This won’t be your typical Add/Drop article. With so much uncertainty around the players in the AAF, there isn’t a consensus perfect target. Thanks to the helpful creator of altfantasysports.com (AFS), Brian Wentzloff, we do have an idea of the percentage of leagues in which each player is owned. I’m going to track down some of the least-owned players that showed excellent promise in the debut week of the AAF. Each one of the following players is owned in less than 50% of the AFS leagues, according to AFS, and waivers will be opened some time on the morning of Wednesday, February 13th. Quarterbacks: The top three quarterbacks from week one are all owned in less than half of the AAF fantasy leagues. I’d strongly suggest dropping Christian Hackenberg, Mike Bercovici, Matt Simms, and Aaron Murray for any of these top three performers. 1. John Wolford – Arizona Hotshots – Owned in 23% of leagues Blowing up the AAF in week one, Wolford, threw for four touchdowns, two 2-point conversions, and 275 yards. All three of those led the league after the inaugural games. Wolford looked comfortable in the pocket and outside of it. He was helped out by stud teammates Richard…