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1. Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots: 1327 yards and 12 TDs. Gronk is ridiculous.
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2. Jimmy Graham, New Orleans Saints: Hard to argue with 1310 yards and 11 TDs.
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3. Vernon Davis, San Francisco 49ers: Really blossomed during the NFL Playoffs. He’s too big for defensive backs and too fast for linebackers.
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4. Aaron Hernandez, New England Patriots: 910 yards and seven scores. Versatile and an amazing compliment to Gronk.
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5. Jason Witten, Dallas Cowboys: Ho hum. Another 900+ yard season for Witten.
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6. Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta Falcons: He just keeps on churning.
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7. Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers: Given his age in comparison to Gonzo I never thought he’d be a riskier option. That just isn’t the case. If he can stay healthy, he can produce. That just seems to be too big of a challenge though.
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8. Jermichael Finley, Green Bay Packers: The potential remains, but it’s put up or shut up time if he wants to be considered elite. Staying healthy would be a start.
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9. Brandon Pettigrew, Detroit Lions: Made big strides last year catching 83 balls for 777 yards and five scores.
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10. Fred Davis, Washington Redskins: Emerged last year before his suspension. Should be a security blanket for RG3.
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Also check out:

• 2012 Early Fantasy Football QB Rankings
• 2012 Early Fantasy Football RB Rankings