Fantasy QB Replaceability

Fantasy QB Replaceability
JJ Zachariason wraps up his five-part series on fantasy quarterback drafting with a look at positional replaceability.
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Brooks Reed - LB - Texans

Texans OLB Brooks Reed reported to OTAs at 100 percent following offseason surgery on his groin.

Reed had the surgery in late January after a groin injury cost him four games last season. Although there have been rumors of Reed moving to inside linebacker this year, he's more likely to open the season playing outside across from Whitney Mercilus unless rookies Sam Montgomery or Trevardo Williams come along much faster than expected. Reed will be a 2013 candidate for 6-9 sacks.
Source: CSN Houston
May 19 - 5:53 PM
Charlie Batch - QB - Free Agent

Free agent QB Charlie Batch says he has no plans to retire this offseason.

Now 38 years old, Batch will keep his phone on in case a team gets desperate for an in-season quarterback addition. We wouldn't expect him to be signed before Week 1. "I'm not closing the door," said Batch. "I'm open to whatever is out there for me." Batch is also interested in working in an NFL front office.
Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
May 19 - 4:28 PM
Miguel Maysonet - RB - Free Agent

Eagles waived RB Miguel Maysonet.

The undrafted rookie out of Stony Brook became superfluous when Philly signed Felix Jones. Maysonet was a worthwhile pickup at 5-foot-9, 209 with 4.59 wheels and some power. He figures to find a new home before training camp.
Related: Eagles
Source: Adam Caplan on Twitter
May 19 - 3:58 PM
Chris Cook - DB - Vikings

Vikings CB Chris Cook is asking the coaching staff to let him shadow opposing No. 1 receivers this year.

The Vikings have dabbled with this in the past, although Cook has been unable to stay healthy and establish himself in the "shadow corner" role. They'll probably give him another shot at it in 2013, while Xavier Rhodes attends to No. 2 wideouts as a rookie. Cook hopes the coaches will let him match up with Calvin Johnson, Brandon Marshall, and Jordy Nelson in the NFC North.
Source: ESPN 1500 Twin Cities
May 19 - 3:32 PM
Thaddeus Lewis - QB - Browns

Browns QB Thaddeus Lewis is not expected to make the 53-man roster.

Perhaps the Pat Shurmur favorite will resurface with Shurmur in Philly, where they are collecting QBs. The Browns don't believe Lewis' arm is strong enough for Rob Chudzinski's vertical passing attack, even to function as a backup. Brandon Weeden, Jason Campbell, and Brian Hoyer are ahead of him on the depth chart.
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
May 19 - 2:17 PM
Rob Gronkowski - TE - Patriots

The Boston Herald confirms Rob Gronkowski's fourth left-forearm surgery will take place Monday at Massachusetts General Hospital.

Dr. Jesse Jupiter is expected to perform the procedure, with Patriots team Dr. Thomas Gill on hand. The surgeons will take "cultures" from Gronk's arm. If the cultures come back infection-free, a new plate will replace the one already in Gronkowski's arm and he'll begin a 10-11 week recovery timetable. If the cultures show Gronk's infection has lingered, "it's back to square one" and Gronkowski will likely miss regular season games.
Source: Boston Herald
May 19 - 1:28 PM
Markus Wheaton - WR - Steelers

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette anticipates third-round WR Markus Wheaton entering camp behind the "learning curve" because Oregon State's late graduation will keep him away from the Steelers until June 14.

NFL rules prohibit players who haven't graduated from college from participating in full-squad offseason workouts until they do. Wheaton did take part in rookie camp, but he'll essentially miss all of OTA season. It's a reminder that Wheaton isn't a serious candidate to compete for a starting job as a rookie.
Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
May 19 - 1:16 PM
Brandon Weeden - QB - Browns

Brandon Weeden admits he was "surprised" by the Browns' signing of Brian Hoyer.

"I was surprised, but that’s the nature of the beast," Weeden said. "It’s part of this business, and if you start worrying about it, that’s too much to worry about." Hoyer's addition is an undeniable sign the Browns don't believe they're set at quarterback, but despite GM Mike Lombardi's noted admiration for the former Patriot, he's not a legitimate threat to Weeden. Between Weeden, Hoyer and Jason Campbell, the deck is still stacked in Weeden's favor. Hoyer's addition is worse news for Campbell. They'll battle for No. 2 duties after Weeden "beats out" Campbell.
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Source: Akron Beacon-Journal
May 19 - 12:17 PM
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