WR Mark Clayton NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings

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2009 Fantasy Year In Review: Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome hardly ever misses on his high round picks at the draft but Mark Clayton was one of his few busts. Clayton was brought in to be the teams No.1 receiver but instead he’s been a very average No.2 receiver behind age aged Derrick Mason.

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2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings: The Ravens knew it was time to give up on Clayton being the hopeful main target in this offense, and they went out and traded for Anquan Boldin. While Clayton is still on the team he’s slated to be the N0.4 receiver behind Donte Stallworth.

This marks the end for Clayton as much of anything for fantasy football as he will need to find another opportunities with a new team before he will have any sparkle of hope again.

Assets

- Good Quarterback

- Winning Team

Liabilities

- No.4 Receiver

- Touchdowns

More Fantasy Football Player Info About Mark Clayton

Mark Clayton | Baltimore Ravens | No. 89 | WR

Height: 5-10 Weight: 190 | Born: 7/2/1982

2009 games played 14 | games started 12

2010 Experience: 6th Year

 Bye Week Conflicts (WK 9):

Giants, Eagles, Bears, Falcons, Browns

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Projected Rankings Against the Pass And Schedule Link For Mark Clayton Found Below.

6th Hardest Schedule Against The Pass | Ravens Team Schedule

Quarterbacks | Running Backs | Wide Receivers | Tight Ends | Kickers | Team Defense / ST

NFL fantasy football player rankings writer Sean E. Douglas: fantasy-info.com

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