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Welcome to the 2011 Draft Guide!

Once again, we are proud to introduce our 2011 Draft Guide. If you are looking for accuracy, comprehensive information, in-depth analysis and tons and tons of features, the 2011 RealTime Fantasy Sports Draft Guide is the place to come to get ready for your fantasy football draft. Our Draft Guide is as comprehensive as any on the market. And the best part - the cost. Yes, once again you get all this great content for free!

In this year's Draft Guide, there are more than 600 players ranked and analyzed. Our rankings last season finished 6th overall in a study done by Fantasy Football Librarian. RealTime Fantasy Sports finished ahead of such sites as EPSN, Yahoo! and Rotoworld - to name a few. The previous season we finished 15th overall, giving RealTime Fantasy Sports two straight seasons in the top 15. So if you are looking for accurate rankings and top analysis, RealTime Fantasy Sports is the place to come.

Also featured in this year's guide are numerous articles, including sleepers, rookies, schedule strength and overvalued players. There also is a mock draft, giving you some insight into what the experts are thinking coming into this season. The Draft Guide features a player movement tracker, printable depth charts, previews of all NFL teams and projected stats.

Check out the Average Draft Positions from all RTSports live drafts here!

So as the 2011 season quickly approaches, use the RealTime Fantasy Sports Draft Guide to get ready for your draft. All the information is here for you to get ready for the coming season! And don't forget, all our information is in real time, so rankings and analysis will be updated until the start of the season.

Featured Article: Overvalued Players

By Jeff Paur
RealTime Fantasy Sports

It really isn't that hard to figure out, but if you haven't, winning your fantasy league is likely going to come down to you getting players that are undervalued come draft day. The teams that got running back Arian Foster in the seventh or eighth round last season won a lot of games. But on the flip side of that, teams that took running back Shonn Greene in the late first or early second round last year lost a lot of games.

A key to winning your league is not only identifying undervalued players, but also avoiding the overvalued players. There are going to be a group of players that go higher than they should. We are here to fill you in on some of those players for this coming season. You don't have to avoid these guys altogether, but don't reach for them too soon, which is likely what you are going to have to do if you want them on your roster.

Peyton Hillis, RB, Browns. Hillis had a breakout season and was arguably the MVP of fantasy football last year, carrying many fantasy teams to the playoffs. The problem for 2011 is Hillis faded down the stretch last season, endured fumbling problems and moves to a likely timeshare at running back with Montario Hardesty this coming season. Hillis had fewer than 60-rushing yards four of the last five games and failed to score a touchdown in any of those games. He seemed to tire out, which is a reason the Browns are likely to get Hardesty much more involved in 2011. Hillis could be a first-round pick in many leagues, but he isn't likely to perform near those numbers.


Featured Team: Denver Broncos

Overall
Quarterbacks
Running Backs
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends
Defense
Kickers
Key Additions TE Daniel Fells, TE Dante Rosario, DE Ty Warren.
Key Losses DT Ronald Fields, TE Daniel Graham, OL Ryan Harris.
OUTLOOK

The Broncos carry plenty of concerns heading into the season. Is Tebow the answer at quarterback? Will Moreno stay healthy? Can the defense stop anyone? This team was brutal much of the season last year. A new coaching regime should help and the Broncos are adding some more talent to the roster. They don't have enough yet to make a playoff run just yet, though. Denver seems a few years away.

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    2011 Average Draft Pos

    Last Update: 08/30/11

    2.58 Adrian Peterson, RB, MIN
    3.13 Arian Foster, RB, HOU
    5.74 Jamaal Charles, RB, KAN
    5.78 Ray Rice, RB, BAL
    6.68 Chris Johnson, RB, TEN
    8.15 Aaron Rodgers, QB, GNB
    8.88 LeSean McCoy, RB, PHI
    9.72 Andre Johnson, WR, HOU
    12.44 Michael Vick, QB, PHI
    12.79 Maurice Jones-Drew, RB, JAC
    Complete ADP Listing

    Top Sleepers

    1. Jordy Nelson, WR, Packers
    2. Sam Bradford, QB, Rams
    3. Marshawn Lynch, RB, Seahawks
    4. Tim Hightower, RB, Redskins
    5. Danario Alexander, WR, Rams
    6. Jared Cook, TE, Titans
    7. Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, Bills
    8. James Starks, RB, Packers
    9. Jason Campbell, QB, Raiders
    10. Delone Carter, RB, Colts

    Top Busts

    1. Peyton Hillis, RB, Browns
    2. Matt Cassel, QB, Chiefs
    3. Reggie Wayne, WR, Colts
    4. BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, Patriots
    5. Eli Manning, QB, Giants
    6. Steven Jackson, RB, Rams
    7. Kenny Britt, WR, Titans
    8. Marcedes Lewis, TE, Jaguars
    9. Joe Flacco, QB, Ravens
    10. Ryan Grant, RB, Packers

    Top Keepers

    1. Arian Foster, RB, Texans
    2. Jamaal Charles, RB, Chiefs
    3. Chris Johnson, RB, Titans
    4. Adrian Peterson, RB, Vikings
    5. Aaron Rodgers, QB, Packers
    6. Ryan Mathews, RB, Chargers
    7. Calvin Johnson, WR, Lions
    8. LeSean McCoy, RB, Eagles
    9. Knowshon Moreno, RB, Broncos
    10. Ray Rice, RB, Ravens

    Top IDPs

    1. Patrick Willis, LB, 49ers
    2. James Laurinaitis, LB, Rams
    3. Jon Beason, LB, Panthers
    4. Davis Harris, LB, Jets
    5. Jared Allen, DL, Vikings
    6. Paul Posluszny, LB, Jaguars
    7. DeMeco Ryans, LB, Texans
    8. Justin Tuck, DL, Giants
    9. Bernard Pollard, DB, Texans
    10. Curtis Lofton, LB, Falcons