Dallas Cowboys – Felix Jones Boy things sure got shaken up in Dallas this off-season. I’m not going to talk about Roy Williams, since he…well…isn’t a sleeper. At first, I considered slotting in Patrick Crayton as my sleeper pick for Dallas, but his regressive production last year and competition from Miles Austin for playing time hinders his value. That said, I am going to choke up on the bat and make my pitch for Felix Jones. In 5 games in 2008, Jones rushed for 266 yards on 30 attempts (8.9 ypc). Now that he is fully recovered from his toe... 

Chicago Bears – Johnny Knox   Think back, if you will, to the New England Patriots, before Randy Moss and Wes Welker.  Back when the Patriots were deep at the linebacker position.  Back when Tom Brady had to make people look good to win games.  Back before Eric Mangini ruined signal-“stealing” for everyone.  Back before all that, there was a revolving door of New England WRs who achieved fantasy relevance thanks to impressive QB play.  The 2009 Chicago Bears, in this way, bare a serious resemblance to the team from the Patriots’ Super Bowl years. ... 

Atlanta Falcons – Roddy White   Chris got ragged on a little bit for selecting Steven Jackson as a “sleeper”, but he was right in doing so.  So I’m going to take a page from his book.  I’m not going to make up some reason why you should draft Michael Jenkins.  Really, I don’t see the Falcons throwing the ball much more than they did in 2008 and Tony Gonzalez is going to cut into Jenkins’ production, rather than opening up opportunities for him.  I’m not going to make a case for Jerious Norwood.  He isn’t going to get much playing time. ...