Under the radar Super sleeper for 2013

[gmoftheyear]

The title says it all. Who do you think you can get late in drafts that will absolutely come out of nowhere to post great numbers this year? I'll reveal mine after seeing some others opinions...........

[Jimmy Graham Cracker]

I have a few WRs i mind:

Jacoby Ford
Juron Criner
Aldrick Robinson
Dwayne Harris

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[Chris_R]

I've said Dwayne Harris in every one of these threads so I'm going to keep beating that horse. Somebody needs to just roster this guy now instead of running to claim him when it's too late when you spend your waiver money on him. Terrance Williams isn't ready, and reports are that Austin has been struggling thus far in Training Camp on top of his hammy issues, Harris is in a very productive offense that leaves room for a bunch of targets and he was impressive to me last year.

[lukeb]

Josh Boyce, Aaron Mellette.

[jlasaf2007]

Not banking on it, but TJ Graham wouldn't surprise me.

[Big Al]

Streater if I am going with a Oakland WR.
Kerley could surprise, little competition.

[ConnSKINS26]

Josh Morgan. As the FINALLY healthy WR2 of the Redskins. Hasn't been healthy since he left SF and still played well last season. Played through the entire season with a torn ligament in each hand and screws in his ankle, wearing different sized shoes to compensate. That is ALL gone now. He was a great athlete coming out and he's grown every year in the league. I'm not a Hankerson fan, so there you have it. I'd be looking to invest in the Redskins passing game, and outside of Garçon it is VERY cheap to take any other lottery ticket. This is mine.

Deonte Thompson. All the measurable, decent size, drop issues coming out. Lit up training camp last year, to the point where the Ravens kept him on the 53 man roster all season even knowing they had no plans n activating him. Perfect project WR fighting for the WR spot opposite Smith, competing with scrubs, rookies, and an out of shape, mediocre Jacoby Jones.

Lance Dunbar. Running with the 2's right now, fast with receiving ability, and we all know how fragile Murray can be. If you aren't a Randle fan, this is your guy.

Austin Collie. He's getting workouts around the league, and if he lands somewhere with a WR deficiency he's one to watch. He's always been a fragile Welker-lite with Manning. If he lands somewhere with A. Competent QBing or B. a QB who will zone in on him, he could be a surprise target monster. Health is the biggest question mark, but there's zero risk in picking him up.

Austin Pettis. He's starting right now, and he's a decent lottery ticket if Quick never has the light go on. Low ceiling though, in all probability.

Joique Bell. If either Bush OR LeShoure gets hurt, he's probably the guy picking up the slack. Possible spot starter due to this. Looked pretty good last year, and better than LeShoure sometimes.

[Water Buffalo]

This topic is new and exciting.

[RonW15]

Rod Streater
Hankerson
Terrance Williams
Vance Mcdonald

[jamesorr1]

Streeter
Vance McDonald
Julius Thomas, (not sure if he qualifies as out of nowhere)
Sudfeld, (same)
Damaris Johnson
Zach Rodgers, WR Jets

I am also watching Collie

[jlasaf2007]

This topic is new and exciting.

Never seen a thread like it, right?

[49ersFaithful80]

1. Danny Woodhead - underrated inside rusher and elite receiving option out of the backfield. This will start as a time share with the walking injury known as Ryan Mathews.

2. Brandon Gibson - Despite being burried on the depth chart I think Gibson could suprise, he's always been a solid player.

3. Dexter McCluster - I think he's a nice fit in Andy Reid's offense.

[The GM]

McCluster

[Skulls]

Tommy Streeter

[Jimmy Graham Cracker]

Is this the same Streeter that's never caught a pass in the NFL? Was a 6th round talent? That can't even beat out Jacoby Jones?

I'm sorry guys, but even best-case scenario for Streeter is that he ends up being Flacco's 4th or 5th read.