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Make no mistake Pitt is a passing team. The pass:run ratio will continue with only game context causing much deviation.Wallace is still the straw that stirs the drink. The attention focused on him helps Brown do his thing. In non-PPR leagues he's the clear #1.In PPR leagues however, Brown will be the most valuable Pitt WR as I expect a modest bump to his targets and a considerable bump to his TD's next season.I do think Saunders will emerge and relegate Heath to unstartable as a fantasy TE, possibly as soon as next season, but more likely in 2013. Arians/Ben just don't utilize the position enough to get me very excited about either of their fantasy prospect though.I don't think Sanders is likely to threaten either Brown or Wallace's target's but will make a very nice #3 and push Roethlisberger into the discussion amongst the upper tier QB's.'pittstownkiller said:Who will be the #1 in PIT? Does Wallace see enough targets to warrant elite status or has Brown developed into the main reception guy who is breaking them off enough to make Wallace a three target-a-game receiver again? Does Sanders work into this mix and cloud it for everyone? What about H. Miller and their other promising receiving TE rookie W. Saunders? Does PIT put their running game back in order and bring their passing game back to earth in 2012? Thoughts?
