That ranking of Andre Johnson over Fitz is so bogus he knows it’s going to provide disagreement and people going to his page to argue.
He bases it on the fact that Andre Johnsons numbers project better than Fitz and that he has no decent number 2.
But that argument just means that Fitz gets less balls thrown at him cause there are more options which will affect his numbers.
Johnson is a great receiver but there is no way he is better than Fitz.

•Positional QB Rankings -
 Essentially, the Cards are 1½ players deep at QB. Probably a symantics issue -
 the Cards have 2 QB’s capable of starting and winning. (One more money in the bank than the other).

 •Defensive tackle rankings -
Darnell Dockett analysis: He is quick and relentless and inconsistent.

•Top 50 Players –
Some guy made a list. You can make a list. I can make a list. Who cares?

•Dockett wants top-5 money –
Me too.

•NFL’s top defensive tackles - T
Though he fails to play to his potential consistently, few defensive tackles are capable of taking over a game like Dockett. Except that consistency (or lack thereof) is part of the total package.

•Keyshawn Johnson on Anquan Boldin –
Keyshawn was a pretty good WR. Last time I looked, he hadn’t served in any front office. Those who want to divide the Cardinals will continue to speak in terms of #1 vs. #2 vs. #3 receivers. Meanwhile the Warner-led offense continues to treat all WR’s equally – i.e. the guy who’s open gets the ball.

•Rashad Johnson’s Impact -
Love the pick on paper, but he hasn’t deflected a pass or tackled an NFL player yet. Let’s wait and see.

•The fastest Card –
Over how many yards: 10? 40? Under what circumstances – Chasing? Being Chased? Coming Out of a Break? Straight Line?

•Where did all the MLB’s go? -
It’s not just a 4-3 to 3-4 thing. Exotic defensive schemes call for more versatility at all positions – which includes inside or middle linebackers being fast and agile enough to drop off in coverage. Which in turn means a greater proirity placed on agility over pure size and toughness.

•Rookie revelations before training camp –
Beanie didn’t even participate in OTA’s (due to late OSU graduation date). Let’s see how he does on the field first before we annoint him.

•SI.com – The Fortunate 50 -
Good for Smitty. The only thing I care about when salaries are discussed has to do with cap room and its impact on signing other players on a roster. (& even then, we fans have no control over salaries so why should we even care? All it does is make us more snarky).

•NFL overtime silent auction system? -
Here goes: (1) You place the ball on the fifty. (2) You line up 11 guys at each goal line. (3) When the whistle blows, the 2 squads race to converge on the ball. (4) Ball goes to whichever team gets to it first – under fumble-recovery rules. (Note – I’d be tempted to add a "no restrictions against biting, grabbing of the genitals, eye-poking etc. but would draw the line at allowing switchblades.

…but it would never fly in the NFL. I personally like the college rules. It gives a fair chance to both teams and is entertaining as hell to the fans. It rewards both the skill of the players and the strategy of the coaches.