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With Week 4 in the books, the 2008 fantasy football season is well underway. Now that we’ve been able to use a sizable amount of information, let’s take a look at the fantasy football running back rankings for the rest of the 2008 season. 1. Adrian Peterson 2. LaDainian Tomlinson 3. Marion Barber 4.

Tom Brady, Tony Romo, Peyton Manning: Those are three names you almost always expect to see near the top of fantasy rankings every season. But the reality of the NFL — and fantasy football — is to always expect the unexpected. Of those three, only one is in the top-12 of all NFL quarterbacks by fantasy football standards at the quarter pole: Tony Romo, at No.

Through Week Four of the Fantasy Football Season things are not really as we thought they would appear.  Let’s take a browse around at some waiver wire suggestions, bye week fillers, rankings, sleepers, and busts for you to use going into week five with this weeks Free Fantasy Football Quick Reads.  You don’t have to pay anything but attention.

We are at the first quarter point in the NFL and Fantasy Football Season.  This will be the busiest week at Football Jabber since Fantasy Draft Time. Starting Tuesday after the Monday Night Game, Football Jabber will be rolling out it’s 1st Quarter Report Cards by division for the NFL Teams.

RB Rankings for week 4 Written By Jesse Padilla Football Burrito RB Expert 1 Frank Gore at NO 2 LaDainian Tomlinson at OAK 3 Marion Barber vs WAS 4 Marshawn Lynch at STL 5 Reggie Bush vs SF 6 Adrian Peterson at TEN 7 Steven Jackson vs BUF 8 Maurice Jones-Drew vs HOU 9 Brian Westbrook at

Written by Brody Gogatz Football Burrito TE expert Top 20 Tight Ends for Week 4 (Previous ranking) Jason Witten DAL (1) –No TD’s yet for Witten, but he continues to get the yards & catches Kellen Winslow CLE (2) – Expect a bounce back week for Winslow verses the Bengals Antonio

10) Baltimore Ravens The Ravens are undefeated and they have a formidable combination of a great defense and great depth at running back. 9) Carolina Panthers With Steve Smith back in action, the Panthers should make a legitimate push for the playoffs and could be a sleeper Super Bowl pick.

The NFL Bye weeks are when the waiver wire really heats up.  No reason you should not beat your buddies to the punch.  This weeks quick reads are full of waiver wire suggestions, rankings, projections, and other fun fantasy football reads to take your mind off work this week.

Add’em Cortland Finnegan Tenn: On pace for a Pro Bowl season. Antonio Cromartie San Diego: Getting back into elite form. Peanut Chicago: Charles Tillman is replacing Ronde Barber as the leagues best cover 2 corner. Drop’em Ellis Hobbs New England: Week 1 looking like a fluke.

You have to love people who are not afraid to go out on a limb and make predictions as to what players you should start or sit. Especially when they are forced to stay away from the obvious. At Fantasy Sports Group our goal is to provide you with information you can use! Anyone can tell you to start Peyton Manning or LaDainian Tomlinson.