WR Reche Caldwell, St. Louis Rams

How Reche Caldwell will help the St. Louis Rams: Last season, Caldwell played in an offense spearheaded by Al Saunders in Washington, and he will again get to work with Saunders in St. Louis.  In 2006, Caldwell had 760 receiving yards and four touchdowns with New England. 

Fantasy Outlook: Look for Caldwell to do well with Marc Bulger as his quarterback and have at least 600 receiving yards and four or five touchdowns in 2008.

QB Quinn Gray, Houston Texans

How Quinn Gray will help the Houston Texans: Gray will likely begin the 2008 campaign as the third string quarterback for the Texans behind Matt Schaub and Sage Rosenfels.  Ironically, that was the same role that Gray had for the Jaguars last season, but he ended up earning some starts after Bryon Leftwich was released.

In 2007, Gray had 986 passing yards and 10 touchdowns versus only five interceptions in eight games. 

Fantasy Outlook: Gray will probably not see much action in 2008, but if he is ever named the starter, he certainly warrants a look in fantasy. 

1st Round 

1. Miami Dolphins-DE Chris Long, Virginia
2. St. Louis Rams-OT Jake Long, Michigan
3. Atlanta Falcons-QB Matt Ryan, Boston College  
4. Oakland Raiders-RB Darren McFadden, Arkansas            
5. Kansas City Chiefs-OT Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh
6. New York Jets-DE Vernon Gholston, Ohio State              
7. New England Patriots-CB Leodis McKelvin, Troy
8. Baltimore Ravens-QB Brian Brohm, Louisville
9. Cincinnati Bengals-DT Glenn Dorsey, LSU    
10. New Orleans Saints-DT Sederick Ellis, USC
11. Buffalo Bills-WR Malcom Kelly, Oklahoma
12. Denver Broncos-OT Ryan Clady, Boise State           
13. Carolina Panthers-RB Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois
14. Chicago Bears-OT Chris Williams, Vanderbilt             
15. Detroit Lions-LB Keith Rivers, USC
16. Arizona Cardinals-CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee
17. Minnesota Vikings-WR Desean Jackson, California
18. Houston Texans-CB Aqib Talib, Kansas              
19. Philadelphia Eagles-DE Derrick Harvey, Florida
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers-WR Mario Manningham, Michigan
21. Washington Redskins-S Kenny Phillps, Miami
22. Dallas Cowboys-CB Mike Jenkins, South Florida
23. Pittsburgh Steelers-G Brandon Albert, Virginia
24. Tennessee Titans-WR Limas Sweed, Texas
25. Seattle Seahawks-TE Dustin Keller, Purdue          
26. Jacksonville Jaguars-WR Devin Thomas, Michigan State      
27. San Diego Chargers-OT Gosder Cherilus, Boston College         
28. Dallas Cowboys-RB Felix Jones, Arkansas
29. San Francisco 49ers-DE Phillip Merling, Clemson           
30. Green Bay Packers-CB Reggie Smith, Oklahoma           
31. New York Giants-CB Brandon Flowers-Virginia Tech

2nd Round

32. Miami Dolphins-QB Joe Flacco, Delaware
33. St. Louis Rams-DE Quentin Groves, Auburn
34. Atlanta Falcons-OT Carl Nicks, Nebraska
35. Kansas City Chiefs-QB Chad Henne, Michigan
36. New York Jets-DT Kentwan Balmer, North Carolina
37. Atlanta Falcons-LB Dan Connor, Penn State
38. Baltimore Ravens-WR James Hardy, Indiana
39. San Francisco 49ers-WR Early Doucet, LSU
40. New Orleans Saints-CB Antoine Cason, Arizona
41. Buffalo Bills-TE Fred Davis, USC
42. Denver Broncos-S DaJuan Morgan, North Carolina State
43. Carolina Panthers-LB Erin Henderson, Maryland
44. Chicago Bears-RB Jonathan Stewart, Oregon
45. Detroit Lions-DE Lawrence Jackson, USC
46. Cincinnati Bengals-OT Sam Baker, USC
47. Minnesota Vikings-DE Calais Campbell, Miami
48. Atlanta Falcons-WR Andre Caldwell, Florida
49. Philadelphia Eagles-S Josh Barrett, Arizona State
50. Arizona Cardinals-RB Chris Johnson, East Carolina
51. Washington Redskins-DT Pat Sims, Auburn
52. Tampa Bay Buccaneers-C Mike Pollak, Arizona State
53. Pittsburgh Steelers-CB Justin King, Penn State
54. Tennessee Titans-DT Trevor Laws, Notre Dame
55. Seattle Seahawks-G Chilo Rachal, USC
56. Green Bay Packers-LB Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma
57. Miami Dolphins-CB Charles Godfrey, Iowa
58. Jacksonville Jaguars-OT Heath Benedict, Newberry
59. Indianapolis Colts-DT Dre Moore, Maryland
60. Green Bay Packers-TE John Carlson, Notre Dame
61. Dallas Cowboys-WR Jordy Nelson, Kansas State
62. New England Patriots-LB Jerod Mayo, Tennessee
63. New York Giants-LB Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech

WR Isaac Bruce, San Francisco 49ers

How Isaac Bruce will help the San Francisco 49ers: Bruce comes over to San Francisco with a wealth of production in the NFL as he has over 14,000 receiving yards and 84 touchdowns in his career. 

Bruce has a chance to put up some good numbers as he reunites with Mike Martz.  Bruce thrived in the Martz offense while he was coaching in St. Louis.

Fantasy Outlook: Bruce is an ideal No.2 receiver that is capable of hitting quadruple digits in receiving yards and snag a handful of touchdowns.

WR Jerry Porter, Jacksonville Jaguars

How Jerry Porter will help the Jacksonville Jaguars: Porter will be the No.1 wideout for the Jaguars in 2008. If you throw out Porter’s miserable 2006 season, he has averaged 61 receptions, 881 receiving yards, and nearly seven touchdowns per year since 2004.

Last season, Porter ended the year scoring a touchdown in three of his final five games.  In other words, he was able to put up respectable numbers for the Raiders, despite them lacking stability at the quarterback position.

Fantasy Outlook: Look for Porter in 2008 to surpass the 1000-yard mark in receiving and come close to hauling in double digit touchdowns.