Entering 2010, the Eagles have two young and talented wide outs in Desean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin as well as a reliable tight end in Brent Celek. What is lacking in Philly is the running back, as Brian Westbrook and LeSean McCoy were mediocre throughout the 2009 season. If the Eagles can find an identity running the football next year I feel McNabb could improve of his overall statistics and I want to know what the other members of Bruno Boys Nation think.

Please project McNabb’s 2010 statistics based on the following categories….

Games Played:
Passing Yards:
Passing Touchdowns:
Interceptions:

Rushing Yards:
Rushing Touchdowns:

Finally, what round (and why) would you target McNabb in a 12-team standard scoring league?

Have at it guys and we look forward to your thoughts on McNabb and many other players entering 2010.

NOTE: Please copy/paste the statistics you are projecting into your return message. This will help everyone follow a template and make things easier to come up with the FINAL PROJECTION for each player based on what the Bruno Boys Nation thinks.

With another year of maturity and growth under his belt Ryan should improve on his statistics in 2010. He did throw six more TD passes from his rookie season and with Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez he has the weapons to impress in 2010. A healthy Michael Turner at running back and better decision making in the pocket are two important factors in the growth of Matt Ryan.

Please project Ryan’s 2010 statistics based on the following categories….

Games Played:
Passing Yards:
Passing Touchdowns:
Interceptions:

Rushing Yards:
Rushing Touchdowns:

Finally, what round (and why) would you target Ryan in a 12-team standard scoring league?

NOTE: Please copy/paste the statistics you are projecting into your return message. This will help everyone follow a template and make things easier to come up with the FINAL PROJECTION for each player based on what the Bruno Boys Nation thinks.

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Some of these threads are brought over from another part of the website, but I wanted to make sure to get them all in one place.\

Here is the comment from Bruno Boys Matt that started all of the Giants / Brewers smack talk…

In his analysis of Round 2, Bruno Boys Whooley hit the nail on the head. And by “on the head,” I mean as intelligent as one could expect a Niners and Giants fan to be

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Also, Bruno Boys Nation, we want you to share your comments on how the draft is playing out. We want to know what you agree or disagree on. What you are surprised about. Who has the best team thus far, etc. You know all of the stuff that makes for some good conversation.

We are currently done with three full rounds and I will get everyone caught up to date with who has been drafted. Moving forward we will keep you posted as players are selected. We want this to be interactive and give everyone a place to talk fantasy football in February!

With that being said, enjoy the draft and we look forward to your commentary. No holding back... if you feel someone made a bad pick let them know!  I’m sure our staff would love to defend their decisions!

Note: The Mock Draft will be a 16-round affair based on a standard scoring league (Pass TDs - 4 points, All Other TDs - 6 points, 25 Yards Passing - 1 point, 10 Yards Rushing/Receiving - 1 point)

Oakland?  mentor McFadden so he won’t suck next year

Bucs can use him

Texans? he may miss the good ol’ days a TCU and they need 1 guy that does not fumble. Thanks for the wasted R2.1 pick Steve!

I’m estactic after wining the title but I’m just as happy to find this site & tangle w/ some good fantasy players. Big Thanks to Bruno Boys! You guys supply excellent info to us fantasy players.
Love the sun morning Q & A’s for last minute nuggets. Big Thanks to my core players. They carried me to the title. Matt “Air Attack” Shaub was huge. Frank Gore & Thomas Jones took care of the ground game. Can’t say enough about AJohnson, VJax, & DJax on the outside. Sidney Rice & Matt Prater were my biggest FA pickups. Keller & Carlson helped out after losing Daniels to IR.

I definitely look forward to defending the title next year. Later!

Below you’ll find a description of the series from TruTV’s Web site plus an episode guide for your reference…however if you want more information about the series, you can go here: http://new.trutv.com/shows/nfl_full_contact/index.html

NFL FULL CONTACT reveals the sides of football the game day cameras never show, providing the ultimate look at what goes on behind the scenes of the National Football League. Every episode lets you eavesdrop into the tense and chaotic world of making a professional football game run smoothly and features crucial events of the 2009-10 pro football season: NFL KICKOFF, COWBOYS STADIUM OPENING, THE LONDON GAME, THE PRO BOWL, THE SUPER BOWL and THE DRAFT.

Kickoff – NEW!
Premieres Mon, February 8 at 10P
The worlds of football and entertainment collide as the NFL prepares for Kickoff 2009 in Pittsburgh, PA. Cameras follow security and staffers as they throw one of the biggest pre-game parties of the year—a concert featuring The Black Eyed Peas and Tim McGraw. TV-PG-L

Cowboys Stadium – NEW!
Premieres Mon, February 15 at 10P
It’s the grand opening of the brand new state-of-the-art Cowboys Stadium in Dallas. With more than 100,000 fans expected to attend, there is some question as to whether the stadium will be ready. A maiden voyage in a new stadium is always a challenge. TV-PG-L

The London Game – NEW!
Premieres Mon, February 22 at 10P
The NFL makes its third trip across the pond to bring America’s game to the U.K. It may seem like just another game on TV, but for the people behind the scenes, it’s a daunting task. TV-PG-L

The Pro Bowl – NEW!
Premieres Mon, March 1 at 10P
The Pro Bowl honors the NFL’s greatest stars. For the first time, the event is moving to the site of the Super Bowl, with the game being played the Sunday before the NFL championship. But whether this first Pro Bowl of its kind will go off without a hitch remains to be seen. TV-PG-L

The Super Bowl – NEW!
Premieres Mon, March 8 at 10P
The Super Bowl is America’s greatest sporting event, played out on the world’s biggest stage. This episode goes behind the scenes at Super Bowl XLIV, where there is pressure to put on a great show in front of the largest TV audience of the year. TV-PG-L

The Draft – NEW!
Premieres Mon, March 15 at 10P
It’s one of the NFL’s biggest events of the year, and it’s held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Competing TV networks, NFL staffers and security race against the clock to make sure the NFL Draft goes off without a hitch. TV-PG-L