• Jay Cutler, Bears, QB: Finally the Bears have pulled together a strong o-line for Jay. With Brandon Marshall and Matt Forte at his disposal, Jay is very capable of putting up some large numbers on any given week, as such, represents good value late in drafts.
• Maurice Jones Drew, Jaguars, RB (pictured): Once an automatic first round fantasy lock, injuries and an inadequate Jaguars team have limited his production. We see him bouncing back this season, and could represent good value for your third round selection.
• Ronnie Hillman, Broncos, RB: Many drafts have owners selecting Montee Ball as their lead back from Denver, and rightly so, however don’t discount Ronnie, who could turn out to be a decent flex start. Interestingly, he’s listed as top of the Broncos depth chart during training camp, so on that alone he deserves a look.
• Isaiah Pead, Rams, RB: No Steven Jackson anymore. That leaves just Pead and Richardson to fight it out. Will likely be a committee early on, but we like Pead to eventually win the battle.
• Golden Tate, Seahawks, WR: Percy Harvin was expected to be the focal point in the passing game for the Seahawks, however this has gone out the window given his injury. That means that Sidney Rice and Golden Tate will need to step up, and we like Tate to be the stronger of the two.
• Anquan Boldin, 49ers, WR: Who else is there at San Francisco? Despite only joining in the off-season, we see the bond that has already developed with Kaepernick during pre-season continuing on to the regular season.
• Emmanuel Sanders, Steelers, WR: No Mike Wallace. An undersized Antonio Brown. A decent QB that likes to throw deep. We see Sanders filling the void left by Wallace, especially given how well he knows the system.
• Jared Cook, Rams, TE: A new addition to the Rams, initial reports have him and Bradford developing a close bond in pre-season. While Tavon Austin will see some looks, we see Bradford looking Cook’s way often, especially with Steven Jackson no longer around to be the focal point for the team.

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• Andrew Luck, Colts, QB: The Stanford star was one of many rookies quarterbacks to perform well last season, which for him was not easy given the shadow left by Peyton Manning. With the likes of Wayne, Hilton, Heyward-Bey to throw to, Luck could have plenty of upside this season, and is consistent to boot.
• Jamaal Charles, Chiefs, RB (pictured): Ok, I know what you’re thinking; he’s already a first round selection. True, but we actually believe he will finish as one of the top two running backs come seasons end, if not the number one back (PPR). With Coach Reid at the helm, we see Jamaal increasing his workload, especially his production on the receiving end (see McCoy from Eagles in previous seasons).
• Lamar Miller, Miami, RB: With a year under his belt, and Reggie Bush no longer in the picture, the lead role is now with Lamar. With little competition, and added confidence in Tannerhill, we see Lamar being quite productive.
• Le’Veon Bell, Steelers, RB:Likely to be the most productive rookie on the running back board. Mendenhall has moved on, so expect the Steelers to look to him often.
• Stevan Ridley, Patriots, RB:On top of the depth chart, injuries to other key players, and no Danny Woodhead points to a nice uplift in production for Ridley, particularly in the passing game out of the backfield. Shane Vereen is another to benefit.
• Pierre Garcon, Redskins, WR: Expect less running and more passing from RG3 this season. Garcon’s first season at the Redskins was plagued by injuries, but we expect him to bounce back and be the key to the Redskins passing attack, with 1,000+ yards potential.
• Torrey Smith, Ravens, WR: Very little weapons in the passing game available for Flacco besides Smith. Expect him to do well in the end zone, and the second option behind Ray Rice.
• Brandon Myers, Giants, TE: The Giants love their tight ends. Was reasonably productive on a Raiders team last season. Potential for Myers to finish as a top 5 TE by seasons end, in what is a rather weak market for this position.

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