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1. Adrian Peterson Vikings Favre will open even more holes for him in 2010.
2. Chris Johnson Titans Was overall Fantasy MVP last season.
3. Michael Turner Falcons Got beat up by tough schedule last year.
4. Ray Rice Ravens Helps you both as runner and pass receiver.
5. Ma. Jones-Drew Jaguars Jags don't offer much other than star back.
6. Rashard Mendenhall Steelers Focal point of offense while Big Ben is out.
7. Frank Gore 49ers Long list of run-defense weaklings awaits 49ers.
8. Cedric Benson Bengals Finally living up to draft-day expectations.
9. Steven Jackson Rams Great back stuck on lousy team.
10. Ryan Mathews Chargers Rookie expected to play major role right away.
11. DeAngelo Williams Panthers Once again will lose a lot of carries to Stewart.
12. Shonn Greene Jets Figures to run a lot once Jets get lead.
13. Pierre Thomas Saints Should score more TDs with Bell no longer around.
14. Knowshon Moreno Broncos Expect better things second time around.
15. Ryan Grant Packers Disappointed last year, but offense is first class.
16. LeSean McCoy Eagles Most Eagle opponents tough against the run.
17. Brandon Jacobs Giants Giants figure to do more passing, less running this year.
18. Felix Jones Cowboys Pass catching makes him more valuable than Barber.
19. Jahvid Best Lions Speedster will love playing indoors.
20. Matt Forte Bears Bears will score more under Martz.
21. Beanie Wells Cardinals Cardinals will run a bunch more in 2010.
22. Jamaal Charles Chiefs Only Seahawks, 49ers have softer run schedule.
23. Jonathan Stewart Panthers Would move way up if Williams were to get hurt.
24. Marion Barber Cowboys Still figures to score a ton of touchdowns.
25. Ronnie Brown Dolphins Appears ankle no longer an issue.
26. Joseph Addai Colts A nice asset to any fantasy team.
27. Clinton Portis Redskins Will move up list if he wins job in camp.
28. Steve Slaton Texans Must prove he's fully healthy.
29. C.J. Spiller Bills Will find out early on: This isn't ACC.
30. Cadillac Williams Bucs Bucs, Bills will duel for league's worst offense.
31. Michael Bush Raiders New QB gives unit some life.
32. Ahmad Bradshaw Giants More passing means bit less for both backs.
33. Jerome Harrison Browns Club brought in rookie to compete.
34. Justin Forsett Seahawks No team faces softer schedule to run against.
35. La. Tomlinson Jets Let's not completely write him off yet.
36. Sammy Morris Patriots No committee bigger than Pat RBs.
37. Willis McGahee Ravens Scores touchdowns, but does little else.
38. Marshawn Lynch Bills Much in need of a trade.
39. Ricky Williams Dolphins Clearly second-best back behind Brown.
40. Laurence Maroney Patriots Can be productive when he gets a chance.
41. Reggie Bush Saints Does little of everything, not enough of one thing.
42. Darren McFadden Raiders Still seeking an identity in Oakland.
43. Darren Sproles Chargers Club recognizes he's a part-time talent.
44. Tim Hightower Cardinals Few catch more passes than this guy.
45. Donald Brown Colts Would be no surprise if he won job over Addai.
46. Thomas Jones Chiefs Could have McGahee-like role with Chiefs.
47. Chester Taylor Bears Martz likes pass-catching backs.
48. Willie Parker Redskins Goes to camp with chance to earn regular gig.
49. Arian Foster Texans Still in the mix with Slaton a question mark.
50. Derrick Ward Bucs Much more was expected when he left Giants.
51. Fred Jackson Bills Still very much in the mix in Buffalo.
52. Toby Gerhart Vikings Nice insurance policy for teams with Peterson.
53. Javon Ringer Titans No longer has White to deal with.
54. Larry Johnson Redskins We'll see what he has left in camp.
55. Julius Jones Seahawks Carroll will look at many backs.
56. Ben Tate Texans Would benefit if Slaton isn't healthy.
57. Fred Taylor Patriots Veteran will be given a shot in New England.
58. Correll Buckhalter Broncos Will watch Moreno a lot more in 2010.
59. Montario Hardesty Browns Could be the answer in Cleveland.
60. Dexter McClusker Chiefs Fun to watch, if nothing else.

Currently without a home: Gary Brown, Leroy Hoard, Terry Allen, Greg Hill, Raymont Harris, Terry Kirby.

Key injuries: 

  • Fred Taylor, Jaguars - knee; expected to miss one or two games.
  • Dorsey Levens, Packers - arthroscopic surgery (knee); will miss opener. 
  • Ahman Green, Packers - knee; expected to start opener. 
  • Natrone Means, Panthers - slow recovering from off-season surgery (knee); doubtful for opener. 
  • Jonathan Linton, Bills - ribs; doubtful for opener. 
  • Garrison Hearst, 49ers - ankle; out at least half the season. 
  • Robert Edwards, Patriots - knee; unlikely to play this season.
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