Updated top 10 after camp and most of the preseason would look something like:1. WR Dez Bryant, DAL - Despite what the other top options have shown, I still think he's the best player in this WR/RB group. Having said that, you might be able to trade any of the top 3 RBs for him at this time next year. 2. RB Ryan Mathews, SD - Looks about like you would expect. Lacks the "wow" qualities of Spiller and Best, but figures to be a reliable RB1 whose talent/situation combination resembles that of Rashard Mendenhall. 3. RB Jahvid Best, DET - Has earned steady praise and figures to be an immediate impact player in PPR formats. 4. RB CJ Spiller, BUF - Looks good in early action and while I'm not ready to move him up, he's doing well and making me feel better about this 1.04 spot. 5. WR Demaryius Thomas, DEN - Was earning nice buzz before his injuries. Just needs to get healthy and we shoud start to see him shine. He looks like the future WR1 for this team. It's only a matter of time. 6. WR Mike Williams, TB - For my money Williams has been the unquestioned breakout star of training camp among this rookie class. We always knew he had upside and it looks like he's going to fulfill it. At this point I'm about 90% sure that this kid is the real deal. You can probably even justify taking him over Thomas because his short term outlook is quite a bit better. 7. QB Sam Bradford, STL - So far so good. The buzz has been positive and he played lights out in his biggest test yet. 8. RB Montario Hardesty, CLE - Holding steady here. I think he's a dark horse candidate to help FF teams win immediately. 9. TE Jermaine Gresham, CIN - Looks about as advertised. Should be a good starting TE. 10. WR Dexter McCluster, KC - I'm still a little bit skeptical about his ability to find a true starting position at the NFL level, but it seems like they're going to feed him the ball and that could make him instantly helpful in PPR. TE Aaron Hernandez, NE - Just missed the top 10. He's athletic with good hands. I have two questions: can he ever get on the field enough to catch 60+ balls and, in that vein, will Gronkowski vulture his looks?TE Jimmy Graham, NO - I'm really intrigued by his potential. I can't quite rank him in the top 10 because he's just a project TE, but I think he's one of the best options of the second tier rookies. WR Golden Tate, SEA - I think you can justify ranking him anywhere between 10-14. Since I've never been a huge fan of his game, I'm opting for the low side of that range. He could be a nice buy low candidate in next year's dynasty startups if he has a quiet rookie year. WR Arrelious Benn, TB - Early reports say he's shown flashes of talent, but struggled with consistency. That sounds a lot like his college career. Is he the Bryant Johnson to Mike Williams' Anquan Boldin? Possibly. I think it's now very likely that Williams will be the better overall player and the better long term gamble, but Benn can still emerge over the next couple years as a reliable partner in crime. RB Jonathan Dwyer, PIT - Showed some signs of life this week. The best boom-or-bust RB available outside the top tier.RB Toby Gerhart, MIN - Has looked pretty pedestrian in limited duty, but figures to be the handcuff if/when Peterson gets hurt.WR Brandon LaFell, CAR - Quietly making a case for the starting job opposite Steve Smith. I think it's only a matter of time until he wins it. I think he'll be a decent player. I just don't know if he has WR1 potential. WR Emmanuel Sanders, PIT - Sanders has been the recipient of some serious hyperbole. Pitt's GM says he's the best rookie WR that he's seen, which is saying something considering that Mike Wallace and Santonio Holmes came through their system. Sanders catches the ball very cleanly. If he can consistently get separation from pro corners then he might have a future as a starter on this team. WR Victor Cruz, NYG - Resembles late-period Laveranues Coles. So-so speed and height, but good toughness and sticky hands. Looks like he could become a solid second WR in the NFL. Opportunity is an issue for the foreseeable future. TE Fendi Onobun, STL - My favorite project in this draft class continues to build momentum. Ignore him at your own risk. WR Andre Roberts, ARI - My favorite WR sleeper entering the offseason has had a rough camp. He never had issues catching the ball in college, so I have to think that his current struggles in that department are a matter of nerves. I expect him to improve as he gets comfortable and I still think there's compelling potential here despite the rocky start. TE Tony Moeaki, KC - "MASH unit" Moeaki continues to struggle with injuries, but when healthy he's easily the best TE on KC's roster. He's ranked below some of the other TEs in this class because I don't think he has as much upside. TE Rob Gronkowski, NE - I've been down on him throughout the offseason, but he's showing why many scouts thought he would've been a first round pick in 2011 if he had returned to Arizona. WR Eric Decker, DEN - Looks pretty solid. Upside remains an issue for me because he's basically Kevin Walter and if Kevin Walter is starting for your FF team, you're probably not winning anything. TE Ed Dickson, BAL - Yet another TE generating some buzz. I think this has potential to be a great class. WR Stephen Williams, ARI - Training camp darling continues to make plays. Very thin frame, but has height and range. RB Ben Tate, HOU - This year's ultimate boom-or-bust gamble is looking more like a flop after his unfortunate injury. Now his owners will just have to hope that Foster/Johnson/Slaton falter so Tate gets another shot next year. The big gainer is obviously Mike Williams. Spiller, McCluster, Hernandez, and Graham have also improved their standing. What really stands out to me about this group is the quality of the depth. Quite a few of the guys listed outside my top 10 have a legitimate chance to make an impact somewhere down the line. I feel pretty good about my top 8-9 picks. Beyond that it's pretty hard to distinguish between guys.