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Top Sleepers in Fantasy Football in 2008

admin — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 01:17:27 +0000

When you are playing fantasy football, the way to win is to pick out sleepers who outperform expectations. In a draft, late round fantasy football draft picks that produce big for you are invaluable. One great sleeper pick can win you a fantasy championship.

Here is a look at some of our sleepers for the 2008 fantasy football season:

Sleeper Quarterbacks
Sleeper Running Backs
Sleeper Wide Receivers
Sleeper Tight Ends
Sleeper Kickers
Sleeper Defenses
Sleeper Rookies

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Quarterback Fantasy Sleepers in 2008

admin — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 00:20:07 +0000

David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguars – Garrard is getting overlooked as a quarterback who could possibly have a dominant 2008 fantasy football season. He’s a very smart quarterback who takes care of the ball. His wide receivers are better this season and he can also get you fantasy points on the ground. If he ends 2008 as a top five quarterback, don’t be surprised.

Troy Smith, Baltimore Ravens – While Joe Flacco is the long-term answer at quarterback for the Ravens, he won’t be ready right away. That is where Smith comes into play. The former Heisman winner has a chance to surprise those who overlook the Ravens. He’s a natural playmaker who isn’t afraid to take risks.

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers – If Brett Favre unretires, obviously Rodgers becomes all but worthless. However, if Favre stays retired, Rodgers should have a solid season. At worst, he’ll be a decent backup on a fantasy team. At best, he’s a fantasy starter who can take advantage of the numerous talented receivers at his disposal.

Speaking of Favre, here’s the latest in the Favre drama:

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2008 NFL Draft – Quarterback Sleepers

admin — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 09:01:39 +0000

1. Joe Flacco, Delaware
Flacco didn’t get much publicity while he was in college but he has been impressing scouts so far leading up to the draft. At 6-foot-6, Flacco has good size and is mobile enough to make it in the NFL.

2. John David Booty, USC
While Booty had an up-and-down career at USC, the he definitely has talent. With USC running a pro offense, he’s ahead of the game in that regard. Look for a team to take him in a middle round of the draft.

3. Colt Brennan, Hawaii
Brennan has struggled since the end of the regular season. His stock is plummeting fast. That said, he’s a talented quarterback and there should be a team out there willing to take a chance on him.

4. Dennis Dixon, Oregon
Dixon was having a great season until he tore his ACL. He hasn’t been able to workout much and probably will be hobbled all the way up until the draft, which will no doubt hurt his stock.

5. Erik Ainge, Tennessee
The nephew of Danny Ainge, Erik Ainge is a very good athlete in his own right. With good size and a decent enough arm, Ainge still has time to turn heads before the 2008 NFL Draft.

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