Fantasy Football Tonight 8/13

FANTASY COACHING SYSTEM RANKINGS PART II

11) New York Giants -- A simple philosophy but multi dimensional approach. Run the football.

12) New England Patriots -- Josh McDaniels has left, but Bellichick will continue the spread offense hybrid that produces a ton of passing yards, receptions and TD's.

13) Cincinnati Bengals -- Tricky system. Bratkowski loves to throw the ball but just didn't have the weapons to do so last year.

14) Green Bay Packers -- West coast offense that features more runs than normal.

15) Pittsburgh Steelers -- Everybody thinks run with the Steelers but Bruce Arians loves to throw the ball and will continue to do so in this ultra balanced attack.

16) Tennessee Titans -- Not a great source of fantasy points in years past but will be this year. Mike Heimerdinger is a whiz in developing an offense.

17) Carolina Panthers -- The switch to a zone blocking system before last year was a good one.

18) Kansas City Chiefs -- They are implementing a spread offense hybrid.

19) Minnesota Vikings -- This begins a bit if a drop in the value of the systems. Childress has yet to be able to match the functionality of the Eagles system.

20) Seattle Seahawks -- Jim Mora Jr. won't run the exact same system as Holmgren and won't have Alex Gibbs to mentor the offensive line. But the zone blocking scheme is great for big plays.

TOMORROW: #21-32

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