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If your fantasy league awards points per reception, don't overlook Baltimore Ravens receiver Derrick Mason in this year's draft. Mason hauled in 103 receptions last season, one of only six NFL receivers to top 100.
He also added five touchdowns. Mainly a possession receiver, Mason averaged 10.6 ya...
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