一般基于12队的联盟。

Walker

PROS: Three seasons ago, he was racking up close to 90 catches for 1,400 yards and 12 scores! Walker is a big receiver with deceptive
speed that he uses weekly to beat defenders, which will come in handy when he is catching passes from quarterback Jay Cutler , who has
a rocket arm. After Cutler took over, Walker averaged almost four receptions, 46 yards receiving and 0.4 touchdowns per game. He is also
now two years removed from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, so he is as close to 100 percent as he'll ever get. He was targeted in the
system 14.4 percent of the time last year, including 12 red zone plays.
CONS: He played in just one game during '05 due to the ACL injury, although it is his only notable injury. The biggest issue is a lot of
Walker's success may depend on Cutler. Cutler showed flashes in his rookie year during the final month, but he is still largely untested and
doesn't have a full season under his belt. If he struggles, Walker probably will, too. With Rod Smith getting older and Brandon Marshall yet
to establish himself, Walker may not have a defense-scaring receiver opposite him to keep defenses honest, which would allow defenses
to focus on him.
FANTASY TIP: There's no reason not to think Walker cannot return to his 2004 form if Cutler is able to provide stable play at quarterback.
Walker is the No. 1 option in the passing game, two years removed from injury, has the system down and has all the physical attributes
needed to be successful. Typically, he is drafted around the fourth round, and he provides solid potential with upside as a No. 1 option for
your fantasy team.

Green

PROS: After nine years Green is still proving he can be a force in the NFL . In a comeback season (he played only five games in 2005)
with the Green Bay Packers , Green posted 1,059 rushing yards, 373 receiving yards and six total touchdowns. During the 2002-04
seasons, Green averaged 1,429 rushing yards, 345 receiving yards and 12 total touchdowns per season. Green will be making a new start
with the Texans and will provide veteran leadership as their starting running back. Houston uses a one-cut-and-go system similar to the
Denver Broncos '; Green should find the transition easy from the zone-blocking scheme he had in Green Bay.
CONS: Injuries are the first things that come to mind. Green has only played a full season once during the last five years. In 2005, he only
played in five games due to knee and quadriceps injuries. Now, Green jumps to the Texans, a team that has had its share of issues on
offense ever since they came into the league. A poor offensive line was not upgraded during the draft, and their first ever quarterback,
David Carr , was dumped in favor of the unproven Matt Schaub .
FANTASY TIP: Green continues to be a solid fantasy pick every year. That is, if you don't mind gambling on him playing a full season,
knowing full well he will likely miss at least one game. With that said, Green is an OK No. 2 running back as long as he stays healthy. The
injury risk and the fact he landed with the Texans lowers his value; ideally, he's a fantasy No. 3. Green is often undervalued because of the
injury-prone label, therefore he can sometimes be taken a round or two later than other No. 2-type backs.

Ward

PROS: Ward is known as a hard-nosed, competitive player and has shown that off by playing in all but three games in his career. He is
deceptively fast and has shown he still has that speed after a season-long 70-yard reception last season as well as a career-long of 85
yards, set in 2005. He had four straight 1,000-yard seasons from 2001-04, and although he missed that mark the last two season, he was
only 25 yards away both years. Ward is still a top-level target and had 74 receptions last season, with 50 of them going for first downs,
which shows that he is a very reliable target. The team's new offensive coordinator, former Pittsburgh wide receivers coach, Bruce Arians ,
intends to pass more than in recent years.
CONS: The biggest knock against Ward is his lack of top-end speed. Ward is approaching the age where receivers typically lose their
speed and once that happens, he may be too slow to be effective at all. Right now, it's more reasonable to expect that to happen in two or
three years at the earliest, but with his inability to reach the 1,000-yard mark the last two seasons, it is something to consider. After
quarterback Ben Roethlisberger regressed last season, Ward failed to receive many touchdown opportunities and only scored six on the
year.
FANTASY TIP: Ward is considered a solid No. 2 option at wideout. While his numbers last year reflect the two games he missed, if he can
stay healthy, he should produce at a high level. He would be a good value pick in the middle rounds.