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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 Willis McGahee.

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: It was hard to see Willis McGahee posting double digit touchdowns as Ray Rice’s backup but perhaps the writing was on the wall all along. Rice came into his second year without a touchdown in his rookie season and that year LeRon McClain was a beast at the goal line.

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In 2009, the Ravens moved McClain over to the full back position and used McGahee as Rice’s only main backup. Since Rice isn’t the biggest running back the Ravens like to use another player at times to finish the drives in the end zone.

For the year McGahee had twelve rushing touchdowns and fourteen overall. He also posted a very nice five yard per carry average on his 109 carries for the season. We haven’t seen McGahee play like that since his rookie season in 2004.

2010 NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings: As the season drew to a close for the Ravens it was originally expected that the team wouldn’t pick up McGahee’s option for the final year of his contract. Because the Ravens are making a run for the Super Bowl (and McGahee’s production) they opted to keep the veteran around.

This move cleary hurt Rice’s fantasy value as if McGahee was gone, we would have to figure the young runner would be ready for a solid double digit touchdown season. Instead we have to expect that McGahee will continue to see opportunities at the goal line.

At this time, McGahee is a very nice hand cuff player to hold onto your squad if you already have Rice. If anything should happen to the young star, it would be McGahee that would be the teams’ starter. With a great overall team and a top notch offensive line, anyone that gets a chance to run on this team will be good.

If you don’t have Rice, McGahee is still a good depth player to have on your team as he can make for a bye week fill in.

Assets

- Touchdowns

- Great Offensive Line

Liabilities

- Backup To Ray Rice

More Fantasy Football Player Info About Willis McGahee

Willis McGahee | Baltimore Ravens | No. 23 | RB

Height: 6-0 Weight: 235 | Born: 10/21/1981

2009 games played 16 | games started 1

2010 Experience: 8th season

 Bye Week Conflicts (WK 8):

Giants, Eagles, Bears, Falcons, Browns

For more information about Willis McGahee 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.

Fantasy Football Information’s Cheatsheets

Fantasy Football Information’s Mock Drafts

Projected Rankings Against the Run And Schedule Link For Willis McGahee Found Below.

Middle Of The Pack In Schedule Against The Run | Ravens Team Schedule

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