1. Dez Bryant vs. Det – Bryant tops the list thanks to a horrendous Lions secondary.

2. Calvin Johnson vs. Dal – He’s virtually unstoppable, as his 50 yd TD in triple coverage showed last week.

3. AJ Green vs. NYJ – CB Antonio Cromartie’s a risk taker, and vulnerable to the big play. Green’s numbers have been increasingly weekly.

4. Demaryius Thomas vs. Was – This Skins secondary is horrible.

Not far behind

Victor Cruz vs. Phi – Cruz will run circles around the Eagles secondary.

Eric Decker vs. Was – See above. The Skins might give up 450 passing yards this week.

Jordy Nelson vs. Min – The Vikings feature one of the worst pass defenses in the NFL.

Rounding things out

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Atl – He’ll rebound from a 2-catch effort vs. the Seahawks.

DeSean Jackson vs. NYG – He has had a lot of success against the Giants in recent years.

Hakeem Nicks vs. Phi – Look for Nicks to move past his drops for a 100 yard game and a trip to the end zone.

Antonio Brown vs. Oak – Roethlisberger will continue to call Brown’s number 8-10 times this week.

Pierre Garcon vs. Den – The Broncos are vulnerable to the pass and the Skins should be playing a lot of catch up on this day.

Justin Blackmon vs. SF – Expect a 10-15 fantasy point effort from Blackmon in London.

Anquan Boldin vs. Jax – The 49ers should pretty much have their way on Sunday.

Denarius Moore vs. Pit – His speed will cause problems for the Steelers secondary.

Josh Gordon vs. KC – Gordon has dropped to a No. 3 fantasy football receiver with Weeden’s reentry into the starter position.

Steve Smith vs. TB – The Bucs secondary is giving up a lot of big plays.

Marques Colston vs. Buf – If TE Jimmy Graham is unable to go, Colston’s role increases.

Greg Jennings vs. GB – This will be his 1^st shot at his former team.

Mike Wallace vs. NE – Check to see if CB Talib is back. If not, Wallace will play like a No. 1 vs. an injury depleted secondary.

Stevie Johnson vs. NO – Johnson will top 90 yards with a score this week.

Danny Amendola vs. Mia – He should be back this week. Look for Brady to immediately look his way if he is.

Potential Bust – Beware

Vincent Jackson vs. Car – Expect a slowdown in production on Thursday. The Panthers D is legit.

11. Andre Johnson, Hou – Johnson still remains a No. 1 fantasy receiver and the top target on the Texans, but a switch to a run first team has hurt his production.

12. Victor Cruz, NYG – With a healthy Hakeem Nicks back in the lineup, look for Cruz to shine. He’ll top 80 receptions, 1,100 yards and score 10 times.

13. Reggie Wayne, Ind - With Luck expected to take another step forward, Wayne will produce No. 1 fantasy WR numbers in his 13th season.

14. Hakeem Nicks, NYG – Nicks is a fantasy sleeper whose stock is on the upswing. If he remains healthy, a top 7 finish is attainable for the talented WR.

15. Marques Colston, NO - Colston’s a steady receiver who also posts low No. 1 numbers with Brees.

16. Jordy Nelson, GB - He saw his production drop in 2012 especially in the TD department. Nelson will be targeted heavily once again and plays with the best QB in the league. Look for a potential top 10 finish at season’s end.

17. Dwayne Bowe, KC – Most of Bowe’s troubles last year were due to poor QB play. Andy Reid’s system is pass first and Bowe will perform well with Alex Smith.

18. Danny Amendola, NE – The Pats brought him in to replace Wes Welker. That’s easier said than done. Amendola’s track record suggests he’s injury prone so he’s no more than a No. 2 / flex play until proven otherwise. Brady will make him better though.

19. Mike Wallace, Mia – QB Ryan Tannehill has a big arm, and Wallace is the best deep threat in the league.

20. Pierre Garcon, Was – He’s blessed to play with an incredibly accurate QB who should improve off of his stellar rookie season. If Garcon can remain healthy, look for some long TDs.

21. Steve Smith, Car - Another year in Newton’s development will help keep Smith a solid No. 2 FFL receiver at age 34.

22. Wes Welker, Den - Manning’s made a living out of using his slot receiver. Welker will be used heavily and his stock is higher in PPR leagues.

23. Torrey Smith, Bal - The entire Ravens offense is set to take a step back with WR Anquain Boldin gone and Dennis Pitta now hurt, but Smith’s on the upswing and will warrant flex play.

24. Greg Jennings, Min – Christian Ponder is Jenning’s biggest question mark. He is still a relatively young receiver with deep threat ability, but whether Ponder can get the ball to him will determine his success.

25. Antonio Brown, Pit – He is now firmly the No. 1 WR in Pittsburgh, and Brown and Roethlisberger have a solid rapport. His stock increases in PPR leagues.

1. Calvin Johnson, Det – Even an off-year by Stafford statistically couldn’t derail Megatron, who broke the all-time receiving record for yards.

2. AJ Green, Cin – The 3rd year for Green should be even better after his breakout a year ago. The Bengals have added more weapons which will ease the double teams he sees.

3. Dez Bryant, Dal - If Bryant can pick up where he left off, he has the ability to finish the top fantasy football receiver this year.

4. Julio Jones, Atl – Jones is a big-time star and one of the best deep threats in the league. Expect another major step forward this year.

5. Demaryius Thomas, Den – Manning’s top deep threat will score 12-15 TDs and top 1,500 yards.

6. Brandon Marshall, Chi - Expect Marhsall to continue posting top numbers in Trestman’s system.

7. Larry Fitzgerald, Arz – His stock is on the rise again now that a real QB is on the team. Fitzgerald still has the ability to finish a top 3 fantasy – and NFL – receiver.

8. Randall Cobb, GB - The multi-threat Cobb is a boom or bust pick. However, with Greg Jennings gone, he will be the biggest beneficiary of those extra passes.

9. Vincent Jackson, TB - He’s a big time threat and fortunately plays in a division that doesn’t feature many quality cover corners.

10. Roddy White, Atl – He is not ranked this low due to a loss of skill, but rather all of the talent around him. But he is still a solid No. 1 fantasy receiver.

1. Aaron Rodgers, GB – The loss of Greg Jennings is bigger than most realize, but there’s plenty of talent across the skill positions for Rodgers to retain top billing in fantasy football this year. The system also plays perfectly to his strengths.

2. Drew Brees, NO - The return of Sean Payton will pay huge dividends once again for Brees. Their skill players remain intact, and they’ll have an easier schedule coming off a disappointing season.

3. Peyton Manning, Den – The addition of Wes Welker will be welcomed by Manning. The inconsistency of the running game should have Manning put the ball in the air frequently.

4. Cam Newton, Car – Unrealistic expectations and an underwhelming supporting cast affected Newton’s sophomore season. He’ll return to fantasy glory this year with a better supporting cast and another year under his belt.

5. Tom Brady, NE – There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding Brady this year. With Rob Gronkowski’s status less than certain, Aaron Hernandez gone and Wes Welker in Denver, Brady is not the shoe-in he usually is. Look for a very good season, but he might end up a few notches down in 2013.

6.  Andrew Luck, Ind – He’ll look to build off an excellent rookie season. The AFC South is nothing special with Houston being the one team with a good defense, and the Colts defense, below average, will force Luck to throw.

7. Colin Kaepernick, SF – The loss of Michael Crabtree cannot be overstated. That was Kaepernick’s go-to guy. However, Jim Harbaugh is a brilliant offensive mind and will put Kaepernick into a position to succeed. He’s a dual threat.

8. Russell Wilson, Sea - Wilson is blessed with tremendous talent around him, but could suffer a slump in year 2. Teams will have more footage on tape and NFL defenses will defend the read option better. His upside is huge, but he could disappoint depending on when you draft him.

9. Matt Ryan, Atl – Blessed with arguably the best WR duo in the league, he’ll put up numbers similar to a year ago.

10. Robert Griffin III, Was – The surgically repaired knee with take away the running threat that RGIII was a year ago, and that accounted for many fantasy points. That being said, he does have a better supporting cast and is very accurate passing, but look for a step back in his 2nd year.

1. Calvin Johnson vs. Min – Megatron broke out in a big way in Week 3 and will follow that up with 125 yards and a TD vs. the Vikings.

2. A J Green vs. Jax – The 2nd year receiver continues to get blossom. He put up 9 receptions for 183 yards and a TD vs. the Skins. Look for another 100 yard effort and a score.

3. Julio Jones vs. Car – The Panthers DBs are horrendous coverage corners.

4. Greg Jennings vs. NO – The Saints feature one of the – if not the – worst defenses in football. Jennings will torch this secondary.

Next

Hakeem Nicks vs. Phi – Eli’s top target will eclipse 100 yards with a TD on Sunday Night.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Mia – There will be many plays for Fitzgerald against the Dolphins secondary in Week 4.

Roddy White vs. Car – Same as Jones. White will eclipse 100 yards with a score in a high scoring affair vs. the Panthers.

The Rest

Victor Cruz vs. Phi – Cruz has owned CB Nnamdi Asomugha thus far (3 TDs in two games). Look for another big effort from Cruz with double digit catches, 100 receiving yards, and a salsa dance.

Wes Welker vs. Buf – The Patriots got smart and started incorporating Welker back into the plan. He’ll have another very big effort vs. a mediocre Bills secondary.

Brandon Lloyd vs. Buf – Look for a long score this week.

Stevie Johnson vs. NE – This will be a high scoring affair and Johnson will be targeted plenty. 100 yards with a TD.

Percy Harvin vs. Det – The Lions pass rush isn’t what it was a year ago and their secondary is mediocre.

Vincent Jackson vs. Was – I know the Bucs O was abominable in Week 3, but have you seen the Skins try and cover? Us neither.

Steve Smith vs. Atl – He is a notorious Falcons killer and will bounce back with a big game this week.

Andre Johnson vs. Ten – Johnson will reel in a TD vs. the Titans’ suspect D.

Jeremy Maclin vs. NYG – He’ll be very effective in the short to mid range passing game. Look for him to find the end zone after sitting out last week.

Miles Austin vs. Chi – He seems to have better chemistry with Romo now and will once again top 100 yards this week but find the end zone.

Brandon Marshall vs. Dal – The Cowboys CBs are much improved, but Marshall can make plays on virtually anybody. Don’t expect a breakout performance but 70+ yards and a TD.

Dwayne Bowe vs. SD – The Chargers DBs were exposed against the Falcons and Bowe is on fire.

Demaryius Thomas vs. Oak – The Raiders surrendered four TDs to the Steelers. Thomas tops 100 yards with a TD here.

Dez Bryant vs. Chi – Bryant will enjoy a strong showing in prime time on MNF.

Jordy Nelson vs. NO – See notes for Jennings. The Saints simply do not cover.

Marques Colston vs. GB – The Saints will likely throw the ball 50+ times and Colston will be targeted heavily.

Eric Decker vs. Oak – The Broncos should have their way through the air against the Raiders.

Michael Crabtree vs. NYJ – No Revis, no problems. The 49ers will have success in the passing game.

Torrey Smith vs. Cle – Look for a strong outing after his inspired 2 TD night vs. the Pats. The Browns lack talent and speed in the secondary.

1. Calvin Johnson vs. Ten – Megatron will find the end zone on Sunday. Likely multiple times. He’s the top fantasy football WR in Week 3.

2. Julio Jones vs. SD – The 2nd year receiver will light up the Chargers secondary. Monday Night was Roddy White’s turn, and now it swings back to Jones.

3. Victor Cruz vs. Car – His Bucs game was huge. As mentioned above, the Panthers can be hurt by outside receivers.

4. Mike Wallace vs. Oak – Look for Roethlisberger and Wallace to connect on a deep TD in Oakland.

Next

Greg Jennings vs. Sea – When Aaron Rodgers is your QB, the weekly fantasy football ranking is always pretty high.

Roddy White vs. SD – The Falcons will be throwing the ball all over the place in SD.

Steve Smith vs. NYG – The Giants have given up a lot of big plays on the outside to start the season.

The Rest

Demaryius Thomas vs. Hou – Peyton loves this receiver who has tremendous game breaking ability.

Andre Johnson vs. Den – Look for Johnson to top 100 yards with a TD against a generous Broncos D.

Dez Bryant vs. TB – The Cowboys will get their big play receiver back into his groove vs. the Bucs.

Miles Austin vs TB – Lot’s to like about Austin in this week’s match-up too.

Jeremy Maclin vs. Arz – The Eagles will need a lot from Maclin in the desert.

AJ Green vs. Was – Look for Green to get deep against the Skins secondary which was exposed in Week 2.

Vincent Jackson vs. TB – He’s played very big since coming over from SD and topped the century mark with a TD last week.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Phi – CB Nnamdi Asomugha is a risk taker; look for the Cards to target Fitzgerald deep on a few occasions.

Dwayne Bowe vs. NO – There will be BIG plays to be had against this defense. Bowe will top 100 yards with at least one scores.

Lance Moore vs. KC – He’s been the Saints best receiving threat throughout.

Stevie Johnson vs. Cle – This is another D prone to giving up big plays.

Kenny Britt vs. Det – The Lions pass D is porous. Britt’s now in his 2nd game back and will be featured more prominently.

Brandon Marshall vs. Stl – Look for Marshall to put last Thursday Night’s disappointing effort behind him with a 100 yard game and TD.

Santonio Holmes vs. Mia – The Fins are depleted at the CB position.

Danny Amendola vs. Chi – His 15 catch effort will be hard to duplicate, but he’ll likely see 8-10 balls and find the end zone.

Michael Crabtree vs. Min – The 49ers No. 1 receiver will top 75 yards and find the end zone against the Vikings.

Percy Harvin vs. SF – He’ll likely still end up with a solid stat line by picking up much of his yards in garbage time.

Jordy Nelson vs. Sea – He’ll likely own the match-up vs. the No. 2 CB.

Brandon Lloyd vs. Bal – The Pats will come out firing in this one.

Anquain Boldin vs. NE – More of a possession receiver at this point, but Flacco will target him between 8-10 times on Sunday Night.

Pierre Garcon vs. Cin – The Bengals have given up a lot of big plays in the secondary.

Marques Colston vs. KC – It should be a passing clinic down in the Big Easy on Sunday.

Must Start

1. Andre Johnson vs. Jax – Week 1 showed Johnson’s back in top form and healthy.

2. Roddy White vs. Den – White played 2nd fiddle to Julio Jones on opening day. Look for him to shine on Sunday Night.

3. Calvin Johnson vs. SF – He’s a nightmare matchup even against the best D in the league.

4. Julio Jones vs. Den – The 2nd year player will break out on Sunday Night.

Next

Brandon Marshall vs. GB – Week 1 showed the Bears passing game should be potent in Lambeau.

Jordy Nelson vs Chi – If Jennings is unable to go, Nelson instantly rises on the charts. Start Jennings if he can go too.

Dez Bryant vs. Sea – Bryant will get the best of the Seahawks DBs in Week 2.

The Rest

Hakeem Nicks vs. TB – He’s much closer to being back to full speed after his summer injury. Look for big things vs. the Bucs.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. NE – Kevin Kolb doesn’t inspire trust but he does look Fitzgerald’s way often.

Stevie Johnson vs. KC – The Chiefs DBs are hurt and were torched in Week 1. Look for Johnson to top 100 yards with a score.

AJ Green vs. Cle – Expect a BIG game from the 2nd year receiver. Matchup is even better with CB Haden out.

Mike Wallace vs. NYJ – Wallace will torch the Jets when Cromartie lines up against him.

Michael Crabtree vs. Det – There’s a lot of plays to be had against the Lions secondary.

Victor Cruz vs. TB – Cruz will atone for his Week 1 drops vs. the Bucs.

Vincent Jackson vs. NYG – The Giants DBs looked vulnerable to the big play on opening night.

DeMaryius Thomas vs. Atl – Manning’s new favorite big play target will get deep for the 2nd consecutive game on Monday Night.

Dwayne Bowe vs. Buf – The Bills DBs were horrendous in Week 1. .

Jeremy Maclin vs. Bal – The Eagles best WR will be too much for the Ravens to contain.

DeSean Jackson vs. Bal – His speed will be a factor in this one.

Torrey Smith vs. Look for the Ravens to have success going deep vs. the Eagles secondary.

1. Calvin Johnson vs. Stl – Megatron will top 100 yards and 2 TDs vs. the Rams on opening day.

2. Andre Johnson vs. Mia – Who is going to cover Johnson? I’m sure Miami is still asking themselves the same question.

3. Greg Jennings vs. SF – The 49ers pass coverage is their lone weakness.

4. Wes Welker vs. Ten – Expect 8-10 catches with close to 100 yards and a score vs. Ten.

Next

Julio Jones vs. KC – The year two explosion begins in KC.

Roddy White vs. KC – White is a 100 yard candidate with a score vs. the Chiefs in Week 1.

Victor Cruz vs. Dal – Cruz will torch the Cowboys in the slot.

The Rest

DeSean Jackson vs. Cle – The Browns have no one in their secondary that will stay with Jackson, who will get long for one TD.

Dez Bryant vs. NYG – The Giants will be forced to start their No. 4 CB due to injuries. That will open opportunities on one side of the field.

Brandon Marshall vs. Ind – The Bears plan to go down field a lot in 2012 with the Marshall acquisition.

Eric Decker vs. Pit- Decker will emerge as Peyton’s new best friend in Den. The Steelers CBs are not a strength.

Mike Wallace vs. Den – The top deep threat in the NFL will get behind Denver’s D on Sunday Night.

Antonio Brown vs. Den – Another solid start especially in PPR leagues.

AJ Green vs. Bal – The 2nd year receiver is expected to take a big step forward and should prove too much for the Ravens’ corners in Week 1.

Hakeem Nicks vs. Dal – He’s healthy and will top 80 yards with a TD on opening night.

Jeremy Maclin vs. Cle – See above. The Browns secondary is horrible and the Eagles should have their way all afternoon.

Brandon Lloyd vs. Ten – The Patriots finally have the deep threat they’ve sought since they cut ties with Randy Moss.

Miles Austin vs. NYG – The savvy vet is always tough on the Giants.

Randy Moss vs. GB – The Packers secondary is prone to giving up big plays.

Jordy Nelson vs. SF – He’ll toy with their No. 2 CB all afternoon.

Dwayne Bowe vs. Atl – The Falcons secondary is improved but Bowe is a load.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Sea – He’d rate very highly if QB wasn’t such a question mark. The Seahawks feature a stout D too.

Vincent Jackson vs. Car – The Bucs brought him in to be their deep threat. He’ll get over top vs. the Panthers.

Steve Smith vs. TB – Cam Newton’s best friend will find room to work with in the Bucs secondary.

Demaryius Thomas vs. Pit – His long TD beat them in the WC game, and he’ll be potent right back on opening day.

Malcolm Floyd vs. Oak – The Raiders secondary is not a strength.

Percy Harvin vs. Jax – The No. 1 receiving threat in Minny should have a strong game vs. the Jags.

Torrey Smith vs. Cin – He torched Cincy for 165 yards in their 2nd meeting and will have 100 yards again in Week 1.

Stevie Johnson vs. NYJ – He’ll be up against Revis Island all day but has actually fared well.

Marques Colston vs. Was – Mr. Reliable will pick up a lot of yards vs. the Skins in Week 1.

Pierre Garcon vs. NO – The Saints secondary is a concern, and have no one that can stay with Garcon’s speed.

Fantasy Sleeper

Kendall Wright vs. NE – Coverage was an issue all year in 2011 for the Pats. The rookie is a strong fantasy sleeper in what should be a high scoring affair.

1. Calvin Johnson Det - Megatron was the top fantasy football WR in 2011 (254 points) and won’t be relinquishing that title anytime soon.

2. Andre Johnson Hou - If the injury bug doesn’t reel its ugly head again, expect Johnson to once again emerge as top threat week in and week out.

3. Larry Fitzgerald Arz - The QB situation is the only thing holding him back from topping this list.

4. Greg Jennings GB – The top receiving threat playing with the top QB will lead to 1,300 yards and double digit TDs. Needs to stay healthy.

5. Roddy White Atl - With the projected development of Julio Jones, expect White to see less double coverage and thrive.

6. Hakeem Nicks NYG – The Giants top outside threat is coming off a broken foot in mini camp. He appears to be ahead of schedule and will once again be Eli Manning’s top receiving threat.

7. Mike Wallace Pit – The holdout is concerning, but when he comes back, which will be Week 1, he’ll once again be a top threat. No. 1 deep threat in the league.

8. Wes Welker NE - In a PPR league, Welker could end up top 5.  Brady loves him, and Brandon Lloyd’s outside presence could release coverage underneath.

9. AJ Green Cin – People are very high on Green. He’s the Bengals top receiving threat and should only get better with experience. Look for 1200 yards and 10 TDs.

10. Victor Cruz NYG – The most dangerous receiver in the slot, who also has big-time play making ability. Expect another 75-85 catch season with 1200 yards and double digit TDs.

11. Julio Jones ATL – He could be poised to take a big jump into the top 5 by year end, but it’ll be tough to distribute balls in Atlanta. Regardless, look for a breakout season from the 2nd year man from Alabama.

12. Brandon Marshall Chi – He’s reuniting with Jay Cutler and the duo should put up big-time numbers like they did in Denver.

13. Dez Bryant Dal – There’s no denying his talent, it’s his mental makeup and off field issues which concern us. If he can keep those the off field issues under control, Bryant will finish a top 10 fantasy receiver.

14. Steve Smith Car - Cam Newton revitalized his career and he’s a borderline No. 1 fantasy receiver right back.

15. Jordy Nelson GB - 15 TDs in 2011 is hard not to notice. He’ll see that number come down in 2012, with between 10-12 TDs.

16. Miles Austin Dal – He was a clear No. 1 until an injury marred 2011 season. Needs to stay healthy to emerge as a No. 1 once again.

17. Brandon Lloyd NE - New England lacked a deep threat so they went out and brought in Lloyd. Tom Brady will hit him deep on multiple occasions.

18. Vincent Jackson TB – Josh Freeman can sling it and Jackson will provide the outside threat the team was lacking a year ago.

19. Marques Colston NO - He’s never the sexy pick, but he gets things done. He’s a solid No. 2 in fantasy football.

20. Jeremy Maclin Phi – The entire Eagles squad, outside of Lesean McCoy, struggled last year. He starts as a No. 2 receiver who could end up a No. 1 producer in fantasy.

21. Demaryius Thomas Den – Peyton Manning instantly raises his stock. Thomas is capable of a double digit TD season with Manning at the helm.

22. Percy Harvin Min – He’s a bit of an enigma, but the Vikings will rely on him heavily while they wait for Adrian Peterson to get healthy.

23. Stevie Johnson Buf – The Bills love to air it out and Johnson is the beneficiary of a lot of those passes.

24. Dwayne Bowe KC – Doesn’t seem happy in KC but could be playing to get out, which is good for fantasy owners. Bowe will want to put up solid numbers for a bigger payday.

25. Antonio Brown Pit – Ben Roethlisberger loves throwing his way and with Hines Ward retired, expect more mid range passes for Brown.

Must Start

1. Calvin Johnson vs. Oak – The Raiders are quite good at giving up the deep ball.

2. Wes Welker vs. Den – The Patriots will be passing ALL day in this one. The Broncos D is tough but stopping Brady and Welker is rare.

3. Hakeem Nicks vs. Was – He’s stepped his game up the past few weeks and will torch the Skins DBs on Sunday.

4. Mike Wallace vs. SF – The Niners have no one who can keep up with Wallace’s deep speed… which is how Pittsburgh will attack SF on Monday.

Next

Miles Austin vs. TB – He returned to score a TD vs. New York. He’ll follow it up with another big game on Saturday.

Marques Colston vs. Min – The terrible Vikings pass D will translate to a big day for Colston.

Roddy White vs. JAX – The Jags secondary can and will be exposed.

The Rest

Jordy Nelson vs. KC – Greg Jennings injury will open up more opportunities for Nelson.

DeSean Jackson vs. NYJ – When he’s lined up against CB Cromartie expect the Eagles to go deep.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Cle – He was a beast vs. the 49ers. Look for another 100 yard effort with a TD this week.

Dez Bryant vs. TB – The Bucs secondary will have trouble keeping up with Bryant.

Santana Moss vs. NYG –The Giants pass D looks incredibly lost at times.

Victor Cruz vs. Was – Expect 100 yards and a score this week.

Percy Harvin vs. NO – Harvin has emerged the past few weeks with two huge games.

Vincent Jackson vs. SD – The Chargers will need their big play receiver to play big in this one.

Julio Jones vs. JAX – The talented rookie is a candidate to take a long one to the house on Thursday.

Mike Williams vs. Dal – He makes the list because the Cowboys pass defense can be exposed.

Dwayne Bowe vs. GB – Should Kyle Orton get the start this becomes more attractive. Regardless, the Packers pass D is one of the worst in the NFL.

Santonio Holmes vs. Phi – The match-up isn’t particularly attractive but Holmes will make plays over the middle.

AJ Green vs. Stl – The Rams secondary is a welcome sight to all opposing receivers.

Brandon Marshall vs. Buf – It’s the Bills, who can’t stop anyone.

Stevie Johnson vs. Mia – One last hurrah for Johnson owners in 2011. Tough to tell which Dolphins team will show up after their coach was fired.

Fantasy Sleeper

Demarius Thomas vs. NE – The Patriots secondary is atrocious and thin. Belichick is now putting offensive players back there. Thomas had more than a few drops in Week 14 but remains a good fantasy sleeper candidate for this one.