Veteran IDP sleepers coming off injury (1 Viewer)

[Nathan R. Jessep]

Thought I would start my annual thread on sleepers/good values of IDP players that were injured most or all of last year, and would represent a good value this year. I am especially interested b/c of my brutal salary cap IDP keeper league, so deep-sleeper rookies would be good to list too (cheap )

DL: Leonard Little,

LB: ?

DB: Yeremiah Bell, Sabby Piscitelli, Pacman Jones

got any? DISCUSS!

 

[Mr Capicollo]

LB: Marcus Washington.

He's had a balky hip/leg the past two years, but he's a three-down LB who will be used periodically to rush the passer, and he's always very active. He's finally back to 100%.

In 2005, when he was last healthy and when he was used much the same as he will be this year, he posted:

74 tackles

20 assists

2 FF

3 FR

1 INT

7.5 sacks

8 PD's

I don't expect them to rush him quite as much this year as they did in 2005, before they had Carter or Taylor, so his sacks and likely his FF's are probably going to be down from that, but that gives you an idea of how active he can be in the same basic defense.

 

[Chaos Commish]

Mike Brown

Mike Peterson

Charles Grant

And maybe Roy Williams. He played injured for most of last year. His feelings were hurt.

 

[GridironMenace]

Freddie Keiaho

 

[Zoomanji]

And maybe Roy Williams. He played injured for most of last year. His feelings were hurt.

I don't think they've gotten better. Plus he's still out of positionMy bets- more of the sameM. PetersonL. Littleand one last good year for Dawkins

 

[-baller]

do poz and winfield count as sleepers?

 

[Nathan R. Jessep]

do poz and winfield count as sleepers?

I'm voting No. I did think about them, but figured they are pretty early draft picks in most leagues anyway.