Great post.
1. Curtis Martin (veteran rb who people keep expecting to slow down but has a great year)
CMart - No reason to think the Jets won't lean on him again.
2. Kevan Barlow (young rb who many people except to turn into a stud, but ends up regressing)
McGahee - I believe he will have a very good season, but not worthy of his ADP.
3. Emmit Smith/Jerome Bettis (vet who many people write off but ends up being a great value)
CMart - He wound up a great value pick in all of my drafts this year.
4. Kevin Jones (rookie RB who makes a siginificant impact)
Cedric Benson - Not that he's the rookie back I'm most impressed with so far. Brandon Jacobs is a beast, however for him to have a significant impact it would call for an injury to Tiki Barber, and I don't bet on those.
5. Mushin Muhammad (WR who takes a huge step forward and finally realizes his potential)
Nate Burleson - This kid is special once he catches the ball. He'll hook on to CPepp's rising star and have a special season.
6. Brandon Stokley (WR who is under the radar but ends up contributing in a big way)
Arnaz Battle - I'm probably jinxing the guy, but he's a great pickup if you've got the space. Great schedule, QB is locked into him and he has shown a lot of skill this preseason. Think of how Eric Johnson thrived with Rattay under center. Well for now this guy replaces Johnson in the pecking order...
7. Roy Williams/Michael Clayton/Lee Evans (Rookie WR who makes a significant impact)
Braylon Edwards - There aren't many rookie WRs in position to make an impact. Clayton and Bradley may wind up starting, but I'm not sure of either of the guys passing to them.
8. Isaac Bruce/Eddie Kennison (veteran WR who once again proves that he's not done)
Kennison/R Smith
9. Laveranues Coles (WR who people hoped would be a #1, but ended up taking a big step back)
Andre Johnson - I echo the opinions of most of the posts regarding this kid so far. Special athlete on the wrong team. He'll never reach his potential in this offense.
10. Drew Brees (QB who takes a big step forward)
Tim Rattay - This may be the biggest reach I have submitted so far. But he fits the mold of the situation of Drew Brees last year. Second string QB who holds his spot despite a highly rated first round rookie QB drafted as the savior for a team. I go back to the EASY schedule the 49ers have this year. Not easy in they will win a lot, but easy in the fact that all the defenses in this division are pretty lousy and there will be shootouts aplenty.