Wallace is an intriguing one, but Brown is emerging and actually has led that team in targets quite a bit. Sanders will also come into 2012 healthy. PIT will run when they can – unlike a lot of other teams – which costs him some value. Marshall is finally scoring TDs, but he’s far from a slam dunk and more like a back-end WR1 than an elite guy. AJ is a guy I have as a Top 5 option NOW almost weekly and I really feel like he becomes a Fantasy elite next year. Julio has more raw talent than Roddy and will quickly become the better FF WR. Britt was a top FF WR before his injury and he will be back there next year. Think Hakeem Nicks production…especially with Locker taking over, who I also like. Jones is/was a rookie…he’ll improve. Regarding Tampa Bay, they had arguably the easiest schedule in NFL history in 2010. I was very down on him in my preliminary 2011 rankings and I feel that I was on the right track. Regarding the Cincy offense, I’ve been high on their 2012 prospects since before this season. I felt like they were one year away. Dalton-(Michael Bush…wait for it)-AJ Green-Gresham-Shipley-and a WR2 TBA has serious potential. I’m high on them.

Not forgetting anyone. Trust me. Kaepernick isn’t starting next year. Unless he embarrasses himself big time, Alex Smith will get another year or 2 in San Fran. Hoyer just missed the cut, but he’s very situation dependent. Not a bad point on the low upside guys, but they have a better shot at starting 2012 as a starter than CK/BH. Remember, this is redraft, not dynasty. Heading into 2011, you’ve would’ve grabbed a guy like Orton as your QB2 over Kaepernick. Similar principle here.

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll have ton of analysis over the next month or so.