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If Bobby Jenks continues to struggle as Chicago's closer, Matt Thornton would be the likely candidate for some save opportunities. Thornton is worth a speculative add if you are looking for saves.
We liked Chaz Schilens as a sleeper last year, but he missed most of last season with a foot injury. With the addition of Jason Campbell, Schilens will see a bump in fantasy value and is worth a look in the late rounds.
Clinton Portis will not return to fantasy glory because he is reunited with Mike Shanahan, but he could offer decent value for where you will be able to get him in the draft.
Brian Roberts is ready to end his 14-week stay on the DL and could return the Orioles lineup this weekend. While he may be a risky start for Week 17, he’s a great option at a thin position.
Hines Ward will be without Big Ben for at least four games and it has been well documented that the Steelers want to run the ball more this season.
Chris Johnson dominated fantasy leagues in 2009, ending the season with 11 straight games with at least 100 yards rushing. Johnson is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in 2010.
In 2009, Drew Brees threw for 4,388 yards and 34 TDs while setting a career-high with a 109.6 passer rating. Brees remains and elite fantasy quarterback and is one of the safest picks at any position.
Andre Johnson has posted back-to-back 100-reception, 1,500-yard seasons and was targeted a league-high 170 times in 2009. Johnson is the clear-cut No. 1 fantasy wide receiver.
Dallas Clark set career-highs in both receptions and receiving yards last year and he should be primed for another solid fantasy season in 2010.
Gavin Floyd has only allowed six earned runs in his last six starts and he has lowered his ERA from 6.64 to 4.43 during than span. He should be owned and active in all mixed leagues.
After being selected No. 1 overall, Sam Bradford will contend for Rams' starting QB job, but with a weak receiving corps he is nothing more than a late-round Fantasy pick.
While Dez Bryant may be the most talented WR in his draft class with a chance to someday develop into an elite wideout, he'll only have minimal Fantasy value in 2010.
Ryan Mathews will fill the void in the Chargers backfield and is the clear cut top fantasy rookie RB. Early mock drafts have him going as early as the 3rd or 4th round.
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If Bobby Jenks continues to struggle as Chicago’s closer, Matt Thornton would be the likely candidate for some save opportunities. Thornton is worth a speculative add if you are looking for saves.
MoreWe liked Chaz Schilens as a sleeper last year, but he missed most of last season with a foot injury. With the addition of Jason Campbell, Schilens will see a bump in fantasy value and is worth a look in the late rounds.
MoreClinton Portis will not return to fantasy glory because he is reunited with Mike Shanahan, but he could offer decent value for where you will be able to get him in the draft.
MoreBrian Roberts is ready to end his 14-week stay on the DL and could return the Orioles lineup this weekend. While he may be a risky start for Week 17, he’s a great option at a thin position.
MoreHines Ward will be without Big Ben for at least four games and the Steelers plan to run the ball more this season. Both of these factors will have a negative impact on his 2010 fantasy value.
MoreChris Johnson dominated fantasy leagues in 2009, ending the season with 11 straight games with at least 100 yards rushing. Johnson is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in 2010.
MoreIn 2009, Drew Brees threw for 4,388 yards and 34 TDs while setting a career-high with a 109.6 passer rating. Brees remains and elite fantasy quarterback and is one of the safest picks at any position.
MoreAndre Johnson has posted back-to-back 100-reception, 1,500-yard seasons and was targeted a league-high 170 times in 2009. Johnson is the clear-cut No. 1 fantasy wide receiver.
MoreDallas Clark set career-highs in both receptions and receiving yards last year and he should be primed for another solid fantasy season in 2010.
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