2009 Fantasy Football Solid/Safe Picks
Solid/Safe Pick: A player with good potential and low risk. Players in this category are statistically consistent from year to year. From our Fantasy Football Dictionary
We have classified the following players as Safe Picks for 2009. We will be updating this list throughout the pre-season.
| Tom Brady |
QB |
NE |
32 |
8 |
QB - #4 |
After a record breaking 2007 season, everyone was curious to see what Tom Brady would do for an encore in 2008. Too bad that was never to be. All early reports say that Brady is progressing very well and he will be ready for the season. Before his injury last year Brady hadn't missed a game since 2001, so there is definitely reason to be optimistic when it comes to... Read More
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| Jay Cutler |
QB |
CHI |
26 |
3 |
QB - #10 |
Jay Cutler had a very solid season last year despite Denver's playoff troubles once again. With over 4,500 yards through the air, 25 passing touchdowns and 2 rushing touchdowns, Cutler was productive with the likes of Marshall, Stokley and Royal at his disposal. The one thing Cutler must work on is his touchdown to interception percentage. He threw 18 interceptions la... Read More
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| Donovan McNabb |
QB |
PHI |
33 |
10 |
QB - #11 |
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There is scant new territory to discover when it comes to Donovan McNabb, NFL Quarterback, one of the most talked about players of his era. In between all the headlines, McNabb managed to produce one of his better seasons, passing for a career-high 3,916 yards while throwing 23 touchdowns (the first time he tossed for at least 20 scores since 2004). Ther... Read More
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| Matt Ryan |
QB |
ATL |
24 |
1 |
QB - #12 |
The Atlanta Falcons hit a home run when they selected Boston College QB Matt Ryan with the #3 overall selection in the 2008 NFL Draft. In his rookie season, Matt Ryan completed 265-of-434 passes (61.1 comp. pct.) for 3,440 yards (7.9 yards per attempt) with 16 touchdowns and 11 interceptions, adding 199 yards passing with two TDs and two interceptions in the postse... Read More
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