Fantasy Football: Five Draft-Worthy Players Who Are Going Too Late

Lately I have been noticing players that are getting drafted dumb late for their value.  I think this happens because ESPN has them ranked low, and when people are drafting, they tend to let these guys go later.  

WHY?  Because it's ESPN and they must be God's gift to fantasy football rankings.  You need to draft with confidence and know that ESPN doesn't get it right all the time.

Terrell Owens

Dancing machine Terrell Owens still has gas in the tank.  In fact, Ochocinco said he thinks TO is more talented than he is...that's quite a statement from a man that thinks very highly of himself.  TO has looked solid in the preseason, and that's more affirmation that TO is a solid later round target with great upside.

Mike Thomas

Steve Smith (Carolina) 2.0—he is all over the place and is a solid target for Garrard.  The nice thing about Mike Thomas is that he plays for a team that is able to put up some points and has a solid run game.  If you have seen him in the preseason then you know what I am talking about.  

He will post near 1,000 yards and four TDs.

Mike Williams (TB)

Again, the preseason gives us affirmation of things we are already aware of.  We are aware that Mike Williams is a starting wide-out for Tampa Bay.  He can get it done and he proved it with a monster catch in the preseason.  I would recommend grabbing him late in all formats and look for near 1,000 yards with five or more TDs.

Visanthe Shiancoe

Favre loves a TE in the redzone.  Solid weekly starting TE for 2010.  Nuff said.

Timothy Hightower

People are sleeping on a guy that will be on a run first offense.  He will have no problem posting 1,000 combo yards and eight or more TDs in 2010.  PPR leagues take note of the damage Tim can do.

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