kadlec

Sleepers

Sleeper is a relative term and all my 
"sleepers" are well known players 
including Jahvid 
Best despite being 
a rookie. These may be considered 
value picks more then sleepers.



Jay Cutler

Despite his personality and visible 
frustration during the course of last 
season, Cutler ended up with above 
average fantasy points. Even if you 
take a point off per interception, 
his numbers still put him in the top-12 
quarterbacks from 2009. 



So let's recap. Cutler had a "horrible" 
2009 season and still ended up a 
top-12 QB. He now has arguably one 
of the best offensive coordinators to 
help him improve. And the Bears have 
adopted a west coast style offensive 
system. So I ask, is it such a reach 
to expect Cutler to product even 
better numbers in 2010? Maybe even 
be a top-10 fantasy QB? I realize the 
wideouts are not necessarily household 
names but they do have another 
year of experience and were showing 
improvement in the second have of last 
season. And let us not forget the 
addition of RB Chester Taylor 
who is an excellent receiver.



Jemichael Finley

If you project Finley's second half 
2009 stats over a full season, you end 
up with a top-2 tight end performance. 
Yes, I realize this is dangerous 
to do. But it does show his potential 
which is important to evaluate 
and understand. There seems to be a 
bit more depth at the top of the tight 
end rankings and if you are not willing 
to invest a high pick on a tight 
end, Finley has a chance to be a 
great value pick later in the draft.



Jahvid Best

Despite the concern over Best's injury history in college, it appears the Lions will give him every chance to play from the get go. He has an excellent chance at being their starting running back. This is exasperated by the recovery time-table of Kevin Smith.

Sleepers

Sleeper is a relative term and all my 
"sleepers" are well known players 
including Jahvid Best 
despite being a rookie. These 
may be considered value picks more 
then sleepers.



Jay Cutler

Despite his personality and visible 
frustration during the course of last 
season, Cutler ended up with above 
average fantasy points. Even if you 
take a point off per interception, his numbers still put him in the top-12 quarterbacks from 20

Sleeper is a relative term and all my "sleepers" 
are well known players including 
Jahvid Best despite being a rookie. 
These may be considered value 
picks more then sleepers.

Jay Cutler
Despite his personality and visible frustration 
during the course of last season, 
Cutler ended up with above average 
fantasy points. Even if you take a point off per interception, his numbers still put him in the top-12 quarterbacks from 2009.