Eli Manning did it again: another Giants victory over the Patriots, and another late 4th quarter comeback to seal the deal. Yes, the younger Manning has the Giants sitting atop the NFC East and is putting together one of his finest seasons yet. So, is it finally time that we dub lil' Manning as 'Sir Elite?'

It's funny what a 4th quarter comeback can do for a guy. After Sunday's victory over the Patriots, everyone everywhere is ready to give Eli the title that he believes he deserves. But, is it logical to say that Manning is an 'elite' quarterback based off of one game-winning drive? Or, was that drive the one that pushed him over the hump? Was it the drive that finally earned him the recognition as one of the best to ever play the position? Because, after all, that's what 'elite' means. The very best.

It's not even close to the time where we should begin talking about potential Super Bowl matchups, but unwritten rules are boring and they were meant to be broken. (Otherwise someone would've written them down.) It's been nearly nine months since Green Bay hoisted the Lombardi Trophy and from the way they are playing right now, it looks as if they have every intention of lifting it again. Which leaves us with the question:

Can anyone dethrone the Packers?

The NFL season has gone past the mid-way point, so I thought I would put together a post giving credit to the players who helped get your fantasy teams off to a good start.

Here are my rankings for each position based on the first half of the NFL season:

Just 119 passing attempts into his NFL career and the former Heisman-trophy-winning Florida Gator has created a divide in the football world. Analysts are lecturing analysts and former players are berating former players. Some football fans are unconvinced, while some believe they are seeing a legend in the making; and in six quarters under center this season, Tim Tebow has become the most interesting figure in sports… again.

We all know the negatives: he's unorthodox, his throwing mechanics are poor, and he has yet to learn how to read an NFL defense. Yes, in order to be consistent, it seems as if the second-year quarterback will have to face what most other young signal-callers must go through: an extensive learning process.

Understanding value is an important part of the fantasy football draft process. You don't want to reach in the third round when you can get similar production in the fifth. Here's a list of guys who give you the best bang for the buck, and some who you can wait on...

Value Picks

LeGarrette Blount, RB