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QB Jake Delhomme, Cleveland Browns

How Delhomme will help the Browns: Delhomme will have to battle Brady Quinn for the starting  job.  Whether he wins the job or not to begin the 2010 campaign, the job figures to be  his before the season ends.  Last season, Delhomme had by far his worst season of his NFL career, but he still can boast that he has had four seasons of at least 3,000 passing yards and has thrown for at least 15 touchdowns five times. 

Fantasy Outlook: If Delhomme can remember which team to pass the ball to in 2010, he should see plenty of action.  Look for him to throw for 2,750 passing yards and 12 touchdowns.  He certainly should not be viewed as a No.1 fantasy quarterback until he proves otherwise.

RB Larry Johnson, Washington Redskins

How Johnson will help the Redskins: Clinton Portis seems to be banged up after every game, and his backup Ladell Betts tore his ACL in 2009.  Therefore, Washington was forced to add some depth at the position.  Even though Johnson really hasn’t had a productive year since the 2006 campaign, he is still more than a capable NFL running back.

Fantasy Outlook: Johnson has not had a 200 carry season since 2006, and that streak figures to continue in 2010.   Look for Johnson to rush for about 475 yards and four touchdowns.

1. St. Louis Rams-QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma  
2. Detroit Lions-DT Nadamukong Suh, Nebraska
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers-S Eric Berry, Tennessee
4. Washington Redskins-OT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
5. Kansas City Chiefs-DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma          
6. Seattle Seahawks-QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
7. Cleveland Browns-OT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
8. Oakland Raiders-DE Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
9. Buffalo Bills-OT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa              
10. Jacksonville Jaguars-LB Rolando McClain, Alabama
11. Denver Broncos-WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
12. Miami Dolphins-LB Sergio Kindle, Texas
13. San Francisco 49ers-OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
14. Seattle Seahawks-CB Joe Haden, Florida
15. New York Giants- OT Bruce Campbell, Maryland
16. Tennessee Titans-DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida
17. San Francisco 49ers-DE Carlos Dunlop, Florida
18. Pittsburgh Steelers-RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
19. Atlanta Falcons-S Earl Thomas, Texas
20. Houston Texans-DT Brian Price, UCLA
21. Cincinnati Bengals-TE Jermaine Gresam, Oklahoma
22. New England Patriots-LB Ricky Sapp, Clemson
23. Green Bay Packers- RB Jahvid Best, California
24. Philadelphia Eagles- LB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri  
25. Baltimore Ravens-TE Aaron Hernandez, Florida
26. Arizona Cardinals-OT Mike Iupati, Idaho
27. Dallas Cowboys-S Taylor Mays, USC    
28. San Diego Chargers-DE Jerry Hughes, Texas Christian
29. New York Jets-WR Arrelious Benn, Illinois
30. Minnesota Vikings-QB Tim Tebow, Florida
31. Indianapolis Colts-DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
32. New Orleans Saints-CB Kareem Jackson, Alabama

RB Thomas Jones, Kansas City Chiefs

How Jones will help the Chiefs: Jones has rushed for more than 1,000 yards in each of the last five seasons.  Over the last two seasons, Jones has averaged 1,357 rushing yards and just under 15 total touchdowns.  If you throw out the 2009 campaign, Jones has had at least 20 receptions in every season of his career. 

Fantasy Outlook: Jones parted ways with the New York Jets as they were making the move to go with a younger running back in Shonn Greene.  Now Jones will once again find himself battling for playing time with another youngster in Jamaal Charles.   Look for Jones to flirt with the 1,000 yards and double digit scores in 2010.