After four years in the league, 2009 finally proved that Marques Colston is basically what you would call a “tweener”. He doesn’t get enough targets in New Orleans, he doesn’t stock up on the receptions, and rarely does he ever have those explosion-type games to be considered a #1 WR on your fantasy team. His 2009 season flaunted this reality in spades. However, he still plays in a hyper-scoring offense, puts up good amount of TDs, and definitely gets enough attention in the red-zone to be considered as such. For all these reasons, Marques has established himself as one of the most frustrating fantasy players to have on your team. Last year, Colston had two games where he put up over 20 fantasy points in a basic scoring system, yet he also had two games in which he failed to garner a single point. He put up seven double-digit scoring weeks and scored touchdowns in eight different contests, yet also put up less than 50 receiving yards on six different occasions. When all was said and done, he did enough to finish as one of the better fantasy WRs in the league, but it was done while either frustrating the hell out of you as a WR1, or winning you the week as your WR2.
~ Ranked 13th in the league with 158.0 WR fantasy points (basic scoring system)
~ Tied for tenth in the league with 9 receiving touchdowns
~ Ranked 18th in the league with 1,074 receiving yards
~ Ranked 20th in the league with 67.1 receiving yards per game
~ Tied for 27th in the league with 70 receptions
~ Ranked 35th in the league with 106 targets
~ Tied for sixth in the league with 18 receptions of 20+ yards
~ Tied for 17th in the league with 54 catches for first downs
~ Ranked 39th in the league with 354 yards after the catch (YAC)


