Podcast at Dynasty Rogues
by Brandon
on Aug 26, 2008 10:19 AM CDT
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My interview with Bob Heck of Dynasty Rogues is now up. He's interviewed the lead writer of all the NFC North, SB Nation blogs over the last week for a full NFC North rundown.
My fantasy sleeper remains QB Aaron Rodgers. He's had a great preseason. A lot of Packer fans will pick him, but if I was a non-Packer fan and didn't watch any games this preseason, I would be reluctant to draft a QB who's never started a game. In most leagues, Rodgers should be drafted below is real value.
Beside Rodgers, who's your fantasy sleeper pick this year? Let me know in the comments.
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Brandon Jackson – hes better than he played vs Den
Donald Driver – Should have numbers more like 2006 than 2007 this year.
others
Ricky Williams – people forget how good he was
Sidney Rice – very good player…berian’s presence should help
Reggie Brown – McNabb has become a good passer and Brown should be his #1
Byrant Johnson – The Mike Martz show usually leads to some good WR numbers…..Ill take Johnson over Reverend Bruce any day.
Chris Chambers- not sure if he qualifies as a sleeper since he has been good for a while, but he should have a strong year with a good offensive team
by ejthedj on
Aug 26, 2008 1:33 PM CDT
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fantasy sleeper
thomas jones and patrick crayton
by bigbytheheadhunter on
Aug 26, 2008 3:20 PM CDT
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not really a sleeper
but this year is all about Calvin Johnson, aka Megatron.
Although detroit sucks, Johnson is going to show how good he is when healthy.
-- "I do know that I plead the fizzif."
by Mitchell_M on
Aug 26, 2008 5:54 PM CDT
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Rookie Sleeper
Ray Rice-with Willis McGahee hurt, this guy is set to go. And he just might be better than Willis anyhow.
by Odin on
Aug 27, 2008 6:10 PM CDT
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