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In fantasy, the greatest feeling besides winning a championship is finding a sleeper late in your draft.  It might've been Wes Welker, Marques Colston, Steve Slaton, or Mike Sims-Walker.  It makes us smile and even though we lost, we feel like winners anyways. One theory that a lot of fantasy players ascribe to when searching for sleepers is that of the third-year wide receiver (3YWR). For those new to fantasy, the theory states that wide receivers break out in their third NFL season. Whether this is true or not, feel free to check out my assessment here. What I do know is true is that at some point in each of our drafts we'll get the itch. We'll be looking at a group of guys that our gut tells us will "decline" this season.  It's at this time that thoughts of sleeper wide r ...

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