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| 2008 Target Players: AFC South By Jay Miles jmiles@progridironfootball.com May 7, 2008 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. |
| Travis Johnson, DT Texans |
| A former first round pick in 2005, Johnson has never played a full season, has a total of one sack, and has never forced a fumble he has to show some progress or the Texans have to look else for another defensive tackle. |
| Joseph Addai, RB Colts |
| Through his first seven games of 2007 Addai was looking like an All-Pro running back with 4 100-yard games and seven touchdowns, but after Week 10 he never rushed over 100 yards. He had more carries (261 in 2007) than the previous year (226 in 2006), but averaged less yards per carry (4.8 in '06 & 4.1 in '07). |
| Reggie Williams, WR Jaguars |
| in 2007 with 10 touchdowns, but only on 38 receptions. It seems that the Jaguars are being very patient with him in the past, but with new receivers Jerry Porter (Raiders) and Troy Williamson (Vikings) arriving, now has to be the he puts together a "complete season". |
| Mike Williams, WR Titans |
| A former top 10 pick in 2005, Williams has another chance with the Titans. Labeled as bust in Detroit and could not get in the rotation for for him to get his opportunity to prove himself. If he can prove his doubters wrong about his work ethic, he should be able to see significant time with the Titans and be a valuable red zone target for QB Vince Young. |
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