Josh Freeman anchored the 27th ranked scoring offense in the league last year. He tallied up 16 more interceptions and 9 fewer touchdowns which, in fantasy land, are unacceptable from your No. 1 quarterback.
When you find yourself in close fantasy matchups, it is not only essential to have a quarterback who will put up big numbers but, you need a quarterback who will consistently produce in order to have a successful fantasy season; especially in the close games.
Coming into the 2011 season, Freeman was predicted to be one of those quarterbacks who would produce on a consistent basis due to his stellar 2010 year. This, however, was not the case last year. Freeman not only decreased in his production but, caused a number of fantasy owners to do poorly in their leagues since they more than likely drafted him as their starting quarterback. Unless you were lucky enough to draft Eli Manning, Matthew Stafford or Cam Newton in the later rounds of the draft as backups, then your fantasy t...
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