2. Emmanuel Sanders
Even with the added attention to the running game, Peyton Manning will still have plenty of chances to keep his receivers happy. And with Demaryius Thomas’ absence from offseason workouts, look for the chemistry between Manning and Emmanuel Sanders to grow even more. Sanders had by far his best year as a pro last season, and in year-two with Manning he should be even better. If and when Thomas returns to the team, he’ll still command coverage from the best opposing cornerback – leaving Sanders to do his thing against more favorable matchups.
