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NFL Preview: Cincinnati Bengals

Posted by Scott Sargent Categories: NFL

Carson Palmer leads the way for the Cincinnati Bengals

CINCINNATI BENGALS
2007 RECORD: 7-9

Overview: Talk about a fall from grace.  With one of the best turnover ratios in the league only a year prior, the Cincinnati Bengals could not stop anyone on the defensive side of the ball in 2007.  This situation led to several losses, players pointing fingers, and a disappointing season all around.  This year hopes to be different for the men in stripes (no pun intended), as they still have one of the best quarterbacks in the league that is throwing the ball to two premier receivers.  The defense is still a bit on the questionable side, but a progressing group of cornerbacks coupled with some veteran leadership should allow for modest improvement.

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FF Preview: Top Tier Wide Recievers

Posted by Sean O'Connor Categories: Athletes, Fantasy, NFL

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Fantasy Football Drafts are in full swing now with only two weeks remaining until the season kicks off.

Here are my top 10 fantasy football recievers for 2006:

  1. Chad Johnson: You know he is going to have yet another big year as this offense will get better and better with Carson Palmer’s maturity.
  2. Steve Smith: He was huge last year, and is bound to catch more balls with a servicable number 2 reciever lining up on the other side.
  3. Larry Fitzgerald: He’s young and as long as Kurt Warner can stay upright, he is sure to get in the end zone upwards of 10 times.
  4. Marvin Harrison: I dont care if he’s getting up there in years, no one is more consistent.  The Colts are going to be throwing even more this year.
  5. Tory Holt: The other Mr. Consistency. He’ll put up good to great numbers year in and year out.
  6. Terell Owens: He’d be worth the risk at this point in time.  Drew Bledsoe is bound to have a career year with all of his options and if Terell gets fully healthy he is as good as anyone.
  7. Reggie Wayne: Another Colt? Peyton is going to spread it to both of these guys again this year.
  8. Randy Moss: He was the best once up a time.  Now he is just above average.
  9. Chris Chambers: Again, this guys stats depend on his quarterback.  It remains to be seen how much partying Dante will be doing on South Beach this fall.
  10. Santana Moss: he is flat out dangerous and should get plenty of single coverage this year.

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