[Ngwkgczx]

Interesting List.

http://msn.foxsports.com/fantasy/sto...T=HCP&GT1=8485

1. Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia
2. Steve McNair, QB, Baltimore
3. Matt Leinart, QB, Arizona
4. Larry Allen, OG, San Francisco
5. Corey Dillon, RB, New England
6. Mike Bell, RB, Denver
7. Terry Glenn, WR, Dallas
8. Ahman Green, RB, Green Bay
9. Chester Taylor, RB, Minnesota
10. Ronnie Brown, RB, Miami

[mirzaterak]

why would you watch out for Larry Allen in fantasy football?

[RagonaCon]

First a QB Controversy..................now a WR Controversy in the making.

7. Terry Glenn, WR, Dallas


After performing above expectations by finishing 11th among all wide receivers in yards (1,136) in 2005, Glenn may have expected to remain Dallas' No. 1 receiver. But owner Jerry Jones paid castoff Terrell Owens big dollars to become the primary pass-catcher. However, Glenn has the advantages of playing with Drew Bledsoe for one year and has earned head coach Bill Parcell's trust by posting his best career seasons in New England and Dallas under his watch. Glenn already has seen Owens miss most of training camp by sitting on the sidelines and riding a bicycle. When Glenn elected to sit out practice, he received a stern lecture from Parcells to jump back on the field. He appeared especially motivated for a preseason game, grabbing a spectacular, acrobatic 10-yard touchdown, and explicitly expressing his pleasure. Watch Glenn do everything he can to reclaim the No. 1 wide receiver role.

[gluckmeea]

First a QB Controversy..................now a WR Controversy in the making.

7. Terry Glenn, WR, Dallas


After performing above expectations by finishing 11th among all wide receivers in yards (1,136) in 2005, Glenn may have expected to remain Dallas' No. 1 receiver. But owner Jerry Jones paid castoff Terrell Owens big dollars to become the primary pass-catcher. However, Glenn has the advantages of playing with Drew Bledsoe for one year and has earned head coach Bill Parcell's trust by posting his best career seasons in New England and Dallas under his watch. Glenn already has seen Owens miss most of training camp by sitting on the sidelines and riding a bicycle. When Glenn elected to sit out practice, he received a stern lecture from Parcells to jump back on the field. He appeared especially motivated for a preseason game, grabbing a spectacular, acrobatic 10-yard touchdown, and explicitly expressing his pleasure. Watch Glenn do everything he can to reclaim the No. 1 wide receiver role.

That's just ridiculous right there. I mean Owens isn't even playing, how could he be the # 1? Though as far as Glenn goes, we all know Keyshawn was the #1 last year.

[avaissema]

Interesting List.

http://msn.foxsports.com/fantasy/sto...T=HCP&GT1=8485

1. Donovan McNabb, QB, Philadelphia
2. Steve McNair, QB, Baltimore
3. Matt Leinart, QB, Arizona
4. Larry Allen, OG, San Francisco
5. Corey Dillon, RB, New England
6. Mike Bell, RB, Denver
7. Terry Glenn, WR, Dallas
8. Ahman Green, RB, Green Bay
9. Chester Taylor, RB, Minnesota
10. Ronnie Brown, RB, Miami

*points to self*

[MIBgirlsXXL]

First a QB Controversy..................now a WR Controversy in the making.

7. Terry Glenn, WR, Dallas


After performing above expectations by finishing 11th among all wide receivers in yards (1,136) in 2005, Glenn may have expected to remain Dallas' No. 1 receiver. But owner Jerry Jones paid castoff Terrell Owens big dollars to become the primary pass-catcher. However, Glenn has the advantages of playing with Drew Bledsoe for one year and has earned head coach Bill Parcell's trust by posting his best career seasons in New England and Dallas under his watch. Glenn already has seen Owens miss most of training camp by sitting on the sidelines and riding a bicycle. When Glenn elected to sit out practice, he received a stern lecture from Parcells to jump back on the field. He appeared especially motivated for a preseason game, grabbing a spectacular, acrobatic 10-yard touchdown, and explicitly expressing his pleasure. Watch Glenn do everything he can to reclaim the No. 1 wide receiver role.

Just shows you the creditibilty of this writer (though admittedly, some of these players can be quite justified to be on this list). Guess the guy forgot that Tom Brady wasn't always the Pats' QB.