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| 2008 Target Players: AFC West 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. |
| Boss Bailey, LB Broncos |
| This is his first year in Denver, but Boss has never had that breakout year in Detroit. He only had one year over 80 tackles, and his career high in sacks are 3.5. He has all the skills to succeed and hopefully playing with big brother Champ can get him started. |
| Brodie Croyle, QB Chiefs |
| Chiefs showed Croyle this past draft that they still have faith in him by not drafting a QB. Kansas City coaching staff thinks he can play in this league and this year may be his last shot. |
| Michael Huff, S Raiders |
| In two years in the league, he has only managed one interception. Since being drafted in the 1st round (7th overall), Huff has shown flashes, but still has not put together that complete season. Now with DeAngelo Hall and Gibril Wilson added in the secondary, some of the pressure should be off of his shoulders. |
| Vincent Jackson, WR Chargers |
| In 2007, he finally got his chance to start and everyone was saying this is his year. He got off to a quick start Weeks 1-5, but then faded the rest of the year which lead the team to trade for Chris Chambers. In 2006, he had six touchdowns as backup and last year as a starter he had only three. Jackson needs to improve on his route running to get to the next level. |
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