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Top 100 Fantasy Football Point Projections, Standard Scoring

August 15, 2010 By
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Top 100 Fantasy Football Rankings

Top 100 Fantasy Football Rankings – Non PPR

** update 8/30/2010 **

  1. 6 Points per Touch Down – Rushing and Receiving

I was amazed at how high the QB position ranked this year. Everyone has been writing about how the NFL, each year, progresses further into a pass first high scoring league, take note in this years draft. It’s not your dad’s 2001 draft rules. QB’s are now just as important as RB’s, but then again this has been trending upward the past few years. Look at how the TE position has exploded. Offensive Coordinators are finding more and more ways to move the ball through the air and your fantasy football QB’s are benefiting from it.

ATTENTION – this isn’t a recommended draft order friends – this is the top 100 fantasy football players based on projected fantasy points – obviously the top 100 is based on projected point values – Your draft order is dependent on may factors such as your leagues scoring system, ADP, value picks in the later rounds, the drafting trends during the draft, and as one commenter pointed out, the position scarcity model. We’ll cover the position scarcity model in a later article. While I believe position scarcity is important to understand it alone is not the standard by which I draft my team. As a matter of fact in my mock drafts, using various drafting theories and models, no single theory or model out produces the other enough to justify paying an overwhelming amount of attention it, you simply must be aware. The top 100 producers listed below you indeed must be aware of, enjoy.

Ovrl Player Pos Tm Bye ADP
1 Adrian Peterson RB MIN 4 2.04
2 Peyton Manning QB IND 7 18.05
3 Randy Moss WR NEP 5 11.34
4 Drew Brees QB NOS 10 10.44
5 Chris Johnson RB TEN 9 1.11
6 Michael Turner RB ATL 8 5.53
7 Maurice Jones-Drew (INJ) RB JAC 9 3.23
8 Aaron Rodgers QB GBP 10 7.8
9 Dallas Clark (INJ) TE IND 7 46.08
10 Miles Austin WR DAL 4 20.11
11 Matt Schaub QB HOU 7 38.84
12 Tom Brady QB NEP 5 26.84
13 Jonathan  Stewart (INJ) RB CAR 6 33.36
14 Visanthe Shiancoe TE MIN 4 97.83
15 Philip Rivers QB SDC 10 36.27
16 Tony  Romo QB DAL 4 36.05
17 Marion Barber III RB DAL 4 59.81
18 DeAngelo Williams RB CAR 6 13.98
19 Pierre Thomas RB NOS 10 29.33
20 Vernon Davis (INJ) TE SFO 9 56.42
21 Antonio Gates TE SDC 10 44.5
22 Larry Fitzgerald (INJ) WR ARI 6 17.1
23 Andre Johnson WR HOU 7 7.04
24 Ray Rice RB BAL 8 4.05
25 Reggie Wayne WR IND 7 16.16
26 Ryan Mathews RB SDC 10 16.32
27 Shonn Greene RB NYJ 7 15.71
28 Joseph Addai RB IND 7 45.82
29 Calvin Johnson WR DET 7 17.09
30 Roddy White WR ATL 8 23.44
31 Arian Foster (+) RB HOU 7 49.89
32 Terrell Owens WR CIN 6 90.54
33 Brett Favre QB MIN 4 79.52
34 Michael Bush RB OAK 10 74.47
35 Rashard Mendenhall RB PIT 5 12.15
36 Hakeem Nicks WR NYG 8 55.93
37 Marques Colston WR NOS 10 29.57
38 Anquan Boldin WR BAL 8 35.86
39 Brandon Marshall WR MIA 5 23.41
40 Frank Gore RB SFO 9 6.22
41 Carson Palmer QB CIN 6 113.12
42 Joe Flacco QB BAL 8 92.09
43 Reggie Bush RB NOS 10 88.92
44 Laurence Maroney RB NEP 5 118.66
45 Steve E. Smith WR NYG 8 48.69
46 LaDainian Tomlinson RB NYJ 7 107.35
47 Cedric Benson RB CIN 6 21.14
48 Jay Cutler QB CHI 8 67.98
49 Brandon Jacobs RB NYG 8 52.99
50 Greg Jennings WR GBP 10 26.65
51 DeSean Jackson WR PHI 8 31.02
52 Beanie Wells RB ARI 6 27.58
53 Thomas Jones RB KCC 4 99.42
54 Chad Ochocinco WR CIN 6 47.71
55 Tony Gonzalez TE ATL 8 75.65
56 Jermichael Finley TE GBP 10 57.65
57 Steven Jackson RB STL 9 9.78
58 Ronnie Brown RB MIA 5 50.87
59 Ricky Williams RB MIA 5 62.34
60 Ryan Grant RB GBP 10 22.44
61 Matt Ryan QB ATL 8 108.95
62 Hines Ward WR PIT 5 62.74
63 Jamaal Charles RB KCC 4 27.15
64 Percy Harvin WR MIN 4 75.7
65 Robert Meachem WR NOS 10 74.36
66 Tim Hightower RB ARI 6 115.22
67 Matt Forte RB CHI 8 42.18
68 Knowshon Moreno (INJ) RB DEN 9 34.95
69 LeSean McCoy RB PHI 8 35.1
70 Willis McGahee RB BAL 8 174.34
71 Mike Sims-Walker WR JAC 9 54.34
72 Steve Smith WR CAR 6 39.08
73 Kellen Winslow TE TBB 4 102.51
74 Clinton Portis RB WAS 9 87.6
75 Chris Cooley TE WAS 9 110.69
76 Kevin Boss TE NYG 8 264.66
77 John Carlson TE SEA 5 133.8
78 Anthony Fasano TE MIA 5
79 Jacoby Jones WR HOU 7 168.07
80 Jabar Gaffney WR DEN 9 107.59
81 Roy Williams WR DAL 4 241.22
82 Jason Witten TE DAL 4 60.93
83 Zach Miller TE OAK 10 87.61
84 Julian Edelman WR NEP 5 108.03
85 Cadillac Williams RB TBB 4 78.81
86 Benjamin Watson TE CLE 8
87 Brent Celek TE PHI 8 69.5
88 Ahmad Bradshaw RB NYG 8 78.86
89 Greg Olsen TE CHI 8 164.4
90 Heath Miller TE PIT 5 182.9
91 Eli Manning QB NYG 8 90.57
92 Donald Driver WR GBP 10 65.77
93 Montario Hardesty RB CLE 8 88.97
94 Bernard Berrian WR MIN 4 105.84
95 Dwayne Bowe WR KCC 4 49.47
96 Kenny Britt WR TEN 9 116.8
97 Chester Taylor RB CHI 8 124.8
98 Michael Crabtree WR SFO 9 43.37
99 Justin Forsett RB SEA 5 93.04
100 Lance Moore WR NOS 10 286.54

Based on standard scoring for the 2010 NFL Season – Projects based on ESPN stats – Modified with sleeper upside.

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Comments

  1. Craig says:
    August 16, 2010 at 1:09 pm

    How is looking at absolute point values helpful exactly? I should take Josh Freeman before Dallas Clark or Anquan Boldin? Do you guys understand position scarcity at all? The projected point difference between between the number 1 and number 12 QBs is 81 points; for RBs it is 113 points, and you have to start 2-3 RBs but only 1 QB. This article is more harmful than it is helpful.

    • Kurt Turner says:
      August 16, 2010 at 3:39 pm

      Craig, prior to reading this post did you have any clue what the projected point value is for xyz player, well at least what my projected points are? If you didn’t, then this article is helpful and can help you work through your position scarcity model. I’m glad that you’re aware of position scarcity however the model is heavily based on your league settings.. On the 20th of this month we will be releasing our position scarcity model as an online application you can run. I know it’s late in the draft season but scripting the math is more tedious than expected. I appreciate your question and hope you can find some more of our opinion based articles more appealing.

      • Craig says:
        August 17, 2010 at 12:12 pm

        I’m glad to see that you will factor in position scarcity at some point, but I think you should make it clear what this article is. The title is “Top 100 Fantasy Football RANKINGS – Non PPR,” which suggests that this is your draft board in a standard league. Your explanation also suggests that tons of QBs are at the top of your rankings, which might lead less experienced owners to think that the first round should be nothing but quarterbacks. These are point projections, not rankings.

        • Kurt says:
          August 17, 2010 at 4:36 pm

          I updated the article to better clarify what’s going on for those in need of clarification. Hope to see you pointing out things again here at knuckleheads in the future.