Well, apparently I must be writing for myself, because I didn't get one email or comments from anyone all year. Hence the lackadaisical effort on this site once the NFL season began. Well, for anyone who cares, I managed to finish in the top 1% on both NBX.COM with a 34-15-3 record and wagerline.com at 31-15-2. I was 10th overall on Bullysports.com pick'em contest as well as having championship fantasy teams on AOL,ESPN,FOX and AZFANTASYFOOTBALL. I will post here until I start my new pay to join website coming later this year. FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE A WINNER DURING NEXT YEAR'S NFL SEASON.....FOLLOW ME!!!!

Now that you've seen the AFC side of things, lets get right to it on the NFC side!
NFC East
1.Eagles
2.Giants
3. Redskins
4. Cowboys

Being a Giant fan, you know I have to be nuts to pick the Eagles to win the division. However, this whole NFC East division is loaded,especially on defense. The Eagles, though,happen to have Donovan McNabb, and unfortunately, it may be a little to early to give the best QB in the division to Eli Manning. McNabb is a true leader and has the ability to make something out of nothing when he is on the field. Without WR Terrell Owens, McNabb will spread the ball around more to the stable of receivers at his disposal as well as TE L.J.Smith and RB Brian Westbrook. The offensive line may not be one of the best but it is at least stable now and with RB Correll Buckhalter back and young RB Ryan Moats being able to spell Westbrook and keep him healthy, the Eagles should have their share of scoring opportunities. The defense continues to be under-rated and should be a top 10 unit once again with the additions of DE Darren Howard and rookie DT Broderick Bunkley as well as the coming back of LB Shaun Barber. This team is well rounded and will be tough to beat, so believe me when I say that 14 wins is not out of the question here. They will need all the wins they can muster because the New York Giants will be right on their tails the whole season. If rookie WR Sinorice Moss can get healthy and actually contribute to this offense, they will be even more dangerous than they already are. And with the likes of Tiki Barber and Jeremy Shockey and an improving Eli Manning,and an under-rated offensive line, this team should be mighty dangerous already. With the addition of LB Lavar Arrington and a healthy Antonio Pierce, this Giant D may again become a top level defense,even if newly acquired CB's Sam Madison and R.W.McQuarters have only decent seasons. I admit I have never been a big Tom Coughlin fan, but he has solidified this team and made them a contender. While the Redskins may also be improved, this is a loaded NFC East division and that could spell trouble for these Redskins. That means 2 games against the Giants,Eagles and Cowboys and they also have games against the Panthers, and on the road against the Colts and an under-rated Rams team. The good teams will still be able to run against the Skins and all this could add up to a 7-9,maybe 8-8 season. Parcells is going to find out why the Colts let Vanderjagt go! When you have a team with a good defense,which the Cowboys should have this year, and they like to run the ball and grind the clock and keep the games close, you better have a good kicker. Not that Vanderjagt is that bad, it's just that in the clutch you have to wonder if he can make the game-winning kick. The offensive line is also not as strong as it used to be and T.O. has proven useless and lazy already. IF T.O. decides to play NFL football again, and the line can give statue-like Bledsoe time to throw and create holes for Julius Jones, they may be a double-digit winning team, because the defense will come to play every down. But until all that happens, with the way things are in this division, I think we might be looking more at double-digit losses and 6-10 this year may not be out of the question for this Cowboy squad. This year I think the Eagles will edge out the Giants for the division with the Giants taking a wild card spot.
NFC NORTH
1. Bears
2. Vikings
3. Packers
4. Lions

The Chicago Bears should once again have the most ferocious defense in football and can put a beating on you whether you are trying to run the ball or throw it against them. They should be better on offense as well as don't expect QB Rex Grossman to last too long with the accurate Brian Griese available when needed. Add in another year of Thomas Jones with something to prove and one of the better offensive lines in the game and this team should run away the division again in 2006.While they do have some tough non-division games such as Seattle and at the Giants and Rams and Cards, 12- 4 should not be out of the question for a potent team in a weak division, anything less than 11-5 would have to be considered a disappointment. The Vikings still have what seems to be an average defense along with an average offense which again will lead to an average season. Brad Johnson is capable of spreading the ball around and the offensive line added ALL WORLD G Steve Hutchinson and RB Chester Taylor,but much like the defense, they will be good enough to beat some teams and not good enough to beat others. 7-9 may be in the cards for the Vikes this year,or it may be worse. Poor Brett Favre should have taken another week for his decision and maybe gone out this year. The offensive line is terrible and Brett ain't gettin no younger! WR Donald Driver will continue to produce but RB's Ahman Green and Sam Gado will have to stay healthy and try to create plays on their own. The defense will be better with the additions of rookie LB A.J.Hawk, DT Ryan Pickett and CB Charles Woodson, but will probably still need time to gel and develop into a defense that will perform on a weekly basis. With probably more downs than ups this year Green Bay should be looking at 5-11 and QB Aaron Rodgers this season. The Lions just can't seem to get anything going. Roy Williams was the only WR worth maybe a first round pick and Jon Kitna or Josh McCown cannot thrive with no one to throw to. RB Kevin Jones should carry alot of the load if he can stay healthy enough and the offensive line should at least be average. How much offense they can muster still remains a question. The defense seems better with the additions of rookies LB Ernie Sims and S Daniel Bullocks, but still has room to improve and will need time to play together to become one of the better units. Unfortunately, having games against the Seahawks,the Falcons,the Dolphins, and having to play at Dallas and New England and Arizona and St.Louis, not to mention the 2 games against the Bears, things may well be ugly in the Motor City again. 5-11,maybe,3-13 probably more like it.

NFC WEST
1. Seattle
2. Rams
3. Cards
4. 49ers

The NFC defending champion Seahawks should once again rule their division and probably the NFC once again in 2006. RB Shaun Alexander may have lost G Steve Hutchinson but signed Tom Ashworth and when you have Alexander,well,that is good enough. Throw in QB Matt Hasselbeck and another target in WR Nate Burleson and this team will threaten to score every time they have the ball. The defense will also be improved with the addition of LB Julian Peterson and rookie CB Kelly Jennings and probably rank in the top 10 in the league. The Seahawks will have their battles this year facing the Giants,Bears, and Chiefs and tough division road games at St.Louis and Arizona, but don't be surprised if this team were to finish 15-1, they are that good! The sleeper team of the NFC could be the St.Louis Rams. Their offensive line should be better and the running game should be in good hands with Stephen Jackson and short yardage back Stephen Davis. Put that together with a healthy Torry Holt and Isaac Bruce, along with WR Kevin Curtis, and this team should once again be one of the top offenses in the league. Rookie TE Joe Klopfenstein should also contribute. Their defense is still not great but, much like the Bengals in the AFC, should be good enough for them to be able to outscore most opponents. An 11-5 season should not be that difficult with their schedule and 13 wins could even be possible with a couple of breaks and a healthy Bulger for an entire season. Another much improved team with a chance to possibly go 11-5 would be the Arizona Cardinals. The addition of Edgerrin James immediately adds a running game to an already potent passing attack and rookie QB Matt Leinart should be able to fill in if Warner again gets hurt. That may be a pretty good possibility considering the offensive line is still not good and T Leonard Davis can only block so many people himself. Throw in the fact that the defense still seems to have a ways to go before they can be considered a top defense and the Cards may again be looking more like 6-10 rather than the other way around. As for the 49ers, well, let's just say there is no where to go but up. The addition of Larry Allen to the offensive line is nice, and rookie TE Vernon Davis should surely help, but QB Alex Smith is still young and inexperienced and must work with a new corps of receivers, except for Arnaz Battle,who always seems to be injured. RB Frank Gore will be expected to carry the load but just how much of a load he can carry remains to be seen. The Niners have some nice young talent on defense, but again they are young and will probably give up lots of points along with lots of yardage again this year. If San Fran manages to win any games this year, it should come as a surprise and an embarassment to the team that loses to a team that can't stop the run and will be a challenge to stop most passing games. The Seahawks once again should win this division with the Rams grabbing an NFC wild card spot.

NFC SOUTH
1. Panthers
2. Falcons
3. Bucs
4. Saints

The Panthers could possibly have the 2nd best defense in the league and if all can stay healthy should have a pretty good offense as well. WR Keyshawn Johnson will help,escpecially when Steve Smith is on the sidelines nursing injuries. Rookie RB Deangelo Williams should be good enough to take some pressure off of Deshaun Foster and help keep him healthy as well. The offensive line is a solid one and the defense will once again be led by DE Julius Peppers, and with CB Chris Gamble being maybe the most under-rated CB in the game, and the return of DT Kris Jenkins as well as other key additions, this defense could be very tough to move the ball on. 14-2 would not be out of the question for the Panthers this year. Especially when the next best team in the division may be the Atlanta Falcons. This is another team with what could be a very good defense. With the addition of DE John Abraham across from DE Patrick Kerney and rookie CB Jimmy Williams, along with the return of LB Edgerton Hartwell, this defense could become very good very quickly. The question still remains,can Michael Vick move the offense consistently with a subpar receiving corps? Until someone other than TE Alge Crumpler and RB Warrick Dunn can step up and be productive for this team,expect no better than .500 from these Atlanta Falcons. While the Buccaneers appear to be a promising young team, I still have my doubts about "Chucky's boys". Chris Simms and RB Carnell Williams still have to prove they can be productive with an average offensive line for an entire season, and Clayton has to come back to provide help for the aging Galloway. While Simeon Rice, Derrick Brooks and Ronde Barber form the nucleus of an excellent defense, the rest of the parts are not what they once were and this could be a major downfall in the city of Tampa Bay this season. With games against the Ravens,Bengals,Eagles,Giants,Redskins,Cowboys, Bear s and Seahawks, this Tampa Bay 2006 version could be in for a long season. Call me kooky, but with this kind of schedule,I wouldn't be surprised to see them post more than 3 wins this year. This could also be the case for the Saints. Although RB Reggie Bush should add some excitement to the city of New Orleans, they will still be hard pressed to stop the opposing teams offense and for them to get more than a couple of wins this year would be an accomplishment. The Panthers should have no problem again taking this division and will need every win possible for that coveted first round bye. They will probably play in the wild card round though and beat the Rams at home while the Giants will be coming up just short against a tough Bears squad. I would then take the Seahawks over the Bears and the Eagles over the Panthers to play for the right to face the Colts in the Super Bowl. Seattle should eek out another championship but once again fall to the AFC and this time the Colts in this years Super Bowl. Well, there you have it. Let's see what happens this year in the wacky world of the NFL and always expect the unexpected. Come on back tomorrow a.m. for my Week 1 picks.

Sorry for the delay people, but I had to get my fantasy drafts done and also have been sick and in bed for the last 2 days, or I would have had this posted prior to the MIA/PITT game. Anyway, here's what you have been waiting for, my predictions for 2006!!!!So lets get started....
AFC EAST
1. Patriots
2. Dolphins
3. Bills
4. Jets

While the Dolphins have improved I just can't help but feel Tom Brady will again lead New England to another AFC East title. While the Bills may have the best defense in the division, the NE defense still has veterans like Teddy Bruschi, Mike Vrabel and Rodney Harrison and should be considered a top 10 defense themselves. Throw in a helluva coach in Bill Belichik and a favorable schedule and this team should remain trouble for the rest of the league in 2006, and another 12 win season may not be out of the question. Miami may also be a threat to win 12 games this season but is more likely to see a wild card then a division title. They still need some help in the secondary and on the offensive line to be considered a true Super Bowl contender but should still have a good season as long as Culpepper can perform well. The Buffalo Bills are a tough team to figure out because they have one of the better defenses in the league, but you still need to score points to win games. It's hard to put up points when your offensive line is throwing alot of "lookout" blocks!!! Expect the Bills to be in alot of close games this year but until the offense can put up consistent points expect no more than 5 or 6 wins for Buffalo this year. If, however, the line somehow plays well, this could be a dangerous team, but again,not likely to happen. The Jets again are another team that will probably live or die by their D. Unfortunately, they are not as good as the Bills D but their offensive line is better. With Curtis Martin's knee problems threatening his career, ex-49er Kevan Barlow must take over at RB and I tell ya folks, he ain't no Martin!!!! Look for WR Laveranues Coles to have a good year because frankly, they really have no one else. 5 wins may not be out of the question for this team, but don't expect much more than that.Again, I would look for the Patriots to win the division with the Dolphins taking a wild card slot.

AFC NORTH
1. Bengals
2. Steelers
3. Ravens
4. Browns

QB Carson Palmer will be back strong and it is tough to stop the Johnson and Johnson duet of RB Rudi and WR Chad and also keep the reigns on WR T.J. Houshmandzedah. The defense may start slow but will get play-making LB Odell Thurman back from suspension after their bye and should be good enough to hold teams to less points than this team will score. With an improved defense and a nice offensive line along with a good schedule, 13 wins is not out of the question for this Bengal team. Then again, in this division you always have to be looking out for those friggin Steelers. If Roethlisberger can stay healthy, they still have a top 10 defense and maybe the best offensive line in football and a favorable schedule. If 2 teams were to get 13 wins in one division this could be it. The Ravens and Jamal Lewis should have a better season, but being in the same division as the Bengals and the Steelers is always tough, so an 8-8 season could be in order here. However, don't think 11-5 is out of the question, but their inconsistent play and having 2 power teams in their division as well as having to face the Panthers as well as road games against the Bucs,Broncos, and Chiefs looks more like a .500 season. The poor Browns!!!! First Pro Bowl center LeCharles Bentley is gone for the season after the first practice. Then C Bob Hallen retires....Then C Alonzo Ephraim gets suspended 4 games...Romeo Crennel,you deserve better....Throw in a young QB with a bad offensive line and a defense that looks better on paper then it does on the field and again this could be a tough year for you Browns fans. Romeo deserves at least a $100k raise for every win this team gets,because with the team he is forced to field week in and week out,they should not get any. The Bengals should edge out the Steelers for the division but look for the Steelers to get a wild card berth.
AFC WEST
1. Chiefs
2. Chargers
3. Broncos
4. Raiders

RB Larry Johnson will be a force to be reckoned with and with an improved,although not great, defense the Chiefs should arise in the West. QB Trent Green and TE Tony Gonzalez are also good enough to be counted upon when needed and veteran WR Eddie Kennison keeps improving each year. With one of the better offensive lines in the league,even without William Roaf,and a division which is more offense than defense, a 10-12 win season is not out of the question for these Chiefs. Chargers QB Philip Rivers is young but RB Laidanian Tomlinson will certainly help his confidence. However,the secondary is still a question mark as rookie CB Antonio Cromartie may need more time to develop into a starter and vet S Marlon McCree is really not much of an improvement over Bahwoh Jue and Terrence Kiel. I would say this team would probaly finish around the 7-9 mark, but if things gel with the D and Rivers plays well enough an 11 win season would not be out of the question. What is all this Super Bowl talk with the Broncos???? Look at their schedule and this team is in trouble. This team will not be able to stop the run and has to go up against the likes of Larry Johnson,twice,LT,twice,Lamont Jordan,twice, Steven Jackson,Jamal Lewis,Shaun Alexander,Edgerrin James,Rudi Johnson and the running attacks of NE and the Colts as well. Granted,this offense will put up some points, but to me these looks like a team that has 5-11 written all over it. Lucky to finish 5-11 may be the Aaron Brooks led Raiders, however! Brooks to Moss should have it's share of hookups this year along with alot out of RB Lamont Jordan, but along with Brooks comes fumbles and interceptions and another year of Randy Moss whining and storming off the field. The offensive line is still questionable as well as the defense and with a schedule against some young and hungry teams, 3-13 in Shell's first year back may be possible. The Chiefs should win the division and should be the only team to go to the playoffs from this division, although a challenge by the Chargers may not be out of the question.

AFC SOUTH
1. Colts
2. Jaguars
3. Titans
4. Texans

You don't even know how much it pains me to say this, but yes, I think the Colts may be the best team this year. Brother Eli may be younger but may get the upper hand on opening night playing at home and with a ferocious defense, but if they do lose, Indy may have a hard time losing again. They play the Eagles,Bengals and Dolphins, but all are at home and on the road they must face Dallas and New England, and this year I don't think it matters where they play. The defense is still in need of defensive backs but the front seven cause enough havoc to still make it one of the better defenses in football. Even though Edge has moved on to Arizona, rookie Joseph Addai and vet Dominic Rhodes will be enough to give Manning more than enough opportunites to find Harrison and Wayne and Stokley along with Dallas Clark for plenty of trips to the end zone. For these reasons I believe a 15-1 season would not be out of the question for the Colts this season. Unfortunately for the Jaguars, this is not a good year to have to play the Colts twice along with the NFC EAST. Although the Jags may be a pretty good team, their schedule is what would lead me to believe an 8-8 season is more likely than not. The defense is still among the top 10, but can Leftwich and Fragile Freddy Taylor stay healthy all season and can Matt Jones or Ernest Wilford become the next Jimmy Smith? Until these are answered yes I have to stick with a finish of around .500. The Titans are another team that seems to be on the verge but may need another year or so to break through. This team is much like the Jaguars. While they have a young and improving defense the offense still has to have a healthy Drew Bennett step up to help the RB's and TE's in the passing game. Why bring in Kerry Collins? Volek has proven he deserves a starting chance and if not rookie Vince Young looks capable of taking over. If the Titans opt to go with Collins as their starter, expect things to be worse. With Volek, I would not think a .500 season would be out of the question, however with Collins, I think 8-8 may be pushing it. The Houston Texans are becoming another one of those teams,must be an AFC SOUTH thing, with an improving defense but questionable offense. Now with RB and workhorse Domanic Davis out for the season, what kind of production can they expect from rookie Wali Lundy and RB Vernand Morency? How is the pick of DE Mario Williams over RB Reggie Bush looking now? WR's Andre Johnson and Eric Moulds will have to supply some help for QB David Carr, but can this young offensive line keep him protected? Also burdened with a semi- tough schedule, Houston will once again be lucky to come out with more than a win under it's belt. The Bills and Browns at home, or more unlikely at the Jets, may be the only games they're in this year. Expect the Colts to once again dominate this divison and possibly the AFC.
Look for NE to edge out Pitt and the Dolphins to upset the Chiefs in Wild Card action. I would then take the Colts over the Fish and the Bengals over the Patriots to go to the Championship with the Colts to move on to and yes, I can't believe I am saying this, win the Super Bowl over....check out my NFC Preview to find out!

Top 150 Fantasy players for 2006
1. RB Larry Johnson Chiefs
2. RB Shaun Alexander Seahawks
3. RB Ladainian Tomlinson Chargers
4. RB Tiki Barber Giants
5. RB Clinton Portis Redskins
6. RB Edgerrin James Cardinals
7. RB Ronnie Brown Dolphins
8. RB Steven Jackson Rams
9. RB Lamont Jordan Raiders
10. RB Carnell Williams Bucs
11. QB Peyton Manning Colts
12. RB Rudi Johnson Bengals
13. WR Steve Smith Panthers
14. QB Carson Palmer Bengals
15. QB Tom Brady Patriots
16. RB Reggie Bush Saints
17. RB Willis McGahee Bills
18. WR Larry Fitzgerald Cardinals
19. WR Chad Johnson Bengals
20. RB Brian Westbrook Eagles
21. WR Terrell Owens Cowboys
22. RB Domanic Davis Texans
23. RB Willie Parker Steelers
24. WR Marvin Harrison Colts
25. RB Jamal Lewis Ravens
26. RB Julius Jones Cowboys
27. TE Antonio Gates Chargers
28. WR Torry Holt Rams
29. WR Anquan Boldin Cardinals
30. QB Matt Hasselbeck Seahawks
31. WR Chris Chambers Dolphins
32. WR Hines Ward Steelers
33. RB Chester Taylor Vikings
34. RB Thomas Jones Bears
35. RB Deshaun Foster Panthers
36. WR Randy Moss Raiders
37. RB Kevin Jones Lions
38. RB Corey Dillon Patriots
39. RB (R)Joseph Addai Colts
40. WR Reggie Wayne Colts
41. Bears Def
42. TE Tony Gonzalez Chiefs
43. Ahman Green Packers
44. RB Warrick Dunn Falcons
45. QB Marc Bulger Rams
46. QB Ben Roethlisberger Steelers
47. QB Kurt Warner Cardinals
48. QB Drew Brees Saints
49.QB Jake Delhomme Panthers
50. QB Trent Green Chiefs
51. Panthers Def
52. Seahawks Def
53. Falcons Def
54. Patriots Def
55. QB Eli Manning Giants
56. RB Reuben Droughns Browns
57. TE Alge Crumpler Falcons
58. WR Santana Moss Redskins
59. WR Joey Galloway Bucs
60. WR Javon Walker Broncos
61. WR Roy Williams Lions
62. Giants Def
63. WR Donald Driver Packers
64. QB Jake Plummer Broncos
65. RB Chris Brown Titans
66. RB Deuce McAlister Saints
67. RB Tatum Bell Broncos
68. QB Daunte Culpepper Dolphins
69. WR Derrick Mason Ravens
70. WR Joe Horn Saints
71. QB Byron Leftwich Jaguars
72. QB Drew Bledsoe Cowboys
73. QB Brett Favre Packers
74. Philip Rivers Chargers
75. QB Michael Vick Falcons
76. QB Steve McNair Ravens
77. QB Mark Brunell Redskins
78. Bills Def
79. Ravens Def
80. Steelers Def
81. Colts Def
82. Chargers Def
83. WR T.J.Houshmandzedah Bengals
84. WR Plaxico Burress Giants
85. TE Jeremy Shockey Giants
86. RB Dominic Rhodes Colts
87. WR Rod Smith Broncos
88. TE Todd Heap Ravens
89. Eagles Def
90. WR Muhsin Muhammad Bears
91. TE/FB Chris Cooley Redskins
92. Cowboys Def
93. TE Randy McMichael Dolphins
94. TE (R)Vernon Davis 49ers
95. Vikings Def
96. Lions Def
97. RB Fred Taylor Jaguars
98. RB Mike Anderson Ravens
99. RB Marion Barber Cowboys
100. RB (R)Deangelo Williams Panthers
101. RB (R)Laurence Maroney Patriots
102. QB Brad Johnson Vikings
103. Texans Def
104. QB Billy Volek Titans
105. QB Chris Simms Bucs
106. QB (R)Vince Young Titans
107. K Neil Rackers Cardinals
108. K Adam Vinatieri Colts
109. K Shayne Graham Bengals
110. WR Andre Johnson Texans
111. WR Deion Branch Patriots
112. TE Jason Witten Cowboys
113. RB Frank Gore 49ers
114. RB Kevan Barlow Jets
115. WR Eddie Kennison Chiefs
116. WR Keenan McCardell Chargers
117. Redskins Def
118. WR Terry Glenn Cowboys
119. TE L.J.Smith Eagles
120. RB (R)Mike Bell Broncos
121. RB Cedric Benson Bears
122. TE Dallas Clark Colts
123. WR Isaac Bruce Rams
124. Dolphins Def
125. Titans Def
126. WR Jerry Porter Raiders
127. WR Ernest Wilford Jaguars
128. WR Donte' Stallworth Saints
129. WR Laveranues Coles Jets
130. RB Ryan Moats Eagles
131. TE Ben Troupe Titans
132. RB T.J.Duckett Falcons
133. RB (R)Lendale White Titans
134. WR Eric Moulds Texans
135. TE Kellen Winslow Browns
136. RB Michael Pittman Bucs
137. RB Samkon Gado Packers
138. RB Mewelde Moore Vikings
139. RB Duce Staley Steelers
140. RB Ladell Betts Redskins
141. RB (R)Maurice Drew Jaguars
142. Cardinals Def
143. QB Chad Pennington Jets
144. TE (R)Marcedes Lewis Jaguars
145. Kelly Holcomb Bills
146. QB Aaron Brooks Raiders
147. QB David Carr Texans
148. RB Najeh Davenport Packers
149. QB Charlie Frye Browns
150. Alex Smith 49ers

There you have it!!!!My top fantasy players for 2006. Whether you agree with my rankings or not, you need to keep your rankings moving and updated throughout the year, as change is imminent in the world of the NFL and any good fantasy player knows to watch for players on the rise and players who may begin to decline. I won't give you too much here because,hey, I still want to win,but I can offer a couple of little tips for you. You'll notice that some players that are better than others may be ranked higher or lower than expected. Keep in mind the talent in the RB pool is pretty thin compared to a few other positions, so they may rank higher in comparison to other positions. Also, you'll notice only 3 kickers on the list. I hope I don't have to play against anyone reading this but my advice is, if you can't get Rackers,Vinatieri or Graham, build up your team and take your kicker last,because most of the remaining kickers are about equal. Hope you have enjoyed my blog so far and come back soon for more NFL banter and my predictions for each division. EMAIL me for those other free contests a.s.a.p. Time is a runnin' out!!!!

TOP 15 K's
1. Neil Rackers Cardinals
2. Adam Vinatieri Colts
3. Shayne Graham Bengals
4. Jeff Wilkins Rams
5. Jason Elam Broncos
6. David Akers Eagles
7. Nate Kaeding Chargers
8. Olinda Mare Dolphins
9. Ryan Longwell Vikings
10. Jason Hanson Lions
11. Matt Stover Ravens
12. John Kasay Panthers
13. Jeff Reed Steelers
14. Mike Vanderjagt Cowboys
15. Rian Lindell Bills

TOP 15 P's
1. Shane Lechler Raiders
2. Mike Koenen Falcons
3. Todd Sauerbraun Broncos
4. Brian Moorman Bills
5. Ben Graham Jets
6. Hunter Smith Colts
7. Mitch Berger Saints
8. Jeff Feagles Giants
9. Chris Hanson Jaguars
10. Mike Scifres Chargers
11. Craig Hentrich Titans
12. Mat McBriar Cowboys
13. Scott Player Cardinals
14. Chris Kluwe Vikings
15. Brad Maynard Bears

Come back soon for my overall fantasy rankings!