Fantasy Analysis: It's clear that Tomlinson isn't the same back he was several years ago, but he could easily fill the role of Chester Taylor, who has left Minnesota for Chicago this offseason. Such a role would mean getting around 10 reps per game including some third downs. Where he ends up in 2010 will determine his Fantasy value, but we would view Tomlinson as a low-end No. 3 RB option if he were to land with the Vikings behind Adrian Peterson.

  Fantasy Analysis: Jones, 31, will continue to be part of a tandem with Charles in Kansas City in what will likely be an even split. Charles obviously has more value as a wide receiver, but Jones is a bigger body and will likely take short-yardage carries and goal-line work. Jones has hit some red flag landmarks defined from our research on when a running back begins to deteriorate: He has nearly 2,300 career carries and eight full seasons of work under his belt. The only positive is that Jones has never suffered a major leg, ankle, foot or knee injury (he did ding his knee in the '09 postseason, which limited him). We can see Jones as a low-end No. 2/high-end No. 3 Fantasy RB in Kansas City. He won't be running behind the same offensive line like he had in New York, but the Chiefs offense has potential to improve this season, which should allow Jones the chance to score. He's worth a mid-round pick as a Fantasy reserve this season.

  Fantasy Analysis: Landing in Cincinnati would be good for Owens since he wouldn't be expected to be the No. 1 option (thanks to Ochocinco) and he would have a talented QB in Carson Palmer. Keep an eye on where Owens ends up, which will determine his Fantasy value, but we could see Owens as a high-end No. 3 Fantasy WR if he signs with the Bengals.

  Fantasy Analysis: T.O. helped McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles reach the Super Bowl in 2004, but a feud ended their relationship and Owens was cut midway through the '05 season.

  Fantasy Analysis: Walter started 14 games opposite Andre Johnson last season and had 53 receptions for 611 yards and two touchdowns. He joined the Texans in 2006 and has 195 receptions for 2,470 yards and 15 touchdowns since arriving in Houston. Walter, who has started 45 games in the last three seasons, signed with the Texans after three seasons in Cincinnati.

  Fantasy Analysis: As Pittsburgh's first-round draft pick out of Miami of Ohio in 2004, Roethlisberger led the Steelers to Super Bowl victories in 2006 and 2009. But he has had his share of problems off the field. His previous accuser was working as a VIP hostess at Harrah's Lake Tahoe in July 2008 when she alleges Roethlisberger lured her to his room under false pretenses and forced himself on her. He was in town playing in a celebrity golf tournament. Roethlisberger maintains the woman acted voluntarily at all times while in his room. His lawyers have said the fact that she never filed a formal criminal complaint with police is proof she made up the story to try to secure a big payout from the NFL star. Whether or not this scenario is similar remains to be seen. Hopefully this doesn't change anything on the field for the Pro Bowl QB. He will head into 2010 as a No. 1 Fantasy QB probably worth taking in rounds 5-6.

  Fantasy Analysis: Breaston had another solid year in 2009 with 55 catches for 712 yards and three touchdowns, but it's safe to assume those numbers will go up if he stays with the Cardinals. We like Breaston a lot as a top-end No. 3 Fantasy WR with potential to play as a No. 2 option so long as the Cards don't add more talent to their receiving corps. He could fly as early as Round 6 in drafts this summer.

  Fantasy Analysis: Chambers played in nine games for the Chiefs last year. He finished with 36 receptions for 608 yards and four touchdowns, including two in his first outing after being claimed off waivers from San Diego. Arguably one the team's best acquisitions in 2009, he was a Pro Bowl selection with the Miami Dolphins in 2005.

  Fantasy Analysis: Pennington would have had a shot to be a No. 2 Fantasy QB had he landed elsewhere, but as the veteran backup behind Henne, you can leave him out of draft plans.

  Fantasy Analysis: The Vikings signed kickoff specialist Rhys Lloyd on Tuesday. Lloyd handled kickoffs for the Carolina Panthers the last two seasons, leading the NFL with 30 touchbacks in 2008. He had 21 touchbacks last year, tied for fourth-most in the league.