The Freaks Combined Cheat Sheets

Quarterbacks | Running Backs | Wide Receivers | Tight Ends | Kickers | Team Defenses

Pre-season is here, and for the next few weeks your whole mission in life is to find an edge for your fantasy football draft. We give a lot of knowledge across this site, but these cheat sheets are the distilled essence of it all.

Hey, the freaks know that you shouldn't take someone's cheat sheet as the word of god. We know it's just an opinion, and that's why we give you five opinions from experienced and diverse viewpoints.

We rank on a straight performance scoring system, so you TD-only and TD-distance leaguers might want to take this with a grain of salt. For the rest, read on. 

Last Updated: August 24, 2006

Sandman's Individual Cheat Sheets

Quarterbacks | Running Backs | Wide Receivers | Tight Ends | Kickers | Team Defenses

Yards per catch average was between 12-13 before the injury bug hit him. McNair loved the tight end in Tennessee.

Shockey is just another receiver in Eli Manning's eyes. Second on the team in receptions and yards.

Has the best talent of the group but a first year starter at quarterback scares me.

Gonzalez had a solid year except for one thing, he only scored two touchdowns. That was in blip on the radar screen.

In only his second year he had 71 receptions. Cooley will be a must-start as long as Mark Brunell is the quarterback.

Michael Vick's favorite target.

Bledsoe loves to use the tight end and the addition of Terrell Owens should allow Witten room to roam.

Daunte uses the tight end all over the field so McMichael's numbers should improve.

McNabb has to throw to someone.

Offense features the tight end and now they have someone Alex Smith can have faith in.