Not expecting an out of this world performance, but Peyton still starts Thursday night over Foles.
I would drop McKinnon or Gates for Heath. Walker has too much (underrated) value in a 12-team league from the TE position.
No, depth is crucial in 14-team leagues. Miller is better than Morris as a starting RB, but the difference is not worth the price of Agholor. He'll get more than 5 targets per game as the season progresses.
Jordan Reed. People are understandably enamored with ASJ's Week 1 performance and he enjoyed a nice collegiate career at UW, but Evans was out and Jameis will endure growing pains. Reed has always been productive from the TE position, the only major if with him is injury risk.
Williams. West has the better chance to start in Tennessee, but Cobb will return from injury mid-season adding to a crowded backfield situation along with Sankey plus Williams is the clear #2 in Buffalo behind Shady and could vulture TDs as a goal-line specialist back.
I don't like the NYJ DEF match-up, I'd start Martin personally or the riskier/upside play in Coleman if you're a gambler.
I understand your need for an upgrade at QB over Cam, but the best player in this trade is Murray and I don't think he's quite worth the price of Tanny unless you have RB surplus. Lewis is an uncertain commodity because of Bill's mercurial personality with RBs.
Dude, easy yes. You're winning big.
Fells is in line to do what I thought Housler could do from the TE position for Arizona. He's a speculative add, but I still prefer Green rest of the season even though he only had 3 receiving TD in the last two seasons (prior to opener vs. Lions). I know Gates is returning from suspension in 3 more games, but Fells isn't guaranteed targets behind Brown, Floyd, Fitz.
Peyton. He's far from his prime and regressing game-by-game, but Manning played well against the Chiefs last year. 5 TD/0 INT. I'm cool on Rivers as a fantasy commodity this season.
Adding Murray is the right move, but I'd find a way to keep Coleman too. Murray is best served as a Flex option, but not the worst choice as a RB2 spot-starter on bye week(s).
Tanny.
Titans, purely on favorable match-up. New Orleans would be my second choice.
Tennessee, too savory of a match-up but trust your intuition.
Rodgers and Lacy side is winning significantly. You're receiving two top-20 fantasy players for a ridiculously bargain price. Cam is headed for a down year without Benjamin, Morris is a RB2, Marshall is a back-end WR2 if not WR3/Flex.
Morris, comfortably.
Probably wouldn't in a standard format, although Abdullah's quick production is a concern for Bell's value moving forward.
No, Green is worth a moderate to back-end RB1.
Yeah KC run D has always been good, but I'm just scared he'll get vultured by hillman
Helll yeah
@ChampCruThik does Markus Wheaton get the start over LMurray this week?
I would consider starting Williams over Maclin. He's going to see a healthy amount of targets with Dez sidelined.
Nope, Murray starts for me Week 2. Wheaton constantly continues to disappoint me, I'm waiting for a breakout year meanwhile he's dropping a crucial TD reception vs. the Pats. Depending on your FA wire, I'd look into dropping him once Martavis returns from suspension.
Woodhead and Adams.
Martin. Stewart my second choice.
Im thinking about starting him in my flex over R Matthews. (14 tm)
Rather get someone better than V-Jax.
