Sleeper: Anyone who can outperform their ADP...
Given that idea, I think there are a ton of guys that could outperform their ADP. Unfortunately most of them are obvious names.
Here are a few of my favorites this season:
QB-
Stafford could be a 3800+ 30TD+ guy if he can manage to stay healthy this year. I think he has late 9th early 10th ADP in 10 team redrafts...
Bradford will throw the hell out of the ball in that system this year, huge volume of passes, aggressive offense, and he tends not to make a lot of mistakes. I'm thinking 3500+ and ~27TDs. He's a late 10th early 11th round pick in redrafts, and he's going to get you Schaub or Big Ben #s, 3 rounds later.
RB-
Felix Jones is looking like a totally different player so far this preseason. He seems to have his burst and elusive running back. He's a guy going in the late fifth that could easily outperform Blount (3rd round adp) and Bradshaw(late 3rd round ADP) in PPR formats at least. I'm going to say 1300 total yards, 50 catches and 9 total TDs could be yours if you draft him. (he's been getting all the GL looks also.)
Mark Ingram is another player I'm targetting in redrafts... he has an early 6th round ADP. I believe he'll be part of a platoon but he's a tougher inside runner than Pierre Thomas and has been getting most of the goal line looks so far this preseason. Don't be shocked to find this guy with 1200 total yards and 40 catches at the end of the season. If he'll be the goal line back, I think his absolute floor is 8 TDs, cap it at 14 if he goes berserk. Unlike last years rookie class, this guy is a value at where you can get him. I'd be ok with having him as a #2 PPR back, as long as I had a couple decent fall back options behind him.
Tim Hightower seems to be the latest apple of Shanny's eye. The offensive line hasn't looked so offensive so far this preseason in Washington. Although John Beck hasn't been horrible so far either, we know that one of his specialties is the check-down pass. Luckily that's also one of Hightower's. I would be content to roster Hightower as a RB3 with upside, especially in PPR leagues this season. Oh, and you can get him late in the 9th round. 1200 total yards, 45 catches and 7 TDs is my prediction. That is unless Shanny goes insane and starts pulling guys off the street to start at tailback for his team, something that wouldn't shock me.
CJ Spiller- ok ok I know what you're thinking here. Dude was hideously bad last year. Fact of the matter is, he never really got more than 7-8 touches a game. He couldn't pass protect, he wasn't in on 3rd downs. He was- a rookie. What you can say about this guy is that he's extremely talented, and has all the physical tools of a Jamaal Charles or Chris Johnson. Fitzpatrick is a serviceable QB and Fred Jackson is not getting any younger. Spiller was clearly drafted as the future of this backfield, and if he can make the necessary strides to overtake the starting job and produce, you're talking about a guy you can grab in the 12th round that may produce like a high end RB2, or low end RB1. This guy is the ultimate "home run swing" player this year. And most likely- he's your RB4. You can cut him with hardly a second thought. You invest little, and this little lottery ticket could land you up in the league championship game. He could be droppable by week 3. He could show up with 1400 total yards and 10 TDs, but for what he costs you, it' a gamble worth taking.
Rashad Jennings Some handcuffs are not worth owning. I'd make the argument that this is probably the most ownable handcuff in the game. I don't care what anyone says, I didn't believe the "MJD is fine" propaganda last year, and I believe it less this year. His knee scares the hell out of me. Jennings is a nice little player on a team where the offense is going to be largely a run first system, with either an ineffective veteran or a rookie QB. They're going to run a lot no matter who is handing the ball off. With a mid 13th round ADP, steal him and hold the MJD owner for ransom, or add him to your stash for when MJDs ticking time bomb of a knee goes off.
WR-
Mario Manningham is a nice deep threat WR that will be a full time starter this year, and will play in both 2WR and 3WR sets. He was a top 20 WR last year, even coming off the bench, scoring similarly to Marques Colston. I don't expect a ton of catches, but there will be yardage and TDs about, as Mario is a poor man's Greg Jennings, a very nice deep threat. I don't expect a lot of low scoring games in the NFC East this year... I believe this early 7th round investment could yield you 65 catches for 1100 yards and 9 TDs, making him a solid WR2.
Percy Harvin has been a decent option at WR so far in his career. He's put up some fair numbers as a WR3. I think this could be his year to move into solid WR2 territory as well. He's "the guy" now, with Sidney Rice moving to FF purgatory in Seattle. I don't see McNabb as necessarily a downgrade from Favre. Both big armed QBs whose accuracy and decision making have eroded. One knock on Harvin has been his intermittent migranes. He claims to have that problem under control, and if that's true it could go a long way to his climb in the FF ranks. He can line up out wide or in the slot. If your league awards kick return yardage, he's been good at that also. He also gets a few rushes here and there too, as the vikes need to get their playmakers the ball using different looks. This early 7th round WR could move into solid WR2 territory with 70 catches, 1200 total yards and 8 TDs.
Jacoby Ford I'm off the Jacoby Jones bandwagon, and onto the Ford one. Raiders coach Hue Jackson stated that Ford would be a "household name" as his playing time increases. This Oakland wide out with speed to burn (imagine that) has shown that he can play football in the chances he's been given so far. Ford in his rookie year last season caught 25 passes for 470 yards and two touchdowns. Ford also rushed for 155 yards and two touchdowns and returned three kickoffs for touchdowns. He's a playmaker with a nose for the painted grass. He's had a bit of a camp setback, as he broke his hand a couple weeks ago- but its not a knee or ankle we're talking about. Top receiving option Zach Miller has headed north, and DHB just flat out cannot play. You're looking at a nice late round flier (11:07 ADP) that I wouldn't be surprised to see yield 60+ catches, 1100 total yards, and 8 combined TDs.
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I believe thats enough of the basic faces to show how misinformed you are.
