Jay Cutler Diet

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Now that the draft is over, just a few impressions of how some first rounders might fair next year with their new teams. When all is said and done, don't act like this guy when these rookies don't deliver for you in Madden (warning: language not safe for work)

Reggie Bush (Saints)-Count on some special teams scores and some good highlights, but 10tds would be a stretch...think Warrick Dunn in his early years.

Matt Leinart (Cardinals)-He'll be starting by week 4 when Warner goes down and he should be at the minimum a safe start. He doesnt turn the ball over and has enough weapons to get you by every week.

Vince Young (Titans)-He should be starting by midseason too...a second stringer at this point since he may struggle with his reads and cant outrun everyone. Leinart is the safer fantasy pick.

Jay Cutler (Broncos)-Probably wont see the field but has ok potential as a keeper. Not worth a draft pick unless Plummer goes down.

Vernon Davis (49ers)-This guy is the real deal and I would expect at least 8 TDs from him this year. This guy might slip under the radar with a lot of other high profile TEs out there but this guy has the luxury of being the only passing option on his team.

Santonio Holmes (Steelers)-Great long term potential but the Steelers like to work the ball around. Even without Randle-El its hard to imagine Holmes making a large impact...could help you as a 4th receiver.

Notes

Unfortunately I wasn’t able to see any of the preseason games tonight, but I noted plenty of fantasy football information as I dissected the box scores.

I told you in a previous entry to keep an eye on the Broncos running back situation, and things are still blurry. Tatum Bell rushed for 26 yards on five carries, but one was on a 15 yards. Rookie “starter” Mike Bell (seven carries, 26 yards) and veteran Ron Dayne (five carries, 12 yards) were both unspectacular based on the numbers. I didn’t think Denver’s backfield could be anymore difficult to predict, but it got worse Friday night.

Also from that game, rookie quarterback Jay Cutler and UConn product Dan Orlovsky both put up solid numbers. Obviously in a standard league it would be silly to pick these guys up because they aren’t starters, but keeper league owners may want to see if the two young guns stay hot throughout the preseason. But then again the preseason can be deceiving.

Some guy named David Kircus caught six passes for 76 yards and a score for Denver. Have I mentioned that the preseason can be deceiving?

The quarterback situation in Chicago isn’t being called a competition yet, but if Brian Griese keeps putting up these kind of numbers while Rex Grossman struggles then Grossman might be sitting the bench, where he is sure to find a way to get hurt.

Speaking of quarterbacks, Alex Smith actually looked like one as he completed 16-of-21 passes for 137 yards for the 49ers against a good Bears defense. To update the 49ers running back situation, Frank Gore caught five passes and rushed for 49 yards and a score on 10 carries. Kevan Barlow only rushed for two yards on one touch, I’ll be interested to see if that was Mike Nolan’s decision or if Barlow was injured or something.

Patriots’ rookie running back Laurence Maroney rushed for 66 yards on nine touches against the Falcons. If he’s somehow a free agent in your league pick him up immediately.