IDPwithBEE 5 LB SLEEPERS for 2014

Continuing my IDP Sleeper list as we head into the 2014-2015 NFL Fantasy Football Season, I’m going to look at 5 Linebackers who are being overlooked and should be on your radar because they’ll put up numbers. Although the LB depth is huge for IDP, you always want that edge over your opponents, that next Paul Posluszny or Luke Kuechly, maybe even the next London Fletcher. Don’t worry, I got you covered and as big play scoring leagues are rising, certain LB’s have increasing value. With that being said lets take a look at my 5 Linebackers who you need to put on your radar.

1. KEVIN MINTER, Arizona Cardinals: Minter has popped up because Dansby has departed but ever since the Daryl Washington news arose that he’s going to miss the season; Minter’s value has never been so high then it is now. He has little to no competition on tackle opportunities, he’s not flashy or fast but he’s a thumper and he’s going to hit. Not having any snaps last year, nobody really knows who this guy is but it won’t surprise me if he enters LB1 status early on as the loss of Dansby and Washington leaves about 280 tackles vacated, not saying Minter will get you 280 tackles but that’s the opportunity. You’re going to have to swerve your way thru traffic and cut corners to get Minter, so plan accordingly.
2. SIO MOORE, Oakland Raiders: the Raiders have quietly added pieces to the defense that’ll help everyone. With the addition of Khalil Mack, Sio will move to WLB and make an impact. He was impressive when he got his chance on the field, solid edge rusher and potential to rack up 6-10 tackles per game. With the presence of Tuck, Woodley, Mack and Roach the red carpet is laid out for Moore to get to the QB or attack the flats. Sio is on the verge of having some serious IDP value in standard and big play leagues, grab him now, as his name is already a hot commodity.
3. KJ WRIGHT, Seattle Seahawks: Seems like everyone is writing him off because of the rise of Malcolm Smith and his MVP ways during the Super Bowl. Wright held his own before his injury and should reclaim his WLB spot entering the season. What we forget is that he had 80 tackles prior to his injury and was just getting into his groove, there’s a chance he moves to SLB but Seattle now has depth at the LB position and regardless Wright will see the field. You can get him at such a good value right now and he’ll be a great LB3 for your squad.
4. VINCENT REY, Cincinnati Bengals: He will be in competition with Maualuga for the MLB starting spot and in my opinion Rey is just that much better, especially in coverage. When Rey got his spot starts, he erupted for 15 tackles 3 sacks 3 pass deflections and 1 int (this was just one game) and followed that up with 12 tackles the next week. It’s no secret when he gets snaps he produces and if Bengals where smart, they’d find a way to get Rey on the field more often than not. Coming in cheap at LB4 value but once he gets that starting nod he’s going to rise to a LB3.
5. PERRY RILEY, Washington Redskins: Now, you must be wondering why is Perry Riley’s name mentioned? I could’ve gone with a couple other LB’s here but I wanted to get my word out on Perry. He’s tremendously undervalued right now and is likely around the 30^th LB taken in drafts, that’s way too low. He’s moving into Fletcher’s position and has no competition for tackles as Kerrigan/Orakpo are the edge rushers and Robinson is still developing, Sharpton doesn’t provide much competition. Riley will be asked to carry this defense and be the leader entering his 3^rd season of being a full-time starter. Riley has averaged just about 122 total tackles the last 2 seasons and that number should rise to about 135/140 mark this season. Riley is going to finish in the top 20 and I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s in the top 15, I’m looking for a career year from Perry and you should too.

IDPwithBEE 32 Teams 32 Breakout Players

Welcome to IDPwithBEE’s 4th annual 32 Teams 32 Breakout Players list; quite a few of these IDP’s value has risen within the past month and most are still being slept on during drafts and then you got a few that need your attention.  I don’t go with rookies in here because there are a handful that I love this season but that’s where my rookie rankings come into play.  Fantasy football managers are always looking for the edge, that one player to stash or take a late round flier on because drafting the elite and studs are quite obvious; we want an advantage on our league.  You want to be that one manager that said “see, I told you so” and I’m here to help you with that as best I can.  As always you can find me on twitter @IDPwithBEE_DSE and i’ll be glad to answer any questions you have.

TEAM	PLAYER	POS	BUZZ
NEP	DONT’A HIGHTOWER	LB	up & down rookie year but Hightower has the goods to be real good.
NYJ	DEMARIO DAVIS	LB	Demario is ready, don’t sleep on em – LB2 potential in aggressive defense
BUF	NIGEL BRADHAM	LB	athletic and speedy LB, if he becomes a 3down LB – stats skyrocket LB2 ceiling
MIA	BRENT GRIMES	DB	his achilles injury seems behind him, being slept on right now – dont be that
HOU	BROOKS REED	LB	a move to the middle with Cushing could be a blessing for Reed, increase in stats
IND	GREG TOLER	DB	has a knack for tackles & creating turnovers, back to ’10 form for Toler (DB2)
JAX	TYSON ALUALU	DL	moving to DE in ’13, JAC needs pass rush – 8-10 sacks isnt out the question
TEN	TOMMIE CAMPBELL	DB	big CB & fits new press scheme, starting in OTA’s – ready for breakout
PIT	JASON WORILDS	LB	contract year, does well in spot play – should get majority of snaps > Jarvis
BAL	JIMMY SMITH	DB	shown flashes in the playoffs, can it be carried into 2013?
CIN	DRE KIRKPATRICK	DB	coming back from injury, has the skillset to put up DB2 type numbers
CLE	PHIL TAYLOR	DL	Taylor’s a beast and CLE’s front is scary, big season from Taylor – big.
KCC	DONTARI POE	DL	seems like he’s the forgotten one, big step forward in ’13 – lookout.
OAK	NICK ROACH	LB	will man the middle in OAK, has potential to be a top 25 LB
SDC	KENDALL REYES	DL	on the verge of a breakout season, shown flashes towards the end of ’12
DEN	NATE IRVING	LB	has to win starting job in the middle to be relevant, if so LB3 ceiling
DAL	BRUCE CARTER	LB	top 10 potential, will be huge in new scheme (Derrick Brooks like)
PHI	BRADLEY FLETCHER	DB	will be one of the starters, his numbers will be better than Cary
WAS	KEENAN ROBINSON	LB	waiting in the wings as London is still suiting up, we’ll get sample size in ’13
NYG	PRINCE AMUKAMURA	DB	he has to stay healthy this year, right? DB2 ceiling – DB4 value right now
CAR	MICHAEL MITCHELL	DB	sleeper alert, CAR has no secondary & Mitchell has been impressive
NOS	JUNIOR GALETTE	LB	surprised many last year, even in a rotation he’ll be a serviceable LB4
ATL	KROY BIERMANN	DL	ATL needs a pass rush, and Kroy takes the next step in ’13 #Sleeper
TBB	LEONARD JOHNSON	DB	don’t forget about Leonard, once had an INT in 3 straight weeks
GBP	NICK PERRY	LB	Perry’s time to step up, will have solid season to put him on your radar
CHI	COREY WOOTTON	DL	#Sleeper – Wootton’s ready; i expect him to be more consistent w/no Idonje
DET	NICK FAIRLEY	DL	arguably my #1 breakout candidate, prime for an outstanding season
MIN	EVERSON GRIFFEN	DL	still battles with Robison for snaps; he’s the better of the two – DL2 potential
SF	GLENN DORSEY	DL	once a dominant force; maybe he gets it back surrounded by talent/studs?
SEA	KJ WRIGHT	LB	moves to WLB and is bound for a huge season; top 30 potential (LB2)
ARI	JERRAUD POWERS	DB	starting opposite Peterson; Powers will get his fair share of looks & opportunity
STL	DARIAN STEWART	DB	last year was fluky for Darian, can he regain old self? can put up 85+ tackles

IDPwithBEE From an IDP Point of View: Top 10 LB UNITS

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FROM AN IDP VIEW: TOP 10 LB UNITS

You ever watch or read about the NFL Network’s Top 100 Players, me neither.  So this is like that but not quite; I’m going to dig into the top 10 LB units from an IDP view and you’d be surprised who lands on this list.  I’m looking mainly at starters and who the next man up is; also known as – depth.  Coming up with this list wasn’t easy, but what helped me some too is participating in many IDP Drafts and seeing whose being drafted, and how many from each team is a capable starter for your IDP team in fantasy football; what may surprise you is who DID NOT make the top 10 which has nothing against that individual player but has more to do with those around him.  Let’s get this show on the road shall we, ladies and gentlemen of the fantasy football world here are the top 10 LB Groups from an IDP’ers view.

 

1. San Francisco 49ers:  (Navarro Bowman, Patrick Willis, Aldon Smith, Ahmad Brooks) – this group is strong, young and well balanced.  This unit has 2 of the top 5 LB’s (Bowman and Willis) in the IDP world, have an elite pass rusher in Aldon Smith and all he does is rack up QB Sacks (19.5 last year & 33.5 in 2 seasons).  Brooks is a viable asset to the 49ers defense, won’t put up flashy numbers like his counterparts but very serviceable; especially in deep leagues.  Might I add this unit gets Haralson back in 2013, he provides depth and was once a hot-waiver pick-up in 2011.  Hard to look at other teams from an IDP standpoint that’s better than the 49ers; and their values look like this, Bowman (LB1) Willis (LB1) Aldon (LB2) Brooks (LB4) Haralson (LB6).
2. Dallas Cowboys: (Sean Lee, Bruce Carter and Justin Durant) – one keyword that pops up when you look at this group is, health, especially if Sean Lee stays healthy for all 16 games he’ll easily be a top 5 LB in IDP ranks.  Switching to a 4-3 defense, it benefits Carter who is bound to have a breakout year in 2013.  Durant is a solid addition, good against the run and can hold his own in the tackles department.  Sean Lee will always be around the ball (130+ tackles easy); he has a knack for it and will rack up tackle after tackle.  There is upside here and value to be had in your IDP drafts.  Here are their respective values; Sean Lee (LB1) Bruce Carter (LB2 with LB1 upside) and Justin Durant (LB3).
3. Tennessee Titans: (Colin McCarthy, Zach Brown, Akeem Ayers and Zaviar Gooden) – now here is a young LB corps that’s just ready to put a stamp in the IDP world.  McCarthy was well on his way on being a household name until injuries got in the way and never seem right anymore; hoping for a better and healthier 2013.  Brown came on the scene mid-season in 2012 and had his moments; like his 2 QB sacks vs NYJ.  Brown will rack up tackles and get to the QB; got to love his value right now.  Ayers jumped on the scene early last year and slowly faded away but still serviceable and improving.  Gooden was a solid pick by the Titans, he brings speed to the group (could see field in nickel packages) and is a great dynasty stash – think Sean Weatherspoon-ish.  Their LB values are: McCarthy (LB2) Brown (LB2) Ayers (LB4 with LB3 upside) Gooden (LB5 with upside when opportunity knocks; for now great stash)
4. Baltimore Ravens: (Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil, Arthur Brown, Daryl Smith, Jameel McClain, Courtney Upshaw) – I’d like to call this group, balanced, because they offer just about everything from each IDP.  Suggs is a well-known name in the league and IDP world but he’s not near the top.  Suggs and Dumervil are the edge rushers so they’ll provide you with the turnovers and the QB Sacks, limited upside especially in tackle heavy leagues.  Brown is a rookie who is replacing a legend, Ray Lewis, can he handle the load? Arguably the best LB in this draft class and an opportunity sits in front of him; I expect him to take it and put up numbers; especially the tackles as he can and should easily get 100 total tackles.  Most recent signing in Daryl Smith is hard to judge right now, he was a sound tackler in Jacksonville (4-3 defense) and now he’ll move to a ILB in 3-4, if he’s healthy and good to go he’s definitely one to keep an eye out on and is a great veteran to be around Brown.  The upside here is Courtney Upshaw, will he show us something in 2013? Here are their LB Values: Suggs (LB3) Dumervil (LB3) Brown (LB2) Smith (LB4) McClain (LB5) and Upshaw (LB5)
5. Washington Redskins: (London Fletcher, Perry Riley, Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, Brandon Jenkins and Keenan Robinson) – Redskins have some serious depth at LB, and an eventual replacement (Keenan Robinson) when Fletcher hangs it up.  Riley jumped on the scene a couple years ago and never looked back, Orakpo has to stay healthy to help the Redskins pass rush and Kerrigan has done well, he’s had his moments in IDP world.  Can’t say enough about Fletcher except that he’s consistency at its finest and he’s been doing it for a long time.  At some points during last season it looked like Fletcher was done, then out of nowhere he comes back with a 20 tackle game (most were assisted tackles but still).  If Orakpo or Kerrigan happen to go down, a solid replacement awaits in Brandon Jenkins who is a bull rusher off the edge and will get his opportunity to make some noise.  Keenan Robinson is the one who has to showcase he’ll be capable of filling in for Fletcher, hasn’t shown much yet but I got a feeling he’ll be a hot name entering 2014 as a LB sleeper.  Redskins hold a strong IDP unit, you got your do it all LB’s in Fletcher and Riley then you got your pass rushers in Orakpo and Kerrigan; Jenkins is a solid dynasty hold and Robinson is one to keep on your watch list.  Redskins LB Values are: Fletcher (LB1) Riley (LB2) Orakpo (LB4) Kerrigan (LB5) Jenkins (LB6, stash) Robinson (LB6, watch list)
6. Carolina Panthers: (Luke Kuechly, Jon Beason, Thomas Davis, AJ Klein) – now if this was a LB group about 3 years ago, then the Panthers would be putting on the field 2 elite LB’s but unfortunately it’s just one and he’s arguably the #1 LB in IDP world; a straight up tackling machine.  Beason has struggled mightily with knee injuries and moving to the outside; but he’s flying under the radar now and if he can stay healthy, he’ll put up close to the numbers we’re used to seeing.  Davis on the other hand is just a great story, had a good season in 2012 after coming off of 3 knee surgeries; can’t help but root for the guy and he’s not that bad of a LB neither as he’ll always find his way near the ball.  Enter rookie AJ Klein, who is an injury away from a good opportunity.  Klein is definitely the depth and insurance the Panthers lacked lately and should be able to step right in when his number is called.  The upside lies within Kuechly and Klein, the value is in Beason; granted he can put together a full season and depth to be had is with Davis.  This LB unit should have strong value in IDP leagues; most if not all of them should be drafted unless you’re not in a deep league or in a league that starts 3+ LB’s.  Here are the Panthers LB Value: Kuechly (LB1) Beason (LB3) Davis (LB4) Klein (LB5 with LB3 upside when opportunity knocks).
7. Denver Broncos: (Von Miller, Wesley Woodyard, Nate Irving and Stewart Bradley) – The biggest question mark here is obviously the Middle LB position; as Bradley’s best days are behind him and Irving is still a project but he gets first crack at getting the start spot.  What puts the Broncos at #6 is the presence of dominating pass rusher in Von Miller and continuing to be impressive Wesley Woodyard.  Both are in the top 20 if not 15 in rankings; and both hold big play ability to provide you with some big points in most weeks.  Irving can be one who puts up some nice tackle numbers, if he wants the starting job.  Bradley, he’s the veteran presence and just in case Irving doesn’t work out; but Bradley best days are behind him and might I add he was a solid LB back when he was serviceable/worth drafting.  Broncos LB Values are: Miller (LB1) Woodyard (LB2, has the ceiling of a LB1) Irving (LB4) Bradley (LB5)
8. New England Patriots: (Jerod Mayo, Brandon Spikes, Dont’a Hightower, Jamie Collins) – One of the younger & more intriguing LB groups in the NFL as well as for your IDP eyes.  First up you got the savvy vet who has elite upside in Jerod Mayo; but one has to assume that his 2010 days are behind him and all you can ask for is consistency, still a sure bet for 130+ tackles.  Spikes has been hit or miss since he’s been in the league, seems to have his head on straight this off-season; especially if his goal is to stay on the field to be a 3-down LB and if he does his numbers will skyrocket.  Hightower is entering his 2^nd season and has shown flashes of what he can do, should be all-around LB putting up stats in just about every category, high upside.  Collins is the wildcard here but in a good situation; could be a solid dynasty stash and he definitely is on the right team to develop and learn.  As the Patriots defense continues to get younger and faster, Mayo will still stand out and will still be the 1^st NEP IDP taken off the board, especially at the LB position.  Here are the Patriots LB Values: Mayo (LB1) Hightower (LB2 upside) Spikes (LB3, becomes 3-down LB he can jump into LB2 territory) Collins (LB5, definitely keep on your radar)
9. St Louis Rams: (James Laurinaitis, Alec Ogletree and Jo-Lonn Dunbar) – Looks like the Rams are finally to be able to put out on the field a solid group of LB’s.  The addition of Ogletree is huge, he’s a freak of an athlete and versatile it’ll give Laurinaitis no worries.  Laurinaitis is an elite LB in the IDP world; and just about a lock for 130+ tackles and I wouldn’t be surprised if it dipped some with Ogletree’s presence.  Dunbar had a stellar 2012 campaign, where he was a solid LB2 in most weeks but again, with Ogletree’s presence I see a dip in Dunbar’s numbers.  Overall this unit will balance itself out and if you’re a Laurinaitis owner, expect more of the same.  It’s clear to see Ogletree is the high upside player and has been impressive thus far in OTA’s but I’m waiting for training camp.  Not much depth behind these guys so they got to remain healthy.  Here are the Rams LB Values: Laurinaitis (LB1) Ogletree (LB3) Dunbar (LB3)

10. Cleveland Browns: (D’Qwell Jackson, Jabaal Sheard, Paul Kruger, James Michael-Johnson, Barkevious Mingo, Craig Robertson) – welcome to Cleveland Ray Horton, who will turn this defense into the case of the nasty.  Expect Jackson to be used similarly to how Daryl Washington was used in Arizona; therefore staples him an elite LB because he’ll be all over the ball.  Pass rushers galore in Cleveland, Kruger, Sheard (who had a better time standing up to get to the QB) and incoming rookie Barkevious; got some serious edge rushers here.  Mingo’s speed alone will cause havoc when he comes in during situations; and if the OL is tired.  Rising star is James Michael-Johnson, he’ll eventually get that starting gig at ILB next to D’Qwell as Robertson is a stop gap and I expect JMJ to earn his spot sooner than later.  If your league scores big for those who get the QB sacks, tackle for losses then Kruger, Mingo and Sheard are 3 LB’s too keep on your radar.  I’m definitely excited to see this defense operate in 2013, on the rise.  Here are the Browns LB values: D’Qwell (LB1) Sheard (LB4) Kruger (LB4) JMJ (LB4, once he starts bump him up to LB3) Robertson (LB5).

IDPwithBEE DB TIERS

IDPwithBEE DB TIERS

Time to dive into the DB tiers of the IDP world; don’t get this confused with rankings.  Unlike the LB’s and DL’s I’ve only done up to 5 tiers for DB with a bunch of them between 4 & 5; don’t mistake tiers 4 & 5 for least production as each to his own have their potential to rise up and out-produce those in other tiers.  Of course same can be said for those in the top 3 tiers, I just went with who will offer you the most upside and who provides you the best opportunity to win.  A handful of rookies are in prime position to make a name for them in the IDP world.  Here’s a breakdown of the tiers entering 2013.

• Tier 01: Those who been there & done that and either can finish #1
• Tier 02: upside tier with a few that could vault into tier 1 territory
• Tier 03: a few rookies in prime opportunity, a sleeper and savvy vets
• Tier 04:  Those who’ve done it in the past & just maintain their numbers, limited upside just consistency
• Tier 05:  a handful of dynasty stashes, a CB whose lone value lies in return yardage league and a few have the upside while the rest put up numbers here and there

Tier 01

• KAM CHANCELLOR (SEA)
• MORGAN BURNETT (GBP)
• CHARLES TILLMAN (CHI)
• ERIC WEDDLE (SDC)
• JAIRUS BYRD (BUF)

Tier 02

• ERIC BERRY (KCC)
• TJ WARD (CLE)
• CORTLAND FINNEGAN (STL)
• TYVON BRANCH (OAK)
• DEVIN MCCOURTY (NEP)
• RICHARD SHERMAN (SEA)
• WILLIAM MOORE (ATL)
• MARK BARRON (TBB)
• HARRISON SMITH (MIN)

Tier 03

• JONATHAN CYPRIEN (JAC)
• ANTOINE BETHEA (IND)
• JANORIS JENKINS (STL)
• LARON LANDRY (IND)
• MATT ELAM (BAL)
• KENNY VACCARO (NOS)
• STEPHON GILMORE (BUF)
• DA’NORRIS SEARCY (BUF)
• CHARLES WOODSON (OAK)
• BERNARD POLLARD (TEN)
• GLOVER QUIN (DET)

Tier 04

• DAWAN LANDRY (NYJ)
• MALCOLM JENKINS (NOS)
• ROMAN HARPER (NOS)
• JASON MCCOURTY (TEN)
• RESHAD JONES (MIA)
• KAREEM JACKSON (HOU)
• STEVIE BROWN (NYG)
• THOMAS DECOUD (ATL)
• CASEY HAYWARD (GBP)
• TIM JENNINGS (CHI)
• JOE HADEN (CLE)
• DEREK COX (SDC)
• KEENAN LEWIS (NOS)
• TYRANN MATHIEU (ARI)
• PAT CHUNG (PHI)
• BRENT GRIMES (MIA)
• TROY POLAMALU (PIT)
• ANTREL ROLLE (NYG)
• REGGIE NELSON (CIN)
• TJ MCDONALD (STL)
• DEANGELO HALL (WAS)
• ED REED (HOU)
• RYAN CLARK (PIT)

Tier 05

• DASHON GOLDSON (TBB)
• EARL THOMAS (SEA)
• ANTOINE WINFIELD (SEA)
• PATRICK PETERSON (ARI)
• ALTERRAUN VERNER (TEN)
• LOUIS DELMAS (DET)
• DESMOND TRUFANT (ATL)
• DAVID AMERSON (WAS)
• GREG TOLER (IND)
• YEREMIAH BELL (ARI)
• DEE MILLINER (NYJ)
• CARY WILLIAMS (PHI)
• M.D. JENNINGS (GBP)
• BRADLEY FLETCHER (PHI)
• MAJOR WRIGHT (CHI)
• CHRIS CLEMONS (MIA)
• DJ SWEARINGER (HOU)
• SHAMARKO THOMAS (PIT)
• MARCUS GILCHRIST (SDC)
• DRE KIRKPATRICK (CIN)
• PHILLIP THOMAS (WAS)
• BACARRI RAMBO (WAS)
• BRANDON BROWNER (SEA)

IDPwithBEE 2013 DL TIERS

My fellow IDP readers, I’m doing tiers now for each IDP position that you have starting in your league.  First up I got the DL (Defensive Linemen) and don’t confuse yourself with rankings or some may look at it as Tier 1 = DL1 which is not necessarily true but it can mean something simliar to that.  I’ll break down each tier with a little bit more detail, but I’m going to show you my 6 Tiers of the DL position that’ll give you a better chance at landing a solid group of DL for your roster, who has the upside and who you’ll avoid. 

• TIER 01 – The elite, the studs and the ones where you’d have to target a little earlier if you want em.
• TIER 02 – upside and ability to put up huge points, DL1 candidates and you have a chance to pair 2 of them.
• TIER 03 – consistent vets and risers
• TIER 04 – savvy vets in this tier as well as those are just scratching the surface, sleeper picks and potential.
• TIER 05 – spot starters, rookies with upside
• TIER 06 – some you’ll shy away from, a couple rookies with upside to vault them into a higher tier & last resort type DL to target, definitely DL4/5 with these players.

IDPwithBEE IDP TIERS
TIER 01	TM		TIER 02	TM		TIER 03	TM
J.J. WATT	HOU		CALAIS CAMPBELL	ARI		JULIUS PEPPERS	CHI
JASON PIERRE-PAUL	NYG		JARED ALLEN	MIN		CHANDLER JONES	NEP
CAMERON WAKE	MIA		GREG HARDY	CAR		MICHAEL JOHNSON	CIN
			MARIO WILLIAMS	BUF		CARLOS DUNLAP	CIN
			GENO ATKINS	CIN		HALOTI NGATA	BAL
			CHARLES JOHNSON	CAR		NDAMUKONG SUH	DET
						ROBERT QUINN	STL
						DEMARCUS WARE	DAL
TIER 04	TM		TIER 05	TM		TIER 06	TM
OSI UMENYIORA	ATL		QUANTERUS SMITH	DEN		EZEKIEL ANSAH	DET
MUHAMMED WILKERSON	NYJ		COREY LIUGET	SDC		DESMOND BRYANT	CLE
JUSTIN SMITH	SF		EVERSON GRIFFEN	MIN		JAY RATLIFF	DAL
CLIFF AVRIL	DET		HENRY MELTON	CHI		FLETCHER COX	PHI
LAMAAR HOUSTON	OAK		JASON BABIN	JAC		DWIGHT FREENEY	SDC
JUSTIN TUCK	NYG		DATONE JONES	GBP		DARNELL DOCKETT	ARI
CHRIS LONG	STL		WILLIAM HAYES	STL		MARGUS HUNT	CIN
COREY WOOTTON	CHI		DEREK WOLFE	DEN		KENDALL REYES	SDC
NICK FAIRLEY	DET		CHRIS CLEMONS	SEA		JEREMY MINCEY	JAC
CAMERON JORDAN	NOS		KAMERION WIMBLEY	TEN		MICHAEL BROCKERS	STL
ADRIAN CLAYBORN	TBB		DA’QUAN BOWERS	TBB		SHAUN PHILLIPS	DEN
BRUCE IRVIN	SEA		ANTHONY SPENCER	DAL
DERRICK MORGAN	TEN		AHTYBA RUBIN	CLE
DION JORDAN	MIA		PHIL TAYLOR	CLE
BRIAN ROBISON	MIN		DWAN EDWARDS	CAR
			KROY BIERMANN	ATL
			ISRAEL IDONJE	CHI
			STAR LOTULELEI	CAR
			SHELDON RICHARDSON	NYJ