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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 Sony Michel, NE 11 30 Corey Davis, TEN 8 30 Austin Hooper, ATL 8 12 Chicago Bears 5 31 Sam Darnold, NYJ 11 31 Marlon Mack, IND 9 31 Michael Crabtree, BAL 10 31 Vernon Davis, WAS 4 13 Atlanta Falcons 8 32 Josh Allen, BUF 11 32 Isaiah Crowell, NYJ 11 32 Robby Anderson, NYJ 11 32 Blake Jarwin, DAL 8 14 Pittsburgh Steelers 7 33 Baker Mayeld, CLE 11 33 Tevin Coleman, ATL 8 33 Cooper Kupp, LAR 12 33 Stephen Anderson, HOU 10 15 Arizona Cardinals 9 34 Josh Rosen, ARI 9 34 Rashaad Penny, SEA 7 34 Marquise Goodwin, SF 11 34 Dallas Goedert, PHI 9 35 Ryan Fitzpatrick, TB 5 35 Duke Johnson, CLE 11 35 Jamison Crowder, WAS 4 35 Jake Butt, DEN 10 36 Chris Thompson, WAS 4 36 Nelson Agholor, PHI 9 37 Tarik Cohen, CHI 5 37 Will Fuller, HOU 10 38 Ronald Jones, TB 5 38 Pierre Garcon, SF 11 39 Adrian Peterson, WAS 4 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 Nick Chubb, CLE 11 43 Jordy Nelson, OAK 7 44 Chris Carson, SEA 7 44 Michael Gallup, DAL 8 45 Giovani Bernard, CIN 9 45 Kenny Stills, MIA 11 46 Aaron Jones, GB 7 46 Anthony Miller, CHI 5 47 Theo Riddick, DET 6 47 John Brown, BAL 10 48 James White, NE 11 48 Kenny Golladay, DET 6 49 Ty Montgomery, GB 7 49 Marqise Lee, JAC 9 50 Robert Kelley, WAS 4 50 Sterling Shepard, NYG 9 51 Jordan Wilkins, IND 9 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 Calvin Ridley, ATL 8.
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    2018 FANTASY FOOTBALL NFL TEAM DEPTH CHARTS AFC EAST NFC EAST QB1 Josh Allen (296) QB1 Ryan Tannehill (220) QB1 Sam Darnold (269) QB1 Tom Brady (59) QB1 Dak Prescott (151) QB1 Carson Wentz (79) QB1 Eli Manning (243) QB1 Alex Smith (136) QB2 AJ McCarron (310) QB2 - QB2 Josh McCown (301) QB2 - QB2 - QB2 Nick Foles (317) QB2 - QB2 - RB1 LeSean McCoy (23) RB1 Kenyan Drake (42) RB1 Isaiah Crowell (62) RB1 Rex Burkhead (61) RB1 Ezekiel Elliott (4) RB1 Jay Ajayi (48) RB1 Saquon Barkley (6) RB1 Chris Thompson (73) RB2 Chris Ivory (204) RB2 Frank Gore (236) RB2 Bilal Powell (154) RB2 Sony Michel (96) RB2 Rod Smith (239) RB2 Corey Clement (156) RB2 Jonathan Stewart (237) RB2 Adrian Peterson (121) RB3 Travaris Cadet (304) RB3 Kalen Ballage (280) RB3 Elijah McGuire (208) RB3 James White (98) RB3 Tavon Austin (264) RB3 Darren Sproles (202) RB3 Wayne Gallman (238) RB3 Rob Kelley (194) WR1 Kelvin Benjamin (92) WR1 DeVante Parker (95) WR1 Robby Anderson (77) WR1 Chris Hogan (53) WR1 Allen Hurns (104) WR1 Alshon Jeffery (43) WR1 Odell Beckham Jr. (10) WR1 Jamison Crowder (83) WR2 Corey Coleman (230) WR2 Kenny Stills (102) WR2 Quincy Enunwa (162) WR2 Julian Edelman (84) WR2 Michael Gallup (112) WR2 Nelson Agholor (103) WR2 Sterling Shepard (93) WR2 Josh Doctson (94) WR3 Zay Jones (263) WR3 Danny Amendola (111) WR3 Jermaine Kearse (231) WR3 - WR3 Cole Beasley (213) WR3 Mike Wallace (159) WR3 - WR3 Paul Richardson (105) WR4 - WR4 Albert Wilson (217) WR4 Terrelle Pryor Sr. (233) WR4 - WR4 Terrance Williams (227) WR4 - WR4 - WR4 - TE1 Charles Clay (145) TE1