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2010 Fantasy Football Draft Kit

Sleepers
Bargains - These can be either well-known, established fantasy players who are projected to do much better than their 2009 statistics or players who broke out last season and could be the new fantasy football studs. Basically you can get these players at a lower draft price than their value will actually be (bargains).

 

Breakouts - Most true sleepers fall under this category. They have shown potential in the past and this may be their year to breakout and become a fantasy star.

 

Rookies - These are first year players who could start for your team and be star.

Bargains: Quarterbacks

Jay Cutler - Bears - It was a dismal move for Jay Cutler to Chicago. He lost his great receiver Brandon Marshall and had to learn a brand new offense. The results were not good.
Yes, Cutler did throw for 3,666 yards and 27 touchdowns, both statistics worthy of a fantasy starter, but his 26 interceptions not only killed many Chicago Bear scoring opportunities, but it also killed many fantasy owner's days. Cutler still has big-time fantasy potential and if he can get a receiving crew to surround him, he should return to the 4,000 yard plus fantasy quarterback and see his interceptions drop significantly.
The good news in the offseason was the Bears hiring offensive-guru, Mike Martz, to run the offense in Chicago. You can argue whether his system is successful for winning in the NFL, but you can't argue with its fantasy results.
Cutler should fly relatively under the radar in the mid-high rounds in this years fantasy drafts and it may be wise to wait and pounce on him after the top-ten quarterbacks have been selected.
Matt Ryan - Falcons - Ryan took a step back in his sophomore year seeing his quarterback rating of 87.7 as a rookie fall to 80.9. His total yardage and touchdowns regressed as well.
A quarterback having a second year regression happens, but in Ryan's case it was more do to injuries to him and his team as it was do to his overall play. Ryan himself missed about three games, so he would have likely eclipsed the 3,500 yard mark and 25 touchdowns if healthy. Michael Turner missed six games putting additional pressure on the young Ryan.
Ryan has some very good weapons, namely Roddy White who caught 85 passes for 1,153 yards and 11 touchdowns. Tony Gonzalez made the easy switch from Kansas City and caught 83 passes. Michael Jenkins makes a fine second receiver, but the Falcons need depth. Jerious Norwood, who also missed six games, needs to become a viable option in the passing game.
The Falcons boast a very good and very underrated offensive line giving up just 27 sacks and the running backs averaged a very good 4.2 yards per carry. 2008 #1 pick tackle Sam Baker has begun to show his ability and needs to continue to grow and the Falcons added depth by draft Mike Johnson and Joe Hawley in the third and fourth-round of the 2010 draft.

Bargains: Wide Receivers

Malcom Floyd - Chargers - The 6-5, 225-pounder caught 45 passes for 776 yards in his third season. Vincent Jackson will miss the first three games, leaving Floyd as the Chargers best receiver to start the season. Floyd could blossom in 2010 and have a 75 catch, 1,100 yard season.
Mike Wallace - Steelers - He had a breakout rookie campaign where he caught 39 passes for 756 yards and six touchdowns. With the trade of Santonio Holmes to the Jets, Wallace will now be a full-time starter and with the great Hines Ward getting up in age, he could become the Steelers #1 receiver. The issues with Ben Roethlisberger hurts all of the Steelers' wide receivers, but Wallace could slip in the draft a be a fantasy draft bargain.
Julian Edelman - Patriots - Edelman as a sleeper is mostly based on Wes Welker's injury. Welker tore both his ACL and MCL in the season finale a year ago in Houston, and underwent successful surgery in February. and thus, Welker could start the season on the PUP.
Edelman managed 37 receptions for 359 yards and a touchdown as a seventh-round draft pick rookie in 2009. More importantly he caught 10 passes for 103 yards in the final game of the season and six catches for 44 yards and two touchdowns in the Patriots playoff loss to the Ravens. He has been called the "Wes Welker clone" and if Welker is out or slowed down, Edelman should flourish.
Eddie Royal - Broncos - With Jay Cutler at the helm, Royal caught 91 passes for 991 yards and five touchdowns as a rookie in 2008, but flopped in his second season catching just 37 passes for 345 yards with Kyle Orton.
The good news is Brandon Marshall is gone, so more looks should come his way in 2010. 70 catches for 900 yards should be easy if he stays healthy.

Breakouts

Rookies

 

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