It's still very early to be predicting fantasy rookie players to make an impact in 2012. What's still not known is how many of the underclassmen enter (losing Matt Barkley didn't help) the draft, this is shaping up to be a strong draft at the top (1st & 2nd round) for skill position talent and deep in the middle rounds across the board. I bracketed into buckets the fantasy skill position talent, however much of this will be predicated on where each player is selected and the situation they end up in.
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This is a broader, more complex overall deal but at the end of the day the core pieces are Brady & CJ2K.
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In one of the bigger deals of this season, though much smaller than Chris Johnson & Calvin Megatron Johnson for Phillip Rivers, this one will impact the playoff races in both the AFC & NFC conferences.
South Whore Jibbers ships WR Miles Austin & RB Stevan Ridley ($3, '13) to the BeaverCats for QB Matt Cassel ($55, '13).
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Below are some random thoughts following week 2 (sans MNF game). It's been an incredible aerial attack to kick off the 2011 NFL season, I can't imagine this pace will continue.
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There will be plenty of hype spread over the next six days as the world of NFL media will both uplift and break down the genius that was Cam Newton in week one. Yes it was a terrible defense, yes there were some massive breakdowns in the secondary, and most importantly, yes Cam Newton will surely have some horrific days of sub 100 yards passing a hat trick plus of turnovers. But what he accomplished statistically as a QB in his first professional game, on the road, is one for the record books. What maybe most impressive is a QB known for his athletic mobility, did his damage and broke a record passing the football. He looked accurate, poised and able to make progressions on the fly.
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