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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: August 1, 2009
When fantasy pundits speak of "busts," they mean a player who will be drafted in the prominent position of a fantasy prince and finish the season in the position of a pauper compared to others drafted as high.
Finding these busts is nearly as important as finding the steals of the draft—steals get the nod because a great steal can make up for a bad bust.
When I originally thought of writing this piece, my top three busts looked as such:
1. Ronnie Brown
2. D'Angelo Williams
3. Wes Welker
Then mock drafts started and one trend stood out from the rest of them: Larry Fitzgerald is going in the top seven of nearly 78 percent of fantasy drafts.
This set my fantasy bust radar to red alert. Thoughts began popping in my head.
Things like, "When has a receiver ever posted back-to-back 200-point seaso...
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Article Source: BleacherReport.com
Published: August 1, 2009
When fantasy pundits speak of "busts," they mean a player who will be drafted in the prominent position of a fantasy prince and finish the season in the position of a pauper compared to others drafted as high.
Finding these busts is nearly as important as finding the steals of the draft—steals get the nod because a great steal can make up for a bad bust.
When I originally thought of writing this piece, my top three busts looked as such:
1. Ronnie Brown
2. D'Angelo Williams
3. Wes Welker
Then mock drafts started and one trend stood out from the rest of them: Larry Fitzgerald is going in the top seven of nearly 78 percent of fantasy drafts.
This set my fantasy bust radar to red alert. Thoughts began popping in my head.
Things like, "When has a receiver ever posted back-to-back 200-point seaso...
Read Complete Article at Bleacher Report - NFL
Article Source: BleacherReport.com