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1. Tom Brady, NE—The knee is healthy and Brady is hungry, making him my top fantasy QB. With a more than capable group of receivers, Brady will eclipse the 4,000 yard mark and should lead the NFL in TD passes.


2. Peyton Manning, IND—Consistency is the name of the game when drafting the quarterback high and over the last decade, no player has been more consistent than Manning. He may not be the top fantasy QB, but you won't kick yourself for the pick.

3. Drew Brees, NO—The Saints will still be hurling the ball down the field this year, but the tougher schedule puts Brees' TD-to-INT ratio in jeopardy. He is the top fantasy QB for some, but he's not as flawless as you may think.

4. Aaron Rodgers, GB—Rodgers has no problem adjusting to life as a starter and now that he has a rhythm with his receivers the good times will keep rolling. Even though he faced plenty of passing situations, Rodgers found a way to keep his INT numbers down.

5. Kurt Warner, ARI—If Warner is the starter in Arizona for 16 games he is a fabulous pick. There are plenty of weapons around him and Warner does a great job of getting the ball out of his hands.

6. Donovan McNabb, PHI—The Eagles' Super Bowl hopes are resting on the shoulders of McNabb. Philly's line is stronger and the receivers are deeper, every year owners sleep on McNabb and every year he makes teams pay.