Start: Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers vs. Indianapolis Colts. This might be misleading because the Colts defense has actually been great against the pass, and has only allowed one touchdown through the air all season long. But two things make me think that Rodgers is a good play this week. One, here are the teams the Colts have played…
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Everyone knows to start Peyton Manning, Adrian Peterson, and Larry Fitzgerald, but who can really help your fantasy team this coming week? Here they are:
Start: Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers vs. New York Jets. Rivers has been hitting on all cylinders through the first two games, as he has thrown six touchdowns already. And with the injury concerns with LaDainian Tomlinson, the Chargers offense will be forced to rely even…
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1. So, who is Matt Cassel?
It is hard to say what to expect from the Patriots’ Matt Cassel, as he appears to be ready to get a start for the Patriots in Week 2 against the Jets. Cassel was drafted in the 7th round out of USC by the Patriots in 2005, despite never throwing more than 14 passes in a SEASON something to be said for the…
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Rookies are a funny thing in fantasy football. Just like baseball, they are gobbled up in every draft in the hope of finding the next big thing. But unlike baseball, most of them struggle to find a role on the team, and few are fantasy relevant in their first seasons. Fantasy players are always looking to hit the jackpot with a young stud (Marques Colston), but are…
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Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens. With the injury to Willis McGahee, not to mention his general ineffectiveness, Ray Rice looks like he will have a chance to make an impact with the Ravens right away, and perhaps will be starting Week 1. McGahee insists he will be ready for the opener, but the fact that he isn’t running on the field yet…
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