Deep Deep Sleeepers

[Canacuna]

Ergh, Quincy Wilson and Jamel White have already been brought up...

I don't know if I like Wilson in '04, but he'll be high on my list in '05, methinks. Between Warrick Dunn's injuries and T.J. Duckett's plain 'ol crappiness, it shouldn't be hard for Wilson to at least get an opportunity. I think that Warrick Dunn is a nice fit in Atlanta next year, though.

I like Jamel White simply because I don't like any of the other RBs on Tampa's roster outside of Mike Alstott - and Alstott is recovering from a pretty significant injury.

As for my own little sleeper, I'll go with Eric Parker. It's a total crapshoot as to who will be the "go-to" guy in San Diego and I think that Parker has the most talent. I even owned him for a couple weeks last season - he was looking to become a decent backup until he suffered an injury. I'm not really shooting for a San Diego WR on my team, but if I ever get desperate enough to do so, Parker is my man.

Edited to Add: Looking back, you probably don't give a rats ass to know my WR sleeper prediction.

My other RB sleeper prediction - how 'bout Josh Scobey? Denny Green obviously doesn't like Marcel Shipp and Emmitt Smith surely won't get things done - why not give the Scobey d00d a chance, eh?

[cooleyhigh]

Cuna, quit jocking my style...

http://www.fantasyfootballcafe.com/foru ... hp?t=64805

[Canacuna]

Cuna, quit jocking my style...

http://www.fantasyfootballcafe.com/foru ... hp?t=64805

You quit jocking MY style!

Fitzgerald would be nice, but the Chargers have already invested in David Boston and Eric Parker was looking good before his injury. WR isn't that big of a problem for the Chargers, although it would be hard to pass up on a potential stud...

Kevin Dyson, eh? I'd probably rather have Eric Parker if I had the misfortune of having any San Diego WR on my team. The only player on San Diego worth drafting at this point (there could be a surprise guy, y'never know) is LaDainian Tomlinson.

0wnzered, d00d!

[cooleyhigh]

Dooht!!! Did'nt do the proper research. You win. Anyway glad to pick him up in round 17.

[MadScott]

I'd call Mike Anderson of Denver a borderline deep sleeper. It was just 3 years ago that he had tremendous success as a primary rusher in that system before Portis was there. I've heard rumblings he's dropped lbs. and could be poised to reclaim that job.

[CC]

Maurice Morris or Kerry Carter anyone? If Alexander goes down I could put up 1000 yards behind that line, think of what these 2 could do.

[NFLknowitall]

Tyrone Wheatley..... he hit some good games near the end of last year and it looks like he will be the starter in Oakland. Not the deep sleeper but one that should not be overlooked.

One more, Michael "Burner" Turner.... Tomlinson's backup. Tomlinson has been very lucky and not had an injury take him out for a long time. He is due and Turner is a solid rookie that could produce for the lonely Chargers.

[Cupertino_11]

I'll agree with Cuna's mention of Josh Scobey. Emmitt's done and Shipp isn't all that. Scobey's got the best speed and the toughness to go along with it. Denny has to notice that.

[TheHeat24]

I agree with cheese on the two seattle backs... that line is unbelievable, I think either one could put up great numbers behind it... I would want it to be Kerry Carter tho since he is a Canuck...

[Vlad the Impaler_ffc]

Ontarrio Smith on the Vikes. I like Bennett's speed, and he is the veteran starter, but I think it is only a matter of time before they realize Smith is the complete package.