The 2007 NFL season is young, but it has already been full of surprises. The Saints are bad again, the Packers are good again, but most notably, the passing game is becoming the new recipe for success.

In the last two NFL seasons, Shaun Alexander and LaDainian Tomlinson helped re-write the single season rushing record books in back-to-back years. Through three weeks this season, Tomlinson, the reigning MVP of the league, is averaging a putrid 2.3 yards per carry.
Along with putting the reported cases of depression among fantasy owners with the top pick in their respective drafts at roughly 100 percent, he’s set a terrible example for the other running backs in the league who wanted nothing more than to be like LT last year.

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