1. Chaz Schilens
Schilens is 6'4", 225 lbs, and fast. He has shown flashes of brilliance in his injury-limited playing time. This year however, Schilens is poised to emerge as a go to receiver for Jason Campbell.
The entire receiving corps for the Raiders is comprised of speedy guys that can stretch the field, and with Schilens being arguably the best route runner we have, he should spend plenty of time making catches over the middle. The only thing standing in his way of a 1,000 yard season is Zach Miller's emergence as a premier TE.
2. Darren McFadden
D-Mac, or Run DMC, should really impress this season. As several other authors have noted, with a legitimate passing game, holes should be abundant for D-Mac. Play-action swings galore are in his future, pushing him to the outside where his innate ability to juke and burn linebackers should easily allow him to cross the 1,000 yard mark for the first time in his career. Look for around 13 TDs from McFadden.
3. Michael Bush
My personal favorite. When Oakland drafted Bush in such a late round, I had a mini-party you know where. This guy was fantastic in college. At 6'1", 245 lbs, Bush is a bruiser who will get most of the red-zone carries. He also has the potential to break big ones as a change of pace-back. I don't look for massive yardage this year, but fewer than 10 TDs will surprise me.
4. Tyvon Branch
Branch showed last season that he can be the man. W...
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
