**BETONLINE – THE BEST SPORTSBOOK FOR NCAA FOOTBALL BETTING! \u2013 CLICK HERE NOW + BET TODAY!**<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you find yourself deep in your Fantasy draft, thin on position players, fear not! There will be some good value later on as demonstrated by Dave B\u2019s Fantasy Sleepers. Some of these players might start immediately for your Fantasy squad while some may be on your bench until they can establish themselves later in the season.<\/p>\n
Sleepers are important \u2013 Fantasy depth is crucial, so take note of the names on the list and good luck in your Fantasy drafts! ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.capperspicks.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/07\/fantasy-football.jpg\")
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Quarterbacks<\/strong><\/h3>\nChad Henne \u2013 Miami<\/strong> \u2013 Henne was good last season with Ted Ginn, Greg Camarillo and Devone Bess. Brandon Marshall significantly upgrades the Miami offense making Henne worth a look. I\u2019m not saying that he\u2019s a fantasy starter right away, but he could prove to be a valuable QB2. Henne passed for over 300 yards in 3 of his last 5 games.<\/p>\nMatt Moore \u2013\u00a0Carolina \u2013<\/strong> Matt Moore looked bonafide last season and should benefit from his starter status. Jimmy Clausen should push Moore and the amazing running game should keep the defences honest. He went 4-1 as a starter last year with wins over the Vikings, Giants and Saints.<\/p>\nMatt Leinart \u2013\u00a0Arizona \u2013 <\/strong>He may be a Fantasy stretch but Leinart still has some quality weapons around him. Add in the fact that he has a great pass catching running back (Tim Hightower) and Leinart may just surprise.<\/p>\nRunning Backs<\/strong><\/h3>\nLeSean McCoy \u2013\u00a0Philadelphia \u2013 <\/strong>He\u2019s not that much of a sleeper but McCoy appears to be sliding down draft boards. If you have drafted a QB and WR in the 1st<\/sup> couple of rounds, McCoy could be sitting there in the third or maybe fourth round for you! He\u2019s the unquestioned #1 in Philadelphia and should be valuable in Points per Reception leagues as well.<\/p>\nJahvid Best \u2013\u00a0Detroit \u2013<\/strong> Best was drafted as a difference maker and with Detroit team bound to take a step forward this season, Best has a chance to succeed. Kevin Smith isn\u2019t quite healthy yet, leaving the dynamic Best to shoulder the load.<\/p>\nMatt Forte \u2013\u00a0Chicago \u2013<\/strong> Before you start smacking your computer, consider what new Offensive Coordinator has done for running backs in the past. Marshall Faulk, Steven Jackson and to some extent Kevin Smith in Detroit were all huge parts of their respective offenses. With a Martz game plan in place, Forte will have some room to roam and he should be able to get back to being an elite pass catching back this season. [soliloquy id=”82219″]<\/p>\nCadillac Williams \u2013\u00a0Tampa Bay<\/strong> \u2013 Williams was OK last year but will really benefit from an off season without knee surgery. He may be the best player on a bad team.<\/p>\nRyan Matthews \u2013\u00a0San Diego<\/strong> \u2013 He will be the primary back on a very good offensive team. Coach Norv Turner hopes for 250-300 touches for Matthews.<\/p>\nLeon Washington \u2013 Seattle – <\/strong>He produced 8 touchdowns and 903 yards in 2008 in a part time role. He\u2019s healthy and explosive and should be Seattle\u2019s best RB option.<\/p>\nOthers to monitor<\/strong>: Donald Brown \u2013\u00a0 Indianapolis, Michael Bush \u2013\u00a0Oakland, Justin Forsett \u2013 Seattle<\/p>\nWide Receivers<\/strong><\/h3>\nMike Wallace \u2013\u00a0Pittsburgh<\/strong> \u2013 Somebody has to pick up the slack for departed Santonio Homes. He showed flashes last season and is now an unquestioned starter opposite Hines Ward.<\/p>\nMalcolm Floyd \u2013\u00a0San Diego<\/strong> \u2013 He will be the primary target for Philip Rivers for the first three weeks of the season at very least. With Vincent Jackson threatening to hold out for the season, he could be the go-to-guy all season long.<\/p>\nLee Evans \u2013\u00a0Buffalo<\/strong> \u2013 He is the only real receiving threat on the Bills. He has all the talent in the world but now needs to put it all together. He knows that he has to step up this season and I think that he will.<\/p>\nJeremy Maclin \u2013 Philadelphia<\/strong> \u2013 Maclin had a good rookie year and is now ready to take the next step. Kevin Kolb likes this guy \u2013 he could be a fantasy steal.<\/p>\nDevin Aromashodu \u2013\u00a0Chicago<\/strong> \u2013 He was an absolute stud at the end of last season. In his last four games, he was targeted 10 times per game, had 24 catches, 298 yards and 4 touchdowns. He should be as good or better under Mike Martz.<\/p>\nChaz Schilens \u2013\u00a0Oakland <\/strong>\u2013 He\u2019s the best option on the Raiders. With Jason Campbell throwing him the ball, his numbers will surely be better than last season.<\/p>\nOthers to Monitor<\/strong>: Eddie Royal \u2013\u00a0 Denver, Early Doucet \u2013\u00a0Arizona, Arrelious Benn \u2013\u00a0Tampa Bay, Taylor Price \u2013\u00a0New England, Golden Tate \u2013\u00a0Seattle, Johnny Knox \u2013 Chicago<\/p>\nTight Ends<\/strong><\/h3>\nBrandon Pettigrew \u2013\u00a0Detroit<\/strong> \u2013 Pettigrew was on his way to fantasy relevance last season before injury. The Lions offense is emerging and Pettigrew figures to be a part of the growth process.<\/p>\nZach Miller \u2013\u00a0Oakland<\/strong> He had a good season with JaMarcus Russell at the helm last season. New quarterback Jason Campbell isn\u2019t scared to use his tight ends \u2013 look at the numbers of Chris Cooley and Fred Davis in Washington the past few seasons.<\/p>\nJimmy Graham \u2013\u00a0New Orleans<\/strong> \u2013 Jeremy Shockey is injury prone and Graham was brought in as the heir apparent. Look for him to be starting sooner than later in what is one of the most dominant offenses in the NFL.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nChad Henne \u2013 Miami<\/strong> \u2013 Henne was good last season with Ted Ginn, Greg Camarillo and Devone Bess. Brandon Marshall significantly upgrades the Miami offense making Henne worth a look. I\u2019m not saying that he\u2019s a fantasy starter right away, but he could prove to be a valuable QB2. Henne passed for over 300 yards in 3 of his last 5 games.<\/p>\n Matt Moore \u2013\u00a0Carolina \u2013<\/strong> Matt Moore looked bonafide last season and should benefit from his starter status. Jimmy Clausen should push Moore and the amazing running game should keep the defences honest. He went 4-1 as a starter last year with wins over the Vikings, Giants and Saints.<\/p>\n Matt Leinart \u2013\u00a0Arizona \u2013 <\/strong>He may be a Fantasy stretch but Leinart still has some quality weapons around him. Add in the fact that he has a great pass catching running back (Tim Hightower) and Leinart may just surprise.<\/p>\n LeSean McCoy \u2013\u00a0Philadelphia \u2013 <\/strong>He\u2019s not that much of a sleeper but McCoy appears to be sliding down draft boards. If you have drafted a QB and WR in the 1st<\/sup> couple of rounds, McCoy could be sitting there in the third or maybe fourth round for you! He\u2019s the unquestioned #1 in Philadelphia and should be valuable in Points per Reception leagues as well.<\/p>\n Jahvid Best \u2013\u00a0Detroit \u2013<\/strong> Best was drafted as a difference maker and with Detroit team bound to take a step forward this season, Best has a chance to succeed. Kevin Smith isn\u2019t quite healthy yet, leaving the dynamic Best to shoulder the load.<\/p>\n Matt Forte \u2013\u00a0Chicago \u2013<\/strong> Before you start smacking your computer, consider what new Offensive Coordinator has done for running backs in the past. Marshall Faulk, Steven Jackson and to some extent Kevin Smith in Detroit were all huge parts of their respective offenses. With a Martz game plan in place, Forte will have some room to roam and he should be able to get back to being an elite pass catching back this season. [soliloquy id=”82219″]<\/p>\n Cadillac Williams \u2013\u00a0Tampa Bay<\/strong> \u2013 Williams was OK last year but will really benefit from an off season without knee surgery. He may be the best player on a bad team.<\/p>\n Ryan Matthews \u2013\u00a0San Diego<\/strong> \u2013 He will be the primary back on a very good offensive team. Coach Norv Turner hopes for 250-300 touches for Matthews.<\/p>\n Leon Washington \u2013 Seattle – <\/strong>He produced 8 touchdowns and 903 yards in 2008 in a part time role. He\u2019s healthy and explosive and should be Seattle\u2019s best RB option.<\/p>\n Others to monitor<\/strong>: Donald Brown \u2013\u00a0 Indianapolis, Michael Bush \u2013\u00a0Oakland, Justin Forsett \u2013 Seattle<\/p>\n Mike Wallace \u2013\u00a0Pittsburgh<\/strong> \u2013 Somebody has to pick up the slack for departed Santonio Homes. He showed flashes last season and is now an unquestioned starter opposite Hines Ward.<\/p>\n Malcolm Floyd \u2013\u00a0San Diego<\/strong> \u2013 He will be the primary target for Philip Rivers for the first three weeks of the season at very least. With Vincent Jackson threatening to hold out for the season, he could be the go-to-guy all season long.<\/p>\n Lee Evans \u2013\u00a0Buffalo<\/strong> \u2013 He is the only real receiving threat on the Bills. He has all the talent in the world but now needs to put it all together. He knows that he has to step up this season and I think that he will.<\/p>\n Jeremy Maclin \u2013 Philadelphia<\/strong> \u2013 Maclin had a good rookie year and is now ready to take the next step. Kevin Kolb likes this guy \u2013 he could be a fantasy steal.<\/p>\n Devin Aromashodu \u2013\u00a0Chicago<\/strong> \u2013 He was an absolute stud at the end of last season. In his last four games, he was targeted 10 times per game, had 24 catches, 298 yards and 4 touchdowns. He should be as good or better under Mike Martz.<\/p>\n Chaz Schilens \u2013\u00a0Oakland <\/strong>\u2013 He\u2019s the best option on the Raiders. With Jason Campbell throwing him the ball, his numbers will surely be better than last season.<\/p>\n Others to Monitor<\/strong>: Eddie Royal \u2013\u00a0 Denver, Early Doucet \u2013\u00a0Arizona, Arrelious Benn \u2013\u00a0Tampa Bay, Taylor Price \u2013\u00a0New England, Golden Tate \u2013\u00a0Seattle, Johnny Knox \u2013 Chicago<\/p>\n Brandon Pettigrew \u2013\u00a0Detroit<\/strong> \u2013 Pettigrew was on his way to fantasy relevance last season before injury. The Lions offense is emerging and Pettigrew figures to be a part of the growth process.<\/p>\n Zach Miller \u2013\u00a0Oakland<\/strong> He had a good season with JaMarcus Russell at the helm last season. New quarterback Jason Campbell isn\u2019t scared to use his tight ends \u2013 look at the numbers of Chris Cooley and Fred Davis in Washington the past few seasons.<\/p>\n Jimmy Graham \u2013\u00a0New Orleans<\/strong> \u2013 Jeremy Shockey is injury prone and Graham was brought in as the heir apparent. Look for him to be starting sooner than later in what is one of the most dominant offenses in the NFL.<\/p>\nRunning Backs<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Wide Receivers<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Tight Ends<\/strong><\/h3>\n