... is an obvious choice from a fantasy sleeper standpoint. In Kolb's limited time on the field last year, (two starts and the second half of the opener), he showed a lot of promise and tossed for over 741 yards and four TDs (17 and 27 fantasy points respectively, in those starts).

Entering 2010, he's now the man and there's a lot to like. He's blessed with a pass happy coach, and abundance of talent at the skill positions (WR DeSean Jackson, WR Jeremy Maclin, TE Brent Celek, etc), and could very well end up a top 10 fantasy QB at the end of the season if he can remain healthy for 16 games.

2) Chad He...

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