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Magsh's Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet MAGSH''S FANTASY FOOTBALL CHEAT SHEET QUARTERBACKS BYE RUNNING BACKS BYE WIDE RECEIVERS BYE TIGHT ENDS BYE KICKERS BYE 1 Aaron Rodgers, GB 7 1 Le'Veon Bell, PIT 7 1 Antonio Brown, PIT 7 1 Rob Gronkowski, NE 11 1 Stephen Gostkowski, NE 11 2 Cam Newton, CAR 4 2 Todd Gurley, LAR 12 2 DeAndre Hopkins, HOU 10 2 Travis Kelce, KC 12 2 Greg Zuerlein, LAR 12 3 Tom Brady, NE 11 3 David Johnson, ARI 9 3 Odell Beckham, NYG 9 3 Zach Ertz, PHI 9 3 Robbie Gould, SF 11 4 Russell Wilson, SEA 7 4 Ezekiel Elliott, DAL 8 4 Julio Jones, ATL 8 4 Jimmy Graham, GB 7 4 Matt Bryant, ATL 8 5 Deshaun Watson, HOU 10 5 Alvin Kamara, NO 6 5 Michael Thomas, NO 6 5 Trey Burton, CHI 5 5 Jake Elliott, PHI 9 6 Drew Brees, NO 6 6 Saquon Barkley, NYG 9 6 Keenan Allen, LAC 8 6 Greg Olsen, CAR 4 6 Justin Tucker, BAL 10 7 Carson Wentz, PHI 9 7 Melvin Gordon, LAC 8 7 Davante Adams, GB 7 7 Evan Engram, NYG 9 7 Wil Lutz, NO 6 8 Andrew Luck, IND 9 8 Dalvin Cook, MIN 10 8 A.J. Green, CIN 9 8 Delanie Walker, TEN 8 8 Chris Boswell, PIT 7 9 Jimmy Garoppolo, SF 11 9 Leonard Fournette, JAC 9 9 T.Y. Hilton, IND 9 9 Kyle Rudolph, MIN 10 9 Harrison Butker, KC 12 10 Kirk Cousins, MIN 10 10 Kareem Hunt, KC 12 10 Doug Baldwin, SEA 7 10 Jordan Reed, WAS 4 10 Matt Prater, DET 6 11 Ben Roethlisberger, PIT 7 11 Christian McCarey, CAR 4 11 Mike Evans, TB 5 11 Jack Doyle, IND 9 11 Graham Gano, CAR 4 12 Matt Ryan, ATL 8 12 Joe Mixon, CIN 9 12 Adam Thielen, MIN 10 12 David Njoku, CLE 11 12 Mason Crosby, GB 7 13 Patrick Mahomes, KC 12 13 Devonta Freeman, ATL 8 13 Tyreek Hill, KC 12 13 Ricky Seals-Jones, ARI 9 13 Adam Vinatieri, IND 9 14 Matthew Staord, DET 6 14 Jordan Howard, CHI 5 14 Stefon Diggs, MIN 10 14 George Kittle, SF 11 14 Ryan Succop, TEN 8 15 Philip Rivers, LAC 8 15 LeSean McCoy, BUF 11 15 Larry Fitzgerald, ARI 9 15 O.J. Howard, TB 5 15 Josh Lambo, JAC 9 16 Marcus Mariota, TEN 8 16 Jerick McKinnon, SF 11 16 Demaryius Thomas, DEN 10 16 Austin Seferian-Jenkins, JAC 9 17 Dak Prescott, DAL 8 17 Jay Ajayi, PHI 9 17 JuJu Smith-Schuster, PIT 7 17 Mike Gesicki, MIA 11 BYE 18 Alex Smith, WAS 4 18 Lamar Miller, HOU 10 18 Amari Cooper, OAK 7 18 Cameron Brate, TB 5 DEFENSE / SPECIAL TEAMS 19 Jared Go, LAR 12 19 Kenyan Drake, MIA 11 19 Jarvis Landry, CLE 11 19 Vance McDonald, PIT 7 1 Jacksonville Jaguars 9 20 Mitchell Trubisky, CHI 5 20 Alex Collins, BAL 10 20 Golden Tate, DET 6 20 Tyler Eifert, CIN 9 2 Philadelphia Eagles 9 21 Eli Manning, NYG 9 21 Marshawn Lynch, OAK 7 21 Allen Robinson, CHI 5 21 Hayden Hurst, BAL 10 3 Los Angeles Rams 12 22 Case Keenum, DEN 10 22 Derrick Henry, TEN 8 22 Brandin Cooks, LAR 12 22 Charles Clay, BUF 11 4 Minnesota Vikings 10 23 Jameis Winston, TB 5 23 Royce Freeman, DEN 10 23 Marvin Jones, DET 6 23 Jared Cook, OAK 7 5 Houston Texans 10 24 Tyrod Taylor, CLE 11 24 Rex Burkhead, NE 11 24 Josh Gordon, CLE 11 24 Benjamin Watson, NO 6 6 Los Angeles Chargers 8 25 Andy Dalton, CIN 9 25 Jamaal Williams, GB 7 25 Chris Hogan, NE 11 25 Virgil Green, LAC 8 7 Denver Broncos 10 26 Derek Carr, OAK 7 26 Carlos Hyde, CLE 11 26 Alshon Jeery, PHI 9 26 Gerald Everett, LAR 12 8 Baltimore Ravens 10 27 Blake Bortles, JAC 9 27 Kerryon Johnson, DET 6 27 Emmanuel Sanders, DEN 10 27 Luke Willson, DET 6 9 New Orleans Saints 6 28 Joe Flacco, BAL 10 28 Dion Lewis, TEN 8 28 Sammy Watkins, KC 12 28 Eric Ebron, IND 9 10 Carolina Panthers 4 29 Ryan Tannehill, MIA 11 29 Mark Ingram, NO 6 29 Randall Cobb, GB 7 29 Ed Dickson, SEA 7 11 New England Patriots 11 30 Sam Bradford, ARI 9 30 Isaiah Crowell, NYJ 11 30 Corey Davis, TEN 8 30 Austin Hooper, ATL 8 12 Chicago Bears 5 31 Sam Darnold, NYJ 11 31 Tevin Coleman, ATL 8 31 Michael Crabtree, BAL 10 31 Vernon Davis, WAS 4 13 Atlanta Falcons 8 32 Josh Allen, BUF 11 32 Rashaad Penny, SEA 7 32 Robby Anderson, NYJ 11 32 Blake Jarwin, DAL 8 14 Pittsburgh Steelers 7 33 Baker Mayeld, CLE 11 33 Sony Michel, NE 11 33 Cooper Kupp, LAR 12 33 Stephen Anderson, HOU 10 15 Arizona Cardinals 9 34 Josh Rosen, ARI 9 34 Duke Johnson, CLE 11 34 Marquise Goodwin, SF 11 34 Dallas Goedert, PHI 9 35 Ryan Fitzpatrick, TB 5 35 Chris Thompson, WAS 4 35 Jamison Crowder, WAS 4 35 Jake Butt, DEN 10 36 Tarik Cohen, CHI 5 36 Nelson Agholor, PHI 9 37 Adrian Peterson, WAS 4 37 Will Fuller, HOU 10 38 Marlon Mack, IND 9 38 Pierre Garcon, SF 11 39 Ronald Jones, TB 5 39 Robert Woods, LAR 12 40 Peyton Barber, TB 5 40 Devin Funchess, CAR 4 41 Bilal Powell, NYJ 11 41 Julian Edelman, NE 11 42 Latavius Murray, MIN 10 42 D.J. Moore, CAR 4 43 Chris Carson, SEA 7 43 Jordy Nelson, OAK 7 44 Giovani Bernard, CIN 9 44 Michael Gallup, DAL 8 45 Theo Riddick, DET 6 45 Kenny Stills, MIA 11 46 James White, NE 11 46 Anthony Miller, CHI 5 47 Nick Chubb, CLE 11 47 John Brown, BAL 10 48 Aaron Jones, GB 7 48 Kenny Golladay, DET 6 49 Ty Montgomery, GB 7 49 Marqise Lee, JAC 9 50 Jordan Wilkins, IND 9 50 Sterling Shepard, NYG 9 51 Robert Kelley, WAS 4 51 Kelvin Benjamin, BUF 11 52 C.J. Anderson, CAR 4 52 Tyler Lockett, SEA 7 on twitter 53 Corey Clement, PHI 9 53 Cameron Meredith, NO 6 54 Frank Gore, MIA 11 54 DeVante Parker, MIA 11 @TheFFParty 55 Matt Breida, SF 11 55 Tyrell Williams, LAC 8 56 Devontae Booker, DEN 10 56 Josh Doctson, WAS 4 @MPLSMaggio 57 Austin Ekeler, LAC 8 57 DeSean Jackson, TB 5 58 LeGarrette Blount, DET 6 58 Cole Beasley, DAL 8 59 Corey Grant, JAC 9 59 Chris Godwin, TB 5 scoring system - .5 point per reception (ppr) 60 Doug Martin, OAK 7 60 Taywan Taylor, TEN 8 passing - 1 point per 25 yards; 4 points per TD 61 John Ross, CIN 9 rushing/receiving - 1 point per 10 yards; 6 points per TD 62 Allen Hurns, DAL 8 63 Danny Amendola, MIA 11 64 Mike Williams, LAC 8 65 James Washington, PIT 7.
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