Roy Williams was one of the top receivers taken in the 2007 draft, he should fall quite a bit in the 2008 fantasy draft.
He finished 2007 with 63 catches for 836 yards and only 5 touchdowns. The potential is there for a better season if he can stay healthy. Williams is a big [...]

Kellen Winslow is a stud fantasy football tight end. No doubt about it, he is a top five TE, with the potential to end the season as the number one at his position.
Winslow plays for the Browns, who I really like right now. They have a vertical offense, and should continue to stretch [...]

Anquan Boldin should be a pretty good value pick this year. His perceived value is pretty low right now, but he always brings that big game potential to the table.
Boldin plays for the pass happy Cardinals. With Fitzgerald across the way, the Cardinals have two legitimate number one wide outs. He only [...]

Brandon Marshall is a guy I really like coming into the 2008 fantasy football season.
He blossomed last year with Javon Walker hurt, and held down the number one spot once Walker returned. Marshall impressed the Broncos so much that they cut Walker this off-season, making Marshall the clear cut number one in Denver.
Marshall should [...]

Wes Welker should put up pretty similar numbers to those that he posted in 2007. If you are in a point per reception league, this makes him a low end number one receiver.
He caught 112 balls in 2007, with 8 touchdowns and over 1000 yards. I don’t expect any type of fall off [...]

Marshawn Lynch should be a solid number two back, with some upside potential for the 2008 fantasy season. He should remain the featured back in Buffalo, and if he can stay healthy, has the potential to put up some decent numbers.
With that being said, I think Lynch gets drafted too early in most leagues. [...]