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Could Donald Brown Emerge As A Fantasy Football Sleeper?

The Colts are known for being an electric team through the air, but in order to fully utilize their talent they need to get production on the ground.  The ability to hit fast and hit big is great, but if defenses are primed to always defend against it, there’s a much better chance of them [...]

Draft Day Sleeper: Is Alex Smith Worth The Risk?

Alex Smith, the first overall draft pick in 2005, can only have his career categorized as a disappointment.  Only twice has he thrown for over 2,000 yards in a season.  He’s never thrown for more then 18 TD in a season, though that did come last year in just 11 appearances.
In fact, last season was [...]

2010 Fantasy Football Sleeper Spotlight: Early Doucet

by Ryan Lester of www.lesterslegends.com
A typical fantasy football league consists of 12 teams nine starters (QB, two RBs, three WRs, TE, K, D) and anywhere from five to seven bench players. If you go with the latter bench allotment, you’re looking at 16 roster spots or 192 draft picks. By that definition, any sleeper should [...]

Sleeper Spotlight: Is Mohamed Massaquoi Worth A Draft Day Gamble?

While the Browns failed to settle on the man at the helm of their offense all year long, Mohamed Massaquoi some how stepped out of the shadows to emerge as a name worth knowing.  While on the surface his numbers were modest, at best, the flashes he showed spoke volumes.
Massaquoi caught 34 passes, tying for [...]

Is Mike Wallace A Draft Day Sleeper?

When the Steelers shipped Santonio Holmes to New York they did so, at least in part, with Mike Wallace in mind.  Off field problems or not, the team had to be confident that Wallace would be able to step up and fill the receivers spot opposite Hines Ward.
Obviously, there are a few problems facing Wallace [...]