1. Arian Foster vs. NE – Houston will ride him to a 100 yard game with 2 TDs.

2. Doug Martin vs. Phi – The Eagles D has thrown in the towel.

3. Adrian Peterson vs. Chi – His biggest games have come at the expense of the Bears.

4. Ray Rice vs. Was – A big day is coming for Rice against the Skins.

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Marshawn Lynch vs. Arz – Lynch will post big numbers at home vs. the Cards.

Ahmad Bradshaw vs. NO – The Saints D is swiss cheese.

Alfred Morris vs. Bal – The Ravens could be without LB Terrell Suggs and Morris is on a roll.

The Rest

Demarco Murray vs. Cin – There will be opportunities to run on the Bengals.

Jamaal Charles vs. Cle – Charles will use his speed to top 100 yards again.

Matt Forte vs. Min – The Bears will lean heavily on their nicked up RB this week.

Michael Turner vs. Car – He’ll notch 10-12 fantasy points with a goal line score.

CJ Spiller vs. Stl – Spiller’s speed will be on display when the Rams come to town.

Frank Gore vs. Mia – The Dolphins run D is stout, but Gore will reach double digit fantasy points.

Steven Jackson vs. Buf – He’ll hit the century mark against an ordinary Bills D.

Chris Johnson vs. Ind – Johnson’s speed will test this D.

Mikel Leshoure vs. GB – He’s been a big time weapon near the goal line recently. Packers D is littered with back-ups now.

Benjarvus Green Ellis vs. Dal – He’s found his groove and that will continue here.

Stevan Ridley vs. Hou – Don’t expect a big yardage day but he should notch a goal line TD.

Bryce Brown vs. TB – The Bucs are No. 1 vs. the run so except him to come back to earth this week. Double digit fantasy points still likely.

1. Arian Foster vs. Jax – Foster will top 125 yards with 2 TDs en route to an easy win.

2. LeSean McCoy vs. Was – The Eagles will rely on McCoy heavily with the rookie QB behind center.

3. Doug Martin vs. Car – The top rookie rusher will eclipse 100 yards with a TD vs. the Panthers.

4. Jamaal Charles vs. Cin – Charles was back to his old self vs. the Steelers and will top 100 yards with a TD here.

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Ray Rice vs. Pit – He’s had big games in his career vs. the Steelers. Might be more effective this week as a receiver out of the backfield.

Willis McGahee vs. SD – Look for the Broncos to run the ball well vs. the Chargers.

CJ Spiller vs. Mia – With Fred Jackson out with a concussion, Spiller will be featured prominently on Thursday Night.

The Rest

Stevan Ridley vs. Ind – Ridey will top 100 yards with a TD as the Pats featured back.

Alfred Morris vs. Phi – The Eagles D is demoralized and will have their hands full with Morris all afternoon.

Matt Forte vs. SF -Don’t expect many rushing yards, but he will be an excellent start in PPR leagues as he could reel in 8-10 balls out of the backfield.

Trent Richardson vs. Dal – The Cowboys are fairly tough against the run but Richardson will get his 75 yards with a TD.

Ryan Mathews vs. Den – Yet to get going this season, Mathews will have his chance this week.

Felix Jones vs. Cle – If Demarco Murray is back, he’s a must start. If not, Jones is a 100 yard candidate here.

Mikel Leshoure vs. GB – The injuries to the Packers defensive side of the ball make Leshoure a decent No. 2 / flex play this week.

Reggie Bush vs. Buf -The Bills are a mess on defense. Expect Bush to bounce back from his poor day vs. the Titans for 80 yards and a TD.

Vick Ballard vs. NE – Why not, everyone else runs all over the Patriots.

Benjarvus Green-Ellis vs. KC – He’s a double digit fantasy threat this week vs. and inconsistent Chiefs D.

Jonathan Stewart vs. TB – He’s really a flex play at best, but could use his receiving skills to reach double digit fantasy points this week. The Panthers run game is a mess.

Darren Sproles vs. Oak – Make sure he’s a go, but if so, he’ll play a big role vs. a porous D.  If not, Chris Ivory is a good flex play.

Michael Turner vs. Arz – He’s a short yardage TD threat at a minimum, and likely will top 80 yards overall.

James Starks vs. Det – Starks is an excellent fantasy sleeper against a Lions D that’s been torched on the ground.

Frank Gore vs. Chi – This is not an easy match-up, especially if Alex Smith is out, but Gore can be expected to hit 70 yards with a TD.

1. Arian Foster vs. Bal – The Ravens D is reeling and Foster will gash them for 100 yards and multiple TDs.

2. Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Oak – MJD will top 100 yards with multiple TDs in the Black Hole.

3. CJ Spiller vs. Ten – Spiller’s a candidate to top the scoring charts this week. Expect 100+ yards with multiple scores.

4. Ahmad Bradshaw vs. Was – Bradshaw, who has 316 yards the past two weeks, will easily top 100 with a TD here.

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Ray Rice vs. Hou = Rice will be a big factor in Week 7. Look for 100+ total yards with a TD and 5 catches out of the backfield.

Matt Forte vs. Det – Forte will top 100 yards with a TD on Monday Night.

Felix Jones vs. Car – He’s a fantasy sleeper who will torch a porous Panthers’ D on Sunday.

The Rest

Darren Sproles vs. TB – Sproles will be targeted by Brees much of the afternoon, and be a huge factor in Tampa.

Adrian Peterson vs. Arz – Don’t expect him to top the century mark, but 75 yards and a TD is certainly doable vs. a quick D.

Darren McFadden vs. Jax – This is the game McFadden busts a long TD.

Alfred Morris vs. NYG – He’s put up solid yards in every game or found the end zone. One or the other.

Trent Richardson vs. Ind – If his ribs are healthy, he’s a 100 yard candidate with multiple TDs vs a porous Colts D.

Doug Martin vs. NO – The Saints don’t stop the run.

Stevan Ridley vs. NYJ  - Ridley will bounce back with a big effort vs. the Jets.

Steven Jackson vs. GB – Expect the Rams to shorten the game by pounding the rock with Jackson. The Packers D is banged up all over.

Chris Johnson vs. Buf – Can he follow up last week with another strong game? We think so.

Fred Jackson vs. Ten – If the Bills get up early, both RB’s will get theirs.

Marshawn Lynch vs. SF – He did go over 100 yards a year ago but don’t expect more than 60-70 yards and a short yardage TD.

Frank Gore vs. Sea – This is a difficult match-up so expect 40-50 yards but a TD to round out a decent fantasy evening.

Benjarvus Green-Ellis vs. Pit – There is room to run against a Polamalu-less D.

Isaac Redman vs. Cin – The Steelers will likely be in pass mode and Redman was a major factor last Thursday night.

1. Arian Foster vs. Den – Expect a heavy dose of Foster in Denver. He’s the top ranked fantasy football RB in Week 3 and will top 125 yards with 2 TDs.

2. Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Ind – The Colts are horrendous on D. MJD will gash them for 100+ yards and a few TDs.

3. CJ Spiller vs. Cle – Spiller’s a home run threat every time he touches the ball. The Browns will get torched by him.

4. Ray Rice vs. NE – The Ravens will get back to feeding Rice the ball and he’ll reward them with over 125 total yards and a score.

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Demarco Murray vs. TB – Look for Murray to get back on track vs. an undersized Bucs D. 100 yards and multiple TDs.

Marshawn Lynch vs. GB – The Seahawks will pound the rock with Lynch who will top the century mark with a score on Monday Night.

Jamaal Charles vs. NO – If Charles can go, start him. The Saints are terrible on D.

The Rest

Frank Gore vs. Min – The 49ers massive O-Line will continue creating holes for Gore to run through.

Ryan Matthews vs. Atl – The Chargers are happy he’s back. Look for an explosive effort right out of the gates.

Lesean McCoy vs. Arz – Might be a bigger factor in the passing game. The Cards D is solid vs. the run.

Benjarvus Green Ellis vs. Was – The Skins loss of Orakpo and Carriker severely depletes that side of the ball.

Darren Sproles vs. KC – Sproles will top 125 total yards and find the end zone once as a receiver this weekend. His upside is huge in PPR leagues.

Steven Jackson vs. Chi – Jackson should be back to his old self vs the Bears.

Jonathan Stewart vs. NYG – His value could come as a receiver out of the backfield.

Andre Brown vs. Car – Look for Brown to find ample room to run against the Panthers D with Bradshaw out.

Trent Richardson vs. Buf – The Brows will rely heavily on the rookie here and he’ll produce.

Doug Martin vs. Dal – The Bucs are another team that will run the ball plenty against the Cowboys.

Darren McFadden vs. Pit – Expect him to receive plenty of passes out of the backfield… as many as 8-10 on top of the yards he gains on the ground.

Beanie Wells vs. Phi – The Eagles still don’t stop the run very well.

Reggie Bush vs. NYJ – He was spectacular against he Raiders. The Jets are a tougher D, but Bush is a threat to break one and will be used as a receiver out of the backfield.

Alfred Morris vs. Cin – The rookie had a 2nd straight solid effort and the Bengals don’t stop the run too well. He’s a solid fantasy sleeper.

Donald Brown vs. Jax – The Jags run D is porous and they were torched by the two headed monster in Week 2.

Stevan Ridley vs. Bal – Look for the Ravens to keep his yard total down, but Ridley will likely grab a goal line score.

Shonn Greene vs. Mia – Provided his health checks out, look for the Jets to give him the ball 22-25 times on Sunday. He’s fared well vs. the Dolphins in recent years.

1. Arian Foster vs. Jax – Foster will top 100 yards with 2 TDs and is the top ranked fantasy football RB in Week 2.

2. Ray Rice vs. Phi – Rice will top 125 total yards with multiple TDs and be a factor in the passing game.

3. LeSean McCoy vs. Bal – Ditto for McCoy.

4. Matt Forte vs. GB – The Packers D is equipped to stop…. nobody. Forte will be a big factor on Thursday Night.

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Chris Johnson vs. SD – The Chargers won’t be able to bottle up Johnson like New England did. Expect him to be a factor in the passing game too.

Jamaal Charles vs. Buf -Charles showed little effects from his ACL tear by breaking off a long run in Week 1. He’ll top 100 total yards vs. the Bills, whose D will need to improve to keep Charles in check.

Adrian Peterson vs. Ind – The Colts are horrendous on D this year.

The Rest

Darren McFadden vs. Mia – Run DMC will top 100 yards with a TD vs. the Dolphins. If Week 1 is anything to gauge the season off of, he’ll be heavily involved in the passing game too.

DeMarco Murray vs. Sea – The big play 2nd year runner will receive plenty of carries in Seattle. Look for 100 yards and a TD.

Marshawn Lynch vs. Dal – We’ll have a chance to see beast mode vs. the Cowboys.

CJ Spiller vs. KC – Spiller is a big play waiting to happen, as a receiver or runner. He’ll break at least one long TD on Sunday.

Ahmad Bradshaw vs. TB – The Giants will get their running game back on track vs. the Bucs.

Frank Gore vs. Det – The 49ers will employ a power running game vs. the Lions and Gore will top 80 yards with a TD.

Jonathan Stewart vs. NO – The Saints D is porous.

Steven Ridley vs. Arz – As the top RB for the Pats, Ridley showed his promise in Week 1. Expect more of the same this week.

Reggie Bush vs. Oak – The Dolphins will use a run heavy offense and Bush will top 100 total yards this week.

Darren Sproles vs. Car – The scat back will be huge as a receiver against the Panthers.

Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Hou – Not the easiest match-up, but MJD should have his starting job back and is a must start every week.

Steven Jackson vs. Was – Fisher will feed Steven Jackson the ball plenty vs. the Skins.

Michael Turner vs. Den – The Falcons will run the ball better against Denver.

Ryan Mathews vs. Ten – If he’s cleared to play, make sure he’s in your fantasy lineup. This is a great matchup.

Doug Martin vs. NYG – He’ll get his carries, but running the ball won’t be so easy against a Giants D that’s getting healthy this week.

Donald Brown vs. Min – Expect Brown to be a factor as a receiver out of the backfield vs. the Vikings.

Alfred Morris vs. Stl – Why not? The rookie has earned his way to the No. 1 back in Washington and is a great fantasy sleeper again in Week 2.

1. Arian Foster Hou – If he can stay healthy, he’ll be the top fantasy football RB in 2012. Houston’s O-Line is stout.

2. Lesean McCoy Phi – Would top the charts but Philly has already said they will cut back his workload in 2012. Dynamic runner capable of 1,500 yards and 15 TDs.

3. Ray Rice Bal – The Ravens horse will be a dual threat again and will top 1,300 yards with 12-15 TDs.

4. Chris Johnson Ten – 2011 will be seen as an aberration for CJ2K. Contract issues and the lockout plus a new system hurt his production. He’ll return to form this year with another top 5 fantasy season for a RB.

5. Maurice Jones Drew JAX – His contract dispute and holdout are concerns, but he proved he’s a big time player without anyone around him. This year they took Justin Blackmon in round 1 who should contribute early on, and added other skill players to take pressure off of MJD.

6. Ryan Mathews SD - Can he stay healthy? Can he hold onto the ball? If so, expect a breakout year from Mathews.

7. Matt Forte Chi – With more weapons on the outside, Forte will have more room to work with and top 1,200 yards and 8-10 total TDs.

8. Marshawn Lynch Sea – Provided his off field troubles don’t keep him out, Lynch should have another big year. He’s really developed into his own in Seattle.

9. Darren McFadden Oak - He was on pace for a monster year before an ankle injury derailed him. It’s risk reward once again with McFadden, but if he’s there at the bottom of the 2nd round / top of the 3rd, it’s likely too hard to pass.

10. Jamaal Charles KC - ACL’s are tricky to come back from, but if Charles is 80% back to normal health to start the season, expect solid numbers from the get go.

11. Adrian Peterson Min – This is the toughest pick on the board. He blew out his knee in December and it remains to be seen how close to his old self he is at this point. It usually takes two years to fully come back from an ACL.

12. DeMarco Murray Dal – Showed a ton of promise before a season ending ankle injury. He’ll be the top RB in Dallas in 2012.

13. Steven Jackson Stl - The Rams have put more weapons around him and Fisher knows how to get the most out of his running backs with his run blocking schemes.

14. Ahmad Bradshaw NYG – He’s the clear No. 1 and healthy. Giants will rely on him heavily this season while they break in 1st round pick David Wilson.

15. Trent Richardson Cle - They didn’t draft him to sit, but they do have a rookie QB, which is cause for concern.

16. Michael Turner Atl - Teams will not be able to crowd the box with those outside threats. Turner’s carries will be down, but he’ll still produce.

17. Frank Gore SF – It’s a loaded backfield in SF but he’s still the No. 1.

18.  Fred Jackson Buf - He proved to be a solid threat until he suffered a season ending injury. He’ll surely lose carries to CJ Spiller, but we don’t see him be replaced as the No. 1 anytime soon.

19. Darren Sproles  NO - This ranking is primarily for his role in the passing game. Brees loves to throw, and he loves to look for Sproles on the short to medium routes where Sproles can turn on the jets.

20. Willis McGahee Den – McGahee revitalized his career in Denver and has a chance to follow it up with Peyton Manning under center. Teams will no longer play 8 or 9 men in the box.

21. Reggie Bush Mia – Bush played a lot better in Miami and wasn’t the bust he was in New Orleans.  HC Joe Philbin will no how to use him in his offense.

22. Stevan Ridley NE – Benjarvus Green-Ellis is gone and Ridley likely picks up the slack. He showed potential when given the chance and Belichick will give him the 1st shot to win the job.

23. Shonn Greene NYJ - Tony Sparano’s teams typically run the ball well and the Jets are expecting big things from Greene. He’s a No. 2 fantasy football RB at best and likely will start the season as a solid flex option.

24. Beanie Wells Arz – The QB situation hurts his production, but the Cards adding another receiver (Michael Floyd) will keep defenses honest and that will help Wells. He must show he can stay healthy.

25. Bejarvus Green-Ellis Cin – He takes over as the No. 1 in Cincy and while unspectacular, is a solid fantasy performer and will remain a good No. 2 option.