Fantasy Football - Caleb's Medium-Sized Board

Here is a quick list of my top 50 players for this next fantasy season I put together just for fun. I wish I had more time to make it a complete 100, but I'm leaving for Michigan soon! I've highlighted the players I'm particularly high and low on. I just threw this list together, so it's not really that great of a list, but that's okay. It's also obvious that I used the Yahoo Rankings as my baseline and moved players up and down, because the ESPN rankings are completely different. Feedback would be appreciated.

Assumed Scoring: 0.5 PPR, Yahoo standard otherwise.

1	Adrian Peterson	Consistency is king, and AP has been consistently awesome. McNabb only helps.
2	Arian Foster	One-year wonder. Let's see if he can do it again. Houston does look good, though.
3	Ray Rice	Valuable for receptions, and can break the long run. No more McGahee to steal TDs
4	Jamaal Charles	Crazy fast, reminds of CJ. Cassel and KC getting better and better, but Charles only had 5 TDs last year.
5	Chris Johnson	Main question: Can he get his deal done?
6	LeSean Mccoy	A not-as-rich man's Ray Rice. Had 78 receptions for 592 yards last season. Insane.
7	Andre Johnson	Big man, great hands, good quarterback, awesome offense. Also, good boxer.
8	Rashard Mendenhall	Solid back - he'll get his touches.
9	Michael Turner	If the Burner can stay healthy, TD's should come often and easy. Doesn't catch many balls, though.
10	Calvin Johnson	Megatron produced no matter who's under center - will beast if Stafford stays healthy.
11	Larry Fitzgerald	Will Kevin Kolb be able to feed the beast? I think so.
12	Roddy White	Matty Ice only getting better and better. We'll see if Julio takes away some of his productiveness.
13	Aaron Rodgers	Passer rating of 101.2 last season, and no indication of slowing down. Finley's return will only help.
14	Michael Vick	Million dollar question: Can Vick stay healthy through all 16 games of the season?
15	Darren McFadden	Was electric when he played. Too bad he's on the Raiders, but he'll get his touches.
16	Maurice Jones-Drew	Top 3 back in 2009, top 15 back in 2010. Has had knee problems, but hey, at least he plays the Colts twice a year!
17	Shonne Greene	Sanchez to Plaxico fade in the endzone will have Greene owners groaning.
18	Frank Gore	Alex Smith not turn the ball over enough for old-man Gore to touch the ball? Who knows.
19	Tom Brady	36 TD to 4 INT in 2010. Ochocinco will definitely help stretch the field.
20	Drew Brees	Threw 22 picks last year - way too many to still be elite.
21	Matt Forte	Bears OL probably worst in the league, but those screen plays seem to be...*puts on sunglasses*...his forte.
22	Steven Jackson	The workhorse finally has a quarterback! Won't get as much work as in the past, but should have higher YPR.
23	Hakeem Nicks	Had one great season, but still doesn't change the fact that it's Eli throwing it to him.
24	Peyton Hillis	As if his past mediocrity isn't bad enough, he's on the Browns. I'm not sold on his talent.
25	Tony Romo	Averaged nearly 30 TDs from 2007-2010. Has weapons all over the field. Has chance to be top 3 fantasy QBs.
26	Miles Austin	Romo's healthy, but Witten and Dez might steal his TDs.
27	Philip Rivers	Usually has great numbers. Will his inability to actually win games catch up with his statistics?
28	Vincent Jackson	Held out in 2010, but should have a good season as long as Rivers continues playing well.
29	Mike Wallace	60 receptions in 2010, but the Steelers will always be a run-first offense.
30	LeGarrette Blount	Decent speed, and big enough to punch it in at the goal line. Upside back.
31	Mike Williams	The Bucs are poised to have a great season with Freeman at the helm. Williams had 11 TDs last season - look for that number to increase.
32	Ahmad Bradshaw	Very fast, but had 6 fumbles lost last year. Jacobs has also looked good in the preseason.
33	Brandon Lloyd	Lloyd quietly led the entire NFL for yards receiving with 1448 yards. Let's hope Orton keeps that starting job.
34	Dwayne Bowe	Led the league in TD receptions with 15. There's no reason why that number would drop much lower this year.
35	Peyton Manning	Peyton will be Peyton...unless his neck continues to hurt.
36	Ryan Grant	Packers didn't look like they needed much of a running game last season for their Super Bowl. Wonder what his workload will be like this season.
37	Greg Jennings	Jermichael Finley healthy -  4 TDs in 2009. Jermichael Finley injured - 12 TDs in 2010. Finley is healthy again, so look for that TD count to drop.
38	Reggie Wayne	Has had at least 1000 yards in the last 7 seasons, but Peyton problems and old age (33!) are red flags.
39	Dez Bryant	Had 6 TDs last year despite Romo's injury. If he can keep his off the field issues off the field, he could easily jump Miles Austin as Dallas' #1 fantasy WR.
40	DeSean Jackson	Only had 47 receptions last year, tied for 71st in the NFL with Bradshaw, Moeaki, and DMF.
41	Mark Ingram	Looks to get the goal-line touches. I've only heard great things about him from the New Orleans camp ESPN.
42	DeAngelo Williams	Crappy team, no passing threat, 2-back system. Season's not looking great for Deangelo.
43	Felix Jones	With no more Marion the Barbarian to steal his TDs, look for him to get a lot more scoring opportunities (he's averaged around 3 TD's per season the last three years)...if he can stay healthy.
44	Jahved Best	If he can stay healthy, would be a very solid RB2.
45	Mario Manningham	Manningham has looked awesome in the preseason. Let's hope Eli doesn't suck it up.
46	Antonio Gates	An oldie but goodie - has averaged 9.6 TDs over the last seven years. You read that correctly. SEVEN YEARS.
47	Brandon Marshall	Did decently well in Miami last year, but only had 3 TDs. Marshall has top 10 talent, but his success really depends on the play of Chad Henne.
48	Cedric Benson	Do the Bengals have any other choice but to feed Benson the ball? Don't think so...
49	Jermichael Finley	Had 55 receptions and 5 TDs in 2009, and I expect him to do even better this year.
50	Stevie Johnson	Had a breakout season last year. With Lee Evans gone for good, he'll only get more looks from Fitzpatrick.