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April 18th, 2010: Baltimore Ravens 2010 – 2011 Schedule

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It is always nice to have a picture or two of your favorite fantasy players. Here are just a few of our top selected photos (provided by PicApp.com) of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice.

We at fantasy football information believe it is always nice to get an idea of a fantasy player from more than just what you read on the page. Seeing a player in live action is sometimes the best way to speak to that players’ abilities.

Below we have selected some of our favorite videos found on the web (mainly from YouTube), and we hope you enjoy this insightful, visual information.

Before you’re 2010 fantasy football draft begins, it’s always good to see the schedule of particular players you’re prospecting for your future team.

While there is no guaranteeing which teams will be strong and which teams will be weak in a given season, it’s still good to have an idea of the opponents your players will face.

Once the 2010 – 2011 season has started, we will find out which teams are for real and which teams are going to fold up. Who would have thought the Bengals would go undefeated in their division and the Titans would start out losing their first six games in 2009?

Throughout the season, you can always come back to our site and use our schedules for each team and player for your reference. Alternatively, you can also print out or download the schedule as well.

Baltimore Ravens 2010 – 2011 Regular Season Schedule – Printable Downloadable

2009 Fantasy Year In Review: Ray Rice was our top sleeper coming into last season as he won the starting gig and had a solid offensive line to run behind. I knew Rice was going to be a great pass catching runner, and he was probably going to rack up over 1,500 total yards.

Little did I know he would go on to gain over 2,000 total yards with over 1,300 yards rushing and over 700 yards receiving. What impressed me the most was that he scored eight total touchdowns on the season. That number won’t blow you away but when you consider he had zero in his rookie season it was a big concern.

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2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings: I was hoping the Ravens would part ways with Willis McGahee this offseason and give Rice more opportunities at the goal line. Unfortunately, McGahee had a very productive year in 2009 and the team picked up his 3.6 million dollar option.

With McGahee around (fourteen touchdowns last year) Rice may not improve much on his eight touchdowns from last season. Still, Rice has a great team around him, and he will be a very productive player for your fantasy team as a first round pick. In PPR leagues, Rice has even more value because of all the receptions he gains.

However, he may see a drop in pass catches because Joe Flacco has a better receiving core this year. That is something to keep in mind as we head closer to draft day.

Assets

- Terrific Pass Catcher

- Game Breaker

- Great Offensive Line And Team

Liabilities

- Willis McGahee Hurts His Touchdown Totals

More Fantasy Football Player Info About Ray Rice

Ray Rice | Baltimore Ravens | No. 27 | RB

Height: 5-8 Weight: 210 | Born: 1/22/1987

2009 games played 16 | games started 15

2010 Experience: 3rd season

 Bye Week Conflicts (WK 8): 

Giants, Eagles, Bears, Falcons, Browns

For more information about Ray Rice feel free to checkout our cheatsheet and mock draft pages of the website. Throughout the summer, you can find valuable information about all players that we have ranked for different leagues and where players are being selected in our monthly mock drafts.

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Projected Rankings Against the Run And Schedule Link For Ray Rice Found Below.

Middle Of The League Against The Run | Ravens Team Schedule

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