The Chicago Blackhawks rolled through the NHL 2016-17 regular season en route to the top seed in the Western Conference before sputtering to the St. Louis Blues. Now with a revamped roster alongside All-Star Jonathan Toews and Hart Trophy winner Patrick Kane, another Stanley Cup run under coach Joel Quenneville is firmly in sight.

The Blackhawks core group of Jonathan Toews, Art Ross Trophy winner Patrick Kane, Norris Trophy winner Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Corey Crawford is still intact, plus Patrick Sharp and Brandon Saad are now back in the fold. Add in young stalwarts Richark Panik, Artem Anisimov, Ryan Hartman and Nick Schmaltz, and the Blackhawks look primed to add to a trophy case that already features six Stanley Cups, 16 division championships and two Presidents’ Trophies. The United Center is certain to live up to its nickname of “The Madhouse on Madison” in 2017.

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The Top 5 Tight End list has not changed much in the past few season, so many great plays from these freak athletes. New to the top 10 TE list is Chargers TE Hunter Henry. And Rookie TE’s OJ Howard, Evan Engram and David Njoku are high upside plays every NFL week. Do not sleep on these mainstays: Kyle Rudolph, Eric Ebron and even Dolphins TE Julius Thomas who was quiet with the Jags.

1. Rob Gronkowski
2. Travis Kelce
3. Jordan Reed
4. Greg Olsen
5. Jimmy Graham
6. Tyler Eifert
7. Delanie Walker
8. Kyle Rudolph
9. Martellus Bennett
10. Hunter Henry
11. Zach Ertz
12. Eric Ebron
13. Jack Doyle
14. O.J. Howard
15. Cameron Brate
16. Julius Thomas
17. Austin Hooper
18. Coby Fleener
19. Evan Engram
20. Jason Witten
21. Antonio Gates
22. Jared Cook
23. Dwayne Allen
24. David Njoku
25. Maxx Williams
26. Jesse James
27. Mason Schreck
28. Brad Cottam
29. Matt Veldman
30. Tyler Higbee
31. Ronnie Ghent
32. Michael Hoomanawanui

These top 32 pass catchers are ready to light up scoreboards across the country, and even across the pond in the event one of these wideouts take it to the house in England. A strong grouping of young and old receivers make out this list. Speed, power and possession are the keys to a great fantasy WR in 2017. The top 3 are almost interchangable, so much consistency and big play potential with AB, Julio and OBJ. Not far behind the TD machines: Mike Evans, Jordy Nelson and Doug Baldwin. Memorabilia fanatics love signed autographs from the 2017 NFL rookies: Titans WR Corey Davis will explode onto the scene this season. Second-year Saint WR Michael Thomas is poised for a breakout season after a strong finish to 2016 with Drew Brees.

1. Antonio Brown
2. Julio Jones
3. Odell Beckham Jr
4. Mike Evans
5. A.J. Green
6. Jordy Nelson
7. Michael Thomas
8. Dez Bryant
9. Amari Cooper
10. T.Y. Hilton
11. Brandin Cooks
12. Doug Baldwin
13. DeAndre Hopkins
14. Keenan Allen
15. Demaryius Thomas
16. Terrelle Pryor
17. Alshon Jeffery
18. Davante Adams
19. Tyreek Hill
20. Michael Crabtree
21. Allen Robinson
22. Martavis Bryant
23. Sammy Watkins
24. Kelvin Benjamin
25. Jarvis Landry
26. Julian Edelman
27. Larry Fitzgerald
28. Golden Tate
29. Brandon Marshall
30. Jamison Crowder
31. Stefon Diggs
32. Donte Moncrief

Plenty of signal callers to choose from in 2017 Fantasy Football. The top 3 names remain unchanged from last season, and essentially 2010 to now. A-Rod, Tom Terrific and Brees, all still highly efficient fantasy plays. The top selling signature of 2017 was Tom Brady after his latest Super Bowl heroics in Phoenix. The Class of 2015 is represented in the Top 10 with Super Mariota & JBoo. Experts say to wait to draft a Quarterback because the difference between QB #4 and QB #12 is very slim. Draft Big Ben Roethlisberger in the 10th Round will still give you an excellent chance at a Championship. There is plenty to like about this season’s QB grouping. Will any Rookies make an impact like Carson Wentz did at the beginning of 2016? Could Deshaun Watson take over in Houston and become a lethal weapon with top target, DeAndre Hopkins? Only time will tell. Get the highest quality NFL signatures here.

1. Aaron Rodgers
2. Tom Brady
3. Drew Brees
4. Matt Ryan
5. Russell Wilson
6. Andrew Luck
7. Derek Carr
8. Kirk Cousins
9. Cam Newton
10. Marcus Mariota
11. Jameis Winston
12. Ben Roethlisberger
13. Matthew Stafford
14. Philip Rivers
15. Dak Prescott
16. Eli Manning
17. Andy Dalton
18. Tyrod Taylor
19. Carson Wentz
20. Carson Palmer
21. Blake Bortles
22. Joe Flacco
23. Sam Bradford
24. Alex Smith
25. Jay Cutler
26. Brian Hoyer
27. Deshaun Watson, Clemson Legend
28. Jared Goff
29. Mike Glennon
30. Mitch Trubisky
31. DeShone Kizer
32. Tom Savage

The 2017 Running Back class is not as top heavy as year’s past but still boast plenty of depth for fantasy football owners. Memorabilia collectors love to prospect these back and buy at a great introductory price. Top prospects out of this crop would be LSU star, Leonard Fournette, Heisman Finalist, Christian McCaffrey and despite off-the-field issues, Oklahoma’s Joe Mixon is expected to be a force in the National Football League with the Bengals. The usual suspects can be found near the top of the list: Bell, Johnson and Shady McCoy. Some may argue the running back position is fading in today’s game but this grouping of 32 still offers the skill and workload to garner serious fantasy football consideration.

1. David Johnson
2. LeVeon Bell
3. LeSean McCoy
4. Devonta Freeman
5. Melvin Gordon
6. DeMarco Murray
7. Jordan Howard
8. Jay Ajayi
9. Todd Gurley
10. Leonard Fournette
11. Ezekiel Elliott
12. Lamar Miller
13. Isaiah Crowell
14. Christian McCaffrey
15. Spencer Ware
16. Carlos Hyde
17. Dalvin Cook
18. Marshawn Lynch
19. Ty Montgomery
20. CJ Anderson
21. Doug Martin
22. Adrian Peterson
23. Mark Ingram
24. LeGarrette Blount
25. Bilal Powell
26. Joe Mixon
27. Ameer Abdullah
28. Danny Woodhead
29. Mike Gillislee
30. Tevin Coleman
31. Eddie Lacy
32. Paul Perkins