Top 20 Fantasy Effects of the Offseason (part 1)

Thanks to the Peyton Manning Sweepstakes it was one of the more exciting free agent periods in a long, long time. And with basically all of the big names now signed, it's never too early to start considering the fantasy implications that follow the aftermath. Here's a look at the 10 most important offseason moves from a fantasy perspective and how they impact the new landscape. The next 10 moves will be posted over the weekend. 1. Peyton Manning, QB (DEN) – Barring the obvious health snafu, Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker both become 1,000-yard receivers, each of whom has the upside to be a top-10 fantasy wideout depending on which Manning develops better chemistry with. I love Thomas in keeper leagues and can’t see him or Decker lasting past the sixth round of any drafts. And with those two weapons leading the way Manning should finish in the 4-6 range among all quarterbacks with really just Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady as locks to finish ahead of him. Whoever winds up...