1/28/2008 8:28:09 AM

Pittsburgh's offense is more balanced than the Bengals. Cincinnati's inability to run the ball and Carson's insconsistency this season has dropped him on my board. Sure, Palmer has the potential to be a No. 1 pick but the numbers don't lie.

ROETHLISBERGER
32 TDs, 11 INTs, 3154 PaYd, 204 RuYd, 2 RuTDs
--PaTD in every game (except weather game vs MIA)
--9 multiple TD pass games
--5 games with 3+ TD passes

PALMER
26 TDs, 20 INTs, 4131 PaYd, 10 RuYd, 0 RuTDs
--3 games with 0 TDs
--7 multiple TD pass games
--3 games with 3+ TD passes

Dan Clasgens

1/28/2008 8:22:39 PM

Rookie RB's have a long history of success and in recent year 1st round backs in particular have turned out to be fantasy forces. No way he ends up in Miami. Ronnie Brown is one of the team's few locks plus they still have Ricky Williams under contract, an early round pick from last season (Lorenzo Booker) and two productive journeymen in Samkon Gado and Jesse Chatman. The Dolphins have bigger needs.

McFadden is a stud and will be a fantasy factor in '08, but that's ok I hope more people think like you. That way I can get him Round 3, just like I did Adrian Peterson this past season.

I remember people telling me when he went to Minnesota that Chester Taylor and a lack of a QB would make A-Pete overrated.

Only time will tell.

Dan Clasgens