The Jets were a vast wasteland of fantasy talent in 2012. By the midway part of the season, the only player you were starting with any sort of regularity was Shonn Greene, and then likely only when the matchups dictated it. This year, there's a glimmer of hope of getting some value. Geno Smith will be given every chance to win the starting QB job, and, much like E.J. Manuel in Buffalo, would be a No. 2 with upside if he's the man. Remember, no one wants to miss out on what could be the next big thing in fantasy, so he'll be snapped up in most leagues late - even moreso than Manuel - but only as long as he's the starter. With Greene gone, the running game is in the hands of Chris Ivory and Mike Goodson, who will both get their share of chances. Ivory will get every opportunity to be the bell-cow runner, but Goodson will still be involved as a home-run hitter and in the passing game. At wideout, Santonio Holmes, back from injury, has the most fantasy potential, but he won't come off the board until the 8th round at least. The rest of the Jets players are too risky to count on (Stephen Hill, Jeremy Kerley) and are only worth late-round fliers.