Megatron is the Don, But Julio and AJ Are Closer Than You Think

This year is more proof than ever that the NFL has transformed itself into a pass first league. Even if the teams with balance have a better tendency to win more games, a potent passing attack will always keep you interested.

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2010 BCSOM Fantasy Football Draft Guide - Wide Receivers

Now that you have gotten your quarterback and running back situation under control, today we are going to discuss the speed demons. That’s right we are talking wide receivers. While you are looking for a wide receiver there are three things to keep in mind. The first thing you should look for is how many times your wide receiver is targeted per game. The more chances they get to handle the ball, the more likely they are to score points. Make sure if you are picking them early that they are the teams go to receiver. Secondly do they run well after the catch? In fantasy football you get 1 point per 10 yards receiving so you want to make sure that your wide receiver can run after the catch. Finally is your guy versatile. Does he run reverses or return kicks? Any extra ways to gain yards or score touchdowns is a plus.

Below I have compiled a list of the top 20 wide receivers to grab in the fantasy draft.

Receivers You Want To Get In the First Round

1 – Andre Johnson – Houston Texans – No doubt he will be targeted more than most and he is the playmaker for the Texans. Hold in high regard that Johnson is the cream of the crop at the wide receiver position.

2 – Larry Fitzgerald – Arizona Cardinals – Fitzgerald would normally be first on the board but with a new quarterback in town and two relatively new complimentary receivers this year should see a lag in Fitz’s numbers.

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The AFC South: Colts, Jaguars, Texans, and Titans Battle For Supremacy

Day 5 of breaking down the divisions brings us to the AFC South. The AFC South is a good mixture of speed and power. Quarterbacks are king in this division but the running backs in this division all fit the same build. They are small, dynamic, and can go the distance at any moment. The conference also features some of the best wide receivers in the game today. Ironically the defenses in this division are all built the same, which makes sense if the teams are all so similar.

The Houston Texans are finally establishing their own identity in the league. They have a marquee quarterback in Matt Shaub. Shaub has emerged as a top 8 quarterback in the league. Shaub will have plenty of weapons to work with as the backfield is juiced up with Steve Slaton holding down most of the

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