Sleepers
Denver’s Ground Game

Every year they have some running back that is productive and gives fantasy owners a nice boost. This year the talk surrounds Selvin Young who had a nice rookie campaign and only looks to improve on last season. However, Ryan Torain could have a fantasy impact assuming he is fully healthy. The Broncos consistently make an unknown back into a legitimate performer.
Alge Crumpler
Alge will make his way back into the elite tight end group. He is again paired with a mobile qb where Alge saw his biggest successes. Vince Young will take full advantage of Alge, especially with their lack of talent in the receiving core.
Kevin Curtis
Kevin Curtis put up solid numbers last year in Philidelphia with McNabb hurt for a good portion of the season. A healthy McNabb and Brain Westbrook taking pressure of the passing game will help Curtis be a breakout player this year.
Vincent Jackson and Chris Chambers
Vincent Jackson became a go to guy and touchdown machine in the playoffs for the chargers last season. The Addition of Chris Chambers also opened up oppertunties for Jackson and gave Phillip Rivers another target. They should both be very effective fantasy options and should help Rivers have a breakout season as well. Without Michael Turner the Chargers will throw more to spell LT.
Busts
Larry Johnson and Clinton Portis
These two guys have a ton of talent and should be fantasy studs year in and year out, however their always seems to be some issue that derails their season. They both play in passing deficient offenses. Also they are injury prone and losing a 1st round pick can significantly hurt your season.
Eli Manning
After the playoffs where Eli played really well, stock is way up on him, However Eli will revert back to his old self. The loss of Jeremy Shockey will hurt and the pressure of being the reigning champs will also bring a lot of pressure. This will cause Eli to be erratic and make throws he shouldn’t make.
Steve Smith
The Carolina offense has gotten significantly worse over the past couple seasons. Jake Delhomme has not played even close to the level seen in the super bowl run. This coupled with the addition of Jonathan Stewart to add to the ground game should take opportunity away from Smith. Smith still has no receiver to line up opposite him, thus he sees constant double team pressure. His latest tirade only worsens the issue. He will be missing two games for hitting his teammate.