Fantasy Football Sleepers

[fish_spum]

LT was a fantasy monster because he would score 2-3 tds every single week

2006 was the only year remotely close to that, but revisionist history is much more fun.

2001 -.625 td/gm
2002 -.93 td/gm
2003 -1.06 td/gm
2004 -1.20 td/gm
2005 -1.25 td/gm
2006 -1.93 td/gm
2007 -1.12 td/gm
2008 -.75 td/gm
2009 -.85 td/gm

 

[ferret]

I wouldn't make him your first selection, but Alex Smith will have a better year than expected. He hasn't had a stable season yet where an injury, staffing change, or personal issue has affected his play.

 

[Synth]

whats the deal with austin Collie/Anthony Gonzo? Who will be getting the playing time? I have both and plan of dropping the one who doesnt see as much playing time. My receivers are pretty set though.... Moss, Colston and Welker

 

[Flyersfan]

chris henry

 

[MistaKe]

 

[cancer]

As for sleepers, Jahvid Best is going to put up AP numbers, write it down.

if u watched him at cal, he doesn't run like AP
he's too small to be an every down back...he's a really good scat back tho. he has great hands, can catch well, and he's lightning in the open field.

 

[BRS]

Malcom Floyd, with Vincent Jackson suspended for 3 games possibly 6 games and on top of that he may sit out the entire year, Floyd is the man in San Diego.
Arion Foster but he's not exactly a secret anymore.
Aaron Hernandez, TE for the Patriots will be a monster as far as TE's go.
Roddy White isn't exactly a sleeper but he never gets the pub that the other top wr's get. Even tho his numbers are similar.
Jordan Shipley for the Bengals would be a good pick late for keeper leagues.
As far as kickers go, I think Neil Rackers from the Texans will be a top notch kicker. Great offense and a much better kicker than Kris Brown.