Now that the 2008 season is nearing its end, a few fantasy football sites are taking a look back at this wonderful class of rookies.
FF Toolbox looks ahead to the values of several rookie running backs heading into 2009. It will be interesting to see how Rashard Mendenhall fits into Pittsburgh next year.
Meanwhile, Football Jabber takes a deeper look at the rookies by examining each position. I especially like this year’s rookie additions at tight end, John Carlson and Dustin Keller. Those two are going to be fantasy stars for years to come.
This incredible NFL season has only two weeks remaining. And the rookie class of 2008 has been a huge success to date, possibly one of the best fantasy football classes in a long time.
While some of the classmates will be fighting to help their teams until the end of the season, a few others may get some rest to gear up for the playoff run.
Let’s hope none of your favorite fantasy rookies get benched during this crucial time of the fantasy season due to their team’s success.
Honorable Mention: Tim Hightower, RB, Cardinals
Hightower wasn’t really allowed to get into the flow of the game against the Vikings due to the Cardinals early struggles. He is starting to lose some steam, but has done enough this year to remain on the list for now.
5. Eddie Royal, WR, Broncos
Royal’s Broncos were embarrassed against the Panthers 30-10. Royal contributed six catches for 48 yards. He is close to another bust-out game with a good matchups against Buffalo and San Diego down the stretch. All he needs is one big play to get back on track.
4. Matt Ryan, QB, Falcons
Ryan struggled against the Buccaneers tough pass defense. He had two picks and was sacked once, but Ryan won’t drop on this list because he was able to lead his team to victory.
3. Chris Johnson, RB, Titans
Johnson struggled to get going against the improving Texans defense. His owners must have been pretty upset after he lost the rookie battle against fellow running back Steve Slaton, who dominating in Houston’s upset win.
2. Steve Slaton, RB, Texans
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