6. Eli Manning, QB-Giants
Yes, I know Eli Manning seems bit out of place on this list as a two-time Super Bowl champion, but we can’t simply forget his struggles two seasons ago when he threw a record number of interceptions.
Luckily, he was able to rebound last season, and was worthy of being a starting quarterback in 12 (or more) team leagues. However, this year, I believe he can propel himself easily into the top ten ranked quarterbacks.
We never really got a chance to see Odell Beckham Jr truly blend with Victor Cruz before Cruz’s season ending injury. With Cruz back on the field (hopefully for week one), along with the improving players of Rueben Randle and Larry Donnell, Manning has a slew of solid receivers to throw to.
