Now at first most say this is only Fantasy Football, but on the other hand, there is some correlation between stats and points.

 

The Bears offense positions finished no worse than #12 at TE, and Defense comes in at a respectable #14.

 

By position:

Cutler - 11th

Forte - 5th

Marshall - 5th

Jeffery - 7th

Bennett - 12th

Gould - 10th

Bears Def - 14th

 

Forte, Marshall, and Jeffery all made the Top 20 overall as well.

 

If Forte, Marshall, and Jeffery finish in the top 10 of their positions, Cutler is easily a top 10 QB.

 

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/2014-fantasy-...-204748821.html

Forte, Marshall, and Jeffery all made the Top 20 overall as well.

 

If Forte, Marshall, and Jeffery finish in the top 10 of their positions, Cutler is easily a top 10 QB.

 

Wonder what the scoring system is. Can't tell after a quick look on the site. If it's PPR (which I hate) it wouldn't be as meaningful as if it's just yardage. But in either case, really, if we have two WR's in the top 20 overall, Cutler is a top 5 QB at season's end.

 

You're right, regardless, fantasy points translate to offensive production and points on the field. That's exactly what they're trying to do. The remaining question, however, is whether the D can be halfway decent enough to have those offensive points translate into W's.