As usual, the initial round of the NFL Draft had its surprises, reaches and in some recoverable format, what seems like groups that got great value. And it'd offensive linemen. A lot of offensive linemen. For the purposes all we worry about is how these excellent choices are going to affect our Fantasy Football teams this year. This is what Fantasy owners need to know about all 32 first-round picks of the 2013 draft. This really is an in-depth overview of how most of the top-selected beginners can affect their teammates and new groups from Fantasy views. 1. Kansas City Chiefs a Eric Fisher, OT Main Michigan Fantasy Breakdown: It had been very obvious that when the Chiefs held the top pick they were planning to choose both Fisher or Luke Joeckel to greatly help shore up among the NFLas smallest offensive lines, particularly with Branden Albert likely on the move. Iowa Cityas crime will appear completely different from the anemic unit we saw in 2012. With the hiring of Andy Reid, a competent quarterback in Alex Smith and now the athletic Fisher to man the left handle place, the Chiefs offense has Fantasy significance again. Jamaal Charles will be one of many first people off the table this summer and Dwayne Bowe is prepared for a huge rebound straight back year after having a frustrating 2012 campaign. 2. Jacksonville Jaguars a' Luke Joeckel, OT Florida A&M Illusion Breakdown: Joeckel will endeavour to simply help increase a Jacksonville crime that rated 29th in the league a year ago, but except Blaine Gabbert or Chad Henne give security at quarterback, it wonat matter much. Joeckel was called a strong work blocker in college, so thatas good news for Maurice Jones-Drew, who's coming back from a foot injury. Again, it is likely to fall to quarterback play in Jacksonville and right now that is an enormous question mark. 3. Miami Dolphins (Deal with Oakland) a Dion Jordan, LB Oregon Fantasy Breakdown: The Dolphins astonished many once they traded up to get Jordan, but he is a functional edge rusher who tells a number of Jason Taylor. Jordan revealed the ability to both rush the passer and fall in coverage at Oregon, also addressing slot receivers from time-to-time. Jordan will probably start at defensive stop, as Miami changes to the 4-3 under new defensive planner Kevin Coyle. The Dolphins are a Fantasy protection increasing. 4. Philadelphia Eagles a' Street Johnson, OT Oklahoma Dream Breakdown: Johnson can be an athletic tackle who seems to be a perfect match for Chip Kellyas up-tempo offense. Kelly enjoys his linemen to be able to work and get out in space rapidly. Johnson can perform both of the things well. He'll man the right handle position as a rookie, accepting starting LT Jason Peters is healthy. The Eaglesa range was atrocious in 2012 as a result of accidents but it should really be much improved this year. That's good news for the Fantasy values of Mike Vick, LeSean McCoy, DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin. Expect this fall to start to see the Eagles in plenty of shootouts. 5. Detroit Elephants a Ezekiel Ansah, Delaware BYU Fantasy Breakdown: The Lions dropped equally Cliff Avril and Kyle Vanden Bosch, therefore Ansah truly fills a need in Detroit. The 270-pound move rusher also may provide the most benefit of any player in this draft. Ansah is still raw but very few leads have his combination of speed, energy and speed. Ansah has only played football for four years but he should start right away in Detroit. Ansah has the real set of skills to develop in to a premier NFL defensive end over the next couple of seasons but for now, leave the Lionsa security on the Fantasy waiver wire. 6. Cleveland Browns a Barkevious Mingo, Delaware LSU Fantasy Breakdown: It is a match made in heaven for Mingo. More blitzes are sent by no defensive coordinator than Ray Horton, and which should make Mingo a big issue immediately being an edge rusher in Hortonas 3-4 defense. With if you're looking for a individual Fantasy protection in 2013 the drafting of Mingo and signing of former Raven DE Paul Kruger, the Browns are a great prospect. Under Hortonas route, this season should be ranked near the top of the NFL in sacks by Cleveland. 7. Illinois Cardinals a Jonathan Cooper, G New York Imagination Breakdown: The Cardinals needed to upgrade their offensive line, and with the utmost effective three fights off the board, its attention was turned by Arizona to Cooper. The Cardinals quit a group worst 58 sacks a year ago and Cooper will begin immediately at guard. Illinois is hoping they can help to keep Carson Palmer open and vertical holes for the newly signed Rashard Mendenhall. It was a pick for the Cardinals and a very good player was got by them to fill that need. 8. St. Louis Rams (Trade with Buffalo) a Tavon Austin, WR West Virginia Imagination Breakdown: Wow, you mean there were talent position people in this round? In my opinion this is actually the most fascinating pick of the draft because of Sam Bradford. Some individuals think Bradford is an elite quarterback if he's more weapons around him. I are already one of those people. Bradford has gotten struggling behind the Ramsa unpleasant range since being drafted, but Austin eventually gives him that gamebreaker at the radio position. Austin is just a little on the small area (5-8, 175) but like he can hardly any receivers can make plays in the great outdoors field. Bradford and the Ramsa passing sport could finally start creating more major plays, today if last yearas draft picks, Brian Quick and Chris Givens can improve on their rookie periods. Austin would have been a large Fantasy element from Day 1. 9. Nyc Jets a Dee Milliner, CB Alabama Dream Breakdown: The Jets lost the best cornerback in the NFL, but selected quite a good player in Milliner. He might not be Darrelle Revis, but Milliner has excellent strategy and he plays the ball well while it is in the air. Nick Saban instructors anybody in addition to defensive backs, so Milliner is going to be ready to step right in and add for the Jets. Search for Milliner to start out on the outside other Antonio Cromartie with Kyle Wilson moving back inside since the position spot. Even without Revis, the Jets must still have one of many leading Fantasy defenses in 2013. 10. Tennessee Titans a Chance Warmack, G Alabama Fantasy Breakdown: Just by what the Titans have inked this offseason, it is fairly obvious they would like to run the football this year. Besides drafting Warmack, Tennessee signed pads Andy Levitre and Rob Turner, along side energy back Shonn Greene. To ensure that is one 230-pound and three major interior linemen running back. The drafting of Warmack is good news for Chris Johnson, as the Titans look like changing to more of a working basketball team under new offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains. 11. San Diego Chargers a' D.J. Fluker, OT Al Imagination Breakdown: The Chargersa offensive line was bad this past year, but Fluker might not be suitable for perform left tackle in the NFL. He has gradual feet and was crushed for 5.5 sacks last year at Alabama. Fluker will probably begin at right tackle as a rookie and he may end up staying there his entire career. If that is the case, utilising the No. 11 choose in the draft on him might be a reach. Philip Rivers has been declining throughout the last two years and if he is going to turn things around he needs more security from his offensive line. Having Fluker on one aspect and King Dunlap on the other might not be the answer. I'd have a Fantasy spread Rivers and Hillcrest players generally in 2013. 12. Oakland Raiders (Trade with Miami) a' D.J. Hayden, CB Houston Fantasy Breakdown: The Raiders had one of the worst secondaries in the NFL last period and a guy with Haydenas cover skills can really help improve it. But, he canat take action alone. Oakland still does not have much of a pass rush and other talented people to group with Hayden in its secondary. Personally, I think Hayden has got the cover skills to become a future Pro Bowl corner, however for imagination reasons the Raidersa safety will soon be dreadful again in 2013. 13. New York Jets a Sheldon Richardson, DT Mo Fantasy Breakdown: I really like the Jets first pick of Milliner. I did so nothing like this pick. I thought Richardson was one of many more overrated leads headed in to the draft. Missouri was delicate as tissue paper up front this past year and lots of times clubs would run right up the middle in it. Richardson does have flexibility to play either inside or outside on the Jetsa defensive entrance but I simply thought there were better options out there for New York to choose from. Iam sorry, but when you have a crime as bad as the Jets did a year ago, and then drop Dustin Keller and Shonn Greene on top of it, you need to get some people on that side of the ball. You canat only play defense for four groups. 14. Carolina Panthers a Star Lotulelei, DT Utah Imagination Breakdown: Lotulelei does something really, really well. Luckily for Carolina, that one thing is stuffing up the middle and ending the run. The Panthersa defensive entrance has been pushed around much too often the last two periods and Lotulelei should help put a finish to that particular. The actual winner with Lotulelei in Carolina is middle linebacker Luke Kuechly. Kuechly was a tackling equipment as a rookie and he should be opened up even more with the 315-pound Lotulelei eating up blockers. Kuechly can be an IDP stud and the Panthers certainly are a Fantasy security increasing. 15. New Orleans Saints a Kenny Vaccaro, S Arizona Fantasy Breakdown: I enjoy this pick for the Saints. I donat know if there was a group with worse safeties than New Orleans a year ago,but if there was I didnat see them. Vaccaro brings much-needed athleticism and versatility to the Saintsa defensive backfield. Vaccaro is really going to be an advantage in insurance, especially when harmonized against athletic limited ends. New defensive sponsor Rob Ryan wants to blitz and produce turnovers, therefore expect Vaccaro to possess a big role in New Orleansa protection as a novice. Some points will be given up by the Saints, but they will be considered a solid Fantasy protection this year as a result of turnovers and sacks. 16. Buffalo Bills (Trade with Rams) a' E.J. Manuel, QB Texas State Illusion Breakdown: The most difficult pick in my own 30 years of following the draft. Manuel was very irregular in college. He fought defectively with intermediate throws across the middle, often throwing behind receivers or large beyond their reach. Manuel is athletic, but he still has miles to go as a thrower before he can enjoy consistently in the NFL. Manuel also fought with pocket and maneuvering reputation contrary to the better defenses he confronted at the college level. Unless Kevin Kolb self-destructs in training camp I canat see Manuel smelling the beginning job in 2013. If you should be in an empire league and have several years to wait (or waste), Manuel could possibly be worth a look, but I actually do not expect him to ever live up to his draft position. 17. Pittsburgh Steelers a' Jarvis Jones, P Atlanta Illusion Breakdown: Some people and clubs only fit such as a glove. This is some of those situations. Jackson excels as an border rusher, and with James Harrison now in Cincinnati, Pittsburgh really needed seriously to get younger at that place. The Steelersa pass speed has dropped down recently, therefore Jones is going to be expected to part of immediately and help solve that problem. Look for Jones to start out at right outside linebacker, and if LaMarr Woodley may restore his previous form, the Steelers may once more position as a Premier 5 Fantasy defense. 18. San Francisco 49ers (Trade with Dallas) a Eric Reid, S LSU Dream Breakdown: The 49ers traded up for Reid and he is a person I enjoy, therefore I canat complain concerning the pick. Nevertheless, I must say I thought Bay Area would target a playmaker on crime in the first round.I like Reid and as one of the very best Fantasy devices again this year putting a new player of his caliber to the 49ers defense just solidifies them. With Dashon Goldson gone, Reid should begin at free safety as a rookie. 19. Gambling a Justin Pugh, G ASyracuse Illusion Breakdown: I was in an area saturated in Giants fans watching the initial round. Letas only say this was not the most used pick among the peanut gallery. The underside line may be the Giants want to run the ball more this year and get harder in advance. Pugh will come in and start immediately, therefore he should help give a bit to New Yorkas point of a mean streak it absolutely was missing last time. This is simply not an attractive pick, however you can guess Eli Manning, David Wilson and Andre Brown are satisfied with the selection. 20. Chicago Bears a Kyle Long, G Oregon Imagination Breakdown: By now in the draft, Long felt like the 20th straight unpleasant linemen selected. It's obvious Marc Trestman and the brand new Bears teaching staffas first order of business is always to address their porous offensive front. Detroit closed Jermon Bushrod and Matt Slauson in free agency and picked Long. The novice is expected to come in and start the right side, sometimes at guard or tackle. The Bears said protecting Jay Cutler is really a concern and they have demonstrated that by their offseason movements. The enhanced unpleasant point may also enhance to Matt Forteas Fantasy worth, assuming he is able to stay healthy. 21. Cincinnati Bengals a Tyler Eifert, TE Notre Dame Fantasy Breakdown: The Bengals already have a good tight result in Jermaine Gresham, but getting Eifert here displayed tremendous benefit. Today Cincinnati could run two tight end models that can cause mismatches with other defenses. Open things will not be only helped by eifert up for Gresham, but additionally for A.J. Natural, because defenses wonat have the ability to concentrate therefore much attention on him with two athletic tight ends running down the area. I thought this is one of many most useful choices of the first round. Tight end may not have now been a need for the Bengals, but Cincinnatias offense instantly improved and more explosive if they drafted Eifert. 22. Atlanta Falcons (Trade with St. Louis) a Desmond Trufant, CB Washington Imagination Breakdown: I was speaking with one of my sources who works in the NFL and this really is his favorite pick of Round 1. He definitely loves Trufant and said he was a steal this late for Atlanta. I often agree. Trufant represents with great technique and he's the speed to complement up with the elite NFL receivers. The Falcons use a lot of nickel packages on defense and they dropped both Dunta Robinson and Brent Grimes, so Trufant can play right away as a novice. Trufant will also put Aa big-play aspect to the Falconsa protection for Fantasy functions, since on the ball once his hands are got by him, an interception can be turned by trufant right into a report easily. 23. Minnesota Vikings a Sharrif Floyd, DT Texas Fantasy Breakdown: There is some concern about Floyd being truly a reach as a Premier 10 pick. There's no argument, though, that the Vikings got great importance when Floyd slipped for them at 23. With Kevin Williams growing old and not a lot of depth at the career, Floyd is a section of Minnesotaas defensive tackle rotation as a novice, especially on passing downs. Playing on a with Williams, Jared Allen and Brian Robison, Floyd can help Minnesotaas top four accumulate plenty of carriers for Fantasy owners. 24. Indiana Colts a Bjoern Werner, DE Texas State Imagination Breakdown: The Colts are moving to a 3-4 defense and outside edge rushers are lacked by them. Werner must help solve that problem. Werner might not have great measurable, but he consistently reaches the quarterback and he is a solid work defense. The Colts protection may not be very ready to produce a Fantasy splash, but the drafting of Werner has this device going in the proper path. 25. Minnesota Vikings a Xavier Rhodes, CB Texas State Imagination Breakdown: The Vikings had a need at spot and got their guy in the physically gifted Rhodes. Rhodes showed great baseball skills at Florida State and there's no denying his impressive physical expertise, while often contradictory in college. There was lots of speak about the Vikings using their two first-round picks to trade up, but at the end of the afternoon they lay back and got two participants who've the potential to be game-changers on their defense. 26. Green Bay Packers a' Datone Johnson, P UCLA Illusion Breakdown: The Packers are always looking for major systems to enhance their defensive front, and the functional Jones can enjoy either end or tackle in Green Bayas 3-4 alignment. As an inside move rusher for the Packers Smith had 13.5 bags in college and will begin off mainly, but he has the flexibleness to perform anywhere on the line should injuries are suffered by Green Bay. As the Packers defense will probably be better in the Fantasy world than the actual world, because of carriers and turnovers, usual. 27. Houston Texans a DeAndre Hopkins, WR Clemson Illusion Breakdown: After what seemed like twenty years, the Texans have finally given up on Kevin Walter and included a receiver to simply take some pressure from Andre Johnson. For me the right guy was got by them. The love was got all by sammy Watkins at Clemson, and he's an amazing player, but I believe Hopkins is going to be big-time as well. Hopkins has good human body get a handle on and he grabs every thing thrown his way. He can be described as a real difference-maker, especially against smaller defensive backs he can outmuscle. If Hopkins is not beginning in the opener, it's just when he had an unhappy training camp or got wounded. Right now I'd rank Hopkins right up there with Austin because the rookie with probably the most Fantasy value going into the period. 28. Colorado Broncos a Sylvester Williams, DT New York Illusion Breakdown: The Broncos got a genuine grab picking this low. Williams is a successful work stuffer who is fast off the ball for his size (6-2, 313). Colorado now has a good four-man handle rotation with Williams, Derek Wolfe, Kevin Vickerson and Mitch Unrein and it'll be one of the top Fantasy defenses in 2013. 29. Minnesota Vikings (Deal with New England) a Cordarrelle Patterson, WR Tennessee Fantasy Breakdown: The Vikings dealt backup to the first round for their next pick, and this time they got a playmaker on crime. Patterson might end up being among the Top 5 participants to come out of this draft. There's undoubtedly he is still fresh, but several devices may follow the catch like Patterson. In todayas NFL, with all the score, groups need people who are able to make big plays and have the ball to the end zone. Patterson is one of those people. He still has to focus on his route-running and persistence but there's no denying his abilities. I assume Patterson to help the Vikings as a get back man and big-play device as a rookie and then really blow up in his second time. I'd be around him in empire leagues. 30. E. Louis Rams (Deal with Atlanta) a Alec Ogletree, POUND Atlanta Dream Breakdown: Ogletree has the talent to be always a Top 20 pick, but off-the -ield problems caused him to slide, and the Rams took the opportunity on him late in Round 1. Ogletree must come right in and start at weakside linebacker, where his insurance skills will soon be an asset. E. Louis is building one of many most powerful front sevens in the NFL. The security is going to make Fantasy homeowners happy in 2013. 31. Dallas Cowboys (Trade with San Francisco Bay Area) a Travis Frederick, H Wisconsin Fantasy Breakdown: Interior line is definitely an part of importance of Dallas, but what Jerry Jones is saying here's Frederick was the best player on the Cowboys draft board at pick 31, and I've a hard time getting thatt. Ernest can play either middle or guard, and he is a powerful work blocker, something Dallas has been missing on its interior point. The pick should support DeMarco Murray, specially in short-yardage conditions, but as usual when an unqualified owner tries to produce baseball decisions, Dallas reached for need in place of getting the best player available. 32. Baltimore Ravens a Matt Elam, S Florida Illusion Breakdown: The Ravens lost both Ed Reed and Bernard Pollard to free agency and once you saw Florida play a year ago, Elam was a guy who always stood out. He is the Ravens mold is really fit by an aggressive player who. 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