RUSHING RECEIVING FANTASY
Rush Yards TD Rec Targets Yards TD Tot Pts Pts/Gm
2011 Stats 0 0 0 57 106 887 3 106.7 7.6
2010 Stats 2 2 0 64 109 837 7 125.9 7.9
2009 Stats 3 12 1 84 128 1024 4 133.6 8.9
2008 Stats 9 67 0 89 126 1038 11 176.5 14.7
Overall Ranking
| 59 | '11 | '10 | '09 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | -- | 16 | 15 |
| Targets | -- | 109 | 128 |
| Receptions | -- | 64 | 84 |
| Receiving Yards | -- | 837 | 1024 |
| 100 Yard Games | -- | 3 | 3 |
| Total TDs | -- | 7 | 5 |
Season Schedule
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Week 1 - Sep 09
SF 30 @ GB 22
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Week 2 - Sep 16
DET 19 @ SF 27
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Week 3 - Sep 23
SF 13 @ MIN 24
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Week 4 - Sep 30
SF 34 @ NYJ 0
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Week 5 - Oct 07
BUF 3 @ SF 45
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Week 6 - Oct 14
NYG @ SF
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Week 7 - Oct 18
SEA @ SF
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Week 9 - Oct 29
SF @ ARI
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Week 10 - Nov 11
STL @ SF
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Week 12 - Nov 19
CHI @ SF
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Week 13 - Dec 02
SF @ STL
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Week 1 - Sep 11
SEA 17 @ SF 33
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Week 2 - Sep 18
DAL 27 @ SF 24
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Week 3 - Sep 25
SF 13 @ CIN 8
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Week 4 - Oct 02
SF 24 @ PHI 23
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Week 5 - Oct 09
TB 3 @ SF 48
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Week 6 - Oct 16
SF 25 @ DET 19
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Week 7 - Oct 23
bye
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Week 8 - Oct 30
CLE 10 @ SF 20
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Week 9 - Nov 06
SF 19 @ WAS 11
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Week 10 - Nov 13
NYG 20 @ SF 27
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Week 11 - Nov 20
ARI 7 @ SF 23
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Week 13 - Dec 04
STL 0 @ SF 26
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Week 14 - Dec 11
SF 19 @ ARI 21
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Week 15 - Dec 19
PIT 3 @ SF 20
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Week 16 - Dec 24
SF 19 @ SEA 17
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Week 1 - Sep 13
BAL 10 @ NYJ 9
7 receptions
110 rec yards
0 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 2 - Sep 20
NO 25 @ SF 22
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Week 3 - Sep 26
SF 10 @ KC 31
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Week 4 - Oct 03
SF 14 @ ATL 16
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Week 5 - Oct 10
PHI 27 @ SF 24
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Week 6 - Oct 17
OAK 9 @ SF 17
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Week 7 - Oct 24
SF 20 @ CAR 23
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Week 8 - Oct 31
DEN 16 @ SF 24
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Week 9 - Nov 07
bye
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Week 10 - Nov 14
STL 20 @ SF 23
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Week 11 - Nov 21
TB 21 @ SF 0
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Week 12 - Nov 29
SF 27 @ ARI 6
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Week 13 - Dec 05
PIT 13 @ BAL 10
5 receptions
118 rec yards
1 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 14 - Dec 12
SEA 21 @ SF 40
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Week 15 - Dec 16
SF 7 @ SD 34
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Week 16 - Dec 26
SF 17 @ STL 25
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Week 17 - Jan 02
ARI 7 @ SF 38
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Week 1 - Sep 13
SF 20 @ ARI 16
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Week 2 - Sep 20
SEA 10 @ SF 23
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Week 3 - Sep 27
SF 24 @ MIN 27
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Week 4 - Oct 04
STL 0 @ SF 35
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Week 5 - Oct 11
ATL 45 @ SF 10
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Week 6 - Oct 18
bye
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Week 7 - Oct 25
SF 21 @ HOU 24
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Week 8 - Nov 01
SF 14 @ IND 18
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Week 9 - Nov 08
TEN 34 @ SF 27
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Week 10 - Nov 12
CHI 6 @ SF 10
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Week 11 - Nov 22
SF 24 @ GB 30
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Week 12 - Nov 29
JAC 3 @ SF 20
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Week 13 - Dec 06
SF 17 @ SEA 20
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Week 14 - Dec 14
ARI 9 @ SF 24
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Week 15 - Dec 20
SF 13 @ PHI 27
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Week 16 - Dec 27
STL 10 @ ARI 31
8 receptions
116 rec yards
0 TDs
0 rush yards
0 TDs
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Week 17 - Jan 03
SF 28 @ STL 6
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Anquan Boldin
San Francisco 49ers
2009 Review
As has become the norm for the man they call ‘Quan, another injury-plagued season was written in the books by the end of 2009. Whether it was his hamstring, his ankle, his knee or whatever else, Boldin limped through a fifth non-full season out of his seven in the league, yet still finished with numbers that landed him inside the top-25 fantasy receivers in the game. It’s truly scary to think what this guy could do if he could only stay fully healthy for an entire year. He’s probably the strongest wide receiver in the game, as evidenced by his Popeye-esque arms; he has great hands and relishes going over the middle (a rarity in the NFL); and what he does with the ball once it gets in his hands is unquestionably tops in the game. His 84 catches last year put him square at 9th in the league (11th including TEs), an impressive stat considering the injuries. However, his TD total of four left fantasy owners with a sour taste in their mouth, to which we say; just imagine what Boldin would do for your team if he was able to play outside the shadow of Larry Fitzgerald……
2010 Fantasy Outlook
Ask, and ye shall receive… The Arizona Cardinals finally gave Anquan his wish and shipped him off to Baltimore where he signed the hefty contract he’s long been coveting. It probably wasn’t as long of a deal as he would have liked, but the numbers were enough for him to sign on the dotted line. Now even though he won’t have one of the most accurate QBs of all time throwing to him anymore (Kurt Warner), Joe Flacco is certainly no slouch, and he can make any throw asked of him across the entire field. Additionally, Boldin will be considered the #1 WR for the first time since 2003, which has us all interested to see if he can repeat the numbers he put up in his then-rookie campaign (101-1377-8). If the Ravens move away from their running game just a touch and open up the offense for their star acquisition, it’s very possible ‘Quan can approach those numbers. We expect a bit less in the receptions and yardage categories, but double-digit TDs are well within his reach.
~ It might take a little while for Boldin to gel with his new QB and WRs, but not enough to affect his overall numbers too much
~ The Ravens are a run-first team, but that should change a bit with a legit WR1 in the mix
~ Derrick Mason will steal some catches away from Boldin, but not nearly as many as Fitz did in Arizona
~ How will signing his big contract affect his all-out play?
~ After playing in Arizona his whole career, moving to a cold-weather stadium might affect his play later on in the year, especially considering his injury-plagued past
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Contract
Boldin finally got the deal he was looking for and signed a four-year, $28 million contract in March of 2010 that included $10 million guaranteed. The details of the contract are listed below:
2010 – $2 million
2011 – $6 million
2012 – $6 million
2013 – $6 million
2014 – Free Agent
Handcuff
Derrick Mason has fantasy value on his own, so Donte Stallworth could be considered a handcuff here
Injury Report
Despite being one of the toughest guys in the entire league, he still tends to get injured for at least a couple games each year. His fearlessness and confidence in his strength make him the special player that he is, but also ends up tagging him as an injury risk
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