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1. Marvin Harrison – in the past two seasons has average 1,500 yards and 108 receptions.  Expect this to continue, possibly scoring close to 15 touchdowns this season
2. Curtis Martin  - If he can stay healthy, count on Martin running for over 1,000 and catching for over 500.  Is truly and all around running back and will score between 8-13 touchdowns.  Martin has averaged close to 1,300 yards rushing over the past three years.
3. Eric Moulds – With Rob Johnson at the helm, expect Moulds to have yet another huge year.  Have averaged 1,200 yards and 7 touchdowns a year over the pas three years.  Can go over the middle and go deep.  Definite mid to late first round pick in a yardage league.
4. Tony Gonzalez – Best fantasy tight end hands down.  Will get close to 100 balls this year and may score more with Trent Green now at the helm in K.C.  May be a Second Round pick if having a quality tight end is important to you.
5. Chris Carter – “All he does is catch touchdowns” describes this consummate receiver.  Has averaged nearly 12 touchdowns a year over the past three years and has caught over 1,000 yards over that time period.  Still have some of the best hands in the league.
6. Emmitt Smith  - Many have written Smith off already, but count on him getting 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns.  The addition of Tony Banks may revitalize the passing game giving Emmitt more room to run.  A solid pick in the late first, early second round because he will score consistently and play through pain.
7. Tim Brown – Age is starting to become a factor for Brown, but should still get 1,000 yards and close to ten touchdowns.  Playing with Rice has said to given him a new spark, not that he needed it.  With an established running game now, the Raiders passing game will open even more.
8. Stephen Davis – Will flourish in new head coach Marty Schottenheimer’s system.  Count on 1,200 yards passing and 35 catches out of the backfield.  12 touchdowns would not be out of the question.  If Jeff George throws well, Davis could have a career year.  Is, however, prone to injury.

     9.  Daunte Culpepper – Has the strongest arm in the league, and although           inexperienced, he is already in his third year.  May throw for more than 4,000 this year and will get at least 30 total touchdowns this year, some say even 40.  Lack of running game may hurt him.  Can you go wrong when he is throwing to Randy Moss every week?