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| 2008 Target Players: AFC East By Jay Miles jmiles@progridironfootball.com Every year, there is always that one player that each team, fans, and media are waiting to "break out". PGF's Jay Miles examines a player for each team he believes that everyone is waiting on in our 2008 Target Players. |
| but injuries and inconsistency led to Trent Edwards getting the starting position. Edwards has the early edge to get the job, but it is not too late for him to be the starting quarterback of the Buffalo Bills with a strong preseason. |
| After being drafted #9 overall in 2007, Most scouts said Ginn "was drafted too high" and with last year's performance...Most scouts were right. Ginn had trouble getting into the starting rotation over last year's receiving corps and this year's is even better. He did show promise at the end of the year with 7 catches, 53 yards, and a touchdown against the Bengals. |
| Laurence Maroney, RB Patriots |
| Maroney has the ability to be a top running back in this league, but has he has not been able to play a full 16 game season (Missing 2 games in '06 and 3 games in '07). He has not had a 1,000 yards or 10 touchdowns in a season, but if he stays healthy I think this could be the year. |
| Justin Miller, CB Jets |
| Miller was already known as a elite returner in the league, but has not received the label as a elite corner. Drafted out of Clemson in 2005, he was one of the best corners and return specialist in the draft. He was able to see time in the secondary as a nickel corner, but the Jets need him to take that extra step and become a starter opposite of last year's rookie Darrelle Revis. He suffered a major setback in 2007 with a season ending injury and the Jets are hoping he can recover from it. |
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| J.P. Losman, Bills |
| Ted Ginn, WR Dolphins |