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Queen Of Sports Fantasy Football Guide, Part 3

September 2nd, 2010 | Posted by Queen of Sports in Football,Hotties

Here is our third edition of the Queen Of Sports Fantasy Football Guide! (Check out parts one and two) Today we are bringing you our favorites kickers as well as our choices for bench players, one player from each position that deserves honorable mention. We’ve got a good mix of cute and sexy here, something for everyone!

If you need a reminder on how the real fantasy football game works, check out our breakdown here.

Kicker

Photo: Orlando Sentinel

Matt Prater (Denver Broncos) – Doesn’t he look like the quintessential mid-western guy? Matt hails from Mayfield Heights, Ohio. He majored in psychology at the University of Central Florida. Matt’s stats: 5’10” and 180 lbs.

Photo: CJOnline.com

Ryan Succop (Kansas City Chiefs) – We think this guy is so cute! Ryan is originally from Hickory, North Carolina. Ryan earned the 2009 Mr. Irrelevant, an honor bestowed on the last pick of the NFL draft every year. He is one of the most successful Mr. Irrelevant’s. Ryan’s stats: 6’3” and 221 lbs.

Photo: Life

Neil Rackers (Houston Texans) – We love Neil’s ice blue eyes! He’s so handsome and looks like he should be posing for a Calvin Klein ad. Neil is from Missouri and lettered in three different sports in high school, football, baseball and soccer. Neil’s stats: 6’1” and 210 lbs, married to Rachel Rackers.

Bench Players (Honorable Mention)

Trent Edwards (Quarterback, Buffalo Bills) Trent’s stats: 6’4″ and 231 lbs

Braylon Edwards (Wide Receiver, New York Jets) Braylon’s stats: 6’3″ and 215 lbs

Michael Turner (Running Back – Atlanta Falcons) – Michael’s stats: 5’10 and 244 lbs

Dustin Keller (Tight End – New York Jets) – Dustin’s stats: 6’2″ and 248 lbs

Mason Crosby (Kicker, Green Bay Packers) – Mason’s stats: 6’1″ and 207 lbs

Let us know who we forgot and stay tuned tomorrow for our final edition that will feature some of our favorite defensive players (even though in Fantasy Football you don’t draft individual defensive players). We don’t want to leave them out!