Who will be this year's version of:, 2008 Version (1 Viewer)

[Tillmanisahero]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) -

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) -

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) -

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) -

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) -

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) -

7. MJD (TD vulture) -

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) -

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) -

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) -

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) -

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) -

 

[Buffaloes]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Schaub

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Warner? or Garcia

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Barber

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edge

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Jacobs

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Jonathan Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin Johnson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) -

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Harrison

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Calvin Johnson

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Sheffler and Daniels

 

[joffer]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Shaub

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Warner

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edge

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Grant

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - McFadden

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Bowe

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Walker got hurt

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Galloway

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Bowe

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Scheffler

 

[PranksterJD]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Rodgers

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Bulger

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Gore

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Rudi

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Thomas Jones

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Jon Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - LenDale

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Holmes

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Javon Walker

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Coles

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Evans

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Shockey

 

[Anthony Borbely]

Great thread.

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - JaMarcus Russell

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Jon Kitna

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Marshawn Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Deuce McAllister

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Ryan Grant

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Jonathan Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Sammy Morris

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin Johnson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Isaac Bruce

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Calvin Johnson

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Tony Scheffler

 

[Jeff Tefertiller]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Matt Moore

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Garrard

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Marshawn Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Thomas Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Michael Turner

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Mendenhall

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Cotchery, just not the TDs of Edwards.

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Berrian

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Donald Driver, but not to degree of Moss

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Bowe

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Zach Miller

 

[H8fulHuck]

Fun exercise, but not much discussion.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Rodgers, Schuab & Leinart

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Delhomme

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - AD

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Ahman Green (counted out by too many) alternate choices Thomas Jones / Edge

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Dangelo

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - MJD & Graham

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Andre Johnson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Brandon Marshall

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Harrison & Holt

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Evans / White / Bowe are decent candidates

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Sheffler (see Marshall #9 above) & Crumpler

 

[LionsFan78]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Croyle

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Kitna

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Gore

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edge

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - E. Graham

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Michael Bush

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - D. Bowe

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - LAVERANUES COLES

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Santonio Holmes

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - G. Olsen

 

[travdogg]

Great thread.

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Vince Young

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Donovan McNabb

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Frank Gore

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Larry Johnson

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Laurence Maroney

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Jonathan Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Pierre Thomas

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Vincent Jackson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Calvin Johnson

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Isaac Bruce

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Dwayne Bowe

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Ben Watson

 

[gianmarco]

I'd like to add one more category:

13. Shaun McDonald (WW WR to put up great #'s due to the system he plays in) -- A. Battle

 

[gianmarco]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Schaub

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Kitna

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Fred Taylor

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Grant

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Kevin Smith

7. MJD (TD vulture) - TJ Duckett, L. Jordan

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Steve Smith

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - A. Gonzalez, Lee Evans (again)

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Harrison

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Cotchery

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - McMichael

 

[Anthony Borbely]

I'd like to add one more category:13. Shaun McDonald (WW WR to put up great #'s due to the system he plays in) -- A. Battle

He is very undervalued in drafts and is $$$ in survivor/best ball leagues.

 

[RJS113]

1. Leinart

2. Bulger

3. Grant

4. Rudi Johnson

5. Michael Turner

6. Darren McFadden

7. Rashard Mendenhall

8. Calvin Johnson

9. Dwayne Bowe, Roddy White

10. Marvin Harrison

11. Calvin Johnson

12. Jeremy Stevens

 

[fun-b]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Cutler

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Garcia

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Jamal Lewis again

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - J. Jones

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Chris Johnson/Jon Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Jon Stewart, Tim Hightower

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin (but you could say Holmes, Jennings, Bowe, White and so on)

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Marshall, of course. If he betters last year numbers, trading him was the dumbest thing I could've done in my Keeper league.

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Driver

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Calvin Johnson

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Greg Olsen

 

[FUBAR]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - VY

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Bulger and Garcia

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Barber

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Parker

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - CJ3 and McFadden

7. MJD (TD vulture) - by the end of the yea, White

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - CJ2

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Marshall (not as much)

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Marvin

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - CJ2 and Holmes

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Scheffler and Miller

 

[THE UNDERCOVER BROTHA]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - CUTLER

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - DELHOMME

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - ADDAI

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - GRAHAM

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - FARGAS

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - STEWERT

7. MJD (TD vulture) - LENDALE

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - T.GINN

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - JENNINGS

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - MUSHIN M.

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - CALVIN

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - DANIELS

 

[Penguin]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - M.Leinart

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - D.McNabb

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - M.Lynch

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - L.Johnson

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - M.Barber III

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - J.Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - R.Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin Johnson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - G.Jennings

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - T.Holt

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Calvin Johnson

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - O.Daniels

 

[Man who'd fire the Yorks]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Alex Smith2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Jake Delhomme3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Ryan Grant4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edge James5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Selvin Young6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Matt Forte7. MJD (TD vulture) - Ricky Williams8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Sidney Rice9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Hines Ward11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Lee Evans12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Vernon Davis

 

[Ripleys]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Campbell

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Kitna

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Maroney (I know, most don't expect him to be a stud, but some are hopeful that he builds on last years' late season success)

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Rudi

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - A.Green (if he stays healthy)

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - CJ3, McFadden and Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mende

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - CJ2

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Jennings

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - TO

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - CJ2, Evans, and Santana Moss

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - V.Davis

 

[pollardsvision]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Vince Young

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Donovan Mcnabb

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Adrian Peterson

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Thomas Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Julius Jones

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Darren McFadden

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Rashard Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Jerricho Cothcery

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Andre Johnson

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Torry Holt

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Roy Williams

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Zach Miller

 

[dmac37]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Rodgers

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Bulger

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Grant

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - KJ

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - FWP

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Graham

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - CJII

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Jennings

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Holt

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Driver

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - McMichael

 

[Cookiemonster]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - V.Young, I like Campbell and Edwards here too.

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - McNabb, honorable mention to Delhomme.

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Don't see who could fit this one (without ADP breaking his leg). I don't vote Grant here 'cause I don't think that many expect him to turn into a stud, especially after losing Favre. Not exactly young either, just new.

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Rudi, Thomas Jones and Edge come close, but I believe more people have put a fork in Rudi and he can come back w/ 1200/9.

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Big Brandon Jacobs. I like the calls of A.Green here too. I also don't think Fargas will "hold off" DMC, but he'll post some good #s along side Darren.

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Jeebus, pick one? There is no ADP this year, but I say Stewart#1, K.Smith/McFadden#2a/b, CJIII#4, M'hall/Felix/Forte#5a/b/c, Rice#8 for '08.

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Rice (I don't think M'hall qualifies as you can't "vulture" much from FWP's 3 TDs).

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - CJII, duh! I too like Holmes, Bowe & Rice.

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White, I don't think Jennings qualifies, as he's already broken out and nobody would have expected him to improve much on his #s if Favre were still there.

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Marvin. Honorable mention, Ward & Moose. Holt & T.O. are good calls too, but not nearly as many think that those two will finish w/ <1K yards.

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Sidney Rice will be the most improved of the breakout candidates from ? #8.

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Tony Scheffler and Z.Miller gets another strong vote from me. I've given up on V.D.

 

[Blood Hound]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Schaub / Gerrard

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Delhomme / McNabb

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Grant /Barber to a smaller degree

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Thomas Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - D. Williams

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Kevin Smith

7. MJD (TD vulture) - TJ Duckett ????

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Dwayne Bowe

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Marvin Harrison

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Dwayne Bove

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Greg Olsen / Zach Miller

13. Shaun McDonald (WW WR to put up great #'s due to the system he plays in) -- Chad Jackson

 

[cstruk]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Schaub2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - McNabb!!!!3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - A. Peterson4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edgerrin James5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Earnest Graham6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Forte7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin Johnson9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Greg Jennings10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - B. Engram11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - C. Johnson12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Vernon Davis and Scheffler

 

[sho nuff]

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7. MJD (TD vulture) - LenDale

Since when is the starting RB who will get the majority of the carries a vulture?

 

[Andy Dufresne]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Jay Cutler

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Jake Delhomme

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Marion Barber

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Thomas Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Rudi Johnson

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Darren McFadden

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Rashard Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Jerricho Cotchery

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Greg Jennings

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Joey Galloway

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Dwayne Bowe

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Owen Daniels/Tony Scheffler/Zach Miller

 

[Crippler]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Phillip Rivers

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Marc Bulger

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Marion Barber

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Ahman Green

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - DeAngelo Williams

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - NO ONE

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Rashard Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Santonio Holmes

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Dwayne Bowe

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Marvin Harrison

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Torry Holt

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Zach Miller

 

[aburt19]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) -Cutler 2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) -Delhomme 3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) -Graham 4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - James5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) -Jacobs 6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Stewart7. MJD (TD vulture) - Mendenhall8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Bowe9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Jennings10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Bruce11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) -Bowe12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) -Sheffler

 

[chadjohnsonfan]

Who do you think will be 2008's version of following?

This is a rehash of a thread from last year, just fill in the blanks.

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Vince Young

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Delhomme

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Adrian Peterson

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Thomas Jones

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Rudi Johnson

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - Stewart

7. MJD (TD vulture) - Stewart

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Santonio Holmes

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Sidney Rice

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Chad Johnson

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Roy Williams

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Vernon Davis

 

[Andy Dufresne]

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Adrian Peterson

Nope.Agree with your others though.

 

[chadjohnsonfan]

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Adrian Peterson

Nope.Agree with your others though.

Yeah, I was kind of struggling on that one. I really like Lynch and they are the only 2 that I see this applies to. I went with ADP by default because I don't really feel that strongly about him this year. He probably won't regress as bad as Jackson, but I wouldn't be surprised to see him get hurt like SJax did.

 

[Tillmanisahero]

1. Anderson (young QB who takes a huge step forward) - Edwards (huge compared to last year)

2. Favre (veteran QB who ends up being a great value) - Delhomme

3. Steven Jackson (young RB who many expect to turn into a stud but ends up regressing) - Marion Barber

4. Jamal Lewis (veteran RB who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Edge and Rudi Johnson

5. Clinton Portis (RB who holds off competition and ends up being a great value) - Ronnie Brown

6. Adrian Peterson (Vikes) (Young RB who makes a significant impact) - K. Smith Det

7. MJD (TD vulture) - R. Mendenhall

8. Braylon Edwards (promising young WR who takes another big step forward) - Calvin Johnson

9. Javon Walker (promising young WR who many people expect to break out but ends up regressing) - Roddy White ?

10. Randy Moss (veteran WR who many think will decline but shows that he has plenty left in the tank) - Donald Driver

11. Braylon Edwards (WR ranked anywhere from 15-30 in the pre-season who surprises even his biggest supporters and puts up monster numbers) - Chris Chambers

12. Jason Witten (TE who takes a big step forward) - Shockey