You start 12 players and your roster must consist of one or two quarterbacks, three to five runnings backs, four to six wide receivers and two to four tight ends. There were no kickers or defenses allowed because we experts love to dig deep into the depth charts that truly matter.
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Every year there are players that go undrafted, that rise from practice squad minion to favoured zealot. Some of the players here you know and some even caught us by surprise. We do realize there are still many drafts to take place and you are probably gathering a handful of names as potential sleepers. The players we discuss here did not appear on our cheat sheets for many different reasons. So as a sort of addendum to our cheat sheets, we give you our top 10 deer sleepers (plus a bonus one for good measure, because we’re kind that way).
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With the NFL taking on more of a pass happy feel, this year’s wide receiver pool is deeper than ever. Teams like Tennessee, Green Bay, Denver, Indianapolis, Dallas and even Cleveland have three WRs that can produce reputable damage. It’s no wonder teams have a major focus in stockpiling cornerbacks. Frequent three receiver sets against nickel coverage have really started to turn this “Xs & Os” game into a chess match. More athletic quarterbacks — which we’ve seen an influx of recently — are also buying time with their feet and enabling WRs to snap loose down field.
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Andrew Luck has plenty to learn, but what a start he’s had to his career. The 2013 RotoRob NFL Draft Kit takes another step forward today with the release of a new cheat sheet. So while Josh Brent becomes the latest NFL player to get into legal trouble, let’s review the top 20 quarterbacks in
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Unless you have been in Antarctica for the last year, you know the Baltimore Ravens won the 2013 Super Bowl. So defense still wins championships, right? When B-More won its first title in 2001, that powerhouse defense basically won it itself, given that Trent Dilfer (!) was the starting QB. Ray Lewis was still the starting middle linebacker in 2013 so they must have had an amazing defense still, right?
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The tight end position is in a constant state of evolution. As the free agents shuffle like Icky in the ’80s, offensive schemes are altered like hairstyles. The general rule about tight ends is that they should be safety valves for QBs under distress. Yet sometimes they are proteins on offensive dinner tables.
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Spiller is a sexy pick this season and rightfully so. He finally proved that he can be an every down back last season. Spiller has the ability, but whether or not his body can handle it remains to be seen. Talent is oozing… or should we say spilling from him. The Bills might not be very good, so Spiller will be gets loads of opportunities.
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