Fantasy Football 2008

NFL Cheat Sheet 2008

August 19th, 2008
Quarterback (QB)
1 Tom Brady NE 24 Trent Edwards BUF
2 Peyton Manning IND 25 Tarvaris Jackson MIN
3 Tony Romo DAL 26 JaMarcus Russell OAK
4 Drew Brees NO 27 Alex Smith SF
5 Ben Roethlisberger PIT 28 Brodie Croyle KC
6 Carson Palmer CIN 29 Kurt Warner ARI
7 Derek Anderson CLE 30 Kellen Clemens NYJ
8 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 31 Rex Grossman CHI
9 Donovan McNabb PHI 32 Chad Pennington NYJ
10 Jay Cutler DEN 33 Chris Redman ATL
11 Marc Bulger STL 34 Joe Flacco BAL
12 David Garrard JAX 35 Kyle Boller BAL
13 Eli Manning NYG 36 Josh McCown MIA
14 Jake Delhomme CAR 37 Matt Ryan ATL
15 Matt Schaub HOU 38 John Beck MIA
16 Philip Rivers SD 39 Shaun Hill SF
17 Aaron Rodgers GB 40 Kyle Orton CHI
18 Jon Kitna DET 41 Sage Rosenfels HOU
19 Matt Leinart ARI 42 Troy Smith BAL
20 Brett Favre NYJ 43 Gus Frerotte MIN
21 Jason Campbell WAS 44 Brady Quinn CLE
22 Vince Young TEN 45 Cleo Lemon JAX
23 Jeff Garcia TB 46 Brian Brohm GB
Running Back (RB)
1 Ladainian Tomlinson SD 26 LenDale White TEN
2 Adrian Peterson MIN 27 Selvin Young DEN
3 Brian Westbrook PHI 28 Rudi Johnson CIN
4 Steven Jackson STL 29 Matt Forte CHI
5 Joseph Addai IND 30 Julius Jones SEA
6 Frank Gore SF 31 Kevin Smith DET
7 Clinton Portis WAS 32 Fred Taylor JAX
8 Larry Johnson KC 33 Rashard Mendenhall PIT
9 Marion Barber DAL 34 Felix Jones DAL
10 Marshawn Lynch BUF 35 DeAngelo Williams CAR
11 Willis McGahee BAL 36 Chester Taylor MIN
12 Ryan Grant GB 37 Ahman Green HOU
13 Maurice Jones-Drew JAX 38 Justin Fargas OAK
14 Jamal Lewis CLE 39 Deuce McAllister NO
15 Brandon Jacobs NYG 40 Chris Johnson TEN
16 Reggie Bush NO 41 Chris Brown HOU
17 Ronnie Brown MIA 42 Kevin Jones CHI
18 Michael Turner ATL 43 Ricky Williams MIA
19 Laurence Maroney NE 44 Jerious Norwood ATL
20 Darren McFadden OAK 45 Ahmad Bradshaw NYG
21 Earnest Graham TB 46 Tatum Bell DET
22 Willie Parker PIT 47 Kenny Watson CIN
23 Edgerrin James ARI 48 Leon Washington NYJ
24 Thomas Jones NYJ 49 Ryan Torain DEN
25 Jonathan Stewart CAR 50 Ladell Betts WAS
Wide Receiver (WR)
1 Randy Moss NE 43 Vincent Jackson SD
2 Reggie Wayne IND 44 Reggie Williams JAX
3 Terrell Owens DAL 45 Sidney Rice MIN
4 Braylon Edwards CLE 46 Ronald Curry OAK
5 Larry Fitzgerald ARI 47 D.J. Hackett CAR
6 Andre Johnson HOU 48 Bryant Johnson SF
7 Steve Smith CAR 49 Drew Bennett STL
8 Marques Colston NO 50 Amani Toomer NYG
9 T.J. Houshmandzadeh CIN 51 Ted Ginn Jr. MIA
10 Chad Johnson CIN 52 Mark Clayton BAL
11 Plaxico Burress NYG 53 Kevin Walter HOU
12 Torry Holt STL 54 Darrell Jackson DEN
13 Wes Welker NE 55 Jabar Gaffney NE
14 Anquan Boldin ARI 56 Marty Booker CHI
15 Roy Williams DET 57 Deion Branch SEA
16 Brandon Marshall DEN 58 James Jones GB
17 Santonio Holmes PIT 59 Shaun McDonald DET
18 Greg Jennings GB 60 Justin Gage TEN
19 Roddy White ATL 61 Devin Hester CHI
20 Hines Ward PIT 62 Muhsin Muhammad CAR
21 Marvin Harrison IND 63 David Patten NO
22 Dwayne Bowe KC 64 James Hardy BUF
23 Lee Evans BUF 65 Antonio Bryant TB
24 Calvin Johnson DET 66 Devin Thomas WAS
25 Donald Driver GB 67 Ernest Wilford MIA
26 Santana Moss WAS 68 Brandon Stokley DEN
27 Chris Chambers SD 69 Antwaan Randle El WAS
28 Laveranues Coles NYJ 70 Roydell Williams TEN
29 Kevin Curtis PHI 71 Arnaz Battle SF
30 Bernard Berrian MIN 72 Steve Smith NYG
31 Joey Galloway TB 73 Andre’ Davis HOU
32 Bobby Engram SEA 74 Limas Sweed PIT
33 Jerricho Cotchery NYJ 75 Bobby Wade MIN
34 Javon Walker OAK 76 Laurent Robinson ATL
35 Nate Burleson SEA 77 Michael Jenkins ATL
36 Derrick Mason BAL 78 Drew Carter OAK
37 Donte’ Stallworth CLE 79 Terry Glenn FA
38 Anthony Gonzalez IND 80 Ike Hilliard TB
39 Patrick Crayton DAL 81 Keary Colbert DEN
40 Jerry Porter JAX 82 DeSean Jackson PHI
41 Reggie Brown PHI 83 Robert Meachem NO
42 Isaac Bruce SF 84 Nate Washington PIT
Tight End (TE)
1 Jason Witten DAL 21 Kevin Boss NYG
2 Antonio Gates SD 22 Dustin Keller NYJ
3 Kellen Winslow CLE 23 Alex Smith TB
4 Tony Gonzalez KC 24 Leonard Pope ARI
5 Chris Cooley WAS 25 John Carlson SEA
6 Dallas Clark IND 26 Marcedes Lewis JAX
7 Todd Heap BAL 27 Anthony Fasano MIA
8 Jeremy Shockey NO 28 Jeff King CAR
9 Vernon Davis SF 29 Desmond Clark CHI
10 Tony Scheffler DEN 30 Chris Baker NYJ
11 Heath Miller PIT 31 Robert Royal BUF
12 Owen Daniels HOU 32 Visanthe Shiancoe MIN
13 Alge Crumpler TEN 33 David Martin MIA
14 Greg Olsen CHI 34 Ben Troupe TEN
15 Benjamin Watson NE 35 Bo Scaife TEN
16 Donald Lee GB 36 Marcus Pollard NE
17 L.J. Smith PHI 37 Eric Johnson FA
18 Zach Miller OAK 38 Martrez Milner ATL
19 Randy McMichael STL 39 Fred Davis WAS
20 Ben Utecht CIN 40 Daniel Graham DEN
Kicker (K)
1 Nick Folk DAL 18 Matt Stover BAL
2 Stephen Gostkowski NE 19 Jason Elam ATL
3 Shayne Graham CIN 20 Lawrence Tynes NYG
4 Mason Crosby GB 21 Matt Bryant TB
5 Rob Bironas TEN 22 Ryan Longwell MIN
6 Nate Kaeding SD 23 Taylor Mehlhaff NO
7 Adam Vinatieri IND 24 Olindo Mare SEA
8 Josh Brown STL 25 John Kasay CAR
9 Phil Dawson CLE 26 Brandon Coutu SEA
10 Robbie Gould CHI 27 Sebastian Janikowski OAK
11 Josh Scobee JAX 28 Mike Nugent NYJ
12 Neil Rackers ARI 29 Martin Gramatica NO
13 Kris Brown HOU 30 Matt Prater DEN
14 Jason Hanson DET 31 Joe Nedney SF
15 Jeff Reed PIT 32 Rian Lindell BUF
16 Shaun Suisham WAS 33 Jay Feely MIA
17 David Akers PHI
Defense (DEF)
1 San Diego Chargers SD 17 Tennessee Titans TEN
2 Minnesota Vikings MIN 18 Denver Broncos DEN
3 New England Patriots NE 19 Washington Redskins WAS
4 Chicago Bears CHI 20 Houston Texans HOU
5 Dallas Cowboys DAL 21 Cleveland Browns CLE
6 New York Giants NYG 22 Oakland Raiders OAK
7 Green Bay Packers GB 23 Detroit Lions DET
8 Seattle Seahawks SEA 24 New York Jets NYJ
9 Pittsburgh Steelers PIT 25 Cincinnati Bengals CIN
10 Jacksonville Jaguars JAX 26 New Orleans Saints NO
11 Baltimore Ravens BAL 27 St. Louis Rams STL
12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers TB 28 San Francisco 49ers SF
13 Indianapolis Colts IND 29 Carolina Panthers CAR
14 Philadelphia Eagles PHI 30 Kansas City Chiefs KC
15 Arizona Cardinals ARI 31 Miami Dolphins MIA
16 Buffalo Bills BUF 32 Atlanta Falcons ATL

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