My Brandon Marshall Blog

Wide receiver is a position that seems to grow in importance with each season. Many experienced GMS have overcome the traditional RBs in the first two rounds of their projects, go a WR and a QB or even two WRs. Today we will discuss the top 10 Fantasy wide receivers, enter in the 2009 season.

Brandon Marshall. The Broncos WR is at a disadvantage with the loss of the quarterback Jay Cutler, but Josh McDaniels still must be effective offensively and Marshall as your receiver you should look at go to.He is a riskier play, but the fact that Marshall has topped 100 receptions in each of their two seasons give too much upside to extra pasar.Puntos for Marshall points by League of reception.

Roddy White. White may well exceeding 9 for WRs this coming season range, but breakout last year does not have sufficient consistency to justify a higher position in the list it. Matt Ryan will continue to improve.Addition of Tony Gonzalez should substantially improve offense of the Falcons.Mientras González you see some action from the White end zone previously saw, locate the defensive attention González gets to create opportunities for white. Look for white to record their third season 1200 + yard line in the process.

Reggie Wayne.Traditionally, safer options in labour relations, Wayne numbers were a bit out last year, compared with slow pasadas.Un seasons beginning from Peyton Manning take into account that, apart from a minor injury and a growing chemistry between Peyton Manning and Dallas Clark. The last season can be considered an off year for Wayne, who finished 10th or total yards with 1145 (compared to the previous year 1510) and only learned 6 members (compared to 10 year). For these reasons, Wayne slides down from the 4 above to 8 #, but could easily rebound this season.

Greg Jennings. What is not a detached yards and nine members?Jennings was the # 1 choice in Green Bay on Donald Driver offensive and Aaron Rodgers is a more than capable of quarterback.Jennings posted 12 members in 2007 and seems to find the easily end zone.

Steve Smith. While missing two games last season, Smith was still able to finish third in the NFL in receiving yards (1421), and its six MEPs balance these numbers very well. A duo of extremely talented running back DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart may keep TD total down a little, but 30 years of age, Smith is at its best and should be as reliable as anyone at the wide receiver position.

Anquan Boldin .Viniendo a great season in Arizona, there is nothing like about Anquan Boldin - when healthy that it is not. Boldin scored 11 members and captured to 1038 yards, all in 12 games. On a per game basis, no one was better than Boldin in terms of parliamentarians and their yards per game in the best room in the NFL. Boldin only concern is your health. Wide receiver has lost four games in each of the last two seasons. Boldin come playoff time loss (this happened last year) could be devastating for any fantasy GM.

Calvin Johnson. If talent was a consideration, he would be 3 above. But Johnson plays for the Lions, which limited its effectiveness in one way or another. Roy Williams the Cowboys loss only meant more opportunities for Johnson, who finished with an extraordinary 1331 yards and 12 members (tied to high NFL).Johnson will be just 24 years of age that this season and may well improve. Anyone looking upward may want to set their sights on Johnson.miedo!

Andre Johnson.Johnson led the NFL in receiving the final season, with an incredible 1575 yards.He seems to be improving with each year you 8 members were a little low, but nobody in a PPR League gladly would ignore this, while led the NFL in receptions with 115.Johnson lost half of the season of 2007 due to an injury, but otherwise has been healthy in his career.When in the field, is simply one of the best.

Randy Moss.MOSS could easily carving his role as # 1, but inconsistency as shown in previous seasons 2008 (2006) makes it a little arriesgado.Su action 2007 with Tom Brady has fantasy GMs drooling about its potential, but there is still a little risk built en.nadie in recent memory has been better Randy Moss was in 2007.Si you create you back to the form with Brady in action, you might want to classify him at # 1.

Larry Fitzgerald .Voy reach to a wide receiver who I know that I can rely on the week and week fuera.Y for me, that is what is on Larry Fitzgerald .Fitzgerald had a high of NFL 12 members in 2008 and finished second in receiving yards with 1431.Tuvo an incredible for the season 2008, scoring 13 members until the end of the regular season and the playoffs.Tiene a great attitude about sport final and only lost four total games on his five year career.

For me, is what you choose a # 1 is all about.

Here's a breakdown of every AFC team, including prediction standings by division.

AFC East

Buffalo Bills (6-10) As we all know, are still stuck in a never ending rebuilding phase. Their incoming draft class does look promising, but C.J. Spiller alone won't be able to revive a franchise plagued by a banged up QB and defensive inconsistencies.

Miami Dolphins (8-8) Miami will definitely benefit Brandon Marshall's on-field abilities and knack to rise to the occasion; no player more so than Chad Henne.?It will be interesting to see how Coach Tony Sparano and co. utilize the wildcat this season and whether they'll get the edge they needed last year.? With a tough schedule early on, the Dolphins will need a spark from their playmakers on both sides of the ball to keep up with the rest of the division.

New York Jets (9-7) So far, the Jets have been the Paris Hilton of the NFL preseason- they know how to make headlines, but what else do they bring to the table? They have made some nice offseason acquisitions, most notably Santonio Holmes, Jason Taylor, and Johnny Appleseed himself- Antonio Cromartie. But with OLB Calvin Pace out indefinitely and Revis Island still out of sight, last year's #1 ranked defense doesn't look quite as tough. Still, Jets fans shouldn't be too worried; they can still bank on having a hardnosed D and an O-line that should have their way with anyone they face. I'd be surprised if the Jets aren't a WildCard team when it's all said and done.

New England Patriots (10-6) The Pats are my pick to win the division. Wes Welker's speedy recovery will be huge for them. The signing of Algie Crumpler and the growth of Julian Edelman will complement Moss and Welker in the passing attack. The key is for them to use their speed on D effectively and create turnovers.

AFC North

Cleveland Browns (5-11) The Browns have gotten used to being the bottom-feeders of the AFC North- maybe the Cavs should follow suit. Last year's least-productive offense needs a serious jolt of energy. Hopefully Joshua Cribbs can continue to be a special teams sensation and Mohamed Massaquoi can bail out Jake Delhomme, who will undoubtedly struggle in this division. The Browns should look to last season's 4-0 ending for inspiration.

Cincinnati Bengals (8-8) Ochocinco and co. looked on the rise, but their late-season freefall into the playoffs worried me. The addition of TO and 1st round TE Jermaine Gresham will help Carson Palmer be better poised, but Cincy needs repeat performances from Cedric Benson and their defense in order to grind it out with the AFC North's top dogs.

Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6) Mike Tomlin's squad is my second AFC Wild Card pick (along with the Jets). The absence of Big Ben early on will help establish Rashard Mendenhall in the ground game. Look for Mike Wallace to emerge as their big-play WR, and Troy Polamalu (and his $1 million locks of fury) to lead his defense close to where they were for their Super Bowl run 2 years ago.

Baltimore Ravens (11-5) The Ravens will hail as this year's AFC North champs. Aside from their continuing struggles at secondary, the Ravens look to capitalize on Flacco's new target in Anquan Boldin, as well as Ray Rice's sheer dominance out of the backfield.

AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars (7-9) Hands-down the streakiest division, the Jaguars?don't seem like they've done enough in the offseason to improve on last year's record. Maurice Jones-Drew should keep them competitive, but their front 7 will have a tough time facing offenses led by Peyton Manning, Matt Schaub, and Vince Young in their inter-division match ups.

Tennessee Titans (8-8) The ultimate question: who shows up, the team that started 0-6 or the one that finished off the season 8-2. Chris Johnson and Vince Young may be the league's most dynamic one-two punch, but the defense needs to fill the void left by Keith Bulluck, Kyle Vanden Bosch, and let's face it- Albert Haynesworth. ?

Houston Texans (9-7) The Matt Schaub - Andre Johnson connection rivals the best in the NFL, and with Owen Daniels healthy, their aerial attack could be lethal. If their backfield can become a legitimate concern for the teams they face, they'll be able to steal a few games here and there.

Indianapolis Colts (12-4) Last year's Super Bowl loss could mean this AFC South powerhouse will play with a bit of a chip on their shoulder. Throw Peyton Manning on any team, and he'll win you 9 games at the very least. Then add arguably the deepest receiving corpse in the league, and they'll win you 12. If that defense can tighten up and Bob Sanders gets back to full-form, this group can be flirting with a repeat trip to the big game.

AFC West

Oakland Raiders (6-10) It looks like Jason Campbell is back on track after a preseason injury scare, which is good news for a team that hasn't had a formidable QB threat since the Rich Gannon era (remember that guy?). The Raiders are getting some nice pieces in place on both sides of the ball, but they're still a world away from getting to that next level of competitive play.

Kansas City Chiefs (6-10) A solid RB duo will definitely help Matt Cassel, as will his ex-Patriot buddies- Charlie Weis and Romeo Crennel. Dwayne Bowe will be a reliable target for Cassel, but a lot of questions still surround their slim O-line and ability to put pressure on defense.

Denver Broncos (8-8) With Indy, Tennessee, and Baltimore in Weeks 3, 4, and 5 in their schedule, don't expect them to start 6-0 like last season. And with Brandon Marshall out of the picture, Josh McDaniels will have to rely more on Knowshon Moreno than expected. Of crouse, we're all curious to see how the Tebow effect comes into play.? This team will play teams tough but they'll fall slightly short of playoff contention.

San Diego Chargers (10-6) SD may appear to have lost its identity with LT's departure and Vincent Jackson's hiatus, but it will open the doors for Philip Rivers and rookie phenom Ryan Matthews. Expect San Diego's light schedule to propel them into the playoffs, but how far they play into January is another story altogether.

The Miami Dolphins were unable to defend his title this AFC in 2009, as they traveled only 7-9 and finished third in Division of having gone 11-5 in 2008. The year below has been coach head Tony Sparano in the hot seat, only one season after that everyone was praising the work that made to which this computer back on track. The Dolphins had two big moves this season by adding wide receiver Brandon Marshall and linebacker Karlos Dansby and they are waiting for the new additions will be able to get this team to the top. Here is a look at what the Dolphins will bring to the table on both sides of the ball, apart from my prediction on where finished the season in the AFC East.

Ofensa:The Dolphins were forced to southern Chad fire from last season, as opening day starter Chad Pennington came down with a season injury week 3.Henne had its ups and downs in his first real as a heading NFL quarterback has earned heading heading inks flat in the 2010 season, but he must find a way to keep his interceptions down this season.

The Dolphins were also big game injury by running in 2010, as lost Ronnie Brown after the games simply pleasant. Brown injury allowed the eternal Ricky Williams demonstrate that it can still be one of the best in the League, as Williams ended the year with 1,121 yards and 11 touchdowns backs. With Brown again the Dolphins once more offered one of the best yards rushing attacks in the NFL.

I believe that the addition of Brandon Marshall will pay huge dividends for the entire offense of dolphins in 2010.Marshall will keep equipment for loading box to stop the running game and also giving wide outs Greg Camarillo, Bess Devon and Brian Hartline more space to move around the secundaria.También find a year after rebound of tight end Anthony Fasano.

The offensive line has the potential to be quite good, as one of the best tackles left young return Jake Long game. It seems that the Dolphins will have two new guards to start the season 2010, measure added Richie Incognito for playing right guard while rookie that John Jerry expected start the left guard.

Defensa:The Dolphins hired Mike Nolan as new defensive coordinator of the team and hope that he can rotate around a unit which fought in 2009.The Dolphins are hoping that their first election round defensive end Jared Odrick ready to go and start one of the endpoints, while Kendall Langford and Phillip Merling are struggling to start at the other endpoint.In 2009, Randy Starks grabbed seven sacks defensive end, but the Dolphins hope that he can make the step to the nose to tackle this season.

Linebacker the Dolphins are hoping to rookie Koa March and former CFL star Cameron Wake can intervene and play well in the two outside of manchas.Las figures of Dansby to make a huge impact on the environment and don't be surprised to see a much better out of Channing Crowder, which really should benefit season of playing alongside Dansby.

The Dolphins were forced to start two rookies in corner in 2009, and it is expected that Sean Smith and Vontae Davis maintain those initial year 2010.Veterano jobs Will Allen lost most of last season and it is likely that will be used primarily as a corner of this safety Yeremiah Bell temporada.Strong nickel is a machine address and figures to be one of the pillars for years venideros.El security elsewhere is open, and it seems that rookie Reshad Jones has the edge early in the initial landing work.

Prediction - 2nd AFC East:The Dolphins are one of my heading surprise teams in the 2010 season, and I think that they have what it takes to finish ahead of the Jets this season, but not exactly enough as to take down the Patriots of the top spot.

The Denver Broncos had a stunning start 6 - 0 in the rookie coach Josh McDaniels in 2009 and people were calling McDaniels a Belichick mini-Bill. But then remembered Kyle Orton was Kyle Orton and Broncos began to play more to the level of their overall, won only two games over the rest of the year to finish after more than 8-8 talent and out of the playoffs.

So in an effort to improve, the Broncos were two quite illogical things this offseason: they traded their best player, all-pro receiver Brandon Marshall and traded in the NFL Draft to take Florida quarterback Tim Tebow - in spite of having Orton in the list and have traded for a green still Brady Quinn - even more Tebow consider a project that will take at least a few seasons to develop as a quarterback if he ever does.(As an aside, this was a great marketing as the Tebow jersey ploy because no. is seller's 1 in the League).

Marshall, trading as Jay Cutler trade last year, had nothing to do with talent but everything to do with attitude.the Broncos did not give an extension of long-term new, lucrative because, had some issues off field and the team the fact suspended during camp last year and for regular season finale. still, the Marshall trapped 101 passes to 1,120 yards and 10 touchdowns last season, including the 21 NFL record a loss in Indianapolis. He is expected to take Jabar Gaffney field Marshall vs. Eddie Royal, although 2010 first-rounder Demaryius Thomas will eventually be a starter motor.

Tebow could get on the field occasionally in a package type Wildcat but if he is starting week 8 (Orton will begin when you open the season), then the Broncos season of the is basically already. In addition, Denver could have some major concerns in the offensive line.All-pro left tackle Ryan Clady underwent surgery this spring for a broken left patella tendon, which suffered while playing baloncesto.Tiene hope again for 1 week, but there is certainly no guarantee of. Clady allowed the fewest sacks between tackles as a rookie in 2008 and last year became the eleventh tackle win Pro Bowl honors in his second season.Starting guard Russ Hochstein is also emerging from a torn ACL but is waiting to be ready for camp.

Defence of Denver took a giant leap forward last year, finishing a surprising seventh overall.But the team celebrates its fifth defensive coordinator in five years with the promotion of Don Martindale linebackers, coach replacing Mike Nolan.Vamos to see if Elvis Dumervil linebacker matches your bag 17 seasonal 2009 now that he has a new contract of graso.Esta unit could take a step back from eight of the expected incoming are at least 30.

'Over/bass takes football list Denver' for the NFL season win totals 7, 5.Hagamos a break down of the Denver Broncos 2010 (all times Eastern) programming:

Week 1: Sunday, 12 September, in Jacksonville, 1: 00 p. M.
Week 2: Sunday, 19 September, 4: 05 PM
Week 3: Sunday, September 26, Indianapolis, 4: 15 PM
Week 4: Sunday, October 3, in Tennessee, 1: 00 p. M.
Week 5: Sunday, October 10, in Baltimore, 1: 00 p. M.
Week 6: 17 October, New York Jets, 4: 05
PM
Week 7: 24 October, Oakland, 4: 15 PM
Week 8: Sunday, October 31, in San Francisco, 1: 00 PM (London)
Week 9: BYE
Week 10: 14 November, Kansas City, 4: 05 PM
Week 11: Monday, November 22, in San Diego, 8: 30 PM
Week 12: 28 November, St. Louis, 4: 15 PM
Week 13: Sunday, December 5, in Kansas City, 1: 00 p. M.
Week 14: Sunday, December 12, in Arizona, 4: 15 PM
Week 15: Sunday, December 19, Oakland, 4: 15 PM
Week 16: 26 December, Houston, 4: 05 PM
Week 17: 2 January, San Diego, 4: 15 PM

This is classified as easier programming the ninth in the NFL, with winning percentage of.484 an opponents 2009 (124-132) .the first thing I see here is that five of six games of AFC West of Denver came after the farewell and Broncos not face the favorite Chargers lines Division until almost Thanksgiving, that affect football betting.

Denver, certainly opens with two games to win against the Jaguars and the Seahawks, two teams not playoff for a year. Los Broncos have won their last three season openers, but have opened as a 1.5 vs the Jags in WagerWeb.Es underdog the sixth year in a row that Denver opens in the carretera.Jacksonville is one of those teams that could be 10-6 and 6-10.

The Broncos almost need to win the first two as it could easily lose the next four and NFL point spreads say that they will undoubtedly be dogs in three of them (maybe not at home versus the Jets) .the game with the Colts mark the 11th consecutive year that Denver will play a team that was Super Bowl year that stretch anterior.después lasts, the Broncos should be capable of handling Oakland home of the disruptive journey across the pond against a team of good 49ers.Aquellos Yes tight NFL should call it 3-5 entering the bye.

Programming is much, much easier after the week off with only two computers playoff between the heap (Chargers, Cardinals) .Ese stretch of week 13-15 is the first time since 1997 Denver plays three matches consecutivos.Nighter solo Monday against bolts road 19 years in a row that Denver is included in the multinational force, the streak longest of active Liga.San Diego swept in Denver last year with a total of 83 points.

I'm not a big fan of Denver that defence of ageing and McDaniels is itching only get allí.si Tebow well usually tremendous in home games Orton, he is average at best in road games. would go to 'low' total WagerWeb, because this seems like a team of 7-9, at best.

NFL 2010-2011 season can be a long way off, but this does not mean that the fans are deprived of the exciting action of gridiron. Each year sees a variety of surprising offices, selections and falls. Perhaps the most interesting of all next season is the main five NFL free agent signings. Read on to these free NFL picks!

Chad Pennington, Miami Dolphins: Pennington has been a go to guy for the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins. In spite of a minor as a stellar career in New York, showed signs of promise once the Dolphins took a bet on the fading star. He responded with excellent performances that reminds everyone why he was a superior first product. Then came the injury.The Dolphins had to put their stocks in a new according to the Center kid, and with the acquisition of the upper receiver Brandon Marshall, seems unlikely that there is enough space in the table for this veteran QB.En contrast, their chances of obtaining collected by a team like the Denver Broncos look very promising.

LenDale White Tennessee Titans: Once the terror of Tennessee, white saw their number of scree grow smaller as the season progressed.Stuck on the bench behind of the promising athlete Chris Johnson, it became clear that the Titans were not enthusiastic about the use of white on the road by delante.A regret that his days as a running back above appear to be more in the capital of the country in the world, music has no white yet. A number of teams could benefit from their powerful legs and never say die attitude.

Thousands Austin, Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys may have to pay a high price for an early season pass not to renew the Austin.El prodigy decision really showed what he could do throughout the year, with more than 1,300 yards receiving. Austin is in a position of cousins renegotiation with owner Jerry Jones and could still lead the blue and white.Millions of fans in the Lone Star State have their fingers crossed, hoping this one works in their favour.

Brandon Marshall, Denver Broncos: he can no longer be a free agent, but until a short time ago, the football fans and the Organization of the Broncos, wondering where they could upload this talent. would you be in Orange and blue Bronco for another year or orange and a shade of Blue Dolphin?As things turned out, was the latter and Marshall ended as one early acquisitions of great season next. watch for him add to growing line of Miami next year.

Terrell Owens, Buffalo Bills: Owens star has faded, but this star wide receiver is still in great shape, and as he keeps his behavior costume in check - what did last year - even can have life even for him.

Is agreed or disagreed? prepared you to max out your bonus of gamblers online in the determination of the main actors for the new season!

After you go 7-6 in 2009 and capping the season with a great victory over Ohio 21-17 in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, Marshall Thundering Herd will look for maintain its momentum as they head in a new season. Will be addressed by one of the college soccer ball specialists recruit top, head coach John "doc" Holliday. Holiday 52 years of age will bring with it a plethora of experience having served performances with SEC Giants Florida, State of North Carolina and West Virginia. Start your time in order for 14 returning inbound and a list of 83-player, a daunting task for even the most experienced coaches Marshall.

Offense:

The herd offense will be under the direction of new offensive coordinator Bill Legg and Tony Peterson and will be centered around the return of seven starters return, including quarterback Brian Anderson.Los 6 ' - 3 "senior started all 13 contests directing team to their first Bowl win in his first full season, throwing for 2,646 yards and 14 touchdowns on the road." Anderson has quite a lock number one this season, but will remain strong, as "redshirt" freshman to a.j. Graham is ready in the wings.

Returning starters junior Terrell Edwards and sophomore Andre Booker shall be called to populate the dataset in the backfield Marshall left by bound NFL Darius Marshall, who lead the team last year in yards rushing.Edwards, whose performance was in the victory over SMU last season, they rushed to 217 yards and three touchdowns, including 113 yards and a touchdown in the victory of this unique. Booker also emerged as a threat last season, but saw limited action running for only 73 yards in 15 attempts in seven games.

If all else fails the herd can be passed to the second year student Martin Ward, who entered the Fort in the final two games of the season and finished with 393 total yards and three touchdowns in 82 just carries, including 136 yards in a game against Southern Methodist November 21. ran 75 yards and two touchdowns in 2009 Little Caesars Pizza Bowl, enough to be named the game MVP.

Here is a look at the 2010 Thundering Herd to help make your winners of the colegio.Para football a detailed overview of the predictions of soccer 2010 Conference withdraw it.

Defence:

First team All C-USA selection linebacker Mario Harvey will be one of the seven incoming defensive starting with a trio of mollies pigs in the line of the frente.Luchando against him out in the trenches will be junior tackles Delvin Johnson and Brandon Bullock, along with defensive end Johnny Jones.Are an impressive group with intimidating permanent size 6-4, 320 pounds on average

Another starter return DB DeQuan Bembry, who had 53 tackles and three selections, junior will lead a experienced high school which includes junior CB Ahmed Shakoor, who led the team with 11 swatted, slideshows and T.J. Drakeford, who seek to play longer after appearing in only five games in 2009 due to permanent injuries.

Rounding of the sixth and seventh incoming returnees will be junior Brown Omar and Kevin Perry security senior basis of datos.Brown, who stepped up after senior John Saunders succumbed to an injury to the end of the season, finished third in team with 73 tackles, two interceptions and 10 pass ruptures in four juegos.Perry also saw action in all 13 games as a reserve behind now departed senior Ashton Hall, dragging down an interdiction against Tulane on 10 October.

Outlook 2010 and predicción:Should be too harsh in third place in the Division of the Eastern United States from conferencias.No improve the results of the year passed as the team returns to more than 40 seniors and is strong defensively up front, which should keep the herd in each juego.Ellos have experience and depth to the quarterback and the positions of running back, but might struggle with an inexperienced offensive line that has been severely hit with lesiones.Sin however, should finish the game Conference, behind a new personal coach who has brought the attack spread that is widespread in the powerful sec. 3-5

Five weeks into the season, there are clears haves and have-nots. That was made especially evident last week, when six of the 14 games played saw the winning teams conquer by at least 19 points. Week 6 of the season should be a bit more competitive, and ultimately a bit more enjoyable for football fans. Something that never lacks for excitement, however, are the 1-Week Frenzies offered by Rotoplay. And once again, we're here to attempt to help you put together the best line-up possible with our player rankings.

Quarterbacks 1

1) Tom Brady (vs. Tennessee): There isn't better match-up this week than Brady vs. the Titans. Tennessee has been miserable against the pass this season; they rank 31st in the NFL in both pass defense and passing touchdowns allowed. In four of the five games Tennessee has played this season, the opposing quarterback has thrown for at least 300 yards, and in three separate games, opposing signal-callers have tossed at least three scores.

2) Aaron Rodgers (vs. Detroit): No team has allowed more passing touchdowns this season than Detroit, who has given up multiple scores through the air in every game this year. Rodgers has his first 300-yard game before the team's bye last week, and has thrown for two touchdowns in two consecutive games.

3) Ben Roethlisberger (vs. Cleveland): Teams haven't put up fantastic passing numbers against the Browns because of how bad Cleveland is against the run. That said, they have still allowed 230 or more passing yards four times. Roethlisberger is playing very well, having completed at least 22 passes in every game this year.

4) Drew Brees (vs. NY Giants): Shockingly, Brees has gone two straight games having thrown for fewer than 200 yards without a touchdown. And it doesn't get any easier for him this week. It's hard not to recommend Brees, but the Giants have only allowed one passer to throw for more than 127 yards.

5) Matt Schaub (@ Cincinnati): Three times this season, Schaub has completed at least 25 passes for 300 or more yards and at least two scores. That doesn't seem likely to be the case this week. The Bengals are solid against the pass, as no opposing quarterback has thrown multiple touchdowns or for 300 yards in a game on them, and they haven't faced stiffs, either. Three of the five teams they've played are in the top-12 in the league in passing offense.

6) Philip Rivers (vs. Denver): The Broncos are currently fifth in the league against the pass, and are tied with Indianapolis for the fewest passing touchdowns given up. It should be noted, however, that in the six times Rivers has faced the Broncos since becoming San Diego's starting quarterback in 2006, he's thrown 12 touchdowns and just three interceptions, and has thrown multiple touchdowns in five of those games.

Quarterbacks 2

1) Kurt Warner (@ Seattle): Warner has only six touchdowns and four interceptions, but he has completed at least 26 passes and thrown for 285 yards three times in four games. Seattle is ninth in the league against the pass, but Warner lit them up last year, throwing for 395 yards in one game against them and four touchdown passes in his other.

2) Donovan McNabb (@ Oakland): McNabb threw for over 260 yards and three scores in what was his first full game of the season last week. Now, he plays his second full contest (hopefully) against the woeful Raiders, who are average, at best, in pass defense.

3) Jay Cutler (@ Atlanta): After his poor start in Week 1, Cutler has thrown for at least two scores in each of his last three contests. Still, though Atlanta is 22nd in the league in pass defense, they've allowed just three passing scores this season, which is third in the league.

4) Carson Palmer (vs. Houston): Houston is 16th in the league against the pass, but those numbers are skewed a bit considering the Texans have faced three teams ranked outside the top-20 in passing offense. Palmer has tossed just two picks in his last three contests, to go with four touchdowns. Still, he's thrown one score or fewer in three of his five games this year.

5) David Garrard (vs. St. Louis): The Rams haven't allowed a 300-yard passer yet this season, so they have that going for them. Still, they're not adept at stopping the pass, so Garrard is in line for a solid week, but is not a great option considering the company he's keeping in this group.

6) Eli Manning (@ New Orleans): Manning faces off against the Saints this week, and three of the four quarterbacks to go up against New Orleans have thrown for 205 yards or fewer with no touchdowns. They're 11th in the NFL in pass defense, but only two teams have allowed fewer passing scores. The Saints also lead the NFL with 10 interceptions and have held opponents' signal-callers to a league-low 51.3 QB Rating.

Quarterbacks 3

1) Joe Flacco (@ Minnesota): Flacco has thrown for a touchdown in each of Baltimore's games this season, and his 22 completions last week were the fourth time in five games he's completed that many throws. The Vikings defense can be thrown on, which was obvious to anyone who saw the Rams move the ball on them. Minnesota is 17th against the pass and 20th in passing scores allowed.

2) Brett Favre (vs. Baltimore): Only Cleveland's pathetic passing attack has failed to post solid passing numbers against the Ravens this season. Favre has thrown at least one touchdown pass in every game this year, and three times has completed at least 23 passes.

3) Matt Ryan (vs. Chicago): The Bears have allowed just four passing touchdowns, which is sixth in the NFL, but they are 20th in the league in passing yards allowed. Ryan had a great day last week, with over 300 passing yards and two scores - the third time in four games he's thrown for multiple touchdowns.

4) Kyle Orton (@ San Diego): Orton has been merely solid all year; he's thrown a touchdown in every game, but threw for over 300 yards for the first time last week and has yet to throw more than two scores in a game and has completed over 20 passes just once. The Chargers are decent against the pass, but less so against the run, so expect Denver to concentrate on running the ball.

5) Jake Delhomme (@ Tampa Bay): The Buccaneers give up big plays left and right, and have allowed more passing scores than all but two teams, but Delhomme is far from trustworthy, and has not thrown for more than 1 touchdown in a game this year.

6) Derek Anderson (@ Pittsburgh): Hilariously - unless you're a Cleveland fan - Anderson completed just two passes last week. Two! Now he faces the Steelers and has pretty much nobody to throw to with Braylon Edwards gone. Do you really want him anywhere near your fantasy team?

Quarterbacks 4

1) Jason Campbell (vs. Kansas City): This is a very good match-up for Campbell, as the Chiefs are 29th in pass defense, and 28th in passing scores allowed. He has shown the ability to put up solid numbers against weak opponents, and should do so again this week.

2) Marc Bulger (@ Jacksonville): Bulger came in towards the end of the game last week and completed all seven of his passes, including one for a score. His match-up this week against the Jaguars' 30th-ranked pass defense is a good one, so if you're looking for a potential sleeper, Bulger may be it.

3) Matt Cassel (@ Washington): Cassel hasn't thrown an interception since Week 2, and he's thrown two touchdowns in each of his last three games. Yet it's important to note that he's thrown for fewer than 130 yards twice this season, and faces the Redskins' third-ranked pass defense this week.

4) Mark Sanchez (vs. Buffalo): Sanchez is an excellent game-manager, but as far as fantasy goes, there are simply too many statistical inadequacies in his game. He's completed fewer than 15 passes three times and has thrown more than one touchdown in a game just once.

5) Kerry Collins (@ New England): Collins was pulled from the Titans' game last week, and though he's starting again this week, he could go at any time, especially if the game turns into a blowout quickly. Use him at your own risk.

6) Trent Edwards (@ NY Jets): Edwards has one touchdown and five interceptions in his last three games, and faces a top-10 pass defense this week. Don't even bother with him.

Running Backs 1

1) Maurice Jones-Drew (vs. St. Louis): MJD did not have a good week against Seattle last Sunday, but that should be rectified this week against the Rams, who are 23rd in the NFL against the run and 26th in rushing scores allowed.

2) Matt Forte (@ Atlanta): Forte has an excellent match-up this week against a Falcons squad that is 24th in the NFL in run defense. He's caught five passes in two separate games this season, and with receptions being three points a pop, he's a good play.

3) DeAngelo Williams (@ Tampa Bay): The Bucs have only allowed three rushing scores because everyone scores against them throwing the ball. They're still 28th in the NFL against the run, and in Week 16 of last season, Williams ran for 186 yards and two scores against them.

4) Adrian Peterson (vs. Baltimore): All Day hasn't run for 100 yards since Week 1, and hasn't broken 70 yards in the last two weeks. Despite his obvious talents, the Ravens are fourth in the league against the run, and just last week let an opponent run for over 100 yards for the first time since 2006. It likely won't happen two weeks in a row.

5) Chris Johnson (@ New England): It's not Johnson's fault that Tennessee is as bad as they are, nor is it his fault that the Titans gave him just nine carries last week. No chance that will happen again, and he should be in store for a good day, even against the Patriots' solid run defense.

6) Steven Jackson (@ Jacksonville): Poor Jackson. He was so excited to finally score his first touchdown last week, he fumbled on a hand-off inside the five-yard line. If you can do without the scores, Jackson is a good play due to the touches he receives - at least 21 carries and multiple receptions in each of his last three games.

Running Backs 2

1) Rashard Mendenhall (vs. Cleveland): The only thing that might slow Mendenhall down this week is if Willie Parker, who is finally healthy, eats into his carries too much. Otherwise, this is a match-up to savor; the Browns are dead last in the NFL against the run, and have allowed more rushing scores than all but one team in the league.

2) Knowshon Moreno (@ San Diego): Moreno is clearly the man in the Denver backfield, with 21 rushes in two of his last three games. He's scored just once this year, but he's also caught six passes in those games, and has an excellent match-up against a San Diego team that is 27th in the NFL in run defense and 26th in rushing scores allowed.

3) Brian Westbrook (@ Oakland): Only two squads have allowed more rushing touchdowns than the Raiders, who are 31st in the league against the run. Westbrook is apparently fully healthy, but he's lost carries to second-round pick LeSean McCoy, and ended up toting the rock just six times last week.

4) Brandon Jacobs (@ New Orleans): Jacobs carried the ball 21 times for 67 yards last week as backfield mate Ahmad Bradshaw tore up the Raiders. Jacobs has a disappointing one touchdown this season, and has caught just four passes, severely hurting his value in this format.

5) Michael Turner (vs. Chicago): The problem with Turner is that he simply doesn't catch the ball - he has just one catch this season. And in this scoring format, that means he'd have to outrush another player in this group by 30 yards for each of their catches.

6) Steve Slaton (@ Cincinnati): Slaton continues to be one of the bigger disappointments in fantasy football this season. He's run for fewer than 40 yards in three of his five games this year, including last week, and now faces a Cincinnati defense that is 12th in the league in run defense and which has allowed just three rushing scores.

Running Backs 3

1) Cedric Benson (vs. Houston): Benson accomplished something last week nobody had done in two full seasons - run for 100 or more yards against the Ravens. This week, he faces Houston, which is 26th in run defense, and dead last in rushing scores allowed.

2) Kevin Smith (@ Green Bay): Green Bay has only allowed two scores on the ground, which is tied for fourth in the league, but they've also had two runners gain at least 100 yards against them in the four games they've played this year. Smith has added value due to the fact he's caught multiple passes in each game this year.

3) Pierre Thomas (vs. NY Giants): Thomas has performed well of late, running for at least 85 yards and a touchdown in two consecutive games. The Giants are excellent against the pass, but can be run on. They're 15th in the NFL in run defense, and only seven teams have allowed more rushing scores than they have.

4) Ryan Grant (vs. Detroit): Though Grant has carried the ball 16 or fewer times in three of his four games this season, his match-up here is a good one. Detroit has allowed a running back to gain at least 75 yards in four of the five games they've played on the year.

5) Clinton Portis (vs. Kansas City): Despite his nice match-up against the Chiefs, Portis is dealing with an ankle malady, and, like Jones, doesn't get enough touches compared to the rest of the players in this group.

6) Thomas Jones (vs. Buffalo): Yes, Jones scored twice last week, but he hasn't carried the ball more than 14 times since Week 1, and he's a non-factor in the passing game, killing his value in this format.

Running Backs 4

1) LaDainian Tomlinson (vs. Denver): The Broncos are sixth in the league in run defense, allowing just 81.0 yards per game (only one time has a runner even topped 70 yards against them), and have let opposing ball carriers cross the goal-line just twice. LT has been struggling to start the year, but he'll have a huge game sooner or later, and in this group of runners, is a good option.

2) Ray Rice (@ Minnesota): Rice's seven receptions last week marked the third game this season in which he's had at least five catches out of the backfield. He usually doesn't see more than 15 carries in a game, but three points per reception means his value is very high.

3) Cadillac Williams (vs. Carolina): Caddy ran the ball 10 times for, and this is not a typo, eight yards last week. It was the third time in five games he's run for fewer than 10 yards. Yes, he can catch the ball out of the backfield, but his history of all or nothing this year makes him a gamble, even against a pillow-soft Panthers run defense.

4) Fred Jackson (@ NY Jets): Marshawn Lynch is back, and he's the No. 1 runner in the Bills' backfield, severely hurting Jackson's fantasy value. Even if Lynch was not around, this is a poor match-up for Jackson.

5) Tim Hightower (@ Seattle): Hightower ran the ball just six times last week, which was the third time in four games he's had fewer than 10 carries in a game. With carries being worth one point in this scoring system, there are better options.

6) Jerome Harrison (@ Pittsburgh): Jamal Lewis returned last week, putting Harrison back into the No. 2 spot in the Cleveland backfield, though Lewis was limited in practice some this week. Still, there's no reason to use Harrison against the Steelers.

Wide Receivers 1

1) Randy Moss (vs. Tennessee): Moss has scored just one touchdown on the year, but this week, against a Titans pass defense that is softer than a 300-pound man's beer belly, he should go off. The Titans have allowed four different 100-yard receivers this season, and have allowed at least one wideout to gain at least 90 yards in every game.

2) Larry Fitzgerald (@ Seattle): Two more touchdowns for Fitzgerald last week gave him four in four games this season. Yet he also had fewer than 80 receiving yards once again, and hasn't broken that mark so far this year. Nonetheless, how do you not like a guy who had games of 151 and 130 receiving yards against the Seahawks last season?

3) Andre Johnson (@ Cincinnati): Though the Bengals have been fairly successful in stopping the pass overall, they have allowed opposing wideouts to come up big against them. Last week was the first time all season they didn't allow a receiver to gain at least 85 yards against them. That's about the least you should expect from Johnson.

4) Steve Smith (NYG) (@ New Orleans): Smith caught a season-low three passes last week, but still picked up 70 yards. It's hard to stay away from Smith, especially in this format due to the fact that receptions are worth so much, but the match-up isn't great, and only one wide receiver has caught more than six passes in a game against the Saints.

5) Anquan Boldin (@ Seattle): Boldin has been solid all season, but has only found the end zone one time - those looks are going to teammate Larry Fitzgerald. He's always going to put up some type of decent numbers, but there are better options in this group.

6) Marques Colston (vs. NY Giants): Only twice in five games has a wideout been the leading receiver in a game against the Giants, and one of the receivers had fewer than 30 yards to lead the team. This match-up is too difficult when you consider the other players in this group.

Wide Receivers 2

1) Steve Smith (CAR) (@ Tampa Bay): Only Jake Delhomme has held Smith back, but history says Smith will overcome to have a very good game this week. In two games against the Buccaneers last season, Smith had at least 110 receiving yards in each.

2) Brandon Marshall (@ San Diego): Marshall has four touchdown catches over his last three games, and though he has yet to gain 100 receiving yards in a contest this year, that's coming soon. In Week 2 of last season, Marshall had 18 catches for 166 yards and a touchdown against the Chargers.

3) Roddy White (vs. Chicago): White announced his presence with aplomb last week after being non-existent for the beginning of the season. He had 210 receiving yards and two touchdowns last week, and though he won't repeat that this week, he does have a decent match-up against the Bears.

4) Vincent Jackson (vs. Denver): Jackson hasn't caught more than six passes in any game, and he's also had a bye week, so the fact that he's sixth in the NFL in receiving yards says a lot. And though Denver is excellent against the pass, three different receivers have gained at least 85 yards on them in a game this year.

5) Chad Ochocinco (vs. Houston): The Ocho had a season-high seven grabs and 94 receiving yards last week, and has a decent match-up this week against the Texans. He's clearly Carson Palmer's No. 1 target, so there's every reason to expect him to have a solid game.

6) Calvin Johnson (@ Green Bay): Johnson is struggling with a knee injury, causing him to miss practice time. He'll likely be a game-time decision, so it's difficult to recommend him knowing that. If you simply must use him, check on Sunday to see if he's playing.

Wide Receivers 3

1) T.J. Houshmandzadeh (vs. Arizona): The Arizona Cardinals have been destroyed through the air, having allowed a wideout to gain at least 100 yards in three of their four games this season, and at least 70 yards in every game. Now that Matt Hasselbeck has returned, Houshmandzadeh will be a force.

2) Wes Welker (vs. Tennessee): Welker missed two games earlier in the season, then labored in his first contest upon his return, but he got back to doing his think last week in the Patriots' loss to Denver. He caught eight passes for 86 yards and one touchdown in the game, and with one of the league's worst pass defenses coming up, he's a great option.

3) Greg Jennings (vs. Detroit): With just five receptions over his last three games, Jennings has not been as involved in the Packers' offense as fantasy enthusiasts have hoped. This very well could be the game he goes off, however, as he has a good match-up with a Detroit team he burned for over 100 yards in both of his games against them last year.

4) Santana Moss (vs. Kansas City): Moss has had two games where he's made big plays, but the only problem here is, he doesn't catch the ball an awful lot. And though he could be in store for another solid contest considering the weak pass defense of the Chiefs, his lack of catches is something that needs to be considered.

5) Santonio Holmes (vs. Cleveland): Holmes has been very average since Week 1, and the Browns have actually held individual receivers down this season. Only one wideout has gotten more than 86 yards in a game against them.

6) DeSean Jackson (@ Oakland): One catch for one yard. That was the extent of Jackson's day last week. It was the second time in four games he had fewer than 10 receiving yards, and that inconsistency is a bit of a worry.

Wide Receivers 4

1) Hines Ward (vs. Cleveland): Ward has caught at least six passes and gained at least 80 yards in four of the Steelers' five games this year, though that's come with only one touchdown. He's a decent play, but Pittsburgh will likely be more focused on running the ball, which could hold Ward down somewhat.

2) Mike Sims-Walker (vs. St. Louis): Sims-Walker didn't play last week because he was suspended for a violation of team rules. The Jaguars subsequently got shut out, and he's back on the field with a very good match-up against a Rams team that is 25th in the league against the pass.

3) Derrick Mason (@ Minnesota): Mason simply will not be shut out like he was last week, and he's a solid option against a Vikings pass defense that can be exploited. Mason is very capable of doing the exploiting this week.

4) Bernard Berrian (vs. Baltimore): The Ravens remain surprisingly below-average against the pass, coming in 26th in the league in that category. Berrian has yet to gain more than 75 receiving yards, but all he needs is one of his trademark big plays to make that happen.

5) Dwayne Bowe (@ Washington): Bowe's touchdown catch last week was his third in four games, something he's accomplished despite not catching more than five passes in any contest. Washington is third in the NFL in pass defense, so this won't be an easy game for him, but he's clearly a threat to score each week.

6) Jerricho Cotchery (vs. Buffalo): Cotchery is dealing with a hamstring injury that has kept him out of practice. He's got a decent match-up if he plays, but there are other, healthier options in this group.

Wide Receivers 5

1) Donald Driver (vs. Detroit): With at least four catches in every game this season, Driver has done a lot to prove that, even at age 34, there's a lot of tread left in his tires. He has a solid match-up this week against Detroit, a team he scored a touchdown against both times Green Bay played them last season.

2) Nate Burleson (vs. Arizona): Burleson has a great match-up against the Cardinals, but he's battling a bit of a back injury, something that has come at the least opportune time. He has only been limited in practice, so he should be able to play, but check before inserting him in your lineup.

3) Kevin Walter (@ Cincinnati): The Bengals have allowed one receiver to be productive against them, but have yet to allow two receivers in the same game do so. Only once, against the Steelers, have they allowed two wideouts to each gain at least 40 yards against them.

4) Eddie Royal (@ San Diego): Royal finally got involved last week after a hugely disappointing start. He caught 10 passes for 90 yards in Denver's win over the Patriots. But with such poor numbers the rest of the season, can we really trust him?

5) Mario Manningham (@ New Orleans): Manningham is a big play waiting to happen, but he doesn't always get a lot of work. For example, over the last two weeks, the Michigan product has caught just three passes, and he's accumulated more than four receptions in one game this season, and has crossed the 60 receiving-yard barrier just once.

6) Terrell Owens (@ NY Jets): There's just no reason to think TO will get it going this week, especially against a team in the Jets that has shut down their opposition's top wideout with regularity.

Tight Ends 1

1) Brent Celek (@ Oakland): Celek has been a big part of the Philly offense, with at least four catches in three of the team's four contests this season. The Raiders have twice allowed more than 45 receiving yards to a tight end in five games this year.

2) Antonio Gates (vs. Denver): Gates is the leading pass-catcher on the Chargers' squad with 24, and he hasn't caught fewer than five passes in any one game this season. The Broncos have generally been excellent against tight ends this season, having held the likes of Jason Witten to just four catches for 31 yards, but Gates is too big a piece of San Diego's offense to be held down.

3) Tony Gonzalez (vs. Chicago): Only once have the Bears really been burned by players at the tight end position, and that was their last game against the Lions. Other than that, no tight end has amassed even 30 receiving yards against them. Still, Gonzalez isn't your typical tight end, is he?

4) Owen Daniels (@ Cincinnati): Daniels could be in line for a solid day on Sunday. He caught eight passes last week, and has caught at least five in three of the Texans' games this season. Cincinnati has allowed at least one tight end to catch five or more passes in three straight games.

5) Chris Cooley (vs. Kansas City): Cooley was completely shut out in the Redskins' last game, but that shouldn't be the case this week. He and the Skins go up against the Chiefs, who have been burned by tight ends twice for over 70 yards and a touchdown, and four times for at least 40 yards.

6) Heath Miller (vs. Cleveland): Miller has caught at least five passes in four of the Steelers' five games this year, and has scored three times in his last two games. The Browns have been good against tight ends, however, with none catching more than four passes or gaining more than 41 yards against them.

Tight Ends 2

1) John Carlson (vs. Arizona): Arizona stinks in pass defense, and that includes trying to cover tight ends. In three of their four games this season, tight ends have amassed at least 60 receiving yards, and twice they've allowed tight ends to catch touchdowns.

2) Kellen Winslow (vs. Carolina): Even with Tampa's below-average passing attack, Winslow holds value as a safety valve for quarterback Josh Johnson. The Panthers have allowed tight ends to beat them often this year, with an opposing player from that position leading their team in receiving yards in three of Carolina's four games.

3) Greg Olsen (@ Atlanta): The Falcons have been decent against tight ends this season, but over their last two games have seen players at that position catch nine passes for 155 yards and one touchdown. Olsen has scored in two straight games, but he had just one catch in the Bears' last contest.

4) Jeremy Shockey (vs. NY Giants): Shockey has caught at least four passes in each of the Saints' first four games, but he's not getting many yards with those receptions. He has yet to get at least 50 receiving yards and hasn't scored since Week 1.

5) Dustin Keller (vs. Buffalo): Keller was not on the receiving end of a single pass from Mark Sanchez last week in the Jets' loss to the Dolphins. He has also caught three or fewer passes in each of his last four games with a high total of 31 yards.

6) Jermichael Finley (vs. Detroit): Finley has a solid match-up and is coming off a career-best of 128 yards while scoring a touchdown, but his inconsistency makes it tough to trust him. He had just one catch for six yards in Week 1, and was completely shut out in Week 3.

Is the big question for NFL fans what will happen next year? Will come to the point where NFL holds a lock on their players? If this happens, what will the NFL players do? Well, the Miami Dolphins Brandon Marshall has a plan. He is filming the NBA if this happens.

Marshall, who spent several solid years in Denver, I would like to return home.Its ideal situation would be to play with the Denver Nuggets, while he is considering as well the Miami.Pues Heat well, the ideal situation would be to ensure that the NFL develop things and not hold a lock!

As a professional athlete, Brandon Marshall should have an idea of what is really capable of at the básquetbol.Y thinks that he is better able to maintain its own as a guard in the NBA. While football is obviously his passion, spent much time playing basketball to grow and watches still the NBA on a regular basis.

Brandon Marshall recently signed a contract with the Dolphins that will pay $ 47.5 million. This is only a four-year contract but if NFL resisting he does not see that money.He firmly believes that the NFL will block players, so her back is a plan that he is working.

It has already made arrangements to initiate the formation of the NBA. I'm not sure where he will find the time to train for the NBA, but he is aligned for a coach to ayudarlo.Supongo which is a sign showing that it is serious!

Now that Brandon left Denver, he does not have a warm welcome at the beginning if he play for the Nuggets.Sin however, he was a very popular with the Broncos boy and his feelings could easily rollback for him if he returned to Denver.Brandon believes that the Denver crowd would give a warm welcome home.

Dolphins are not very annoying Brandon making this announcement.I do not think that he has an opportunity in the NBA.He made a member of the staff of dolphins really fun vertical Brandon!

Personally I do not think is resisting through its blockade of the NFL, but if do them Brandon at least give this dream a solid tiro.Siempre is fun to see how talented are these athletes and experience its multi-faceted skills in other deportes.Pero side down, the lock would be a disaster for the League and fans.

Brandon Marshall not going it to sit down next year if NFL lock players. It has become evident that he has a backup plan and is very interesting. He is eager to exit a try with the NBA if NFL move forward with a lock out.

Wide receiver for the Dolphins is an amazing athlete, but he good enough to achieve this objective?Trusts and believes that the Nuggets of Denver and Miami Heat given a disparo.estas are two cities that has lived or living in.

Brandon Marshall played competitive basketball growing up and in school secundaria.Sin however, he is now 26 years old and has been out of competitive basketball for years. Remains extremely confident that it would not have any problems making an NBA team.

Recently signed to the Miami Dolphins several years in Denver.His contract is for $ 47.5 million and paid out in only four years. it is not too bad! If you turn on the NFL lockout and Brandon do NBA, he be doing anything near that amount. Obviously therefore hopes to stick with football!

Brandon Marshall is talking NBA, only if the NFL does not work.People have criticized you for these comments, but I admire you for this! He comes with a backup plan rather than just sitting around waiting for the NFL.Ya is looking for a basketball coach to help you get ready.

Some large Denver.A years although that was loved by fans most of the time, also had some downtime.He is quite confident in will be very welcome in Denver made a return.

Miami Dolphins staff is obviously concerned about this situation, but is also very far.There is a full season between and then blocking which should suceder.Incluso if the lock happens, dolphins staff has taken some blows in Brandon and doubt his ability to play in the NBA.

Brandon Marshall will be its best if NFL close outs and it is promising that capaz.Vamos to see what happens, but if the NFL lock players, will be a terrible year for many sports fans!

So here we are. Playoffs enhanced, and now we must fight for a game at home in the first round and, possibly, the farewell. The Eagles are needed to play these last two games as if it were not already in the playoffs and need to concentrate on winning. Brian Dawkins is obviously a great story here and there will be a lot of hype before. However, once kickoff takes place, the birds to be naked down and play your best game. Denver is a solid team and the Eagles will be necessary to put in each game.

Here are some fast computer statistics and rankings of the League:

Offense
PPG: 19.6 (XX)
Yards per game: 336.4 (17TH)
Passing yards per game: 216,3 (17TH)
Rushing yards per game: 120.1 (12)

Defence
PPG: 17.9 (7)
Yards per game: 294.4 (3rd)
Passing yards per game: 177,5 (2nd)
Rushing yards per game: 116.9 (22)

Offense

Kyle Orton - this guy was kind enough to Mr. Insignificant in Jay Cutler trade as Cutler took the spotlight in treatment. However, the team Orton is in a much better position than the Chicago Bears 5-9. Broncos offensive numbers not impress you, but have done what they needed to pick up eight victories so far this season and are in the playoffs. Orton has already numbers career yards and a touchdown much better than the proportion of interception that he has in recent years. He has better mobility, I hope that the Eagles to play his typical defense and try to get pressure on Orton sooner. Our defence did a good job of forcing volumes last week, and I think that they can do the same again this week.

Running backs - lost in the shadow of the return of Brian Dawkins is former Eagle Correll Buckhalter, who also spent much time Filadelfia.Su impact was not so great due to a rash of injuries, but still is a good football. timid is setting a personal record in yardage just four yards and has recorded two 100 + playground. We all know that it is a very capable backup and displays their version 5.3 average yards per carry this year. It would be more productive, but has shared a lot of reps with rookie running back Knowshon Moreno, a goal that many thought could land in Philadelphia by the project. He is only 121 yards away from 1000 and has averaged takes slightly more than 20 in their last four games.Denver likes what he can do and the Eagles should expect to see a healthy dose of it.

Brandon Marshall - he is not called "the beast" for any reason.Ensure that has challenges in the field, but a time he steps on the field is one of the best.Showed how much of a beast he be when he established a new NFL record for receptions in a recording 21 game two weeks ago.It seems that it will go in receiving 100 year and already has more than 1,000 yards receiving 10 touchdowns.Marshall should be closely observed if the Eagles plan to have any success.He is a game changer and is capable of great plays, as well as DeSean Jackson.Also, he is a great destination and will have an advantage of definite size on the corners of Eagles.If the Eagles can turn off Marshall, must be able to find success.

Defence

Defense of 3-4 - The Eagles will see another defense 3-4 this week and it seemed that fight last week against the 49ers.Donovan McNabb moves around much in your pocket.Defence of Denver has the man leading sack of NFL and definitely try to exert pressure on the Donovan McNabb.Espero can get some good reads on this defence and be able to see the blitz and react to areas abiertas.Sus receivers also need to read the blitzes and find holes in defence.If Denver get Donovan throughout the day, could be problems.

Elvis Dumervil - this kid has only been killing the quarterbacks this year leads the League and has recorded 15 sacos.Dumervil showed great promise in 2007 when recorded 12.5 bags but then fell in 2008 and only recorded cinco.Huelga say, he is very dangerous and espalda.junto with their sacks has also forced three fumbles in year Las Águilas will need to keep an eye on this guy and not allow you to control the line of scrimmage.Vimos Donovan move much last week, but seemed reluctant to ejecutar.Espero who don't hesitate to run this week since Dumervil may very well be chasing you around whole day's.

Brian Dawkins - Oh where empezar.Todo world knows exactly what this guy brings to the table ya.Nos we have all seen do their job during quite tiempo.parece had doubts whether it would be able to play at the same high level now that he is older, but does not seem to be making le.Él is the second in its defence in tackles.Dawkins is still as intense as ever and will be very strange seeing you compete against the Eagles.

Special teams

Eddie Royal handles duties return here and is a bit unstable player with fairly good velocidad.Potencialmente could be a close game where a large play on special teams could mean a lot. Special Eagles teams cannot afford a great play and should seek to make one of their own.

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Jay Cutler completed a 15-yard pass to Brandon Marshall on the corner of the end for a touchdown zone! Get used to hearing this season. It will often happen!

Brandon Marshall is officially a beast! He can already be better receiver in the League. Please, Randy Moss, T.O., Tory Holt pass the torch to this young man. He will remain at the top for years, as he himself kept out of danger. In the list to 6-4, 230 lbs, the guy looks like a man among boys in the field. And he's only 24 years old! I am saying that he will finish this season with a stat of line: 130 receptions, 1750 yards and 16 touchdowns.And this is in 15 games, because it was suspended week 1. only person that can possibly slow down you own.

Now that Tom Brady is down for the count, nobody can get the ball to Moss. It is only a matter of time until it becomes the Randy Moss who played for the Oakland Raiders. He will again become the same guy that highlights below the average of the numbers and not "play" in each below. This means that Jay Cutler to Brandon Marshall connection is officially the most lethal combo in the League. Cutler has matured greatly over the past year alone. He has a gun arm and you can have all the shots. More than that, it not afraid to make mistakes. He is a true "Gun Slinger" back there.He is only 25 years old, which is why these 2 could become one of the great of the Liga.Veo combos no reason why cannot pass Cutler 4300 yards and touchdowns 40-45 this season! He has all weapons.

He has the best in the League in Marshall W.R., Tony Scheffler solid safety valve and a March and coming W.R. complementary Eddie Royal. Your game performance is not as it has been in the past. They basically just rotate running backs 3 maintain defense guessing. As Michael Pittman Vulture-not too many short touchdowns, Cuter easily produces 40.Fácilmente.Su defence proved to be problematic, that will only increase numbers of Cutler and Marshall.Allow so many points that the offensive will be obliged to continue passing all game long.There will be no rash where are killing the clock.

The time has come for the thesis of two young men to become cargo.También are prepared for the desafío.Así sit and watch them at work, complete passes over and over again.

The Miami Dolphins were not able to build his title of Division 2008, falling to only 7-9 last season. But things are looking up as 2010 season approaches. The Dolphins were able to wide receiver Brandon Marshall, giving them a wideout really not. 1 for the first time in several years of the Earth. Its presence must immediately improve air attack ranked number 20 in the NFL last season. Of management not. 25 in defense of punctuation, it was clear that the Dolphins needed part ways with Paul Pasqualoni. The former San Francisco 49ers coach Mike Nolan has been brought to assume functions of defensive coordinator. Miami is hoping that this movement, along with the signature of Karlos Dansby, will help to rejuvenate the defence.

Ofensa: Marshall can be a diva, like so many other wide receivers in the game today, but he will have an immediate impact on the offensive in a positive way. First off, a boy he gives emerging quarterback Chad southern to go. Secondly, he calls defensive attention. This means that fellow wideouts Davone Bess, Greg Camarillo, and Brian Hartline has the potential of having most productive seasons. It also means that Ricky Williams and Ronnie Brown will benefit as defenses are forced to pay more attention to the game pass. Presence of Marshall will also offensive coordinator Dan Henning to abandon the Wildcat offense. Miami began to leave when Brown went down to injury last season, and southern impressed to throw the football during that time.Miami needn't depend on deception, now that you have a base of notch superior.Liderados by tackle Jake Long and Vernon Carey, the Dolphins also boast one of the best offensive lines in the League.

Defensa: If trust Miami return to the top of the AFC East, must turn things around on this side of football. Last season, the Dolphins were among the defenses worst scoring in the League, allowing 24.4 points per game. Surrendered way too many great works while not large enough playing themselves. While Dansby fills a large inside linebacker hole, make an important turn not easier. Players will have to step up to fill the shoes of dead outside linebacker Joey Porter and Jason Taylor. In addition, the Dolphins will need to handle personnel following the retirement of tackle nose Jason Ferguson. The impression that I am receiving is that Randy Starks slide down to take the place of Ferguson. Porter and Taylor combine to 16 bags last season, so March of Koa, Charlie Anderson and Cameron Wake should be able to match unless the production.First-round pick Jared Odrick should produce defensive end así.Pro Bowl workplace safety Yeremiah Bell leads a defensive backfield that should show some improvements as Miami you can mount a formidable pass rush.Cornerbacks Votae Davis and Sean Smith will benefit from much experience as a rookie last obtained.

Prediction: 3rd AFC EastThe Dolphins, could certainly do better in third place, but there are still some areas of concern in the side defensive football. Miami selection must be able to assemble a winning season, and may be able to find its way into the safe to remove playoffs.Ser my 2010 NFL predictions, to see who I have to win the Division.

Mock project to date:

# 1 St. Louis - Sam Bradford - Oklahoma

Nebraska Lions - Suh Ndamukong-# 2 - Detroit

# 3-Tampa bay Buccaneers - Gerald McCoy - Oklahoma

State of Oklahoma Washington - Russel Okung-# 4 - Washington

# 5 Kansas City Chiefs - Eric Berry - Tennessee

# 6-Seattle Seahawks - Bryan Bulaga - Iowa

# 7-Cleveland browns - Jason Pierre-Paul - South Florida

# 8-Oakland raiders - Bruce Campbell - Maryland

# 9-Buffalo Bills - Jimmy Clausen - Notre Dame

# 10-Jacksonville Jaguars - Earl Thomas - Texas

Oklahoma State broncos - Dez Bryant-# 11 - Denver

Denver has made some additions during the offseason, most notably NT Jamal Williams and QB Brady Quinn.Quinn had the pedigree coming out of school, we can now see if Josh McDaniels can develop you into a boot for 2011.Esperan that Kyle Orton to be the QB 2010, but if he does not to the playoffs, expect engine than Brady Quinn for an opportunity at the end of the season to make its case to start in 2011.The Broncos signed DT Justin Bannan as a DT Ravens and DE Jarvis green of the Patriots.Combinar these two new additions with NT Jamal Williams of the Chargers and the Broncos will have a new 3 front in its defense of 3-4.Obviamente, Broncos were not happy with his 3 front in 2009 because it fell apart at the end of the year. given that covered this area, and traded for a young QB, some help on offense makes it more convenient.

Quarterback Jay Cutler helped to become a true # 1 receiver Brandon Marshall, but his best work was WR Eddie Royal on a rookie of the year candidato.Real had 91 catches 980 yards in 2008, but fell to 37 and 345 2.Él year is insufficient power and could fit into a slot receiver role if the Broncos project Dez Bryant.Brandon Marshall seems to be the next Anquan Boldin who gets trade rumors for a few years, then finally will get treaties or let go during the Broncos libre.Si agency let him go, it will be because they feel that Bryant can be a receiver of # 1.Si Denver finds a way to resign to Marshall, Bryant is only a receiver of # 2.

Wait a year after rebound for the Broncos if his line d can quickly realize some chemistry and Bryant has a rookie year good.

The NFL is now more popular than ever thanks to the many great players and teams that can be seen every week of the season. Fans choose their favorite for a number of reasons, including players productivity, work ethic and personality. Much is known about many of the best players in the League. Here is a look at five little known facts about five of NFL superstars.

Joe Flacco

Joe Flacco came from nowhere to take a successful rookie season with the Baltimore Ravens 2008.Durante rookie season, Flacco had one of the most unusual statistics for a quarterback in the League when he caught a 43-yard pass.

Larry Fitzgerald

From the season 2009, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has got six different quarterbacks touchdowns: Kurt Warner, Josh McCown, Matt Leinart, Brian St. Pierre, John Navarra and Shaun King.

Brett Favre

When Brett Favre began his college career at the University of Southern Mississippi, not only was he playing at the only college that offered a scholarship, also was appointed as the seventh string quarterback.

Brandon Marshall

During the season of 2004, due to injuries in high school of the University of Central Florida, current position Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall played not only its wide receiver, but also fills in briefly in defensive back.Playing seven games as a security, Marshall ended up leading the team in tackles for the temporada.También recorded a forced fumble and one interception.

Tom Brady

The first touchdown , Tom never pitched in the NFL came in the second quarter a victory for 29-26 on the San Diego Chargers in October of 2001.El pass was 21 yards and was completed at wide receiver Terry Glenn.

The Denver Broncos 2009-10 began the season picks in the NFL with a 6-0 record and then became the bye week and after the Broncos were a dismal 3-7. Ido team is recent years leading receiver Brandon Marshall, who had 1,120 yards and caught 10 touchdowns to lead the team, but it was their lack of leadership and outside of the field that he got sent out of the mile high city mischief. Players and coaches are already happy to Marshall is a member of the Denver Broncos, but was the best offensive weapon, the team had.

Running back Knowshon Moreno had a rookie year quite well carry out national soccer team, leading the team with 947 yards.Quarterback Kyle Orton fought great time at the end of the season, ended more than 3800 yards, but does not look very comfortable in the pocket of most of the Broncos temporada.Los averaged slightly over 20 points per game which was 20th in the League, 114 yards on the ground, 226.7 yards through the air and averaged about 341 yards per game in total offense that was best in the NFL 15.

This Predictor sports believes that number will go to the dramatically with Marshall ido.El team really excelled on the defensive side of football with SAC master Elvis Dumervil leading computer with 17 sacks, earning him a place in the pro bowl. Bronco defense ranked seventh General NFL renounce 315 yards per game and pass defense held the 3rd overall, due to constant pressure from Dumervil and cornerback Champ Bailey, who has probably been the upper cornerback for the past 4 years.

Coach Josh McDaniel and his staff has his work cut out for them in 2010-11.La question is how you can avoid a collapse last year and how to replace a boy as Brandon Marshall productivity 2nd team.Knowshon Moreno will have to get the ball even more what he did last year, he's their best offensive player and Denver to use when this guy as much as possible.Still don't think that Orton is the answer in the field marshal, the Broncos may have gotten the theft of the NFL draft in 2010, when you chose to Tim Tebow from the University of Florida, I love that this guy brings to the table, is only one winner in time will impose its will on the NFL.

Most experts do not classify Tebow that high, but while he was a top ten pick, make sure that he has to improve its release technique but as much an only a pure football player, he is treatment real.Los Denver Broncos have their regular of the AFC West programming and hard road Conference in Baltimore, Tennessee and San Francisco Conference not against Indianapolis home games games, the Jets in New York and Houston.Denver hardly going to be a team of 8-8 and will be the battle for second place in the Division, Oakland missing the playoffs again.

Wow! After a disappointing campaign 2008, one of the worst defensive performances around the Broncos were looking quite terrible. Apart from this, his quarterback star, Jay Cutler, demanded a trade and its star wide receiver Brandon Marshall, refused to play. Jay Cutler exchange for Kyle Orton is not exactly attractive, and none of them are missing Brandon Marshall without anyone to fill their empty.

The Broncos came into the season with a head coach barely old enough to play the game itself, and somehow have strung together a nice two weeks of football.

Of course that their first two opponents have been relatively easy.The Browns at home is a game that should be expected to win and the Cincinnati Bengals? well, however, would normally be this an easy too, except for the fact that the Bengals only marched in Green Bay last Sunday and came away with an unexpected victory.Perhaps it is better that people leave this computer, and that time was more difficult than people believed that the Broncos win of the Cincinnati.

Regardless of the difficulty of opponents, Broncos defensive prowess simply cannot be passed by alto.En two games, team has renounced only 13 puntos.8 neighborhoods of football and 13 points is impressive regardless of how you look at, since a handful of teams have given that a quarter of football.

27-6 Against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday victory sacks was highlighted by a four commissioned the team to a half by Elvis Dumervil franchise.

Now it is serious.

If we want young people to acquire new, healthy habits, we should give more Conference them. We must inspire them to become self-motivated. This is exactly what you are doing the NFL with NFL Play 60, the national youth campaign health and fitness, encouraging young people to be active for at least 60 minutes a day. It is an innovative program designed to help combat obesity.

Students will have the opportunity to go to school with an NFL player and join him in the main classmates on once in a class of physical education for life.

The NFL and the JCPenny present the programme of "Take a Player" school understands that we have to reach young people about levels of excite aprender.Este is a new time and age when celebrities are young people are listening, and if that is what is needed to help inspire our children to stay healthy and stay in the school-Hooray!At least something is working.

Young people throughout the country from the inner-city suburbs leave school at a rate of the epidemia.Nuestra nation cannot afford to fall much further behind in the field worldwide.

We have to underline our children, is the superstar athletes as the New England Patriots Tom Brady or Steven Jackson St. Louis the Rams, the participants of the NFL Play 60, cannot exit when faced with obstacles, and may not be either.They should stay in school.

Players are inspiring young, but young people are also inspired by players.Denver Bronco Brandon Marshall, who was suspended for three games on domestic violence charges decided to visit the band young Denver.El Northeast open alternatives program program was launched by the Reverend Leon Kelly mid-80 to encourage children to great dreams.After your visit, Marshall was played by young people who were encouraged to keep focused and follow their dreams.

"I told myself and people to my around that one time starts the season, I'm going to make my business to come here often, as far as possible," said Marshall.

These football players feel unconditional love of children, as opposed to adults who can judge on or off the field.If the fumble, ball or get involved in a scandal, a player knows that a lovely fan can become instantly against.

On the other hand, children are indulgent and these players remain their héroes.Por that is so important for athletes to understand that they have responsibility to behave in a manner respetable.Millones who being young and wanting to emulate these jugadores.Y those athletes to volunteers and reach out to young people, are helping to shape future of United States, still more impressive than win the next Super Bowl.

Top 10 Flying High Wide Receivers in Madden 10. These Wide receivers can rocket catch themselves at a high level. These guys can jump out of the gym madden players love to use. They love launch fade routes in the red zone to these receptors. Madden players love to user also captures and rocket screenshots as well. These are dangerous with their size, speed and jumping ability. These receivers must run back and corner paths for you in 10 Madden. Here is a list of the top 10 jumping receptors in Madden NFL 10.

Larry Fitzgerald
Randy Moss
Calvin Johnson
Andre Johnson
5. Plaxico Burress
6. Braylon Edwards
Chad Johnson
Steve Smith
Brandon Marshall
10 Antonio Bryant

Possession Wide Receivers are those who get the ball when you need a first down.estos are the guys you want on your computer in Madden.Llegar greats in clutch situations and make tough shots on the guys middle.These run as good routes and are deep threats así.pueden straining Plaqueó, ripples, ins, routes and post the rutas.Captura their ratings key, running and capture the ruta.Aquí traffic there is a list of the main recipients of possession of 10 in 10 Madden.estos guys can really catch the football.

Larry Fitzgerald
Reggie Wayne
Andre Johnson
Anquan Boldin
Steve Smith
Houshmandzadeh 6.T.J.
7 Terrell Owens
Hines Ward
Brandon Marshall
Marques Colston

In preparation for the season, apart from reviewing my ranking power almost constantly, I'm taking a look around the League, team by team. Whereas until now, I only have looked on computers as a whole, now, here and in upcoming posts, I will take a look to every facet of the computer. (Quarterbacks, line, etc.).

Let's start at the top, a division of my heart (I live in Massachusetts), East of the AFC.Aquí are the most complete rankings can be found on the Web:

(# = Rankings last year)

1) Patriots New England 12-4
Field marshal: Tom Brady (# 1)
Running Back: Laurence Maroney (# 24)
Wide Receivers: Wes Welker (# 3), Randy Moss (# 5), Julian Edelman (# 53)
Tight Ends: Alge Crumpler (# 31)
Protection of QB: # 2
Rush protection: # 19
Bags (on the opponent): 22 #
Implementation of defence: # 23
Pass defense: # 19
Key additions: WR Torry Holt (# 68), TE Alge Crumpler (# 31)
Key losses: TE Ben Watson (# 10), DE / DT Jarvis Green, DE / OLB Adalius Thomas
Notes: The downgrade in tight end should be minimal, given the considerable both the Patriots have wings (Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez) and the fact that the system for Belichick, tight ends are used as blockers... can not think that a computer with a defensive line of such phoney might be expected from 12-4, but look at the New Orleans Saints (# 26) last year...Laurence Maroney, entering a year contract, you must put or be eclipsed by Sammy Morris, BenJarvus Green-Ellis, or another back on the list...With Welker watching as he has made a full recovery, the drive appears to assume the worst part of the responsibility for this computer.

(2) New York Jets 11-5
Field marshal: Mark Sanchez (# 38)
Running Backs: Shonn Greene (# 30), Ladanian Tomlinson (No. 42)
Wide Receivers: Santonio Holmes (# 11), Jerricho Cotchery (# 22), Laveranues Coles (No. 44), Braylon Edwards (# 49)
Tight Ends: Dustin Keller (No. 28)
Protection of QB: # 24
Rush protection: # 6
Bags (on the opponent): # 16
Implementation of defence: # 4
Pass defense: # 1
Key additions: RB Ladanian Tomlinson (No. 42), WR Santonio Holmes (# 11) DE / OLB Jason Taylor, CB Antonio Cromartie
Key losses: RB Thomas Jones (# 23), FS Kelly Rhodes
Notes: There is no surprise that pass defense took Darrell Revis takes the # 1 spot... adding Santonio Holmes gives QB Sanchez a strong core to mask his inexperience... not surprised if execution has a success this year; time will tell if RB Greene can lead to staff... Jason Taylor will provide the depth and experience to what already is a fantastic defensive line... for that Mark Sanchez to mature, O line has to step up and prevent the sacks.

(3) Miami Dolphins 9-7
Field marshal: southern Chad (# 17)
Running Backs: Ricky Williams (# 8), Ronnie Brown (# 16)
Wide Receivers: Brandon Marshall (# 24), Brian Hartline (# 30), Greg Camarillo (# 37), Davone Bess (# 41),
Tight Ends: Anthony Fasano (# 37)
Protection of QB: # 14
Rush protection: # 8
Bags (on the opponent): # 1
Implementation of defence: # 15
Pass defense: # 32
Key additions: WR Brandon Marshall (# 24)
Key losses: DE / OLB Joey Porter, DE / OLB Jason Taylor
Notes: The punch of only best one-two RBs Williams and Brown are Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams.. .Sin DE / OLBs Porter and Taylor, seeks to the defence of Miami to deteriorate quickly... don't be surprised if it is the # 1 the new year; offense have all the tools to make it reality: a young man, capable quarterback; a stable of running backs; and 4 (counting EM) throughout the recievers on the edge of breaking of.

(4) Bills Buffallo 8-8
Field marshal: Trent Edwards (# 32), Ryan Fitzpatrick (# 34)
Running Backs: Fred Jackson (# 22), Marshawn Lynch (# 45)
Wide Receivers: Lee Evans (# 64), Steve Johnson (N/A), Chad Jackson (N/A)
Tight End: Jonathan Stupar (N/A)
Protection of QB: # 32
Rush protection: # 10
Bags (on the opponent): # 19
Implementation of defence: # 30
Pass defense: # 2
Key additions: none
Key losses: WR Terrell Owens (# 70)

In first season as head coach of the Denver Broncos Josh McDaniels, got rid of quarterback Jay Cutler and surprised everyone to start the season 6-0, beating out the likes of chargers, Patriots, Cowboys, the Bengals. Hot cooling real quick start, as the Broncos came to lose eight of its ten final games of the season to finish the year 8-8, and out of the playoffs. This pre-season McDaniels got rid of another player key on the offensive side of the ball, as the Broncos traded away wide receiver Brandon Marshall. There is still hope that this computer at least compete by the Crown of the Division in 2010, but a lot of things point to slightly down year in Denver. Here is a look at what the Broncos bring to the table on both sides of the ball in 2010.

Offense: after of acquiring Brady Quinn in a trade with the Cleveland Browns, the Broncos shocked everyone by trading again in the first round to select quarterback Tim Tebow the Florida.La fate of likely seals McDaniels motion with the success of Tebow, which continues to increase until the graph depth and could see action this year if the Broncos get off to a slow start.

The game runtime must be strong with the return of Knowshon and Buckhalter Correll, but the big question this side of the ball is what will make this machine to replace the production of Brandon Marshall, who led the Broncos to 101 receptions to 1,120 yards and 10 touchdowns. The Broncos had drafted Georgia Tech wide Demaryius Thomas, and he will need help immediately, along with guys like Eddie Royal Brandon Lloyd, Jabar Gaffney, Brandon Stokely, rookie Eric Decker.

The Broncos hope that both tackles Ryan Clady and Ryan Harris to be ready to go when starts the season, but Harris has to recover fully from a number of injuries in the toe of the foot, while Clady tendon his patella playing basketball this April.The Broncos hope rookie J.D. Walton to assume in the Center, while Chris Kuper and Russ Hochstein will probably start at the two guard spots, but appear to get a major boost rookies Eric Olsen and Zane beadles and second year pro Seth Olsen.

Defence: The Broncos did a lot of movements to treat insurance up to a defensive line who fought for the tranche in 2009.Trajeron in veteran Jamal Williams to assume in the nose tackle and added a couple of Veterans over at Justin Bannan Jarvis Green holding two final spot.The hope is that this group can help the Broncos improve his defense of execution ranked 26 in 2009.

The Broncos with a pleasant surprise in his switch to a defence of 3-4 in 2009, as Elvis Dumervil racked up 17 sacks of change of defensive end at outside linebacker.The Broncos hope that 2009-first round Draft Robert Ayers can intervene and start opposite of Dumerveil, while Mario Haggan is expected to move inside the team with D.J. Williams in the middle.

The Broncos had the third best defense pass in 2009, allowing only 186 yards in a juego.Esto is a very veteran that returns corners Champ Bailey (fifteenth season) and Andre ' Goodman (ninth season), along with the safeties Renaldo Hill (season) and Brian Dawkins (fifteenth season) .you have to be some concern by injury with this group, but if healthy is one of the main drives again in 2010.

Prediction - 4th AFC West: I like what will send the Broncos to the field on the defensive side of the ball, but I am concerned that this unit will get more worked because the offence will be unable to get things without Marshall, who demanded double teams in almost every defense in the Liga.No a good combined with so many veteran players on the defensive side of the ball.