Yesterday, I gave my take on who my fantasy top 10 for the 2008 NFL season. Today, I give a fantasy top 10 again, but this time around, it's all about the rookies. There are a lot of rookies that could make a difference for their teams, and for your fantasy team, this season, and these are the guys that I think will come up the biggest. 1. Kevin Smith, RB, Detroit: The Lions skipped on Rashard Mendenhall in ...Read More

For several of the teams picking 17th through 24th, last season ended early in the playoffs or just shy, so the first round of the draft presents the opportunity to nab a player at a key position that will help them turn 2007's disappointments into celebrations in 2008. After breaking down the first 16 picks, we resume with #17, and the Minnesota Vikings, who may or may not need a quarterback in the first couple of rounds. 17. Minnesota Vikings: ...Read More

The four teams in the AFC West range from Super Bowl contenders (San Diego) to a franchise re-writing the blueprint (Kansas City). The Broncos could be on the verge of returning to their regular position among the league’s best and the Oakland Raiders are putting the pieces together to compete, at least within the next few years. With the possible exception of San Diego, every team has gaping holes they will look to address in the upcoming draft. Denver: With the ...Read More

The 1996 NFL Draft class was one of the best ever for the wide receiver position.  That class saw the emergence of future NFL greats Keyshawn Johnson, Terry Glenn, Marvin Harrison and Terrell Owens from the collegiate level to the NFL.  This year, many experts are predicting an equally impressive crop.  This draft class is full of star-studded All-Americans and darkhorse candidates alike.  Let's sift through and (borrowing from Emmit Smith) see if we can tell the diamonds from the trash. There are 3 ...Read More

Dozens of draft prospects went into the NFL scouting combine looking to improve their draft standing by impressing the plethora of scouts and coaches in attendance in Indianapolis. From the sure bets to the sleepers, just about everyone had a little something to prove and improve. And, after nearly a week of interviews, drills, examinations, and in general being sized up, down, and every way possible, there were a lot of prospects who jetted out of Indy in a far ...Read More

There may be no Randy Moss or Jerry Rice in this year's crop of wide receivers, but teams looking to upgrade their receiving corps should be able to find someone to fit the bill. This solid, deep pool of players has a good mix of speed and size to complement any NFL roster. Let's take a look at some of the players that could be big catches for clubs come draft day. 1. DeSean Jackson, 6’0, 178, California: Jackson is a fast ...Read More