These rankings were based on lists we submitted to KG way back when (February, I think)... If I remember correctly, the whole idea was to put out these lists before draft time, and then put out another set later in the offseason to see how things had changed... Right, fellas?
While I love Hass as well, I agree with you all that McNabb should go ahead of him, if for nothing else, for the TO factor alone. McNabb never, I mean NEVER, had a WR, now he has one of the best in the game. Just imagine what numbers he could put up now....sky's the limit in Philly.
fantasizing wrote:While I love Hass as well, I agree with you all that McNabb should go ahead of him, if for nothing else, for the TO factor alone. McNabb never, I mean NEVER, had a WR, now he has one of the best in the game. Just imagine what numbers he could put up now....sky's the limit in Philly.
Well going into last season, McNabb was considered the best fantasy QB, one of the main reasons for this were his rushing stats in season 2002. McNabb rushed for 460 yards and 6TD in 10 games. Does having better WR that can get open now limit his need to rush? I'd say so, so it kind of evens itself out. McNabb may pass for more yards and pass for a few more TDs, but chances are his rushing stats will go down.
fantasizing wrote:While I love Hass as well, I agree with you all that McNabb should go ahead of him, if for nothing else, for the TO factor alone. McNabb never, I mean NEVER, had a WR, now he has one of the best in the game. Just imagine what numbers he could put up now....sky's the limit in Philly.
Well going into last season, McNabb was considered the best fantasy QB, one of the main reasons for this were his rushing stats in season 2002. McNabb rushed for 460 yards and 6TD in 10 games. Does having better WR that can get open now limit his need to rush? I'd say so, so it kind of evens itself out. McNabb may pass for more yards and pass for a few more TDs, but chances are his rushing stats will go down.
Fair enough, but TO will be double-covered like there's no tomorrow, so at times, McNabb will still have to move those legs.
Although, TO is very good at shaking off coverage and finding open lanes.
But that's just me... McNair is the guy to watch once AGAIN, because he really is that tough and that good. I think Hass will be great and McNabb is a toss-up, but until we actually see T.O. having problems in Philly, it has to be this way on my board.
If this was keeper (maybe it is), maybe stick the same as it was... with McNabb over McNair.
I'm curious to see what this list looks like in a month or two...
IMO, definitely McNabb over McNair (for reasons already stated)... and I imagine Harrington, Rattay, and McCown's value will all be different as the season gets closer
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by aussieboy » Sun Apr 25, 2004 2:13 am 
