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It happens to all of us. We find ourselves scooping up bargains at our draft, sometimes straying from our draft plan to do so. Suddenly we find ourselves in the later rounds with a glaring hole in our lineup. Panic sets in when we realize that it is the 7th round and we have only drafted one wide receiver. Or it’s the 9th round and we still don’t have quarterback or a tight end. Fear not faithful Huddlers, here are a few players that might get you out of a tight spot.
Quarterback
Several options at this position and I would head the list with Matt Hasselbeck. Hasselbeck suffered through an injury riddled Seahawks season last year, and finds himself out of favor with the fantasy crowd. But he returns healthy with the best of crew of receivers he has had in some time (if not ever) and a tasty looking schedule for ‘09, Hasselbeck is a prime comeback candidate. In most drafts he can be had in the 9th round and sometimes much later depending on how quick QBs come off the board, yet has the potential to put up top ten numbers.
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