Corey Mays

Mays was never expected to start for the Chiefs, but a training camp injury to Zach Thomas opened the door for Mays and he never looked back, starting 13 games and finishing third on the team with 85 tackles. However, he usually came off the field on passing downs, which cut into his numbers and made him nothing more than a fringe option even in deeper IDP leagues. Although Mays is still atop the depth chart, an up-and-coming Jovan Belcher could start slicing into his playing time even further.