2007 Player Rankings for Week 7
by Simon McGrother
April 11, 2007
Week 6 is in the books. More blowouts than usual means that we have quite a few true duds this week and some people hurtling downhill in their rankings. Biggest gainers of the week were the San Jose offense, cementing their high rankings with an awesome victory over Colorado. Grand Rapids and New York both scored well, Davey and Sailsbury move up the rankings with their good performances. Chicago (BYE) continue to click offensively and consequently we have a new top dog in the WR ranks. Georgia bounced back in impressive style to leave Dallas the only perfect team.
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- Joe Germaine, Utah
- Chris Griesen, Georgia
- Clint Dolezel, Dallas
- Mark Grieb, San Jose
- Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona
- Tony Graziani, Philadelphia
- Matt D'Orazio, Chicago (BYE)
- Shane Stafford, Orlando
- Andy Kelly, New Orleans
- Adrian McPherson, Austin
- John Dutton, Colorado
- Rohan Davey, New York
- Raymond Philyaw, Kansas City
- Chad Salisbury, Grand Rapids
- Sonnie Cumbie, Los Angeles
- Matt Nagy, Columbus
- Jeff Smoker, Nashville
- Shaun King, Las Vegas
- Stoney Case, Tampa Bay
- Micheal Bishop, Grand Rapids
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Another good week for the mid-tier QBs, the big boys all put up good numbers too, but the eye-catching performances were dominated by QBs who did not get snapped up early in the fantasy draft. Adrian McPherson of Austin threw for 6 and trotted in for a couple more TDs as the Wranglers quenched the Blaze. In the New York/Grand Rapids game both Rohan Davey and the returning Chad Salisbury scored 8 (7 pass, 1 rush for Davey, 8 pass for Salisbury). Jeff Smoker threw for 6 and rushed for one TD, but also had 5 intercepted (although Jeff's blushes were spared on 2 of these due to penalties). John Dutton confirmed his descent from automatic choice with a meager 189yds and 3TDs and that is with Damian Harrell to throw to! Shaun King also disappointed with only 3TDs and a pair of picks against the Brigade.
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- Bobby Sippio, Chicago (BYE)
- Siaha Burley, Utah
- Ben Nelson, San Jose
- Will Pettis, Dallas
- Troy Bergeron, Georgia
- Chris Jackson, Georgia
- Marcus Nash, Dallas
- Charles Frederick, Kansas City
- Damien Harrell, Colorado
- Kevin Ingram, Los Angeles
- Derrick Lewis, Austin
- Mike Horacek, New York
- Cornelius Bonner, Nashville
- James Roe, San Jose
- Randy Gatewood, Arizona (IR)
- Derek Lee, Georgia
- Trandon Harvey, Arizona
- Timon Marshall, Grand Rapids
- Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas (IR)
- Charles Pauley, Philadelphia
- Jeremiah Pope, Arizona
- Damian Groce, Columbus
- Sean Scott, Philadelphia
- Kevin Nickerson, Austin
- Rodney Wright, San Jose
- TT Toliver, Tampa Bay
- Javarus Dudley, Orlando
- Andy McCullough, Chicago (BYE)
- Lenzie Jackson, Los Angeles
- Willie Quinnie, Colorado
- Kenny Higgins, Nashville
- DeAndrew Rubin, Orlando
- Jimmy Fryzel, Orlando
- Terrance Quattlebaum, Las Vegas
- Jerel Myers, Kansas City
- Kenny Henderson, New Orleans
- Aaron Boone, Utah
- Ryan Dennard, Utah
- Thabiti Davis, Las Vegas
- Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay
- Anthony Hines, Austin
- Tyronne Jones, New Orleans
- David Saunders, Columbus
- Etu Molden, Las Vegas
- Jacques Rumph, New Orleans
- Rob Turner, Los Angeles
- Kevin Swayne, New York
- Kevin McKenzie, Arizona
- Otis Amey, Austin
- Brad Pyatt, Colorado
- Alonzo Nix, Nashville
- Andrae Thurman, Dallas
- Kevin Prentiss, Las Vegas
- Demetris Bendross, Tampa Bay
- Chris Anthony, New York
- James Jordan, New Orleans
- Orshwante Bryant, Utah
- Sam Simmons, Kansas City
- Robert Redd, Colordao
- Josh Bush, Columbus
- Jerome Riley, Grand Rapids
- Marcus Knight, Columbus
- Curtis Fagan, Arizona
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Bobby Sippio takes over at the top after yet another mammoth performance for the Rush. Damian Harrell slips further down the list as Colorado's woes continue. An impressive debut for Terrance Quattlebaum of Las Vegas catching all 3 of Shaun King's TD passes, in Kevin Prentiss' absence he might be a very useful waiver addition. Charles Frederick of Kansas City continues his excellent season and is league's leading double threat in the top 10 for both rushing and receiving. Timon Marshall looked happy to see Chad Salisbury back under center, he caught 3 TDs, returned for more than 100yds and rushed for a further 10. Monster day for Mike Horacek for New York, he is Rohan Davey's go-to receiver and should be firmly established as a starter in your lineup. |
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- Dan Alexander, Nashville
- Bo Kelly, Arizona
- Robert Thomas, Colorado
- Josh White, Dallas
- Lonnie Ford, Los Angeles
- Torrance Marshall, Tampa Bay
- Ja'Mar Toombs, New York
- Chris Ryan, Grand Rapids
- Brian Johnson, San Jose
- Wes Ours, Philadelphia
- Dan Curran, New Orleans (IR)
- Marlon Moye-Moore, Orlando
- Harold Wells, Columbus
- Dawan Moss, Kansas City
- Idris Price, New Orleans
- Bob McMillen, Chicago (BYE)
- Josh Rue, Las Vegas
- Kevin Nagle, Orlando
- John Richter, Georgia
- Chad Dukes, Austin
- Kevin Clemens, Utah
- Frank Carter, Utah
- Byron Douzart, Kansas City
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Dan Alexander only added one TD to his season haul - but remains by far the best FB in the league. Bob McMillen added a new dimension to his threat by throwing a TD pass. Lonnie Ford went big with a pair of rushing scores in LA's win over the Rattlers. Matching Ford's feat was Brian Johnson of San Jose, but going one better was "find of the season" Torrance Marshall: Torrance is an LB forced to do the rushing for Tampa when they lost their MVP Rodney Filer for the season. In 2 games he has rushed for 6TDs - only 4 FBs have more rushing scores on the season - remarkable effort. |
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- Rashad Floyd, Colorado
- Chris D. Brown, New Orleans
- Eddie Moten, Philadelphia
- Hamin Milligan, Georgia
- Lin-J Shell, Orlando
- DeJuan Alfonzo, Chicago (BYE)
- Jeroid Johnson, Tampa Bay
- Nate Coggins, Austin
- Clevan Thomas, San Jose
- Willie Gary, Georgia
- Brandon Hefflin, Columbus
- Jonathan Ordway, Chicago (BYE)
- Terrance Joseph, Utah
- Dennison Robinson, Chicago (BYE)
- Damen Wheeler, Los Angeles
- Rober' Freeman, Columbus
- Keyuo Craver, Arizona
- Jeremy Unertl, Chicago (BYE)
- Joseph Todd, Arizona
- Jermaine Jones, Dallas
- DaShane Dennis, Kansas City
- Monty Montgomery, Nashville
- Damon Mason, Austin
- Arnold Parker, Los Angeles
- Omarr Smith, San Jose
- Alex Wallace, New Orleans
- Billy Parker, New York
- Chris Brown, Dallas
- Mike Brown, Philadelphia
- Chris Pointer, Orlando
- Clarence Lawson, Utah
- Angel Estrada, Grand Rapids
- David Crocker, Georgia
- Delvin Hughley, Colorado
- Denario Smalls, Kansas City
- Reggie Doster, Grand Rapids
- Chuck Wesley, Grand Rapids
- Kenny McEntyre, Kansas City
- Ahmad Hawkins, Nashville
- Kelvin Hunter, New Orleans
- Antuan Simmons, Los Angeles
- Thal Woods, Nashville
- William Haith, New Orleans
- Earthwind Moreland, Las Vegas
- Johnnie Harris, Philadelphia
- Todd Howard, Chicago (BYE)
- Ryan Bowers, Orlando
- Calvin Spears, New Orleans
- Kevin Moffett, Utah
- Chris Angel, New York
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Once again, bow down in awe of Rashad Floyd 14.5 tackles and an interception. Rashad was, by some distance, the best defensive player in the league when his team had a good offense. Now that the Crush have lost their way he is seeing more action and setting dizzying new standards. Jeroid Johnson of Tampa Bay was a big part of their first win, 8 tackles and an interception for a TD. Another defender who made a contribution to a big win was Omarr Smith of San Jose who led the SaberCats with 6 tackles and added a pick to his collection.
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- Mark Lewis, Austin
- Todd Sievers, Dallas
- A. J. Haglund, San Jose
- Brian Gowins, Grand Rapids
- Steve Videtich, Utah
- Steve Azar, Las Vegas
- Todd France, Philadelphia
- Gary Kral, Arizona
- Dan Frantz, Chicago (BYE)
- Carter Warley, New York
- Jason Ball, Colorado
- Eric Houle, New Orleans
- Remy Hamilton, Los Angeles
- Peter Martinez, Columbus
- Jason Witczak, Nashville
- Jay Taylor, Orlando
- Xavier Beitia, Georgia
- Seth Marler, Tampa Bay
- Clay Rush, Kansas City
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Steve Videtich missed a FG which would have won the game for Utah, and worse still missed the extra point which ended up being the difference between the two teams. Moving in the opposite direction is Dan Frantz of Chicago (BYE) who, after failing to score 50 points in either of the first two weeks of the season, have averaged 62ppg since. Dan has certainly had his share of these points and should be a starter for you. And we did mention Carter Warley was one to watch. If New York can continue its offensive resurgence Carter has the kind of accuracy that will make him a very good scorer. |
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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