Sleepers 2006

[Dynasty Deacon]

What is expected next year of Vincent Jackson & Eric Shelton? I am in a deep fantasy league and would any of them be worth stashing away for next year? What other worthless players this year will be worth something next year. Jason Campbell?

[ljthockey]

What is expected next year of Vincent Jackson & Eric Shelton? I am in a deep fantasy league and would any of them be worth stashing away for next year? What other worthless players this year will be worth something next year. Jason Campbell?

I'm holding onto Jason Campbell as well but I doubt he will even get a shot at a starting job for another year or so.

Mark Bradley from Chicago might not be a bad gamblem with Rex Grossman coming on.

I never really like Vincent Jackson but im not much of San Diego fan so I dont know his situation there.

Eric Shelton might not be a bad gamble either with Davis likely to retire soon and Foster being very injury prone.

I'm also assuming guys like Mark Clayton and Frank Gore are gone.

[Dynasty Deacon]

Clayton & Gore are gone.

[Monse_HQ]

Bernard Berrian & Mark Bradley will could be potential sleeper WRs in Chicago next year.

I can see Jason Campbell playing next year so I'd stash him away.

[The Lung]

WR Drew Carter didn't play much in the regular season this year, but his stats over the last month have impressed me. Seattle showed all the other defenses in the NFL the blueprint for stopping Carolina by constantly double-teaming and triple-teaming Steve Smith. Ricky Proehl is retiring and Keary Colbert continues to suck, so Carter could be a sleeper WR opposite Smith next year. At 6'3", I like Carter's height advantage and potential as a red zone target. Looking for a blueprint for Carter to breakout next year? St. Louis WR Kevin Curtis also came on strong in the 2004 playoffs before producing a bust-out season in 2005, and like Curtis in 2005, Carter will be entering his mythical 3rd year in the NFL next season.

[Dan Lambskin]

WR Drew Carter didn't play much in the regular season this year, but his stats over the last month have impressed me. Seattle showed all the other defenses in the NFL the blueprint for stopping Carolina by constantly double-teaming and triple-teaming Steve Smith. Ricky Proehl is retiring and Keary Colbert continues to suck, so Carter could be a sleeper WR opposite Smith next year. At 6'3", I like Carter's height advantage and potential as a red zone target. Looking for a blueprint for Carter to breakout next year? St. Louis WR Kevin Curtis also came on strong in the 2004 playoffs before producing a bust-out season in 2005, and like Curtis in 2005, Carter will be entering his mythical 3rd year in the NFL next season.

i was just gonna say Drew Carter too. i wouldnt expect huge numbers, but 700 yards and 6 TD's could be a possibility

[Santacruzer]

Depending on how deep your rosters are, I like these guys that are generally afterthoughts:

Brandon Jones, WR Titans

Matt Jones, WR Jaguars

Marion Barber, RB Cowboys

[Dr. Duran Duran]

I'm all about the Drew Carter selection. Good to see some people recognize his talent, I just hope none of them are in my keeper leagues. Another guy who's impressing me somewhat is Roscoe Parrish on the Bills. They've made a commitment to get him on the field anyway they can, so the talent is certainly there. Moulds isn't getting any younger, so it's a decent possibilty, Parrish could step into the slot position and make an impact. If they can step it up at the QB position, Parrish might be worth keeping an eye on.

[JEWMAH9701]

TE Adam Bergen (ARI)

With Boldin and Fitzgerald stretching the field and being the primary focus of the defense Bergen will have the middle all to himself. Looked good towards the end of the year when he was getting a chance. Could be the Antonio Gates of 2004.

I also really like TE Zach Hilton (N.O.)

[MadScott]

I really like the Drew Carter call. He seems to have progressed while Colbert has regressed this season. Delhomme seems to have confidence in him as well. This guy worked his way up from like WR5 to making key playoff plays for them.

As for others, Bradley isn't a bad call but Berrian certainly looked like he was clicking well with Grossman once both were back. I like Grossman as an under the radar QB as well.