Here are a few names to add to the list:
Quarterbacks:
Kevin Kolb: Kolb may not see the field much again this season, but he could pay some nice dividends down the road for patient dynasty owners.
Alex Smith: There may be a scramble at the QB position in SF, but I expect Smith to emerge as the leader of a revamped offense. Smith is yet a young QB, and he could hold some good value for the Dynasty owner.
Matt Leinart: Injuries have slowed Leinart considerably, but if he can get and stay healthy, he should easily fend off Warner. Arizona has as much firepower on offense as any team in the league, so Leinart should thrive.
JaMarcus Russell: Russell is probably fairly high on most draft lists, but he has a chance to be something real special, and the time is now to get him.
Running Backs:
Ricky Williams: He should be a guy you can pick up cheap, and if he has anything left in the tank, he could provide short-term help at the position.
Tony Hunt: Hunt might be a bit of a reach, and there is no guarantee he will even make the final roster for the Eagles, but if you have room to stash a player, Hunt may be worth holding onto.
Jerious Norwood: Norwood will have to settle for Turner's scraps for the moment, but he has some talent, and for dynasty owners, Turner's presence may push Norwood's value down enough to make him worth trading for. We still don't know if Turner can make it through a season in a starter's role, so Norwood owners could be rewarded sooner rather than later.
Chris Brown: I doubt Brown will ever be a 16-game a season back, but in spot duty, Brown has nice value in Houston. If (or dare I say, when) Green gets injured, Brown may step in and post some very nice numbers. Then again, I may have the wrong Chris, as Chris Taylor could be a back worth keeping an eye on in Houston, as well.
Brandon Jackson: With the emergence of Grant, Jackson has become somewhat of a forgotten man, but he is a talented young player who could have some dynasty value. Also, with his stock somewhat down, his may be someone worth targeting.
Wide Receivers:
Brandon Jones: He may have found his way onto more than just a few waiver wires by now. Jones cannot seem to stay healthy, but at just 25, he still could turn things around. He has all of the tools to be a good receiver.
Mark Bradley: Another former Sooner, Mark Bradley could be a good value pick for Dynasty owners. Bradley should be available for relatively cheap, and perhaps this is the year he breaks through. He is quite possibly the best wideout in Chicago.
Laurent Robinson: Robinson was fairly quiet last season, but I think he will take a dramatic step forward this season. Dynasty owners may be looking at their last opportunity to grab Robinson for cheap.
Bryant Johnson: Johnson finally emerges from the Fitgerald-Boldin shadow. I really like his chances to put up quality numbers in Martz's offense.
Calvin Johnson: Although he is still highly regarded by dynasty owners, it seemed folks cooled on him some after he struggled through a ho-hum rookie season. Calvin is the real deal, and his value may never be lower.
Lee Evans: Evans was a disappointment last season, but don't expect him to stay down long. Evans easily could exceed the lowered expectations many fantasy owners now have for him.
Tight Ends:
Vernon Davis: Davis has been somewhat of a disappointment. I am not terribly excited about his prospects in Martz's offense, but Davis just turned 24, and there is plenty of reason to keep him on your dynasty roster. Just do not expect too much immediately. In fact, he may be a guy to trade for mid-season as he struggles with a new offense.
Tony Scheffler: It may be too late to get Scheffler for any value. He is for real. However, if he can be had for inexpensive in a dynasty league, make your move.
Owen Daniels: Like Scheffler, it may be too late to get Daniels at a value price, but this kid is one of the top 10 TE's in the league. He only scored 3 TDs last season, but I expect that to go up somewhat this season.
Kevin Boss: Boss is not going to unseat Shockey any time soon, but he flashed enough talent to warrant monitoring by astute dynasty owners. If Shockey gets injured, Boss could be a top ten fantasy TE.
Alex Smith/Ben Troupe: Smith may retain his job, but this is a battle worth monitoring. Both have some talent. Troupe has had fantasy ballers salivating for several years now, but he has failed to deliver. Perhaps this change of scenery is just what he needed.
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