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5/25/2012

Kellen Winslow, TE, SEA

Kellen Winslow

Winslow a 'rotational player?'

News: Kellen Winslow became a Seahawk recently, and he's spoken highly of his new team. But it remains how they'll use him and how often they'll use him. According to SiriusXM NFL Radio, a league personnel executive believes that Winslow's best days are behind him. "We talked to the Bucs before the draft and talked about (Winslow) further internally," said the source. "We just didn't think he could be more than a rotational player at this point (in his career) after examining his tape and performance."
Analysis: Winslow had 75 receptions for 763 yards and two TDs in 2011 and has caught at least 66 passes in each of his last three years while not missing a game. There is definitely a perception that he's old and over the hill, which his receiving average (10.2 yards per catch last year) supports. And he joins a crowded tight end corps in Seattle, but should be a fairly regular player in the offense. Problem is, he hasn't been productive enough to be considered reliable for Fantasy use week after week. He's fine as a No. 2 Fantasy TE worth a late pick, but don't expect him to put up huge numbers.

5/25/2012

Jamaal Charles, RB, KC

Jamaal Charles

Charles to rest until camp

News: The Kansas City Star reports that the Chiefs will rest running back Jamaal Charles until training camp in late July. He is not expected to participate in their minicamp as he continues to rehab and work his way back from a torn ACL suffered last September. Head coach Romeo Crennel hopes Charles will be cleared in time for camp.
Analysis: Charles has been vocal about being ready for the season, calling himself hungry and passionate to return to form. But the fact remains that he's coming off of a major injury and isn't promised to have any of the explosiveness he had before he got hurt. Tack on the Chiefs' addition of Peyton Hillis (Charles thinks Hillis will get the tough yards and goal-line work like Thomas Jones was supposed to previously), and there's a limit to Charles' 2012 expectations. So long as Charles proves that he's ready to roll, Fantasy owners should be optimistic. Assuming he's fine, Charles will be worth taking in the early rounds on Draft Day, but more as a No. 2 Fantasy RB. Plan on drafting Charles between 25th and 35th overall in all leagues.

5/25/2012

Hakeem Nicks, WR, NYG

Hakeem Nicks

Source: Nicks could return before camp

News: ESPN reports that a source familiar with the broken bone in Hakeem Nicks' foot says the receiver might miss four-to-six weeks recovering from the injury and not the 12-week timeframe the Giants said on Thursday. Nicks fractured the fifth metatarsal of his right foot during an OTA practice. The team is hoping to have him back at some point during training camp and the preseason.
Analysis: Unless the diagnosis on Nicks' foot changes, we're not believers that he'll be ready in six weeks and thus long before the start of training camp. Nicks' teammate, Prince Amukamara, took 15 weeks before he was comfortable practicing last year according to the Newark Star-Ledger and he had the same injury. Nicks has had all sorts of issues with hamstrings, knees and his feet over the years. So long as he is healthy for the start of the season and gets some work in camp and a preseason game or two, the injury is more of a reminder that he's injury prone and less of a factor on his 2012 season. We'll see if this lasts into late August and the regular season; for now expect his stock to slip in drafts. He'll be a Round 3-4 choice as a low-end No. 1/high-end No. 2 Fantasy receiver.

5/25/2012

Ben Roethlisberger, QB, PIT

Ben Roethlisberger

Roethlisberger admits to issues with new playbook

News: Ben Roethlisberger's transition to new offensive coordinator Todd Haley's playbook is not going as smoothly as Steelers fans had hoped. Roethlisberger said Thursday that so far it's been "frustrating at times" but that he's going to put in "extra work" to understand what Haley wants him to do. "I think coach (Haley) really wants to challenge us," Big Ben said on a radio interview, per the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. "Me, maybe, in particular, I think he felt like I was real comfortable with the old offense, which ... I don't know why that's a bad thing. But I'm not the head coach."
Analysis: There's all sorts of talk that Haley wants Roethlisberger to stay in the pocket to avoid excess hits and that Haley wants to run the ball more. We're not sure how this is going to play out, but we do think there's a chance Roethlisberger could attempt a ton of passes given that Rashard Mendenhall is out and Isaac Redman, while talented, might not be a 20-touch back from week to week. Much of the offense might fall on Roethlisberger's shoulders. We consider Big Ben a low-end No. 1 Fantasy QB in all leagues well worth a mid-round pick.

5/25/2012

Sam Bradford, QB, STL

Sam Bradford

Bradford's ankle 'getting there'

News: Rams quarterback Sam Bradford said his left ankle, injured in October at Green Bay, is nearly 100 percent. "It's getting there," he said. "It feels better every week -- less soreness, more things I can do. It's definitely on the right track."
Analysis: There's no questioning his arm as several Rams receivers, including their rookies, have been in awe over his passing skills. Bradford is continuing to learn the Rams' new offense and says it's close to the West Coast offense he ran two season ago. But with a so-so offensive line and an unproven receiving corps, now's not the time to call Bradford a breakout candidate. He should have some good games, but no one should consider him either a Fantasy starter or a blue chip prospect. For now we're resigned to calling him a late-round pick as a good, not great, No. 2 quarterback.

5/25/2012

Matt Hasselbeck, QB, TEN

Matt Hasselbeck

Titans' Palmer breaks down QB battle

News: It's no secret that the Titans will have a competition for the starting quarterback job between veteran Matt Hasselbeck and second-year gunslinger Jake Locker. What remains to be seen is when they'll name a starter. Offensive coordinator Chris Palmer told the media Thursday that the job is up for grabs, that no preseason starts have been promised and that the coaching staff will pick a winner based on who can lead the team to wins, starting in Week 1 against the Patriots. Palmer said that while Locker's mobility is very appealing, Hasselbeck's experience and body of work from last season also gives him a chance to remain the starter. "Jake may not give all the other guys the opportunity to make plays like Matt does, but Jake can make plays with his legs," Palmer concluded. "When you add up how many plays Matt can make with the team and how many plays Jake can make with the team then you kind of have an idea who's going to give us the best chance to win."
Analysis: Hasselbeck started every game for the Titans in 2011 and threw for 3,571 yards with 18 scores and 14 interceptions. But when Locker did play, he did well, passing for four touchdowns with no interceptions and rushing for 56 yards on eight carries with a touchdowns run. Locker's completion percentage continued to be an eyesore (34 of 66 passing for 51.5 pct.), but the stats speak for themselves. Unless Locker can really prove that he's progressed as a passer, Hasselbeck is likely to take this job -- though there's no promise he'll start every game. Neither Titans QB should be drafted with anything more than a late-round pick. We'll keep you posted on the battle.

5/25/2012

Brandon Lloyd, WR, NE

Brandon Lloyd

Lloyd already up to speed with Pats

News: New Patriots receiver Brandon Lloyd has been impressive during the team's OTAs, but many people expected that. After all, Lloyd is on his third stop with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and knows the playbook and play calls like the back of his hand. Lloyd has been so impressive that the Boston Globe reports that Patriots quarterbacks have been looking for him all week because he's been exactly where he needs to be on every play. Lloyd was coy when it came to his role and his goals for this season but gave a pretty simple explanation on why he wanted to follow McDaniels to New England. "You find something good, you stick with it," he said. "I think that's the case for everybody, with everything in life."
Analysis: Lloyd had 51 catches for 683 yards and five scores last year in 11 games in St. Louis when McDaniels was the offensive coordinator, and that came on the heels of a 77-catch, 1,448-yard, 11-touchdown season with McDaniels in Denver. He'll probably see a dip in opportunities because he'll share the field with so many other great weapons there. But he should still be about as productive as a No. 3 Fantasy receiver and should be drafted as such with a mid-round pick.

5/25/2012

Ronnie Hillman, RB, DEN

Ronnie Hillman

Tamme: Hillman looks good

News: In an interview with Moving The Chains on SiriusXM NFL Radio, new Broncos tight end Jacob Tamme gave an encouraging scouting report on rookie rusher Ronnie Hillman. "He seems to have a lot of quickness," Tamme said. "I've got to see him carry a few and catch some passes, he seems like a guy who can really move and sort of be a threat from the scatback-type position."
Analysis: Yep, that sounds like Hillman, who averaged over 130 total yards per game in 2011 with 20 total touchdowns while breaking some of Marshall Faulk's records at San Diego State. Hillman isn't a big back (5-foot-9, 200 pounds) but definitely plays bigger than he is. He's done good work between the tackles but is better known for his lateral agility and breakaway speed. Landing in Denver is nice since he won't be stuck behind a young back for long -- Willis McGahee will turn 31 in October and Knowshon Moreno is coming off of a torn ACL. We could see Hillman contribute this season, especially if he can perfect his pass blocking and receiving skills. Expect him to be taken late in all seasonal drafts as well as with a mid-to-late pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a second-round pick in rookie-only formats.

5/25/2012

Jacob Tamme, TE, DEN

Jacob Tamme

Tamme talks offense, role

News: In an interview with Moving The Chains on SiriusXM NFL Radio, new Broncos tight end Jacob Tamme sounded very excited to follow quarterback Peyton Manning to Denver from Indy, adding that he "looks great." Tamme's also excited about the direction of the new offense, calling it a mix of what he did with Manning with the Colts and what offensive coordinator Mike McCoy wants to do. On the topic of his specific role with the Broncos, Tamme didn't want to give away much but did offer what he thinks is great about being a tight end. "I'm comfortable in slot and love that, but I would say I lined up on the line of scrimmage more than everywhere else [with the Colts]," Tamme said. " ... We should be able to move around and what we're going to do offensively, hopefully, we'll be able to move around some. I think that's what's great about playing tight end these days, you get to do everything. It's what makes the position a lot of fun."
Analysis: If we're reading between the lines, the Broncos could use Tamme as a tight end, slot receiver and H-back this season, all roles he's capable of playing as evidenced by his time in Indianapolis. Being comfortable with Manning is also built-in thanks to their relationship back in Indiana. Tamme had just 177 yards on 19 catches in 2011 with one score, but he worked behind starter Dallas Clark in a Manning-less Colts offense. In 10 games without Dallas Clark in 2010, Tamme caught 67 passes for 631 yards and four touchdowns. Expect him to have some Clark-like potential and thus get swiped with a middle- to late-round pick in drafts this summer as a borderline No. 1/No. 2 TE.

5/25/2012

Stephen Hill, WR, NYJ

Stephen Hill

Hill lines up as starter in OTAs

News: Jets rookie receiver Stephen Hill lined up opposite Santonio Holmes with the first-team offense during their recent OTAs. He caught a 75-yard touchdown pass from Mark Sanchez, burning cornerback Kyle Wilson in the process, according to the Newark Star-Ledger.
Analysis: The Jets aren't going to have a dominant pass attack, so that could limit Hill's production. But he does have the chance for plenty of playing time, which is a plus. He's worth a late-round pick in seasonal formats, a middle- to late-round pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a Top 20 pick in rookie-only drafts.

5/25/2012

Tony Moeaki, TE, KC

Tony Moeaki

Moeaki to rest until camp

News: The Kansas City Star reports that the Chiefs will rest tight end Tony Moeaki until training camp in late July. He is not expected to participate in their minicamp as he continues to rehab and work his way back from a torn ACL suffered last September.
Analysis: Moeaki figures to be a decent part of the Chiefs offense but shouldn't be considered a great Fantasy option. Leave him to the late rounds, if that.

5/25/2012

Dexter McCluster, WR, KC

Dexter McCluster

Crennel gives update on McCluster

News: Days after working with the receivers in Chiefs OTAs, coach Romeo Crennel acknowledged Thursday that Dexter McCluster is now working as a receiver rather than just at running back as he did last year. "We've given Dexter a few reps at wide receiver in this new offense," Crennel said. "We feel like he can play running back at any point of time. We want to see how he reacts to that (wide receiver) and if we need him at running back, we can put him at running back."
Analysis: However the Chiefs designate McCluster after training camp will determine how owners should be prepared to use him in Fantasy. Of course, that's if they want to use him at all. McCluster ended last season with 328 receiving yards on 46 catches and 521 yards on the ground on 102 carries. McCluster clearly has some talent but he was never able to emerge as a consistent playmaker for the Chiefs in his second season. He shouldn't be a part of Fantasy draft plans as of now.

5/25/2012

Brandon Carr, DB, DAL

Brandon Carr

Carr moves to left side

News: Cowboys newly signed cornerback Brandon Carr has played on the right side most of his career but is adjusting to the left side was Dallas. "It is different -- I'm not going to say it's not," Carr said. "From the standpoint of your muscle memory on the right side, your mechanics and this and that. But every day is better, getting accustomed to playing that side of the field."
Analysis: Why would the Cowboys spend a ton of money on Carr only to move him to the left side? Simple -- the Cowboys spent a big draft pick on Morris Claiborne, and he's obviously more comfortable on the right side. Carr should get adjusted well before the season. Fantasy owners should view Carr as a low-end defensive back option on Draft Day.

5/25/2012

Quentin Groves, DL, OAK

Quentin Groves

Groves flies to Arizona

News: The Cards signed outside linebacker Quentin Groves on Thursday. Groves was a second-round pick of the Jaguars in 2008 and spent two seasons in Jacksonville, playing in all 32 games. He was traded to the Raiders for a fifth-round pick in 2009 and spent two years in Oakland. He was a starter in his first season but mostly a backup in 2011.
Analysis: Groves will provide much needed depth behind expected starters Sam Acho and O'Brien Schofield, though he could challenge for a starting spot. For now, Fantasy owners shouldn't invest in him.

5/25/2012

Martez Wilson, LB, NO

Martez Wilson

Wilson getting a look at DE?

News: Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo said he took the advice of linebackers coach/acting head coach Joe Vitt and defensive line coaches Bill Johnson and Travis Jones to look at Martez Wilson at defensive end. "They must have seen some things in him a year ago, most of the take-off abilities and pass-rush ability," Spagnuolo said. "Now we have a ways to go. He was excited about it and it fit into things."
Analysis: Wilson has never been a big stat contributor, but if he can morph into a pass rusher, which the Saints could use, then his Fantasy prowess would be on the up and up. For now he's not worth owning, but let's see where this goes.

5/25/2012

Mychal Kendricks, LB, PHI

Mychal Kendricks

Kendricks looks like a starter

News: Rookie linebacker Mychal Kendricks looked good at strong-side LB and should end up as the starter there for the Philadelphia. Granted, there wasn’t any live hitting, which makes it difficult to evaluate a defensive player, especially a rookie defensive player. But he looked comfortable and confident in pass coverage and that’s why the Eagles drafted him in the second round.
Analysis: Kendricks could be a long-standing contributor to the Eagles defense for years. Expect him to play on the strong side this season but eventually work into a middle linebacker role. We're fans of his with a late-round pick in seasonal drafts, a middle- to late-round pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a mid-round pick in rookie-only formats.

5/25/2012

LaRon Landry, DB, NYJ

LaRon Landry

Landry not cleared for camp

News: Training camp is about two months away, but the Jets already seem to be preparing for the possibility that their offseason gamble on LaRon Landry will not work out. The Jets signed Landry to a one-year deal in March with the hope he would help solidify the safety position. But according to The Sports Xchange, Landry's rehab has gone slowly and he has yet to participate in any of the Jets' offseason team activities. Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum has acknowledged it will be a "challenge" for Landry to be ready for the season opener against the Bills; the Jets further prepared for Landry's extended absence by signing ex-Dolphins safety Yeremiah Bell to a one-year deal last week. In addition, the Jets may also still bring back popular secondary leader Jim Leonhard, who has suffered season-ending leg injuries in each of the last two years.
Analysis: Landry is expected to be the guy to corral big tight ends like Rob Gronkowski, Antonio Gates, Vernon Davis, Jared Cook and Scott Chandler -- guys the Jets will face off against in 2012. When healthy Landry can contribute big stats to a Fantasy owner's bottom line, but with 15 games missed over the last two seasons, he cannot be considered reliable. Draft him as a No. 2 Fantasy DB but one who must be backed up with another decent option behind him.

5/25/2012

Ed Reed, DB, BAL

Ed Reed

Ravens 'counting on' Reed's return

News: Ravens coach John Harbaugh says he expects safety Ed Reed to return the team and play in 2012. "Ed is a guy that I really trust and really care about," Harbaugh said. "I believe in him. There's been no indication that he's not going to play this year as far as I'm concerned. I don't worry about Ed. Ed's a mature guy. He's a superstar. He's a first-ballot Hall of Famer. He's a leader. Ed will be here. We're counting on Ed being here."
Analysis: Reed snapped a two-year skid of being hurt and played in 16 games in 2011, totaling 52 tackles with a sack, eight passes defensed, three interceptions and a forced fumble. We've seen him do better in the past and we could be looking at a player declining because of age. He's fine as a No. 2 Fantasy DB but don't reach for him knowing that he might not be as good as he's been in the past.

5/25/2012

Seahawks, TQB SEA,

Seahawks

Seahawks QBs split first-team reps three ways

News: Pete Carroll wasn't kidding: At the Seahawks' late May OTAs, newcomer Matt Flynn, incumbent Tarvaris Jackson and rookie Russell Wilson all split the first-team quarterback reps. Each one started a different day of practice under center with the first-string, and according to WJR-AM, they pretty much took the exact same number of snaps. Early reviews from the workout is that Flynn is in the lead for the starting job, with Wilson struggling at times.
Analysis: We expect Flynn, the prized offseason acquisition in Seattle, to win the job, with Jackson the No. 2 quarterback and Wilson holding a clipboard. But the reality is that whoever starts for the Seahawks isn't worth anything more than a borderline No. 2/No. 3 Fantasy QB worth a pick late in the deepest of seasonal drafts. In the case of Flynn and Wilson, selections late in dynasty/keeper leagues are advised.

5/24/2012

Kenny Britt, WR, TEN

Kenny Britt

Titans want to move Britt around

News: Titans offensive coordinator Chris Palmer told the media Thursday that he's having rookie receiver Kendall Wright focus on learning the 'X' position, or split end. The reason for it? So that the Titans can move veteran Kenny Britt all over the field and create some very helpful mismatches. Britt isn't on the field much these days after having a minor arthroscopic procedure on the same knee he tore his ACL in last September (he had major surgery for it last year).
Analysis: If Britt wasn't hurt he'd be one of our favorite Fantasy receivers this year. But coming off a torn ACL that required an extra procedure doesn't exactly paint the picture of a receiver being in great shape for the season. Britt's size/speed combo makes him dangerous, so once it's clear he's back in good shape Fantasy owners should have a keen interest in him. For now, assume Britt will be ready to go at some point early on in 2012. If he misses a chunk of training camp for whatever reason, it might mean he'll start the season off slowly. If he doesn't and he's participating in full, then there shouldn't be anything stopping him from being a capable contributor. Figure Britt to be more of a sixth-round pick in drafts based on his enormous potential. We'll keep you posted.

5/24/2012

Titus Young, WR, DET

Titus Young

Schwartz mum on Young's return

News: Lions coach Jim Schwartz didn't give an update on when receiver Titus Young would be welcomed back to the team after reportedly punching teammate Louis Delmas when Delmas wasn't looking. The Lions say Young isn't suspended, just told not to come to their workouts, according to MLive.com.
Analysis: Young should eventually rejoin the ream, potentially sooner than later. He's a big part of their offense and needs the offseason work to further enhance his game. We love him as a low-end No. 3 Fantasy receiver worth a pick in Round 8.

5/24/2012

Rashard Mendenhall, RB, PIT

Rashard Mendenhall

Still no timetable for Mendenhall

News: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall is running as he works his way back from a torn ACL, but that he said he has no timetable for his return. He claims he feels good and is doing more than straight-line runs. Mendenhall tore his right ACL in early January; recovery time for such injuries is anywhere from nine months to a year. "I'll be back at some point," he said. "It's just a matter of what point that is."
Analysis: There's a good chance Mendenhall will start the season on the Physically Unable to Perform list. If so, he'd be forced to miss at least the first six games of the regular season. There's still a lot of time between now and then, but for now it's probably safe to expect Mendenhall to not be at even close to 100 percent to start the year, which crushes his Fantasy value. By August, you might be drafting Mendenhall as a middle- to late-round sleeper you'll have to sit on for a while. We'll keep you posted on Mendenhall as best as we can; in the meantime, keep an eye on Isaac Redman, who for now appears to be the Steelers' primary back with Mendenhall out.

5/24/2012

Tim Tebow, QB, NYJ

Tim Tebow

Tebow works on special teams

News: When the Jets acquired Tim Tebow, they said they'd find a number of ways to use him. One of those ways: A protector on punts. That's where Tebow practiced on Thursday as part of the team's OTA. He did work at quarterback and didn't look so hot. But coach Rex Ryan thinks Tebow will change how defenses play against their punt team. "They're going to line up, and they're going to come after Tebow," Ryan said. "What he can help us with, being that personal protector on the punt team, is 'Are you sure you really want to rush that punt?' If it is fourth-and-6 or 7, are you sure you really want to rush it, because we may fake it. ... Tim gives you that inside running presence, outside running presence, he can throw it. And -- by the way -- he'll run. He's a football player, we said it a long time ago. This guy is an excellent football player, a great competitor, and I have a feeling he'll run down and tackle somebody."
Analysis: The Jets are going to try and get Tebow acclimated to many positions including several on offense besides part-time quarterback. But until it's clear that he'll participate on a number of plays each week, he's not going to be worth the risk of using or owning in Fantasy.

5/24/2012

Rueben Randle, WR, NYG

Rueben Randle

Randle might have golden opportunity

News: With Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks fracturing a bone in his foot during an OTA practice, the door is open for rookie receiver Rueben Randle to see extensive offseason work with the first-team offense. Randle, the Giants' second-round pick, is a big receiver like Nicks and might really benefit from working with Eli Manning between now and August. Randle had 53 catches this past season for 917 yards and eight touchdowns.
Analysis: At 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds, the Giants found a tall receiver with athleticism who was going to push for playing time from the start of training camp anyway. Now, he might wedge his way into getting a ton of looks from Manning this summer and being even more comfortable with Manning when the bullets are live. We'd be surprised if he didn't make at least a small impact for the Giants in 2012, and he could make a big dent if Nicks' recovery is slow. Draft Randle with a late pick in seasonal formats, a middle- to late-round pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a second-round pick in rookie-only drafts.

5/24/2012

Kendall Wright, WR, TEN

Kendall Wright

Wright not working in the slot

News: Titans offensive coordinator Chris Palmer told the media Thursday that he's having rookie receiver Kendall Wright focus on learning the 'X' position, or split end. That way he can have veteran Kenny Britt line up all over the place and really create some defensive headaches. Palmer also added that so long as his receiving corps is healthy, he promises to find ways to keep Wright on the field with Britt and Nate Washington. Wright was the first-round pick of the Titans in the 2012 NFL Draft.
Analysis: The only drawback for a receiver to learning one position is being pigeon-holed by defenses and thus being a little easier to defend. But Wright has excellent speed and hands to go with his smallish frame, so defenses will have their hands full anyway. He might make a decent impact this year, but his bigger contributions might come after 2012 (we do like his long-term prospects with a mobile gunslinger like Jake Locker). Figure Wright to be worth a late-round pick in seasonal drafts, a middle- to late-round pick in dynasty/keeper leagues and a Top 20 pick in rookie only formats.

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