2007 Player Rankings for Week 11
by Simon McGrother
May 9, 2007
Week 10 is history, and favorites again tended to have their way, but several of them were run pretty close. Utah and Dallas fought out a close one with the 'rados taking it by 7, primarily thanks to a huge performance by Marcus Nash. Orlando were hugely disappointing in scoring only 34 against the previously porous Force defense. The Preds had seemed on the verge of becoming a serious playoff contender, but such optimism now seems misplaced. The Rampage scored 71 for the 2nd straight week and crushed the Katz, who have now lost 5 of their last 6.
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- Chris Griesen, Georgia (BYE)
- Joe Germaine, Utah
- Clint Dolezel, Dallas
- Mark Grieb, San Jose
- Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona
- Matt D'Orazio, Chicago
- Shane Stafford, Orlando
- Aaron Garcia, New York
- Andy Kelly, New Orleans
- Chad Salisbury, Grand Rapids
- Brian Jones, Las Vegas
- Sonny Cumbie, Los Angeles
- John Dutton, Colorado
- Matt Nagy, Columbus
- Jeff Smoker, Nashville
- Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City
- Juston Wood, Philadelphia
- Brett Dietz, Tampa Bay
- Lang Campbell, Austin
- Tony Graziani, Philadelphia (IR)
- Rohan Davey, New York
- John Kaleo, Tampa Bay
- Stoney Case, Tampa Bay (IR)
- Steve Bellisari, New Orleans
- Micheal Bishop, Grand Rapids
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Another big week for Chad Salisbury with 282 yds and 7 scores as the Rampage offense continues to click. He's moved up the rankings but week 11 sees a visit to Columbus who are conceding only 47ppg, so weigh up your options before confirming your week 11 team. Great week for Sonny Cumbie who took the opportunity of playing the Gladiators to throw 6 TDs and almost 300 yds. In the same game Brian Jones impressed again throwing 300 yds and only 3 scores, but those were supplemented by 2 running TDs. All the usual suspects had solid games but a shout out to Brett Dietz who's excellent figures suggest that the Storm may have been being held back by Kaleo. If you are desperate, pick-up Lang Campbell who'll be starting for Austin now that Adrian McPherson has been kicked to the curb. |
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- Siaha Burley, Utah
- Bobby Sippio, Chicago
- Chris Jackson, Georgia (BYE)
- Ben Nelson, San Jose
- Troy Bergeron, Georgia (BYE)
- Mike Horacek, New York
- Damian Harrell, Colorado
- Will Pettis, Dallas
- Derrick Lewis, Austin
- James Roe, San Jose
- Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles
- Charles Frederick, Kansas City
- Marcus Nash, Dallas
- Derek Lee, Georgia (BYE)
- Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids
- Damien Groce, Columbus
- Cornelius Bonner, Nashville
- Randy Gatewood, Arizona (IR)
- Charles Pauley, Philadelphia
- Trandon Harvey, Arizona
- Kevin Nickerson, Austin
- Etu Molden, Las Vegas
- TT Toliver, Tampa Bay
- Sean Scott, Philadelphia (IR)
- Jeremiah Pope, Arizona (IR)
- Rodney Wright, San Jose (IR)
- Javarus Dudley, Orlando
- Lenzie Jackson, Los Angeles (IR)
- Kenny Henderson, New Orleans
- Tyronne Jones, New Orleans (IR)
- Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay
- Andy McCullough, Chicago
- Thabiti Davis, Las Vegas
- David Saunders, Columbus (IR)
- Kenny Higgins, Nashville
- DeAndrew Rubin, Orlando
- Willie Quinnie, Colorado
- Jerel Myers, Kansas City
- Jimmy Fryzel, Orlando
- Kenny Higgins, Nashville
- Brad Pyatt, Colorado
- Otis Amey, Austin
- Ryan Dennard, Utah
- Sedrick Robinson, Austin
- Kevin Swayne, New York (IR)
- Robert Quiroga, Los Angeles
- Kevin McKenzie, Arizona
- Terrance Quattlebaum, Las Vegas
- Chris Anthony, New York
- Darcey Levy, Columbus
- Atnaf Harris, Arizona
- James Jordan, New Orleans
- Joe Douglass, Las Vegas (IR)
- Aaron Boone, Utah
- Alonzo Nix, Nashville
- Andrae Thurman, Dallas
- Demetris Bendross, Tampa Bay
- Rob Turner, Los Angeles
- Robert Redd, Colordao
- Josh Bush, Columbus
- Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas (IR)
- Jerome Riley, Grand Rapids
- Marcus Knight, Columbus
- Curtis Fagan, Arizona
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Derrick Lewis was one of only a handful of receivers to go for more than 3 scores in week 10. Derrick's a quality choice and the best of the mediocre bunch in Austin, but he is 12th in the league in both TDs and yardage, which makes him an awkward fantasy fit. If he is your first choice receiver you'd better have Chris Griesen and Rashad Floyd propping up your season. Just one place behind Derrick in TDs (and one place above in yardage) is Marcus Nash who had the week that those who gambled on a 1st round pick were banking on. His 6 scores and 134 yds constitute a monster day, but even factoring this in his average is only 2 TDs per game. The likes of Siaha Burley, Chris Jackson and Bobby Sippio are yielding more than 3 visits to the endzone every weekend. Monday saw a masterclass in receiving from Bobby Sippio and Damian Harrell. |
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- Dan Alexander, Nashville
- Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles
- Torrance Marshall, Tampa Bay
- Bo Kelly, Arizona
- Ja'Mar Toombs, New York
- Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando
- Brian Johnson, San Jose
- Dawan Moss, Kansas City
- Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids
- Harold Wells, Columbus
- Robert Thomas, Colorado
- Josh White, Dallas
- Sedrick Robinson, Austin
- James Lynch, New Orleans
- Kevin Nagle, Orlando
- Bob McMillen, Chicago
- Dan Curran, New Orleans (IR)
- George Layne, Philadelphia
- Josh Rue, Las Vegas
- Kevin Nagle, Orlando
- John Richter, Georgia (IR)
- Matt Huebner, Georgia (BYE)
- Chad Dukes, Austin
- Chris Robinson, Utah
- Frank Carter, Utah
- Wes Ours, Philadelphia
- Byron Douzart, Kansas City
- Phil Glover, San Jose
- John Peaua, Colorado
- Bruce McClure, Georgia (BYE)
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Another busy week for Marlon Moye-Moore who added all kinds of value (tackles, interception, catches) to his 2 rushing TDs. Lonnie Ford again had 2 scores for LA and is now second in the league for rushing TDs. On the same number of TDs (in only half the games) is Torrance Marshall who continues his record of scoring multiple TDs in every start as FB, 3 this week. Matt Huebner and Harold Wells round out the list of >1 rushing TDs in week 10. |
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- Rashad Floyd, Colorado
- Chris D. Brown, New Orleans
- Eddie Moten, Philadelphia
- Jeroid Johnson, Tampa Bay
- Lin-J Shell, Orlando
- Clevan Thomas, San Jose
- Hamin Milligan, Georgia (BYE)
- Nate Coggins, Austin
- Willie Gary, Georgia (BYE)
- DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago
- Brandon Hefflin, Columbus
- DaShane Dennis, New York
- Dennison Robinson, Chicago
- Jermaine Jones, Dallas
- Jonathan Ordway, Chicago
- Keyuo Craver, Arizona
- Delmonico "Monty" Montgomery, Nashville
- Damen Wheeler, Los Angeles
- Rober' Freeman, Columbus
- Eddie Canonico, Los Angeles
- Chris Angel, Colorado
- Jeremy Unertl, Chicago
- Omarr Smith, San Jose
- Keon Raymond, Nashville
- Chuck Wesley, Grand Rapids
- William (Roc) Haith, New Orleans
- Damon Mason, Austin
- Terrance Joseph, Los Angeles
- Kahlid Naziruddin, Tampa Bay
- Clarence Lawson, Utah
- Reggie Doster, Georgia (BYE)
- James Bethea, Los Angeles
- Earthwind Moreland, Las Vegas
- Denario Smalls, Kansas City
- Ahmad Hawkins, Nashville
- Bobby Keyes, Dallas
- Kelvin Hunter, New Orleans
- Kenny McEntyre, Kansas City
- Dahnel Singfield, Las Vegas
- Johnnie Harris, Grand Rapids
- Traco Rachal, Tampa Bay
- Ryan Bowers, Orlando
- Calvin Spears, New Orleans
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Rashad Floyd had a very big fantasy week, but unfortunately for the Crush all his tackling was not enough to stop Bobby Sippio from leading the Rush to victory. The Rush DBs take turns being outstanding (to confound the fantasy owners), this week Dennison Robinson was top dog with 9 tackles, a pick and a fumble recovery. Eddie Canonico made the Gladiators regret trading him to the Avengers as he racked up a dozen tackles against his former teammates. Eddie was ably assisted by Damen Wheeler who also had a great game. Lastly Jeroid Johnson was a beast for the Storm adding 2 picks, one for a score, to his 7 tackles - life in the storm yet?
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- A. J. Haglund, San Jose
- Todd Sievers, Dallas
- Steve Videtich, Utah
- Mark Lewis, Austin
- Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids
- Jason Ball, Colorado
- Peter Christofilakos, Arizona
- Carlos Martinez, Georgia (BYE)
- Steve Azar, Las Vegas
- Dan Frantz, Chicago
- Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles
- Eric Houle, New Orleans
- Carter Warley, New York
- Todd France, Philadelphia
- Seth Marler, Tampa Bay
- Peter Martinez, Columbus
- Jay Taylor, Orlando
- Clay Rush, Kansas City
- Jason Witczak, Nashville
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Seth Marler is not a name that gets mentioned too often, unless a really funny joke about the Storm just demands it, but he kicked 9/9 xp and a FG this week, so drags himself off the bottom of the scoring charts. Tampa Bay really do seem to have weathered (oh no!) the worst of the season and may be a useful team down the stretch. Brian Gowins is another man benefiting from the improvement in his team. The Rampage have come alive with the return of Chad Salisbury and Gowins, always reliable, is now getting lots of opportunities. |
Simon McGrother is a founding member of ArenaFootballOnline.com, the #1 source for Arena Fantasy Football information, and has been following the Arena Football League for 4 years. Contact Simon at smcgrother@arenafootballonline.com
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