Who is going to be the "Sleeper" players in the NFL ?

Question

For fantasy football, which running back and wide receiver will have a breakout year? Rookies are included.

Answer 1

RB:  Ray Rice of the Ravens.  He's looking great so far, and Willis McGahee seems to have a really bad attitude.  McGahee is also getting a bit old and he has a history of serious injuries, so I wouldn't be too surprised if he ends his season pretty early.  I wouldn't be at all surprised if Ray Rice starts the majority of the games this season and does really well.  Don't forget that Rice's offensive coordinator is Cam Cameron, who is really good at getting a RB good stats (look at LT's stats over the past few years).  You can even pick up Rice in about the 12th-14th round of your draft.

WR:  Robert Meachem of the Saints.  He was injured or not NFL ready last season, but he is looking like an elite receiver in the mold of Plaxico Burress or Roy Williams now.  He has a legitimate shot to put up great numbers as a starting WR while Marques Colston draws the tougher coverage.

Answer 2

Reggie Bush and Robert Mechem  

Answer 3

RB - Rudi Johnson will be low ranked because of his injury, you can pick him up in like the 6th or 7th round, a true sleeper.

WR - DeSean Jackson will be the 2nd receiver target for McNabb so you can look out for him, Also Nate Burlson from the Seahawks, since Engram and Branch are both injured at the moment so he is the primary receiver for Hasselback.  

Answer 4

Call me a fool, but I went into my draft wanting Rashard Mendenhall from Pittsburgh.  I was able to get him as as a 3rd or 4th Runningback, but I think he's going to have a big year.  He may not get a lot of yards, but he'll steal touchdowns away from Willie Parker and I think he can fill the role of Jerome Bettis a few years ago.  I think he'd be solid for having 40-50 yards/gm and a touchdown.  

Answer 5

Michael Bush - RB / Raiders

Kevin Boss - TE / NY Giants

Hester - RB / San Diego Chargers ( Rookie out of LSU )