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As the way of the goose, or some sort of idiomatic phrase attempting to explain current times, PGs are the most prevalent position early in rankings.  Having the ball in your hands in today’s NBA is good enough to be fantasy worthy.  Just ask Michael-Carter Williams.  With 10 guys PG eligible in my top-20, I’m heavy on the PG like Chunk on Baby Ruth.  Remember, these positions are broken down on Yahoo position eligibility (view all top 200 here), so there won’t be direct positional crossover to other fantasy sites:

Razzball Basketball

2013-2014 Fantasy PG Rankings

(updated Oct. 8)

POS RANKOVERALL RANKPLAYER, POS, TEAMNOTE
14Chris Paul, PG, LACGame’s best PG, will be leaned on to do everything for Doc.
25Stephen Curry, PG/SG, GSA little worried about career ankle issues, no Jarrett Jack.
37Kyrie Irving, PG, CLEThe additional bigs should give Kyrie all sorts of room to drive and dish.
48John Wall, PG, WASLove Wall, was a first-round talent in last two months of 12-13, healthy offseason.
511Derrick Rose, PG, CHII buy the perimeter game offseason work, excited for a really big season.
613Deron Williams, PG, BKNI buy the perimeter game offseason work, excited for a really big season/big Asts.
714Ricky Rubio, PG, MINAnother point I buy the improved perimeter game, fully recovered from ACL.
816Dwayne Wade, PG/SG, MIACareer-high FG% in 12-13, another solid year ahead.
918Damian Lillard, PG, PORBuying offseason improvements, FG% to go up, big season.
1024Ty Lawson, PG, DENNo Gallinari, no Iguodala, will have to do it all.
1129Tony Parker, PG, SAFire to win the title, elite when healthy.
1230Jeff Teague, PG, ATLWill be on all my teams, Millsap will help efficiency, one of my big breakouts.
1332Mike Conley, PG, MEMBoosted scoring, assists, fewer TOs when Gay left.
1433↓ Russell Westbrook, PG, OKCInjury changes everything, don’t like knee injury for guy that relies on explosiveness.
1539Brandon Jennings, PG, DETCould be elite, could go 2-17 some nights.  Another high risk/reward talent in DET.
1651Kemba Walker, PG, CHALower than almost anywhere else, don’t think Jefferson fixes bad FG%, low Asts.
1753Monta Ellis, PG/SG, DALExcited to see him play with Dirk, should have a solid season, slight scoring dip.
1854↓ Jrue Holiday, PG, NOWhile #1 NO scorer/disher, I find myself never coming close to Jrue at original #42 rank in drafts thus far.
1956Trey Burke, PG, UTAI’m still ready to take the big risk despite horrible Summer League showing.
2060George Hill, PG/SG, INDQuiet, unassuming, steady production.
2161Eric Bledsoe, PG/SG, PHXFlashed brilliance when starting, polarizing fantasy ranks, big upside.
2262↑ Jose Calderon, PG, DALI said in the original full rankings I needed to move him up, so I did.
2365Goran Dragic, PG, PHXStill upside there, and despite a “bust” last year, still produced at this rank’s level.
2471Rajon Rondo, PG, BOSNo need to rush him back in a big rebuilding year – despite him saying he’s already mentally ready.
2575Greivis Vasquez, PG/SG, SACThink there’s multi-cat upside, but ankle injury and IT2 issues remain.
2679Kyle Lowry, PG, TORYou know you’re getting good production, but only when he’s on the floor.
2785Brandon Knight, PG/SG, MILStill very young, think with actual talent around him could emerge.
2887Jeremy Lin, PG, HOUSome upside with reports he and Dwight looking good from the Dream, great Stls.
2993Raymond Felton, PG/SG, NYStill driving a high-powered offense, think Beno Udrih eats into a few minutes.
3095Steve Nash, PG, LAL39, lots of injuries last year, but still top 100 value.
3197Jamal Crawford, PG/SG, LACWill duplicate what we saw last year, which was top 100 worthy.
32102Isaiah Thomas, PG, SACAn unreal second half, potential is there but stifled by new regime/Vasquez.
33110Jameer Nelson, PG, ORLOladipo to play some at point, everyone healthy right now, avoiding.
34118Jarrett Jack, PG/SG, CLEWahhhhhh, I’m Jarrett Jack!  Will find time at the 2 late in games.
35119Michael Carter-Williams, PG, PHIThe FG% will be terrible, but minutes and opportunity are there for the gamble.
36122↑ Reggie Jackson, PG, OKCSure he’s only got the starting gig until Westbrook is back, but Jackson will still get minutes as Russell is eased back in and tremendous upside to start the year.
37124Randy Foye, PG/SG, DENGallinari hurt, no Brewer, no Iggy, no Koufos, Denver will need scoring.
38141Ramon Sessions, PG/SG, CHAWas on his way to a great 12-13 before a knee injury, should still see good mins.
39146Nate Robinson, PG/SG, DENNot a fan, but will get some run as the 1/2 off the bench and is being reported he could play some with Lawson in shortest backcourt ever.  Next they’ll bring in Spud Webb.
40147Andre Miller, PG, DENPlayed in every game past 2 years, Nate Robinson steals the possible min. uptick.
41150Lou Williams, PG/SG, ATLStill recovering from the ACL, will be eased in, but still 2nd half upside.
42152Avery Bradley, PG/SG, BOSYou don’t really want any of the Celtics gaurds, but they’ll play.
43159Mario Chalmers, PG, MIAHe plays…
44171Mo Williams, PG/SG, PORProbably seeing the fewest minues since a rook, still will find time late in games.
45172Darren Collison, PG, LACThink he could see a tad of time at the 2, Bledsoe had value behind Paul too.
46190Jason Terry, PG/SG, BKNWon’t have much value unless Deron gets hurt, but very possible given history.
47191D.J. Augustin, PG, TORNot as good in fantasy as Terry, more likely Lowry gets hurt and D.J. gets mins.
48192Toney Douglas, PG/SG, GSCan score off the bench in a fast-paced offense, Curry’s ankles iffy.