Benson has had his share or woes since coming in the league and many owners forget he was the 4th overall pick only 4 short years ago. Benson really came on late last season and the addition of OT Andre Smith and a healthy Palmer should instantly help his game. He is looking to turn his career around and is in a prefect position to do so.

In 2008 Smith had close to 600 yards while only starting 4 games. He also led the team in receptions. This 3rd year WR is now in position to take over as #1 WR with the departure of Plaxico. Look for solid WR2 numbers this season.

Another 3rd year WR ready to take it to the next level. With Tony Gonzalez gone and pass happy Todd Haley making the calls look for Bowe to make the jump into the elite this season. Though he certainly won't be overlooked in too many drafts, he may slip a little further than his true value.

In his rookie season, Matt Ryan lived up to all expectations and turned around the Atlanta offense. Look for him to have a tad bit longer leash going into his sophomore season. He may be another year away from a true breakout but look for his confidence and numbers to improve this season.

Keller came on strong near the end of his rookie campaign. Look for him to build on that this season. He could potentially lead all Jet receivers this season. A lot of people were expecting sudden impact from Keller. With a year under his belt he should shine in 2009.

If Henry is seriously cleaning up his act (and all reports are he is) he could be a top WR in the NFL. Hes shown serious flashes of talent between arrests and suspensions. At 6.4 with great hands and rocket speed, hes worth taking a gamble on. In 2006 he had over 600 yards and 9 TDs playing being a younger Ocho and Housh. Housh is now gone and Henry will battle Laveranues Coles for catches. Potentially Henry may be the most talented WR on the team. If he stays straight, he may actually prove it.

Last year we had him as a sleeper, this year we are predicting a breakout season. He should still give some carries to Reggie Bush but the departure of Deuce McAllister, he should be the primary ball handler.

After a very shaky start to his rookie season, Smith came on strong averaging nearly 100 yards a game his last three starts. Smith is now the unquestioned starter and under Scott Lineham should see more than his share of carries.

This is the easy pick. One of the more talented backs in the league no longer has to share carries with Fred Taylor. He's certainly no secret being drafted top 5 in most drafts but no "breakout list" should be without him.

Anthony Gonzalez is quite possibly aligned to be the biggest breakout WR of 2009. Taking over full time duties on a pass happy, high scoring offense led by one of the best QBs in the league will sure help anyones career. Certainly expect his best season and don't be surprised if he puts up top 10 WR numbers.