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Boy has the NFL been exciting up to this points, and Week 3 was the pinnacle of it all. It came down tot eh wire in Tennessee, Seattle, Miami, New Orleans, and Denver. Oh, and did I mention the referee debacle? Let's just hope, for the well-being of America, that the referee association and the NFL can reach an agreement and get back to the field as soon as possible. Not only did lastSunday makemy heart rate raise, but Week 3 also saw some rough performances from Tony Romo, Eli Manning, and Michael Vick, but only one of those guys will turn it around this week. Let's jump into my Week 4 standard league rankings, starting with the aforementioned quarterback. Byes: Pittsburgh Steelers (Ben Roethlisberger), Indianapolis Colts (Andrew Luck) 1. Aaron Rodgers vs New Orleans – The Saints defense held Matt Cassell in check, but that's because Jamaal Charles got more...

I would say that quarterbacks, by a large margin, are the most boring, and easiest position to rank in football this year. My rankings tend to be different from the mainstream media's rankings in years passed, but this year they are very similar. Of course, it is only early July and in most situations on most teams are wait-and-see. However, for the most part, you can just about lock in your top ten to twelve quarterbacks. So here are my top ten quarterbacks for the 2012 season*. *remember, it's only July, these ARE NOT final. 1. Aaron Rodgers, Packers - He seems to be the consensus number one this year. Rodgers, along with my next quarterback are the safest picks in fantasy for the 2012 season. 2. Tom Brady, Patriots - 39 touchdowns in 2012 and now he adds Brandon Lloyd and hisprimary backs (Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen) are both...

Welcome to my inaugural post at iCon Fantasy Sports. My first few posts will be going through the top 10 fantasy football players at each position. I am starting with quarterback because, well, thats where everyone starts. Quarterback has almost always been the most important position of the field in the NFL and it is starting to become no different in fantasy football. I believe there are six truly elite quarterbacks this season. Here are my preliminary top 10: Follow @Sports_25toLife 1. Aaron Rodgers (GB) - Rodgers is still my gold standard at the quarterback position. His passing and running competition is often emulated, but rarely duplicated, much like a damn good Jack n' Coke. Rodgers has averaged 4,259 passing yards and 33 passing TDs in four seasons since taking over as a starter, comparable numbers to Tom Brady and Drew Brees. This, while also averaging 284 rushing yards and 4...