2.4 .24 7.2 71 NYJ 9 Keller (TE) 14 47 .26 6.2 21 MIN 11 Ponder 15 230 1.29 17.7 60 SF 9 James C 16 28 .22 4.1 10 PIT 4 1.6 2.5 .24 7.2 72 TEN 11 Cook (TE) 16 40 .25 5.4 22 TEN 11 Locker 14 238 1.41 18.8 61 GB 10 Green C 1 59 .25 7.4 11 DAL 5 1.7 2.5 .20 7.1 73 HOU 8 Daniels (TE) 15 42 .26 5.7 23 TB 5 Freeman 15 222 1.24 17.2 62 DEN 7 Ball C 1 57 .51 8.7 12 DET 5 1.6 2.5 .21 6.9 74 DEN 7 Tamme (TE) 16 39 .24 5.3 24 OAK 5 C.Palmer 15 234 1.37 17.3 63 PHI 7 Lewis 2 79 .71 12.1 13 ARI 10 1.6 2.2 .28 6.9 75 CAR 6 LaFell 15 42 .22 5.6 25 KC 7 Cassel 15 215 1.26 16.4 64 CAR 6 Tolbert (FB) 16 26 .18 3.7 14 NYJ 9 1.7 2.3 .21 6.9 76 SF 9 Crabtree 16 40 .21 5.2 26 SF 9 A.Smith 15 213 1.26 16.4 65 GB 10 Kuhn (FB) 16 15 .37 3.7 15 KC 7 1.7 2.3 .20 6.9 77 BUF 8 D.Jones 16 37 .24 5.1 27 JAC 6 Gabbert 15 205 1.15 15.3 66 NE 9 Woodhead (3rd) 16 28 .14 3.7 16 BAL 8 1.7 2.2 .21 6.8 78 NYG 11 Bennett (TE) 16 35 .27 5.1 28 STL 9 Bradford 14 209 1.17 15.4 67 SEA 11 Turbin 2 78 .85 12.9 17 DEN 7 1.7 2.3 .20 6.8 79 STL 9 Kendricks (TE) 16 37 .23 5.1 29 ARI 10 Skelton 11 245 1.31 18.3 68 ARI 10 S-Howling (3rd) 16 27 .13 3.5 18 WAS 10 1.6 2.4 .20 6.8 80 PIT 4 Miller (TE) 16 36 .24 5.1 30 MIA 7 Tannehill 13 196 1.08 15.2 69 BAL 8 Pierce 1 71 .53 10.3 19 STL 9 1.6 2.4 .18 6.7 81 SEA 11 Edwards (3WR) 16 37 .21 4.9 31 NYJ 9 Sanchez 13 188 .99 13.8 70 DET 5 Best C 7 56 .27 7.3 20 ATL 7 1.6 2.3 .20 6.7 82 JAC 6 M.Thomas (3WR) 16 37 .19 4.9 TM YARDAGE+TD CHEAT RECEIVERS (WR & TE) DRAFT LIST FANTASY INDEX SHEET 1 DET 5 Calvin Johnson (LARGE PRINT ) 2 ATL 7 Julio Jones ©Copyright 2012.
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