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Unless you get sadistic pleasure out of watching Richard Bartel short-arm out routes, last night's Hall of Fame game lacked entertainment. Not to worry, loyal FO reader, NFL entertainment returns today in the form of our "Wisdom of Crowds" feature. Over the next four weeks, we'll use our @fboutsiders Twitter account to get your fantasy projections for a player or two each day.

At the end of each week, I'll compile the responses, and have a post the following week about what our readership had to say. Last year, you were pretty darn prescient.

So, if you want to participate, make sure to follow us on Twitter, and check in every day for the next month.

David Fleming on the long-standing myths about quarterback hand size. Forget running backs: hand size doesn't matter is the new hotness. Good news for Joe Burrow.

The Atlantic Coast Conference is a hotbed of quarterback talent, having blessed the NFL with such names as Matt Ryan, Deshaun Watson, Daniel Jones, Jameis Winston, and more.

NFL stars from the Southeastern Conference include ... well, dozens of names, but Derrick Henry, Nick Chubb, and Dak Prescott are some of the biggest.

It's the 49ers' world, and the Seahawks, Cardinals, and Rams are just playing in it.

The New Orleans Saints lead the NFL with 15 All-Division selections, including record-setting wide receiver Michael Thomas.

The Lions and Bears make some appearances, but as you'd expect, it's the Packers and Vikings leading the selections here.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, veteran tight end Greg Olsen is expected to sign a contract with the Seattle Seahawks. 

The Dallas Cowboys join the Saints, Patriots, and Titans as teams with at least a dozen All-Division selections. The Giants were the only team to get shut out of the selection process. Neither team made the playoffs.