So, why did Favre jump 5 spots in 2003?
Simple – Touchdowns. His completion percentage was better, and he had about 10 more yards per game. Those numbers add up in the long run, but having 32 TDs in a season would make a top 10 QB out of anyone. With the difference between “borderline starter” and “quality starter” in fantasy terms hinging on his TD totals, what are the odds he can get it in the end zone enough in 2004 to keep him closer to 6th overall then 11th overall? • Favre’s supporting cast: Green’s receiving numbers were constant, but he ran it at 5.3 YPC in ’03, a yard better then ’02, which only helps the passing game. Walker and Ferguson both showed a lot of ability in 2003 and Donald Driver, although hampered by early injury and not quite as productive as in 2002, played well. Bubba Franks’s totals suffered, but that is likely a direct result of the productive play of the WRs/RBs and the addition of Wesley Walls (20 receptions). • Favre’s decision-making: Despite yardage totals that are all over the map, Favre’s c
