The Top 10 Fantasy Football Sleepers

Originally, Moreno was going to finish much, much higher on this list. As I began putting this article together, I realized there were three essential problems holding him back:

1. He was the first running back taken. Every "expert" in your draft is reaching for this guy in the fourth or fifth round. Think Darren McFadden last year. He's not much of a sleeper because of that.

2. The Broncos' backfield is stacked. Yes, it is stacked with enough average guys that they drafted a running back with the first pick, but stacked nonetheless. He will get the starting job, but I'm just not sure how soon.

3. Brandon Marshall might leave. He is on record as saying he hates Denver. Teams will stack the box if he is off the scene.

What keeps Moreno so high on my list is his ability and the Broncos' offensive line. This is the kind of sleeper that could win you your league with a fifth or sixth week breakout.

Chris Johnson's recent outburst about wanting to be his own man pissed off Titans fans and most importantly Lendale White.

Fantasy owners like myself got excited instantly.

"You mean more carries for this freak of nature. Oh joyous days."

If you have any pick from No. 2 to No. 10 in your draft, take him. I mean it. Take him whenever you can, because you might not get another chance.

If you get points per reception, you might want to take him even higher than before. He's that good.

Don't worry about Lendale White—they're moving him to right tackle this offseason.

When first hitting this slide I can safely assume I will get two kinds of people.

The first will be the one's saying, "Who the hell?"

The others will be the ones asking if this photograph was photoshopped, because no one on the Bears knows how to catch a pass.

I tell these people to say hello to Sam Bradford's best wide receiver, and Jay Cutler's only wide receiever.

You don't sign Cutler to not throw. Devin Hester is the deep ball target, and Iglesias should see quite a few short zone catches because of it.

The ruiner of millions of fantasy seasons for the past three years running.

You may I ask why I put him on this list and in such decent position.

Don't worry baby birds, I'll feed you.

Larry Johnson plays in the worst division, defense-wise.

The Chargers, Broncos, and Raiders were all poor defensively last season

(The Chargers' pass defense made their run defense weak, the Raiders offense killed their defense, and the Broncos were just terrible)

The Chiefs have a revamped style and added Matt Cassel, which will open up the box.

Most importantly, Herm Edwards is in the booth and not the sidelines.

To top it all off, you can get Larry Johnson in the fifth, sixth, or seventh rounds.

He's one of the most forgettable Super Bowl MVPs of recent memory, but expect a huge comeback year from this man.

His injury was one of a multitude in Seattle last year, and because of the bad record, they were granted amazing draft picks.

Add in T.J Houshmandzadeh on the other side, and a poor division, and you have a serious sleeper you can grab in the 10th or 11th round.

Reggie Bush is going to marry Kim Kardashian and get divorced.

Paris Hilton will get drunk tonight.

Blake Griffin will tear his ACL due to something Mike Dunleavy did wrong.

Andre Johnson will not play all 16 games.

Some things are just guaranteed.

I'll save the individual stats for my team breakdown column, but let me just say that Kevin Walters is better than 99 percent of the wide receivers you'll draft ahead of him in the third round onwards.

This one is either going to blow up in my face or gain me a few more followers.

If Alex Smith can't do it this year with good coaching, Isaac Bruce, Frank Gore, and most importantly, Michael Crabtree, well, it's never going to happen.

This is my guarantee of the year.

No Burress.

Amani is one year closer to retirement.

The running game is dominant.

A No. 1 receiver has to come by.

That man will be Steve Smith.

"What the...?! How can Michael Turner be a sleeper?"

Because he will have a better season than he did last year. That's how.

For anyone thinking of picking Adrian Peterson first, please get your head checked.

Here are five reasons why Turner is a better choice than Peterson for those that need them.

1. Turner has a passing game. He won't be seeing eight guys in the box with six or seven blitzing. You can't sell out on the run.

2. Turner has a quarterback that can spot a heavy blitz, audible and make defenses pay.

3. Turner gets twice as many carries inside the 10-yard line compared to Peterson.

4.Turner's backup doesn't scoop away goal line carries.

5. Turner doesn't get hurt. Peterson's injury problems have almost become Andre Johnson-like.

If you get the first overall pick, take Turner.

Remember a couple years back when Donovan McNabb was on pace to break Dan Marino's passing record?

Don't feel bad, most people don't.

Fast forward to the present.

The Eagles have added one of the league's best linemen.

The Eagles drafted track star Jeremy Maclin to join their other track star DeSean Jackson. That gives the Eagles two receivers that fit perfectly into their West Coast system of turning short passes into long runs.

Mcnabb also has a penchant for the deep ball.

The Eagles added Lesean McCoy, a running back many were calling this draft's best, to the always dangerous Brian Westbrook.

When I say this Eagles team will be putting up huge numbers, I can't hyperbolize the word huge enough.

McNabb will be one of the top 3 quarterbacks this year, and he will be available in the fourth round in some drafts.

Get him while you still can.

So there we have it. Feel free to agree or disagree with my picks, because once again, I know nothing at all and I am always willing to take more advice.

Stay tuned for my upcoming articles concerning Fantasy Football

I will be doing a top 10 busts and a team by team breakdown.