Must Start
1. Aaron Rodgers vs. NO – It’s the Saints. Look for Rodgers to top 300+ yards with 3-4 TDs while toying with the Saints secondary.
2. Tom Brady vs. Buf – The Bills are still shaky in the secondary. Brady typically owns the Bills and will top 300 yards and 3 TDs especially with Wes Welker back in the game plan.
3. Peyton Manning vs. Oak – The Raiders D is horrific. Roethlisberger just put up 4 TDs in Week 3 and Manning will torch the secondary too.
4. Matt Ryan vs. Car – The Panthers D ranks among the worst in the league. Expect Ryan and talented receiver duo to put up big numbers vs. the Panthers.
Next
Eli Manning vs. Phi – He should have top WR Hakeem Nicks back and Eli will top 300 yards with 2-3 TDs in Philly.
Matt Stafford vs. Min – The emergence of RB Mikel Leshoure will help Stafford and the play action. He’ll rebound with a big effort against a Vikings D that is ripe for big plays.
Drew Brees vs. GB – The wheels are coming off the Saints bus, but Brees is still a stellar fantasy football option.
The Rest
Philip Rivers vs. KC – He’s coming off a poor outing but will rebound vs. the Chiefts. Look for 250 yards and 2 TDs.
Joe Flacco vs. Cle – Flacco will top 250 yards with 2-3 TDs against a suspect Browns D.
Matt Schaub vs. Ten – Schaub’s coming off a 4 TD effort vs. Denver and will throw another 2-3 vs. the Titans.
Cam Newton vs. Atl – Look for Newton to be a threat on the ground as well as through the air.
Ryan Fitzpatrick vs. NE – It’s the early part of the season which is when Fitzpatrick shines.
Tony Romo vs. Chi – Romo is coming off a subpar effort but a lot of those issues are on the O-Line. Look for Dallas to do a better job pass blocking and for Romo to toss two TDs on Monday Night.
Andy Dalton vs. Jax – The Bengals took to the air vs. the Skins and will follow up that success against the Jags.
Josh Freeman vs. Was – This is a deep fantasy sleeper play, but the Skins secondary is horrendous. Freeman has a shot at 250 yards and 2 TDs.
RGIII vs. TB – He’s a threat on the ground and through the air, and will have to carry the load once again vs. an aggressive – but inexperienced – D.
