Best QB, WR, and RB in AFC North

[The_Next_Big_Thing]

As good as chad is there is alot of room for improvement..

He had 95 catches but was thrown to 170 times which ranked first in thrown to.

He dropped 14 balls ranking first.

He has a very low yac..

He didnt block all that well.

TJ on the other hand was 6th in percentage of passes caught/thrown to 73.9

6th in catches for a first down on third and long 19

both can improve on their overall play....

His blocking has NOTHING AT ALL to do with his fantasy value.

The fact that he ranked 1st in number of passes thrown to him is a GOOD THING. It means he is a threat each week. Ok, so he dropped a bunch of balls and his YAC wasn't great. He spent the offseason looking for ways to improve.

TJ is a sleeper because of the number of passes Carson Palmer is going to throw.

[walshfan]

Well I wasnt talking in terms of fantasy.. the fact that he was thrown to 170 times indicates that if he is a threat he better start concentrating more and catching alot more of the passes thrown his way as TJ did.....

[Kazkal]

He had 95 catches but was thrown to 170 times which ranked

both can improve on their overall play....

Well You also have to take in account carson blew the first 7 games and only really threw it too chad,now that Carsons better & they have good receivers besides chad,it should help chad out not being the only threat.

[Buck]

Well, in the leagues I've drafted so far:

Chad Johnson, Round 2, #28, 3rd receiver taken

Hines Ward, Round 3, #46, 8th receiver taken

Hines Ward, Round 3, #26, 5th receiver taken

Chad Johnson, Round 3, #28, 6th receiver taken (by me, heh)

The second draft was with more fantasy rookies, so I guess Ward was selected more on the base of name recognition. Fantasy-wise, most people should have Johnson ranked ahead of Ward.