Let's cut straight to the chase... Quarterbacks
1. Robert Griffin III-Washington Redskins-Receiver Pierre Garcon-Okay
2. Tom Brady-New England Patriots-Receiver Rob Gronkowski-Good
3. Matt Ryan-Atlanta Falcons-Receivers Julio Jones and Roddy White-Good
4. Matt Schaub-Houston Texans-Receiver Andre Johnson-Okay
5. Ben Roethlisberger-Pittsburgh Steelers-Receiver Mike Wallace-Okay
Running backs
1. Arian Foster
2. Steven Ridley
3. Frank Gore
Wide Receivers
1. Marques Colston-New Orleans Saints-Quarterback Drew Brees-Good
2. Larry Fitzgerald-Arizona Cardinals-Quarterback Kevin Kolb-Good
3. James Jones-Green Bay Packers-Quarterback Aaron Rodgers-Good
D/ST
1. 49ers
2. Packers
3. Cardinals
Kickers
1. Greg Zuerline
2. Jason Hanson
3. Stephen Gostkowski
Linebackers
1. D'Qwell Jackson-Cleveland Browns
2. Dont'a Hightower-New england Patriots
3. Ray Lewis-Baltimore Ravens
Defensive Backs
1. Patrick Peterson-Arizona Cardinals-Opponent: At St. Louis
2. DeAngelo Hall-Washington Redskins-Opponent: Atlanta Falcons
3. Bryan Scott-Buffalo Bills-Opponent: at san Francisco 49ers
Defensive Line
1. J.J. Watt-Houston Texans-Opponent At New York Jets
2. Vince Wilfork-New England Patriots-Opponent: Denver Broncos
3. Calais Campbell-Arizona Cardinals-Opponent At St. Louis Ramslso check out blogs How to learn German! and BenD's Sports work. Follow Ben Drello on Google+
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
Let's start with quarterbacks.
1. Robert Griffin III is going to have another impressive performance this week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
2. Tom Brady takes on the Buffalo Bills defense which to say the least the best in passing defense.
3. Matt Ryan has dominated so far and looks to continue his domination Sunday.
4. Flacco might not seem like the smart choice in week 3, but as he takes on the Cleveland Browns he will be a top fantasy quarterback if the Baltimore offensive line can protect Flacco.
5. Shaun Hill. With Matthew Stafford injured going into week 3 Hill looks to be starting quarterback. Hill finished solid for the Lions last week finding Titus Young for a last-second hail mary touchdown. He marches into week 3 confident.
Now, going to the running backs.
1. Arian Foster. Even though he is sharing 1/4 of the snaps with Ben Tate, he is still a dominate rusher in the NFL and looks to prove his point this week to show that he can perform 3 weeks in a row.
2. Stevan Ridley. Almost all fantasy owners have ignored him so far, but he has produced big time. As the starting running back for the Patriots he had a phenomenal game in week 1, but didn't perform in week 2. Ridley is a risky starter, but a definite must-have.
3. Trent Richardson. He may not have had the best season so far, and you are probably wondering why you would start him against a talented Baltimore defense. I have the answer Trent Richardson has been a sleeper so far and he will get most of the touches Monday with the Ravens defense being absolutely stunning in the passing categories.
Wide Receivers.
1. Calvin Johnson. Johnson has had a disappointing season so far, but he has shown a huge burst of hope in week 2. Now with the inexperienced Hill at quarterback he definitely will have a lot of targets this week.
2. Larry Fitzgerald defenitely fantasy's second top receiver from the start. Because of Whisenhut's new offensive scheme, Fitzgerald has been thrown to less by quarterbacks John Skelton and Kevin Kolb. But he has a big week ahead of him and Kolb under pressure will look to Fitzgerald more.
3. A.J. Green. Last week's performance has shot this two year veteran all the way to the top! Green has had a magnificent performances this season and so far,no bad days for him.
1. Robert Griffin III is going to have another impressive performance this week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
2. Tom Brady takes on the Buffalo Bills defense which to say the least the best in passing defense.
3. Matt Ryan has dominated so far and looks to continue his domination Sunday.
4. Flacco might not seem like the smart choice in week 3, but as he takes on the Cleveland Browns he will be a top fantasy quarterback if the Baltimore offensive line can protect Flacco.
5. Shaun Hill. With Matthew Stafford injured going into week 3 Hill looks to be starting quarterback. Hill finished solid for the Lions last week finding Titus Young for a last-second hail mary touchdown. He marches into week 3 confident.
Now, going to the running backs.
1. Arian Foster. Even though he is sharing 1/4 of the snaps with Ben Tate, he is still a dominate rusher in the NFL and looks to prove his point this week to show that he can perform 3 weeks in a row.
2. Stevan Ridley. Almost all fantasy owners have ignored him so far, but he has produced big time. As the starting running back for the Patriots he had a phenomenal game in week 1, but didn't perform in week 2. Ridley is a risky starter, but a definite must-have.
3. Trent Richardson. He may not have had the best season so far, and you are probably wondering why you would start him against a talented Baltimore defense. I have the answer Trent Richardson has been a sleeper so far and he will get most of the touches Monday with the Ravens defense being absolutely stunning in the passing categories.
Wide Receivers.
1. Calvin Johnson. Johnson has had a disappointing season so far, but he has shown a huge burst of hope in week 2. Now with the inexperienced Hill at quarterback he definitely will have a lot of targets this week.
2. Larry Fitzgerald defenitely fantasy's second top receiver from the start. Because of Whisenhut's new offensive scheme, Fitzgerald has been thrown to less by quarterbacks John Skelton and Kevin Kolb. But he has a big week ahead of him and Kolb under pressure will look to Fitzgerald more.
3. A.J. Green. Last week's performance has shot this two year veteran all the way to the top! Green has had a magnificent performances this season and so far,no bad days for him.
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