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Updated Average Rankings Position Spreadsheet

Greetings, fantasy football friends. I've got the updated average rankings position spreadsheet for you this morning - and plan on being back tonight with some high quality links to help with your draft prep. For some background on the average rankings position spreadsheet, see this post from a few weeks ago. I've added in the Bruno Boys, so there's one more site averaged in here - and remember, this is based on top 100 overall rankings, but I've also divided it up to display within position rankings as well. If I can get my act together this week, I'll add a column to the spreadsheet that shows how much each player has moved since the last spreadsheet a few weeks ago, which is mostly just for my amusement really...

But in the meantime, here's the updated version on Google Docs or shoot me an e-mail if you'd like the excel version.
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Anonymous said…
I believe there's a problem here. Probably just a nitpick but Ben Tate is listed as WR51. Last entry on the spreadsheet.
8:19 PM
Slamdunk said…
Thanks for posting the update.

I am curious to see which Bears WR is the beneficiary of the new pass happy Martz offense. Aromashadu and Knox are listed close together, but I heard one NFL analyst and former all-pro argue that Devin Hester is the guy to watch as Cutler airs it out this year.
10:49 PM
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