Fantasy Football 2013

Ziggy · May 10, 2013

Yup, it's time. Thoughts? http://sports.yahoo.com/news/silvas...5--nfl.html;_ylt=AvQdEhuoQum02BvoNNIjW525bZ8u

1. Adrian Peterson -- The shoo-in No. 1 fantasy pick. Dominant player.
2. Doug Martin -- No. 2 fantasy runner gets both of his guards back.
3. Marshawn Lynch -- Ferocious back. Seattle will remain run heavy.
4. C.J. Spiller – He’ll be the centerpiece of Doug Marrone's offense.
5. Trent Richardson -- Top-ten RB as rookie despite multiple injuries.
6. LeSean McCoy -- Chip Kelly brings a run-first approach to Philly.
7. Arian Foster -- Starting to flash signs of decline due to overusage.
8. Alfred Morris -- Doesn't catch passes; breaks tackles and scores.
9. Calvin Johnson -- In a tier by himself among fantasy wide receivers.
10. Jamaal Charles -- Under Andy Reid, carries down but catches up.
11. Rob Gronkowski -- He'll get bumped down if he needs fifth surgery.
12. Jimmy Graham -- Right there with Gronk at fantasy's thinnest spot.

Second Round

13. Ray Rice -- Jim Caldwell's usage of Bernard Pierce is a concern.
14. Steven Jackson -- Can be high-scoring workhorse in great offense.
15. Chris Johnson -- The guard additions help, but it's still up to him.
16. Stevan Ridley -- Shane Vereen is likely to cut into Ridley's carries.
17. Matt Forte -- Receptions will heat up in Marc Trestman's scheme.
18. Brandon Marshall -- Atop the tier-two receivers behind Megatron.
19. Dez Bryant -- Nipping at Marshall's heels after dominant 2012 run.
20. Julio Jones -- Only 24. Should continue his separation from White.
21. A.J. Green -- Only behind Dez and Julio because his QB is worse.
22. Percy Harvin -- Expect Seahawks to funnel offense through Harvin.
23. Demaryius Thomas -- Was the No. 5 fantasy receiver at age 24.
24. Larry Fitzgerald -- Palmer acquisition should rejuvenate Fitzgerald.

Third Round

25. Frank Gore -- Aging but consistent. Best run-blocking line in NFL.
26. Drew Brees -- Sean Payton returns. More consistent than Rodgers.
27. Aaron Rodgers -- QB is crazy deep. New RBs may hurt him slightly.
28. Cam Newton -- No. 1 QB if he plays like he's capable for 16 games.
29. Tom Brady -- Wait on QBs this year. Brady offers value in round three.
30. Reggie Bush -- Could be legit RB1 in points-per-reception leagues.
31. Vincent Jackson -- Ideal fit with big-armed if inconsistent Freeman.
32. David Wilson -- Breakout candidate could lose TDs to Andre Brown.
33. Andre Johnson -- Top-10 fantasy wideout in four of last five seasons.
34. Michael Crabtree -- Exploded when Kaepernick replaced Alex Smith.
35. Chris Ivory -- Violent tackle breaker behind underrated Jets O-Line.
36. Darren McFadden -- Great talent averages five missed games a year.

Fourth Round

37. DeMarco Murray -- Straight-linish, high-cut running style invites injuries.
38. Reggie Wayne -- Targets could take a hit in more balanced offense.

39. Roddy White -- Showing few signs of decline despite going on age 32.
40. Victor Cruz -- Contract situation not a worry yet. Annual 80+ catch guy.
41. Marques Colston -- Top-13 fantasy receiver in three of past four years.
42. Randall Cobb -- Full-time player now. Should lead Packers in catches.
43. Aaron Hernandez -- Gets a bump if Gronk's arm remains problematic.
44. Dwayne Bowe -- Smith is the best quarterback Bowe has ever had.
45. Matthew Stafford -- Best bounce-back bet at QB. Read why here.
46. Russell Wilson -- 29 all-purpose TDs over final 13 games last season.
47. Peyton Manning -- He's 37 now. Showed some signs of fade late in '12.
48. Colin Kaepernick -- Scored 19 all-purpose TDs across ten 2012 starts.

Fifth Round

49. Matt Ryan -- High floor. Top-8 QB three straight years.
50. Robert Griffin III -- Will rise if knee health cooperates.
51. Montee Ball -- Drafted to be Broncos' bellcow back.
52. Pierre Garcon -- Toe a concern, but RG3's go-to guy.

53. Maurice Jones-Drew -- Tons of wear on tires and coming off major injury.
54. Eddie Lacy -- Injury and workload concerns. But big-time TD upside.
55. Lamar Miller -- Explosive breakout candidate with just 51 career carries.
56. Le'Veon Bell -- Not explosive, but could lead all rookie RBs in touches.
57. Giovani Bernard -- Talented but finesse RB will start out as committee back.
58. Tony Gonzalez -- The ageless one has high floor in great Atlanta offense.
59. Jordy Nelson -- Bounce-back target is Green Bay's big-play receiver.
60. Steve Smith -- He's 34 years old now. Looks like a limited-ceiling WR2.

Sixth Round

61. Antonio Brown -- Sneaky threat for 100+ catches as clear-cut No. 1.
62. Danny Amendola -- Could be borderline WR1 as long as he's on field.
63. Hakeem Nicks -- Knee still a concern. Could not separate last year.
64. Eric Decker -- Won't score 13 TDs again; Welker signing doesn’t help.
65. Wes Welker -- Has less big-play ability than Thomas and Decker.
66. Jason Witten -- Going strong at 31, but never much of a TD scorer.
67. Vick Ballard -- Sub-average talent, but volume should buoy his value.
68. Darren Sproles -- Move Sproles up a round or two in PPR leagues.
69. Ryan Mathews -- Bad offensive line and won't play on passing downs.
70. Jonathan Stewart -- Strong flex target; not so much a confident RB2.
71. Torrey Smith -- Can take another leap forward as Ravens' clear No. 1.
72. T.Y. Hilton -- Maybe biggest breakout WR if Wayne takes step back.

Seventh Round

73. DeSean Jackson -- Expect D-Jax to be Chip Kelly's featured receiver.
74. Greg Jennings -- Big QB downgrade; could be sneaky target monster.
75. Vernon Davis -- 12/254/21.2/1 stat line in three postseason contests.
76. Dennis Pitta -- Not sexy, but savvy pick. Benefits from Boldin's exit.
77. Josh Gordon -- Vertical receiver fits coach Chudzinski's vertical offense.
78. James Jones -- No more Jennings. He's Rodgers' top red-zone receiver.
79. Tavon Austin -- Many mouths to feed, but should pace Rams in targets.
80. Mike Wallace -- Questionable scheme fit in Fins' West Coast offense.
81. Tony Romo -- Reminder of the depth at QB. Last year's No. 8 scorer.
82. Andrew Luck -- Counting stats will take a hit with Bruce Arians gone.
83. Shane Vereen -- Bigger threat to Ridley's carries than people think.
84. Isaiah Pead -- Top talent in Rams backfield despite silent rookie year.

Eighth Round

85. Bryce Brown -- Some standalone flex appeal in new run-based offense.
86. Mark Ingram -- Sean Payton promises to kickstart Saints run game.
87. Zac Stacy -- Could be anywhere from Week 1 starter to third string.
88. Danario Alexander -- His big 2012 finish is not necessarily predictive.
89. Kenny Britt -- Huge breakout candidate if he had better quarterback.
90. Daryl Richardson -- Least likely of Rams RBs to be feature runner.
91. Rashard Mendenhall -- Projected starter in crowded Cards backfield.
92. Ben Roethlisberger -- Quietly a top-5 fantasy QB before 2012 injuries.
93. Ben Tate -- Likely every-week RB1 if overworked Foster breaks down.
94. Martellus Bennett -- Love this value if you miss on the "elite" TE1s.
95. Kyle Rudolph -- Great red-zone target, but averaging 9.4 career YPR.
96. Greg Olsen -- Panthers still lack viable No. 2 wideout, helping Olsen.

Ninth Round

97. Jermichael Finley -- Often used as decoy; chronic fantasy underachiever.
98. Lance Moore -- Clear No. 2 wideout with Meachem and Henderson gone.
99. Cecil Shorts -- Really good young receiver. QB situation holds him back.
100. Mike Williams -- TD-dependent player hurts you when he doesn't score.
101. Sidney Rice -- Would do well to provide WR3 value with Harvin there.
102. Miles Austin -- Fading player. Clearly surpassed by Bryant as the No. 1.
103. Stevie Johnson -- No guarantees with Gailey gone. Arrow pointing down.
104. Jeremy Maclin -- Annual disappointment. Eagles will throw less in 2012.
105. Alshon Jeffery -- Should be primary vertical threat in Trestman's attack.
106. Denarius Moore -- Love his talent, but Flynn isn't a downfield passer.
107. Justin Blackmon -- Four-game suspension. Can be WR2/3 upon return.
108. Emmanuel Sanders -- Markus Wheaton could push him for starting job.

Tenth Round

109. DeAndre Hopkins -- Shaky WR3 in run-first attack.
110. Cordarrelle Patterson -- Insane talent, but raw.
111. Kendall Wright -- Bad QB and crowded WR corps.
112. Jordan Cameron -- Top TE breakout candidate.
113. Owen Daniels -- DeAndre Hopkins pick will hurt Daniels' production.
114. Jared Cook -- Will never be high-volume receiver, but makes big plays.
115. Andre Brown -- Possible goal-line vulture, but Wilson is the guy now.
116. Bernard Pierce -- Could be every-week RB2 if Rice suffered injury.
117. BenJarvus Green-Ellis -- Downhill plodder. Bernard is much better.
118. Johnathan Franklin -- (Slightly) less talented lightning to Lacy's thunder.
119. Mike Goodson -- Jets' third-down back until Chris Ivory's next injury.
120. Ryan Williams -- Finally healthy. Wish backfield wasn't so crowded.

Eleventh Round

121. Jacquizz Rodgers -- Just a change-of-pace back. Needs S-Jax injury.
122. Jay Cutler -- Sneaky breakout QB under pass-heavy coach Trestman.
123. Eli Manning -- Question marks throughout his pass-catching corps.
124. Joe Flacco -- He took off when Jim Caldwell replaced Cam Cameron.
125. Ryan Broyles -- Two-time ACL patient. Great player if he overcomes.
126. Anquan Boldin -- Overrated after playoff run. Doesn't separate or score.
127. Aaron Dobson -- Big upside if he can handle Patriots' route concepts.
128. Brian Quick -- Value pick. Sleeper to lead Rams in touchdown catches.
129. Josh Freeman -- 2012 stats were fluky. Likely candidate for step back.
130. Michael Vick -- Shaky job security, but certainly high-upside QB2 target.
131. Brandon Myers -- Efficient, but possession guy. Could catch 70 balls.
132. Brandon Pettigrew -- You're at a weekly disadvantage if he's your starter.

Twelfth Round

133. Antonio Gates -- He can still play, but Chargers offense is a nightmare.
134. Rob Housler -- Palmer peppered Brandon Myers with targets last year.
135. Michael Bush -- Start-ability is wholly dependent on Forte going down.
136. Christine Michael -- Better than Turbin. Possible RB1 if Lynch gets hurt.
137. Willis McGahee -- 32 in October. Coming off knee surgery and broken leg.
138. DeAngelo Williams -- Might be more interesting if Panthers released him.
139. Knowshon Moreno -- Figure he'll be Ball's primary competition in camp.
140. Brandon LaFell -- Just not great talent. Could lose job to Domenik Hixon.
141. Santonio Holmes -- Injured. When healthy, plays when he wants to play.
142. Brian Hartline -- Wallace signing hurts and he's never scored touchdowns.
143. Mohamed Sanu -- Flashed red-zone chops as rookie. Limited upside.
144. Andre Roberts -- Could be Arians' new version of Hilton/Antonio Brown.

Thirteenth Round

145. Michael Floyd -- May continue to struggle to overtake Andre Roberts.
146. Pierre Thomas -- Passable RB2/flex if Sproles or Ingram goes down.
147. Robert Turbin -- Christine Michael could beat him out behind Lynch.
148. Fred Jackson -- 32 years old. Didn't look like the same back in 2012.
149. Denard Robinson -- Has playmaking ability. Flex starter if MJD gets hurt.
150. Mikel Leshoure -- Still on the radar, but needs Bush injury to matter.

In the Hunt: Sam Bradford, Carson Palmer, Ryan Tannehill, Brandon Weeden, Andy Dalton, Alex Smith, Jake Locker, E.J. Manuel, Kirk Cousins, Christian Ponder, Mike Tolbert, Chris Givens, Joique Bell, Marcel Reece, Danny Woodhead, Roy Helu, Nate Washington, Greg Little, Jacoby Jones, Vincent Brown, Dustin Keller, Fred Davis, Dwayne Allen, James Casey, Travis Kelce, Tyler Eifert, Kerwynn Williams, Rod Streater, Dexter McCluster, Jeremy Kerley, Rueben Randle, A.J. Jenkins, LaVon Brazill, Joe Morgan, Rex Burkhead, Jermaine Gresham, Coby Fleener.
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Big MAK · Jun 16, 2013

Updated.

First Round

1. Adrian Peterson -- Most dominant player at fantasy's most valued position.
2. Doug Martin -- Fantasy's No. 2 scorer as rookie gets both stud guards back.
3. C.J. Spiller -- Huge year imminent for centerpiece of new Bills run-first offense.
4. Marshawn Lynch -- Lone real concern is possible suspension after 2012 DUI.
5. Jamaal Charles -- Top-3 PPR pick under pass-happy new coach Andy Reid.
6. Alfred Morris -- Ideal standard-league back churns out yards and touchdowns.
7. Calvin Johnson -- Megatron has a tier unto himself among fantasy receivers.
8. Arian Foster -- Many red flags. Overworked. Rapid YPC decline. Already hurt.
9. Trent Richardson -- Overblown injury concerns will make him great draft value.
10. LeSean McCoy -- Set for career-high workload in run-heavy Chip Kelly attack.
11. Jimmy Graham -- Clear top tight end due to Rob Gronkowski's medical woes.
12. Ray Rice -- Bernard Pierce usage is concern, but still a shoo-in top-15 pick.

Second Round

13. Steven Jackson -- A virtual lock for double-digit TDs in high-octane offense.
14. Stevan Ridley -- Better in standard than PPR; Ridley doesn't catch passes.
15. Brandon Marshall -- Ideal fit for Bears new quick-hitting, pass-heavy scheme.
16. Dez Bryant -- Monster talent has arrived and learned to defeat double teams.
17. A.J. Green -- Only mediocre QB play keeps Green behind Marshall and Dez.
18. Julio Jones -- WR1 but shares the ball with Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez.
19. Rob Gronkowski -- High-risk, high-reward pick after surgery-filled offseason.
20. Demaryius Thomas -- WR1 but shares ball with Eric Decker and Wes Welker.
21. Andre Johnson -- The DeAndre Hopkins pick could cost him a fistful of targets.
22. Frank Gore -- Still going strong at 30 and has best run-blocking OL in league.
23. Matt Forte -- Will be better PPR pick; Forte could catch 90 passes this year.
24. Chris Johnson -- Production depends on long runs. Boom/bust weekly player.

Third Round

25. Larry Fitzgerald -- Carson Palmer and Bruce Arians will rejuvenate his stats.
26. Vincent Jackson -- Last year's No. 6 fantasy wideout can improve TD total (8).
27. Dwayne Bowe -- Alex Smith is the best quarterback of Bowe's NFL career.
28. Percy Harvin -- New focal point of Seahawks up-and-coming passing offense.
29. Darren McFadden -- Hate Oakland's offense but DMC slated for big workload.
30. Drew Brees -- Top-two fantasy quarterback in four of the past five seasons.
31. Aaron Rodgers -- Run-game improvement could curb Rodgers' upside slightly.
32. Cam Newton -- No. 5 fantasy QB as a rookie and finished as QB4 last year.
33. Tom Brady -- A top-three quarterback scorer in three consecutive seasons.
34. Aaron Hernandez -- Could catch 90-100 passes if Gronkowski misses time.
35. David Wilson -- G-Men need to lean on run this year to hide shaky defense.
36. Roddy White -- No longer a sexy pick, but consistent WR2 with high floor.

Fourth Round

37. Randall Cobb -- Rodgers' favorite target is a candidate for 100-plus receptions.
38. Marques Colston -- Reliable WR2 pick typically scores like a borderline WR1.
39. Victor Cruz -- NFL's premier speed-slot receiver; holdout not a concern just yet.
40. Reggie Bush -- Will probably finish second on Lions in catches, behind Mega.
41. DeMarco Murray -- Overrated talent, but workhorse until he gets injured again.
42. Matthew Stafford -- Fantasy's likeliest bounce-back star after hard-luck season.
43. Montee Ball -- Seems to have already earned Peyton Manning's trust at OTAs.
44. Chris Ivory -- Will be foundation of Jets offense as "Ground 'N Pound" returns.
45. Maurice Jones-Drew -- Workload is a plus, but fading runner coming off injury.
46. Lamar Miller -- Explosive downhill runner with prime opportunity for breakout.
47. Eddie Lacy -- If Lacy wins starting job outright, he'll be a shoo-in for 10+ TDs.
48. Le'Veon Bell -- Lacks big-play run skills, but should lead rookies in touches.

Fifth Round

49. Reggie Wayne -- Volume WR in more balanced O.
50. Antonio Brown -- Legitimate threat for 100 catches.
51. Jordy Nelson -- Fantasy's No. 2 WR as recently as '11.
52. Darren Sproles -- His baseline is WR2/3-caliber stats.
53. Tony Gonzalez -- Top-five fantasy tight end in six of his last seven seasons.
54. Steve Smith -- Shows few signs of slowing down despite advancing age (34).
55. Russell Wilson -- No. 1 overall fantasy QB over last season's final five weeks.
56. Danny Amendola -- Will produce like WR1/2 for as many games as he lasts.
57. Andrew Luck -- Expect Luck's efficiency to spike in Pep Hamilton's offense.
58. Peyton Manning -- Signs of decline at age 37, but remains mid-range QB1.
59. Matt Ryan -- Might be overdrafted this season; still never a top-6 fantasy QB.
60. Robert Griffin III -- Could pass Luck, Manning, Ryan if recovery stays on track.

Sixth Round

61. Mike Wallace -- Flirted with WR1 value in Pittsburgh; will be WR2/3 in Miami.
62. Pierre Garcon -- Would be top-15 receiver candidate if not for troublesome toe.
63. Torrey Smith -- Ravens counting on year-three leap with Anquan Boldin gone.
64. Eric Decker -- TDs will regress, but Decker still makes for a passable WR2.
65. Vernon Davis -- Projects as primary beneficiary of Michael Crabtree's injury.
66. Jason Witten -- Should remain high-catch total guy, but never a big TD scorer.
67. Wes Welker -- Will disappoint owners counting on his old Patriots statistics.
68. Ahmad Bradshaw -- Assumes he signs with Colts. Would be their lead back.
69. Ryan Mathews -- Might be better rebound candidate if he had a better O-Line.
70. Greg Jennings -- Takes over the Percy Harvin role in Christian Ponder's offense.
71. Hakeem Nicks -- Value depends wholly on his health, which hasn't been good.

72. DeSean Jackson -- Clearly passing Jeremy Maclin as Eagles' top fantasy WR.

Seventh Round

73. Colin Kaepernick -- Michael Crabtree Achilles' tear drops Kap to borderline QB1.
74. Jonathan Stewart -- New Panthers offense will lean more on the running backs.
75. Giovani Bernard -- Bernard's role should increase as the season progresses.
76. James Jones -- Won't lead NFL in receiving TDs again, but role is increasing.
77. T.Y. Hilton -- Will move up this list once he beats out Darrius Heyward-Bey.
78. Kenny Britt -- Healthy and rearing for breakout season in final year of contract.
79. Cecil Shorts -- Exciting player could be held back by shoddy quarterback play.
80. Dennis Pitta -- Could lead Baltimore in catches if receiver corps stays as is.
81. Shane Vereen -- Arguably more talented all-around back than teammate Ridley.
82. Danario Alexander -- Fear he'll be a bit overdrafted after last year's second half.
83. Tavon Austin -- Sam Bradford has always peppered slot receivers with targets.

84. Isaiah Pead -- Most talented running backin STL should lead Rams in carries.

Eighth Round

85. Josh Gordon -- Two-game suspension will make him a better value in drafts.
86. Rashard Mendenhall -- The tentative favorite for Cardinals lead tailback duties.
87. Mark Ingram -- Sean Payton sounds committed to restoring Saints run game.
88. Tony Romo -- Annual QB value pick; Cowboys will continue to lean on pass.
89. Zac Stacy -- If Pead doesn't win the Rams' starting job, Stacy is next man up.
90. Ben Tate -- As Arian Foster shows signs of breakdown, Tate is next man up.
91. Miles Austin -- Doesn't offer the ceiling he once did; now a low-upside WR3.
92. Mike Williams -- Touchdown-dependent player hurts you when he doesn't score.
93. Lance Moore -- Quietly coming off career-best season with role still on the rise.
94. Anquan Boldin -- Candidate to be overvalued; can't carry 49ers receiving load.
95. Stevie Johnson -- Bills' transition to run-heavy offense will hurt Johnson's stats.
96. Ryan Broyles -- Getting little hype, but breakout candidate if health cooperates.

Ninth Round

97. Daryl Richardson -- Rams seem to fancy Richardson as change-of-pace back.
98. BenJarvus Green-Ellis -- Giovani Bernard pick torpedoed Law Firm's fantasy value.
99. Andre Brown -- Potential goal-line and passing-down vulture behind David Wilson.
100. Bryce Brown -- Could offer standalone flex value in Chip Kelly's run-based attack.
101. Ben Roethlisberger -- Major weapons losses, but benefits from QB-friendly offense.
102. Martellus Bennett -- Likely increasingly pass-happy Bears' No. 2 receiving option.
103. Greg Olsen -- Steady, if low-upside TE1 remains Panthers' No. 2 pass catcher.
104. Jermichael Finley -- Annual underachiever teased with solid 2012 second half.
105. Kyle Rudolph -- Red-zone stud but not a dynamic receiver between the twenties.
106. Ryan Williams -- Should have every opportunity to beat out Mendenhall to start.
107. Jacquizz Rodgers -- Will remain involved in offense despite S-Jax acquisition.
108. Jared Cook -- Candidate to lead Rams in both receiving yards and TD catches.

Tenth Round

109. Owen Daniels -- DeAndre Hopkins hurts TE1 appeal.
110. Vick Ballard -- Colts' Bradshaw flirtation is telling.
111. Justin Blackmon -- Suspended but WR2/3 on return.
112. Denarius Moore -- Inconsistent & worsening QB play.
113. DeAndre Hopkins -- Hopkins and Daniels may offset each other in run-first attack.
114. Vincent Brown -- Seems to be ascending; saw first-team reps at Chargers OTAs.
115. Emmanuel Sanders -- Will be every-down receiver for the first time in his career.
116. Jeremy Maclin -- No. 2 or 3 pass-catching option in Philly's new run-first offense.
117. Jay Cutler -- Offers some breakout appeal in Marc Trestman's pass-happy attack.
118. Joe Flacco -- Production soared last season after Ravens fired OC Cam Cameron.
119. Jordan Cameron -- Probably the top breakout candidate of all fantasy tight ends.
120. Eli Manning -- Giants temporary passing-based offense is likely thing of the past.

Eleventh Round

121. Mikel Leshoure -- Becomes every-week RB2/flex again if Reggie Bush goes down.
122. Bernard Pierce -- The coaches love him, but needs Ray Rice injury to really matter.
123. Michael Floyd -- Promising first step; he's running ahead of Andre Roberts at OTAs.
124. Michael Bush -- Always a solid, consistent producer when Matt Forte misses time.
125. Mike Goodson -- Behind only injury-prone Chris Ivory on Jets backfield depth chart.
126. Sam Bradford -- Will play with best supporting cast of his NFL career this season.
127. Michael Vick -- Boom-or-bust QB2 gamble has some renaissance-year potential.
128. Carson Palmer -- Shaky bet to last 16 games, but Cards will throw it around yard.
129. Josh Freeman -- Likely to disappoint any owners counting on repeat of 2012 stats.
130. Antonio Gates -- A middling TE2 at this point in rapidly declining Chargers offense.
131. Brandon Myers -- Highly efficient receiver could be sneaky back-end TE1 in PPR.
132. Brandon Pettigrew -- Has big name, but very overrated in both real life in fantasy.

Twelfth Round

133. Rob Housler -- Bruce Arians' history of TE neglect may curb breakout potential.
134. Sidney Rice -- Will see fewer targets with Percy Harvin added to receiver corps.
135. Kendall Wright -- Many mouths to feed in Tennessee's QB-limited pass offense.
136. Darrius Heyward-Bey -- Some indications DHB could start over T.Y. Hilton.
137. Brian Quick -- Current ADP is undrafted; shades of Vincent Jackson in his game.
138. Rueben Randle -- Question marks surrounding both Giants starting receivers.
139. Santonio Holmes -- Talented headcase's Lisfranc recovery is behind schedule.
140. Nate Washington -- Would be much more interesting in a place like Baltimore.
141. Cordarrelle Patterson -- Legit playmaker with only Jerome Simpson to beat out.
142. Alshon Jeffery -- Intermediate-to-deep misfit for new high-percentage offense.
143. Brian Hartline -- 2012 will probably go down as the best stat line of his career.
144. Chris Givens -- Streak-route deep threat may struggle for targets this season.

Thirteenth Round

145. Ryan Tannehill -- Probably another year (and OC) away from fantasy breakout.
146. Shonn Greene -- Titans' short-yardage/goal-line specialist behind CJ?K for now.
147. Pierre Thomas -- Snaps could take hit as Saints increase Mark Ingram's role.
148. Fred Jackson -- Turned 32 in February; behind C.J. Spiller on Bills depth chart.
149. DeAngelo Williams -- At best, lesser half of Panthers running-back committee.
150. Ronnie Hillman -- Broncos envision him as change-of-pace back and no more.

Others On Fantasy Radar: Andy Dalton, Matt Schaub, Philip Rivers, Alex Smith, Brandon Weeden, Jake Locker; Evan Royster, Mike Gillislee, Willis McGahee, Johnathan Franklin, Joseph Randle, Christine Michael, Robert Turbin, Kendall Hunter, Roy Helu, Danny Woodhead; Dexter McCluster, Rod Streater, Andre Roberts, Brandon LaFell, A.J. Jenkins, Mohamed Sanu, Malcom Floyd, Jacoby Jones, Joe Morgan, Greg Little, Jeremy Kerley, Stephen Hill, Aaron Dobson, LaVon Brazill, Justin Hunter, Nate Burleson, Robert Woods, Markus Wheaton; Dustin Keller, Heath Miller, Fred Davis, Dwayne Allen, Coby Fleener, Travis Kelce, Tyler Eifert, Jermaine Gresham.
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ivenovember · Jun 23, 2013

So who's the Patriots third string TE? Didn't they sign Winslow?

david_rocket · Jun 23, 2013

ivenovember said: ↑

So who's the Patriots third string TE? Didn't they sign Winslow?
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they released him, but they have Jake Ballard, he spent last season on IR, but he looks healthy now, he could be an interesting option.

Big MAK · Jun 26, 2013

I did an early Yahoo pro league ($20). Drafted Hernandez in one of the last rounds, this was a few days after the original news. I guess I should drop him now... there's not really anyone I want/need to pick up right now, so part of me just wants to hold on to him until I find someone worth while.

moestavern19 · Jun 26, 2013

Tebow is going to kill at TE this year.

FLASH21 · Jun 27, 2013

Big MAK said: ↑

I did an early Yahoo pro league ($20). Drafted Hernandez in one of the last rounds, this was a few days after the original news. I guess I should drop him now... there's not really anyone I want/need to pick up right now, so part of me just wants to hold on to him until I find someone worth while.
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Hella early.

Should post your team, along with how your league is configured.

DwightHoward13 · Jul 19, 2013

Who is doing auction format? I have never done it before and need some advice.

Ziggy · Jul 19, 2013

DwightHoward13 said: ↑

Who is doing auction format? I have never done it before and need some advice.
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I haven't done that in awhile, it can be fairly hardcore.

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