This is the second installment of four.  This time I will rank
the running backs.  Again I'll provide a short term impact, long
term impact, and overall projection.  For the running backs I
will rank them in fantasy order, but I will also provide the
rank by impact in the real life game of football.  Running
Backs:  1. Chris Wells (Arizona Cardinals): first nfl rank
Short Term: Wells, in my opinion, was the best pure back in the
draft.  He runs with power and is hard to take down.  He can run
to the outside and between the tackles.   The only thing that
could be a problem for Wells is that the Cardinals have two of
the best wide receivers in the league, and they got to the
Superbowl by throwing it a ton.  Wells will provide a balance,
but he needs them to commit to the run for him to reach his full
potential.   Long Term: He could be big time down the road, once
Warner retires.  With a new quarterback the run will be much
more important and should be focused on.  The carries should
increase for Wells and he