Marty Booker, Bears Speaking of potent offenses, none may be flashier than the Bears'. Marcus Robinson and Bobby Engram will get the bulk of the action, but look for Booker to beat out Eddie Kennison and Dez White for the No. 3 role. Booker was impressive in limited time in 1999 before getting hurt and could be productive in the slot for the Bears. Craig Yeast, Bengals With Darnay Scott done for the season, the Bengals are looking for a starter opposite Peter Warrick. It could eventually become rookie Ron Dugans, but at the start of the year it will be Yeast.
Yeast is a little guy but tough.
Tight ends 1. Desmond Clark, Broncos Mike Shanahan most likely will rotate his tight ends between Clark, Byron Chamberlain and Dwayne Carswell. Carswell is the best blocker and Chamberlain the best receiver, but Clark possesses both traits and could move to the forefront. Clark won't be another Shannon Sharpe, but he could still produce decent fantasy numbers. Damon Jones, Jaguars Kyle Brady gets the money and the publicity for the Jaguars but is a terrible receiver.