The First Team Quarterback Peyton Manning Wile E. Coyotes 235 points in 16 starts Drafted: 1st Round, 4th overall For the fourth consecutive season, Peyton will finish No. 2 overall in points, but at least this year he broke through for TFFL first-team honors. Running Back Priest Holmes The Jayhawks 247 points in 14 starts Drafted: 2nd Round, 13th overall Never has a Priest been cursed so many times. Team owners/GMs/coaches who passed on Holmes in the draft missed out on the greatest TFFL season by a RB ever. Despite missing the final two weeks of the season, Priest became the first RB to lead the league in scoring. Running Back Ricky Williams The Gamblers 201 points in 16 starts Drafted: 1st Round, 10th overall It took a move from New Orleans to Miami and Norv Turner's offense to bring out the best in Ricky, who can leave his helmet on for post-game interviews as far as Dave is concerned. Running Back Shaun Alexander Carolina Killers 166 points in 15 starts Drafted: 1st Round, 5th overall Other than an amazing 52-point Week 4, Shaun looked like a slight bust halfway through the season. He finished strong, however, and helped catapult da Killahs in the standings. Wide Receiver Terrell Owens The Weathermen 145 points in 16 starts Drafted: 1st Round, 6th overall How will T.O. celebrate his second-straight All-TFFL selection? Sharpie? Been there. Pom-poms? Done that. Actually, Terrell couldn't decide what his next act would be, so he just took the final two weeks of the season off. Hey, if Randy Moss can take plays off, why not? Wide Receiver Marvin Harrison Jellypop Fighters 132 points in 16 starts Drafted: 2nd Round, 12th overall What's an All-TFFL team without him? Despite a slip in point production (his last three seasons: 154, 145 and 145 points, respectively), it's Marvin's fourth straight selection. Tight End Tony Gonzalez The Berserkers 61 points in 16 starts Drafted: 3rd Round, 22nd overall Touchdown Tony had his thunder stolen away by Priest Holmes, and 61 points is a bit of a disappointment for someone of his draft status. Bubba Franks was only two points behind him and came at a much cheaper price. Kicker Ryan Longwell The Weathermen 132 points in 17 starts Drafted: 16th Round, 155th overall A member of the 2001 Flushes Team, Longwell turned it around in 2002 under the tutelage of kicking connoisseur Bubba Baysden (a Weathermen kicker also graced the 2001 first team). Hey Bubba, think you can do anything for Wolfie Adam Kiker? Defense Tampa Bay Buccaneers Carolina Killers 165 points in 15 starts Drafted: 10th Round, 96th overall Even Killer quarterback Mike Vick couldn't crack the Bucs 'D' in 2002. Yup, they were so bad-ass, they almost kicked a coach's ass ("Put on a jersey, Sherman!"). TFFL Navigator Archives Front Page Main Page

The Second Unit Quarterback Rich Gannon Jellypop Fighters 231 points in 16 starts Who needs creatine when there's Metamucil. Running Backs Clinton Portis Jellypop Fighters 165 points in 14 starts If you plugged Ray Robinson into Mike Shanahan's backfield, would he score 16 touchdowns? Hmmm ... nah! LaDainian Tomlinson Wile E. Coyotes 157 points in 16 starts I'm willing to bet L.T. has made Chargers fans forget all about those nasty Natrone Means years. Deuce McAllister The Jayhawks 151 points in 14 starts The Commish is still trying to get over those four long touchdown runs Deuce had called back because of bogus holding penalties. Wide Receivers Eric Moulds T-Bird2 101 points in 16 starts Funny how a change from Flutie/Rob Johnson/Van Pelt to Bledsoe made him so much better. Amani Toomer Wile E. Coyotes 100 points in 16 starts No, your eyes aren't deceiving you. Tight End Bubba Franks The Weathermen 59 points in 17 starts Note from Packer TE predecessor Mark Chmura: Avoid teen-aged girls. Check that: Avoid getting caught with teen-aged girls in bathrooms at post-prom parties. Kicker Olindo Mare Wile E. Coyotes 118 points in 16 starts Surprisingly, I can't think of anything to say about Olindo Mare. Defense Philadelphia Eagles T-Bird2 140 points in 15 starts Eagles fans can't boo their team anymore. What are they to do? 2002 Flushes Quarterback Kurt Warner Heelbillys 12 points in 3 starts Drafted: 1st Round, 3rd overall From points champ to points chump. Running Backs Anthony Thomas The Bottlerockets 43 points in 11 starts Drafted: 3rd Round, 21st overall Roncho knocked the A-Train off track. Michael Pittman Gamblers/Fighters/Jayhawks 0 points in 3 starts Drafted: 5th Round, 50th overall He was worse with the Bucs than the Cards. Go figure. Wide Receivers David Boston The Weathermen 18 points in 10 starts Drafted: 2nd Round, 15th overall The Arizona abyss is swallowing him whole. Tim Brown The Gamblers 22 points in 8 starts Drafted: 3rd Round, 30th overall Hope you have your IRA in order, Tim. It's time for that retirement party. Terry Glenn T-Bird2/Weathermen 9 points in 10 starts Drafted: 5th Round, 47th overall The Tuna was sooo right. Glenn's a pussy. Tight End Jeremy Shockey Heelbillys 22 points in 14 starts Drafted: 8th Round, 78th overall Pretty good in real life, wasn't worth the hype fantasy-wise. Kicker Sebastian Janikowski Carolina Killers 10 points in 1 start Drafted: 16th Round, 156th overall Hodges didn't give him a chance, but he's an easy target. Defense St. Louis Rams Bottlerockets 33 points in 6 starts Drafted: 9th Round, 81st overall Captain Dre' and crew were the second defense selected in the draft.