Who are some sleepers in fantasy football 2008?

Question

My team needs some serious help anything from smart trade advice to picking up a sleeper... PLZZ help

Answer 1

Here are some sleepers that I consider to have potential to bust out this season....

- Nate Burleson, Seattle

He wasn't the focal point of the passing offense, but he still manage to grab 9 TD in limited action. He'll likely be the number one receiver with Bobby Engram and Deion Branch battling injuries, which means that Matt Hasselbeck still has to pass it to someone.

- Jabar Gaffney, New England

If you playing for the Patriots, chances are your going to get your catch. The Pats pass-first offense has benefit the likes of Randy Moss and Wes Welker to career years and with Donte Stallworth going to Cleveland, Gaffney looks to be the 3rd/flanker receiver, similar to what Anthony Gonzalez is in Indianapolis. He might not put exciting number, but he'll certainly benefit the Pats and fantasy teams everywhere.

- Ted Ginn, Jr., Miami

Sure, the Dolphins are the bottom feeder of the NFL, but the fact that the Dolphins traded Chris Chambers and release Marty Booker left Ginn, the 9th overall pick in the 2007 Draft, as the number one receiver. His stock went up a bit when Chad Pennington became the starting QB over John Beck and Josh McCown. Of course, he'll have to defy his critics and merit his value as a first round pick, so this might be the time in Year 2.

- Greg Olsen, Chicago

What does Bubba Franks, Jeremy Shockey, and Kellen Winslow have in common with Olsen? Well...all three TE went to the University of Miami and went on to produce Pro Bowl seasons in the NFL. Olsen could be next in line among the Miami alumni to bust out. Olsen is in a great situation, as the Bears has no deep threat with the loss of Bernard Berrian and Muhsin Muhammad. Devin Hester is more of a return man than a number one receiver, so that leave Olsen as the beneficiary of the passing attack. Despite sharing time with Desmond Clark, Olsen will see a lot of passes coming his way, whether is Kyle Orton or Rex Grossman throwing to him.

- Tony Scheffler, Denver

The Bronco hasn't had a good TE since Shannon Sharpe left and Scheffler could be that guy. He entering his third year as the unquestionable TE for the Broncos and with the loss of Javon Walker and the suspension of Brandon Marhshall, expect Scheffler to see some passes more his way as Cutler main target.

- L.J. Smith, Philadelphia

Smith was at his worst last season, spending time on the sideline with various injuries that left him brittle and undervalue. Now that he's 100% and a FA next year, look for him to play well this season, especially with Kevin Curtis out for 6-8 weeks.

Answer 2

jericho cotchery with favre as qb h**l do good

chris chambers

michael turner

Answer 3

Sidney Rice - Tall reciever will get ball in redzone

Ray Rice - 2nd string but Mcgahee is beat up right now

Chris Chambers - go to reciever for Rivers

Rashied Davis - bears only good wr, and clicking with Orton

Ted Ginn - Pennington will need someone to throw too

Tarvaris Jackson - his recievers will be in man to man coverage and has strong arm

Answer 4

Here are my sleepers

Jericho Cotchery

Dwayne Bowe

Desean Jackson

Chris Chambers

Answer 5

Oneal - RB Falcons