Complete 2013 Projections

The default order for player projections is based on ESPN.com's recommended draft rankings, which take into account projected total points as well as upside and risk.

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PROJECTED 2013 SEASON STATS
91. T.J. Graham, Buf WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics593132210.4115031
2013 Projections472425610.72327039
2013 Outlook: The good: Graham could be a starter this year. The bad: The team that employs him is the Buffalo Bills. A straight-line runner whose routes are all kinds of raw, Graham showed he could occasionally stretch the field in his rookie campaign, but has little variation to his game. He'll battle the likes of Marquise Goodwin and Da'Rick Rogers for the deep-threat job, but with either Kevin Kolb or rookie E.J. Manuel under center, there's probably not a ton of value no matter who wins the gig alongside Stevie Johnson and Robert Woods.
92. Tommy Streeter, Bal WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics0000.000000
2013 Projections452533713.5100037
2013 Outlook: Streeter generated some buzz at the '11 combine by running a 4.4 40 at 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds. But he absolutely wasn't ready to run pro routes, and when he sprained a foot in training camp, the Ravens used it as an opportunity to place him on IR. It would be a major leap to say Streeter is ready for a big role in Baltimore after never having played a regular-season snap, but guys with his size/speed combo don't come around often. He could get in the mix for targets behind Torrey Smith and Jacoby Jones.
93. Markus Wheaton, Pit WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics------------------
2013 Projections422530512.2100036
2013 Outlook: Wheaton fits the mold of a Todd Haley receiver: He may be undersized, but he's electric in the open field and can break away from defenders given a sliver of daylight. In fact, Wheaton is basically a clone of the two guys at the top of Pittsburgh's depth chart, Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders. It wouldn't be a surprise to see an all-Smurfs lineup of wideouts on the field at times in '13, though it's also likely that Wheaton was drafted as a potential replacement for Sanders, who's operating on a one-year contract this season.
94. Jacoby Ford, Oak WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics0000.000000
2013 Projections673748613.11739055
2013 Outlook: Ford missed half the '11 season with a Lisfranc injury in his left foot, then reinjured the same foot last August and missed all of '12. This time he had surgery, so the Raiders are hopeful he can return to health, plus Darrius Heyward-Bey is gone from Oakland so there are openings up the depth chart. But it's no sure thing that Ford's 4.28 speed will be back, and that's been his calling card: He's struggled with the finer points of route running. We deem it likely that Rod Streater starts opposite Denarius Moore, while Ford focuses on kickoff returns.
95. Jason Avant, Phi WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics765364812.2000059
2013 Projections725055911.2000053
2013 Outlook: Give Avant credit for being steady. The past three years he's logged 51, 52 and 53 catches. But he's a pure possession guy who just can't find the end zone: He's never eclipsed three TDs in any of his seven NFL seasons, and has two combined scores in the past three campaigns. The explanation? Avant runs geometrically precise routes and has exceptional hands, but he couldn't make a play after the catch to save his life. As a security blanket, he's lovely for a QB to have around. As a fantasy option, we know you can do better.
96. Harry Douglas, Atl WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics593839610.4124039
2013 Projections553840410.6114046
2013 Outlook: On another team, the shifty Douglas might be a No. 2 wideout you could get excited about. But on a roster that features Roddy White, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzalez, Douglas has to settle for being one of the best catch-starved slot men in the league. He gained 15-plus yards on an impressive seven of his 39 catches last season, and often finds himself singled up on linebackers. He just doesn't get the ball enough. Douglas never had more than five grabs in a game all year, and has exactly one TD in each of his four pro seasons.
97. Julian Edelman, NE WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics322123511.23445051
2013 Projections523437711.12445051
2013 Outlook: Edelman briefly flashed playmaking ability to start '12, temporarily starting ahead of Wes Welker before injuring his left hand in Week 3. By the time Edelman got healthy, Welker was on fire and playing time was no longer available. But while Danny Amendola signed with the Pats, Welker and Brandon Lloyd have left New England, plus both Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez needed surgery this winter. Edelman will fight rookies Aaron Dobson and Josh Boyce (among others) for snaps, but it'll be his perennial durability concerns that pose his biggest challenge.
98. Corey Fuller, Det WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics------------------
2013 Projections381924913.1200036
2013 Outlook: Fuller has 4.43 speed at 6-foot-2 and 204 pounds, and in Detroit that means he's got potential value. However, we'd be surprised if he was immediately able to beat out a healthy Ryan Broyles or Nate Burleson, because there's rawness to Fuller's game. He doesn't get a great break off the line, takes a while to get up to top speed, and has inconsistent hands. Still, in a receiving corps with so many injury question marks and in an offense that throws it at historically high levels, Fuller has an outside chance of contributing as a rookie.
99. Lestar Jean, Hou WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics12615125.2100019
2013 Projections361826114.5100032
2013 Outlook: Jean had the look of a deep sleeper last summer. Unfortunately he stayed asleep. At 6-foot-3 and 215 pounds, Jean runs well and looks great in the uniform. Alas, his hands aren't yet NFL-quality and he showed little chemistry with Matt Schaub. Still a developmental player, Jean's path toward playing time became blocked when the Texans spent a first-round pick on DeAndre Hopkins in April. However, rookie wideouts have been known to struggle so Hopkins is no lock. Jean could get another chance; just remember that he's got all of six regular-season NFL catches.
100. Jordan Shipley, Jac WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics392324410.6100026
2013 Projections544244510.6100048
2013 Outlook: Last year, Shipley was cut by the Bengals, signed by the Bucs, cut by the Bucs, signed by the Bucs, cut by the Bucs and finally signed by the Jags for the season's final six games. But he may have found a permanent home in Jacksonville. He'll battle rookie Ace Sanders for the role of slot receiver, a training-camp tilt Shipley can win. Of course, Cecil Shorts and Justin Blackmon (when he returns from suspension) get fed first in the Jaguars' passing game, and the team's QB play is too shaky to make a No. 3 WR a fantasy factor.
101. Dwayne Harris, Dal WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics311722213.1100034
2013 Projections473136211.7100042
102. A.J. Jenkins, SF WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics1000.000000
2013 Projections261420114.4100024
103. Robert Meachem, SD WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics321420714.821-6030
2013 Projections271319314.81211026
104. Marvin Jones, Cin WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics321820111.21347028
2013 Projections412124311.61314031
105. Doug Baldwin, Sea WRYEARTARRECYDSAVGTDRUSHYDSTDPTS
2012 Statistics492936612.6300047
2013 Projections372629311.3100035