Now that the smoke has cleared from the 2009 NFL Draft, here are some stars, sleepers and one running back who is Mile High overrated.

Teams with the apparatus of an effective passing game (a good QB, a strong line, receivers who are sure-handed and possibly playmakers) clearly have a much greater likelihood of success. But how true is that historically?

The 2008 regular season is over and which teams played above or below the reputation that surrounded them?

If you remove the illusions of name, reputation, media market, etc., what do you get when looking at the 2008 NFL season? With the Field Impact Counter and the Reina Value it is possible.

While everyone focuses on the marquee players that will be drafted on day one this Saturday, the key to building a winning team is by acquiring 5-7 impact makers. It was Marques Colston last year, who will it be this year?