2004 New Orleans Saints Players And Stats

With only 3,810 passing yards Aaron Brooks was not really a fantasy factor in 2004. He played a full season with the New Orleans Saints which makes his total astounding. It would be nice if we could fail this badly at our job and continue to get paid even the NFL minimum salary. His 294.85 fantasy points likely didn't help any fantasy owners with thier leagues.

The top New Orleans Saints fantasy Running Back of 2004 was Deuce McAllister. He averaged 12.34 fantasy points per game for 14 games for a total of 172.80 points. He also had 1,074 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns. Other New Orleans Saints rbs on the roster with fantasy points were Aaron Stecker with 244 rushing yards and 51.10 fantasy points and Fred McAfee with 54 yards rushing and 5.40 fantasy points.Mike Karney with 7 yards rushing and 2.80 fantasy points.

Joe Horn was the top New Orleans Saints Fantasy Wide Receiver of 2004 with 94 receptions for 1,399 yards and 11 touchdowns. These numbers produced a total of 135.95 fantasy points for an average of 8.50 points per game. The other top New Orleans Saints wide receiver fantasy point producers were Donte' Stallworth with 767 receiving yards on 58 receptions for 72.05 fantasy points and Jerome Pathon with 581 yards receiving on 34 catches.Michael L. Lewis with 127 yards receiving on 8 catches.Talman Gardner with 23 yards receiving on 1 catches.

Averaging 1.88 fantasy points per game for 16 games made Boo Williams the top New Orleans Saints Fantasy Tight End of 2004. Statistically, he had 33 receptions for 2 touchdowns and 362 receiving yards. Other top New Orleans Saints tight end fantasy point producers of 2004 were Ernie Conwell with 11.10 fantasy points on 102 receiving yards and 10 receptions and Lamont Hall with 4 yards receiving and 1 touchdown.

The top fantasy kicker of 2004 for the New Orleans Saints with 22 field goals and 38 extra points was John Carney. These stats produced a 16 game total of 104.00 fantasy points for an average of 6.50 per game.