It's got to Frank Gore. Last year, he dipped big time. This year, I expect him to bounce back to be a top 5-7 back.

QB can come back quicker than a baseball pitcher. Gunter? Thomas Jones?? Its not officially a comeback if they weren't ever worth having in the first place. Thomas is worse than his worthless younger brother Julius, I'll be passing on both of those spares this year.

I think Heap has the best chance out of those 4. He's a very solid player and a go to guy when he's healthy and he has a QB that can throw his way; Also a Red Zone threat.

Evans, I think, is what he is; Thats not going to be a high octane offense. Evans is the best receiever they have. I don't think he 's a bounce back guy......he's right where he is going to be in a good season.

Vince Young is only in his 3rd year. He has not even climbed the ladder yet. If he has a good season, I would consider it part of his maturity process up to a level he's capable of going to. Given that, however, I do anticipate he will have better numbers in 2008 than he did last year; Just not sure I would consider that "a bounce back".

Rudi Johnson? I think he's finished. He was god awhful last year, he's not any younger, and he wasn't exactly a game breaker in his prime.

I tend to agree with a response here that Thomas Jones has the chance to be a major surprise in 2008; That OL has the pieces that could really make a turnaround.

How about Reggie Bush? If he matures a bit after a "sober" year, he's got all the talent in the world to be one of the league best, and he plays in a high octane offense.

I would love to see Steve Smith explode back on the scene. Love his intensity and game. Would like to see LJ do the same.

I would love to see Steve Smith explode back on the scene. Love his intensity and game. Would like to see LJ do the same.

I love Gregg's choices of Lee Evans and Todd Heap. I'm not sold at all on Vince Young or Rudi Johnson though. I think Rudi has simply run out of gas and I look for a big committee there. Young just doesn't have targets to throw to and he hasn't shown enough passing acumen to be anything more than an interesting fantasy bench player.

I agree completely with b roo about Delhomme. He was off to a great start before the injury last year and he has new weapons to work with.

I'm not on board with McNabb having a big bounce back. His receiver weapons are still limited and he'll never be a running threat again. He'll still be a decent starter, but not a stud.

One obvious choice is Frank Gore. I think most people agree with that one though. His number of touches should be higher and the line will play better this year.

My dark horse is Deuce McAllister. I love the way he runs and with Bush proving he isn't an every down option, I look for them to lean on him more than you would think.

Ask Kevin Jones how HE feels about Frank Gore's chances for a bounce back season in the new MARTZ "juggernaut" offense.... 4 carries a GAME anyone??