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Wes Welker

Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders' 'versatility' should lead to 'career year'

ESPN
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Aug 07, 2014 · 10:30 AM EDT

Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders should have a career year in this offense, especially given his versatility to play all over the formation.

Fantasy Impact: 

Sanders was the #35 WR in 2013, when he saw WR2 targets (112) for the Steelers. Eric Decker (138) and Wes Welker (111) saw a combined 249 targets as Denver's WR2 and WR3. With Decker gone, Welker (and TE Julius Thomas) could see a bit more work, but Sanders should be stepping into a big role. As OC Adam Gase said, Sanders is a good fit for his system and is versatile to play both inside and outside. He is very quick and is adept at making people miss, so he should thrive in Denver’s screen game.

Tom Brady
ESPN
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Aug 05, 2014 · 11:15 PM EDT

Quarterback Tom Brady joked that he has two pygmies in receivers Danny Amendola and Julian Edelman, and it should be noted that this might have been Amendola's finest day. He is running crisp routes, shaking defensive backs with sharp cuts, showing reliable hands, and has stayed healthy through 24 practices going back to the spring. This was similar to what we saw last preseason before things dipped when Amendola injured his groin. If he's healthy, a combination of "super pygmies" Amendola and Edelman will be fun to watch. While Amendola has been solid, no one has topped Edelman, who has developed a Wes Welker-like rapport with Brady.

Wes Welker

Broncos WR Emmanuel Sanders (thigh) missing practice, iffy for Thursday's game

ESPN
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Aug 05, 2014 · 2:53 PM EDT

Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders, who suffered a right thigh injury in Monday’s practice, was held out of the Broncos’ workout Tuesday morning.

Sanders was on the practice field but did not have a helmet and did not participate. The injury is not considered serious, but he is now likely a bit of a question mark for Thursday night’s preseason opener against the Seattle Seahawks.

Fantasy Impact: 

Sanders was the #35 WR in 2013, when he saw WR2 targets (112) for the Steelers. Eric Decker (138) and Wes Welker (111) saw a combined 249 targets as Denver's WR2 and WR3. With Decker gone, Welker (and TE Julius Thomas) could see a bit more work, but Sanders should be stepping into a big role. As OC Adam Gase said, Sanders is a good fit for his system and is versatile to play both inside and outside. He is very quick and is adept at making people miss, so he should thrive in Denver’s screen game. Rookie Cody Latimer is the wild card in the Denver receiving corps.

Wes Welker
Denver Broncos
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Jul 30, 2014 · 9:09 PM EDT

Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas' return to full work is imminent, but rookie Cody Latimer continues to show that he already has first-team talent.

Fantasy Impact: 

Latimer is competing with Andre Caldwell for snaps behind Thomas, Wes Welker and Emmanuel Sanders. If he continues to play well, he may find himself in a rotation, especially in the red zone where he can use his 6'3" frame.

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