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You               can't               win               a               fantasy               football               championship               without               a               solid               quarterback.

Here               are               my               expert               quarterback               rankings               for               your               2008               fantasy               football               draft.

1.

Tom               Brady               (New               England               Patriots)
               Brady               is,               hands               down,               the               top               quarterback.

He               threw               for               50               touchdowns               last               year               and               he               has               one               of               the               most               dangerous               receivers               in               Randy               Moss.

Wes               Welker               isn't               too               shabby,               either.

He               won't               throw               for               50               touchdowns               again,               but               he               should               flirt               with               at               least               40               given               the               fact               they               love               to               pass               so               much.

It               doesn't               hurt               to               have               a               quarterback               on               a               team               that               likes               to               run               up               the               score,               either!

You               also               have               to               love               the               fact               that               he               never               gets               hurt,               which               is               always               comforting               when               selecting               somebody               at               the               top               of               your               draft               order.

Oh,               and               he               gets               to               play               six               of               his               games               against               the               lowly               Jets,               Bills               and               Dolphins!
               2.

Tony               Romo               (Dallas               Cowboys)
               He               has               yet               to               win               a               playoff               game,               but               he               has               already               proven               that               he               is               totally               legitimate               fantasy               player.

Romo               threw               19               interceptions               last               season,               but               it               should               be               noted               that               8               of               those               came               in               2               games.

He               never               threw               for               more               than               1               interception               in               any               of               the               other               regular               season               games.

He               threw               for               over               4,200               yards,               with               36               touchdowns,               which               is               extremely               impressive               for               a               guy               who               has               been               a               starter               for               less               than               2               years.

This               guy               is               growing               at               a               rapid               pace               and               he               has               the               best               receiver-tight               end               duo               in               the               NFL               with               Terrell               Owens               and               Jason               Whitten.

Plus,               Patrick               Crayton               is               a               threat,               as               well.

Crayton               is               out               to               make               up               for               his               costly               drop               against               the               Giants               last               year,               which               will               only               make               Romo               look               better!
               3.

Peyton               Manning               (Indianapolis               Colts)
               Normally,               he'd               be               at               #1,               but               with               a               shaky               Marvin               Harrison               and               an               emerging               star               running               back               in               Addai,               I               see               the               Colts               as               being               a               bit               more               conservative               and               relying               more               on               the               run               than               usual.

He               will               still               put               up               big               numbers               and               will               find               Reggie               Wayne               in               the               end               zone               quite               often,               but               I               just               can't               put               him               ahead               of               Brady               or               Romo.
               4.

Drew               Brees               (New               Orleans               Saints)
               Brees               is               a               dangerous               force               to               be               reckoned               to               with.

He               threw               28               touchdown               passes               and               over               4,400               yards,               which               is               nearly               unbelievable               given               the               awful               start               he               had               to               last               season.

In               the               first               4               games               last               season,               he               threw               9               interceptions               and               only               1               touchdown.

You               take               out               those               first               4               games               and               you               got               yourself               one               of               the               top               quarterbacks               of               the               year!

He               plays               on               a               fast               paced               offense               with               dangerous               weapons               like               Marques               Colston               and               Reggie               Bush               and               he               is               still               playing               under               one               of               the               great               offensive               minds               in               the               league,               head               coach               Sean               Payton.

Keep               this               guy               high               on               your               board!
               5.

Matt               Hasselbeck               (Seattle               Seahawks)
               Guys               like               Brady               and               Romo               had               such               big               years,               that               many               people               didn't               realize               that               Hasselbeck               had               his               career               highs               in               passing               with               3,966               yards               and               28               touchdowns.

Some               people               thought               his               numbers               would               go               down               when               he               lost               his               deep               ball               threat,               Darrell               Jackson,               but               he               proved               them               all               wrong.

He               never               throws               a               lot               of               interceptions               and               he               should               be               helped               by               a               healthy               and               hungry               Julius               Jones,               who               should               bring               life               back               to               their               running               game               and               keep               defenses               honest.

In               addition,               Hasselbeck               plays               in               a               very               weak               division,               so               he               should               be               a               solid               pick.
               6.

Ben               Roethlisberger               (Pittsburgh               Steelers)
               Big               Ben               seems               to               look               more               and               more               comfortable               every               game               he               plays.

He               definitely               made               a               lot               of               progress               last               season,               as               he               didn't               make               nearly               as               many               silly               interceptions               as               he               did               two               years               ago               -               he               threw               for               23               interceptions               2               years               ago,               but               threw               only               11               interceptions               last               season.

With               Hines               Ward               and               an               improving               Santonio               Holmes,               he               will               once               again               put               up               stellar               numbers               and               will               be               a               solid               play               every               week.
               7.

Carson               Palmer               (Cincinnati               Bengals)
               To               say               last               year               was               disappointing               would               be               an               understatement.

I               just               don't               believe               things               can               get               any               worse               for               this               team.

They               can               only               improve               from               last               year,               and               that's               going               to               start               with               Carson.

Chad               Johnson               is               still               a               Bengal               and               T.J.

Houshmandzadeh               is               probably               the               best               #2               receiver               out               there.

Carson               won't               be               as               productive               as               he               was               2               years               ago,               but               he               won't               be               as               awful               as               he               was               1               year               ago.

Palmer               still               has               a               lot               of               fantasy               value               left               in               him.
               8.

David               Garrard               (Jacksonville               Jaguars)
               Well,               you're               not               going               to               have               any               thrilling               5-touchdown               performances               from               this               guy,               but               you're               not               going               to               have               any               5-interception               performances               from               this               guy,               either.

Garrard               is               notorious               for               not               creating               turnovers               -               he               only               threw               3               interceptions               in               the               regular               season               last               year.

Jerry               Porter               is               finally               out               of               Oakland               and               should               help               pad               Garrard's               passing               numbers.

Don't               be               afraid               to               pick               this               guy               fairly               early               among               quarterbacks.

Some               people               are               afraid               to               pick               him               because               the               Jags               love               to               run               so               much.

Well,               Pittsburgh               loves               to               run,               too,               but               I               don't               see               many               people               waiting               too               long               to               pick               up               Big               Ben.
               9.

Derek               Anderson               (Cleveland               Browns)
               Derek               caught               everybody               by               surprise               last               year,               but               the               fairy               tale               will               not               continue.

In               fact,               it               already               seemed               to               be               ending               by               the               end               of               last               season.

He               threw               for               nearly               3,800               yards               for               the               season,               but               he               threw               for               less               than               200               yards               in               3               of               his               last               4               games.

Braylon               Edwards               is               brilliant               and               Kellen               Winslow               is               a               great               connection               at               tight               end,               but               I               don't               think               their               running               game               is               going               to               help               out               Derek.

Jamal               Lewis               only               has               so               much               left               in               him,               which               means               Derek               will               be               getting               blitzed               quite               often.

Despite               the               great               performances               from               last               season,               Derek               could               be               on               a               short               leash               if               he               has               a               rough               start               to               the               '08               season.

They               got               some               guy               named               Brady               Quinn               that               is               more               than               eager               to               try               to               take               his               place!
               10.

Philip               Rivers               (San               Diego               Chargers)
               His               numbers               weren't               all               that               flashy               last               season,               but               it's               hard               not               to               pick               a               guy               that               plays               on               the               same               team               as               Antonio               Gates,               L.T.,               Chris               Chambers               and               Vincent               Jackson.

Chambers               is               thrilled               to               be               on               a               contender               instead               of               the               lowly               Dolphins,               so               he'll               do               more               than               his               part               to               help               out               Rivers.

Rivers               only               threw               21               touchdowns               last               season,               but               I               wouldn't               be               surprised               to               see               him               get               around               30               this               year.
               11.

Aaron               Rodgers               (Green               Bay               Packers)               
               Brett               Favre               is               basically               out               of               the               picture.

It               is               now               Aaron's               time               to               shine.

True,               he               has               limited               experience,               but               he               has               great               talent               around               him               in               Greg               Jennings,               Donald               Driver               and               Ryan               Grant.

He               will               definitely               have               his               share               of               tough               times,               but               don't               treat               him               like               he's               new               to               the               NFL.

He's               been               around               the               league               long               enough               to               know               how               to               handle               himself.

This               isn't               some               rookie               quarterback               straight               from               college.

With               the               weapons               that               he               has               it               his               disposal,               Rodgers               is               definitely               worthy               of               being               ranked               at               #11.
               12.

Eli               Manning               (New               York               Giants)
               His               numbers               from               last               season               aren't               that               appealing,               as               he               threw               23               touchdowns               and               20               interceptions;               however,               he               only               threw               3               interceptions               in               their               last               5               regular               season               games               and               he               was               solid               and               efficient               in               the               playoffs.

He               gained               a               lot               of               confidence               in               himself               after               the               Super               Bowl.

He               also               gained               a               lot               of               respect               from               his               receivers               and               fans,               which               should               only               make               things               easier               for               him.

Plaxico               Burress               is               always               a               deadly               threat               and               Amani               Toomer               is               always               reliable.

Plus,               Kevin               Boss               is               a               promising               tight               end               that               could               help               Eli.

Boss               has               big               potential               and               could               be               a               major               reason               why               the               Giants               don't               seem               to               care               about               Jeremy               Shockey               anymore.
               13.

Jay               Cutler               (Denver               Broncos)
               Cutler               will               not               give               you               many               300               yard               games,               but               he               is               growing               more               and               more               consistent.

Cutler               had               9               games               in               which               he               had               at               least               30               passing               attempts,               which               goes               to               show               that               Denver               is               not               all               about               the               running               game.

As               an               added               bonus,               Cutler               gives               you               a               little               extra               with               his               rushing               ability.

Cutler               is               no               Michael               Vick,               but               hey,               he               still               rushed               for               over               200               yards               last               year.

The               only               quarterbacks               that               rushed               for               more               yards               were               Vince               Young,               Donovan               McNabb               and               Tavaris               Jackson.
               14.

Donovan               McNabb               (Philadelphia               Eagles)
               If               you're               a               gambler,               then               here               you               go!

McNabb               can't               stay               healthy,               but               some               would               say               that               just               means               that               he               is               finally               DUE               for               a               healthy               year.

Well,               I               think               that               is               wishful               thinking.

Health               is               not               my               only               concern               with               him.

Even               when               he               was               healthy,               he               was               still               inaccurate               at               times               and               his               offensive               line               did               a               horrible               job               in               protecting               him.

His               receivers               are               still               weak,               too.

Reggie               Brown               and               Kevin               Curtis               are               great               #2               or               #3               receivers,               but               neither               one               of               them               is               anywhere               close               to               being               a               #1               receiver.

McNabb               can               only               throw               so               many               5               yard               passes               to               Brian               Westbrook               .

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I'd               stay               away               from               McNabb               unless               you're               feeling               really               lucky.
               15.

Marc               Bulger               (St.

Louis               Rams)
               Bulger               had               an               awesome               year               in               2006,               but               things               quickly               fell               apart               in               2007.

He               missed               4               games               last               year               due               to               injury               and               he               only               threw               11               touchdowns,               along               with               15               interceptions.

It's               hard               to               imagine               him               having               a               worse               season               than               last               season,               especially               given               the               fact               that               he               has               Torry               Holt               to               throw               to,               but               I               would               still               be               cautious               about               picking               him.

This               isn't               the               "Greatest               Show               on               Turf"               anymore.
               16.

Jon               Kitna               (Detroit               Lions)
               He               had               a               promising               start               last               season,               but               reality               set               in               quickly,               as               he               only               threw               10               touchdown               passes               in               his               final               12               games               of               the               season.

Those               kinds               of               numbers               will               not               get               anybody               to               the               fantasy               football               championship!

Still               though,               with               that               being               said,               you               can't               ignore               the               dangerous               receiving               core               that               he               has               in               Roy               Williams,               Calvin               Johnson               and               Mike               Furrey,               so               if               you               are               one               that               waits               until               the               last               minute               to               pick               a               quarterback,               then               I               would               take               a               shot               with               him.

Hopefully,               you               take               a               shot               on               somebody               else,               too,               though!
               Unranked:               Brett               Favre
               Favre               had               an               outstanding               season               last               year,               but               he               will               most               likely               not               be               a               Packer,               which               immediately               puts               a               dagger               in               his               value.

He               may               find               another               team,               but               I               seriously               doubt               that               his               new               team               will               have               the               same               caliber               of               weapons               that               he               had               in               Green               Bay.

With               the               exception               of               the               Arizona               Cardinals,               all               of               the               teams               that               have               talented               offensive               players               already               have               a               stable               quarterback               on               their               roster,               so               Favre               will               most               likely               end               up               on               an               ugly               offensive               team               like               Baltimore               or               Chicago.

I               would               not               draft               Favre               early.

I               think               he               would               make               a               great               backup,               but               you're               rolling               the               dice               if               you               think               he               is               going               to               be               a               solid               #1               quarterback               for               your               team.
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