1. Rob Gronkowski vs. Sea – The Pats will use Gronk heavily against the speedy Seahawks D.

2. Tony Gonzalez vs. Oak – He’s playing like it’s 2000 again. Gonzalez will have another big game vs. the Raiders.

3. Antonio Gates vs. Den – Philip Rivers will connect with Gates for 80 yards and a TD against the Broncos.

4. Vernon Davis vs. NYG – Davis had two long TDs against the Giants in last year’s NFC Title game. He’ll be a big factor again this week.

Next

Jason Witten vs. Bal – Expect Witten to be on the receiving end of many quick passing plays against an aggressive Ravens’ D.

Brent Celek vs. Det – He’s becoming Vick’s new best friend in the red zone.

Aaron Hernandez vs. Sea – It’s tough to cover both, and Hernandez might have the bigger game thanks to the attention paid to Gronkowski.

The Rest

Jermichael Finley vs. Hou – The Packers will throw the ball 40 times this week and Finley will be a big part of the plan.

Jared Cook vs. Pit – The loss of S Polamalu opens up a lot of holes in the passing game. Cook’s finally healthy.

Fred Davis vs. Min – Shanahan will incorporate him more heavily into the passing game to lessen the hits RGIII is taking.

Kyle Rudolph vs. Was – The Skins lack of coverage ability makes Rudolph an attractive fantasy start this week.

Brandon Pettigrew vs. Phi – Stafford could find himself under a lot of pressure this week and Pettigrew would then be targeted heavily.

Jacob Tamme vs. SD – He’s a low level one fantasy starter but red zone threat this week.

Owen Daniels vs. GB – Look for Daniels to be a big factor in the underneath passing game.

Dustin Keller vs. Ind – If he makes his return, Keller is a nice fantasy sleeper vs. a soft Colts D.

Coby Fleener vs. NYJ – The same goes for Fleener. The Jets D down the middle is vulnerable.

Scott Chandler vs. Arz – Look for Fitzpatrick to find Chandler for a red zone TD.

Dennis Pitta vs. Dal – The S position is one of weakness for the Cowboys.

Anthony Fasano vs. Stl – If your regular starter is out, Fasano has a nice match-up this week and is a fantasy sleeper.

Jermaine Gresham vs. Cle – While the Browns are getting some help back at the CB position, nothing is coming to S. Gresham will top 50 yards with a TD.

Must Start

1. Jimmy Graham vs. Car – He makes catches other players dream of making. Top ranked fantasy football TE in Week 2 will top 100 yards and a TD.

2. Rob Gronkowski vs. Arz – Look for Gronk to real in 2 scores in what should be a rout against the Cardinals.

3. Vernon Davis vs. Det – Look for Davis to be more involved on Sunday Night.

4. Antonio Gates vs. Ten – The Titans showed in Week 1 that they have trouble with opposing TEs.

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Jermichael Finley vs. Chi – Look for Rodgers to target Finley for 75 yards and a red zone TD on Thursday Night.

Aaron Hernandez vs. Arz – Tom Brady’s other TE will find the end zone this week.

Tony Gonzalez vs. Den – TEs had a big night vs. the Broncos in Week 1. Look for a repeat performance by Gonzalez this week.

The Rest

Fred Davis vs. Stl – RGIII was firing to receivers in Week 1; he’ll target his TE in Week 2.

Jared Cook vs. SD – The Chargers don’t match-up well vs. players with Cook’s athleticism.

Jacob Tamme vs. Atl – One of Manning’s favorite targets from Indy will score another short TD in Week 2.

Jason Witten vs. Sea – He’ll have 10 days off since opening day to recover from his spleen injury. Look for Witten to be a much larger part of the game plan this week and find the end zone.

Greg Olsen vs. NO – Newton’s will target Olsen heavily against a Saints D that covers nobody.

Brent Celek vs. Bal – The Eagles will incorporate Celek heavier into the passing game to take pressure off of Vick.

Martellus Bennett vs. TB – He’ll be the 3rd option for the time being while the Giants break in a 3rd WR.

Heath Miller vs. NYJ – Expect Roethlisberger to continue going at Miller on quick passing plays and near the goal line.

Anthony Fasano vs. Oak – Joe Philbin will look to settle his rookie QB down by having him target Fasano 7-10 times.

Dallas Clark vs. NYG – The Giants don’t always cover TEs too well.

Jermaine Gresham vs. Cle – The Bengals offense will look sharper this week and Gresham will see his fair share of balls.

Brandon Pettigrew vs. SF – Stafford will need to get rid of the ball quickly to avoid the pressure. Pettigrew’s his safety valve.

Scott Chandler vs. KC – Expect him to be a red zone threat this week.

Dennis Pita vs. Phi – Flacco’s new best friend? It sure looks like he’ll be targeting him in the red zone and in the short passing game.

Owen Daniels vs. Jax – Daniels is no longer a No. 1 TE in fantasy, but he’ll find the end zone against the Jags this week.

Tony Moeaki vs. Buf – Did you see the Bills cover in Week 1? Neither did we. He’s a solid fantasy sleeper to find the end zone and pick up 60+ yards.

Must Starts

1. Jason Witten – The past few weeks he stepped his game up considerably.

2. Tony Gonzalez - Matt Ryan‘s No. 2 target will terrorize the Seahawks secondary.

3. Vernon Davis - Expect Davis to find great matchups against the Bolts on Thursday.

4. Mercedes Lewis – Lewis and David Garrard will be dialed in all afternoon on Sunday.

Next In Line

Zach Miller – Expect the Raiders TE to rediscover his role in the offense vs. the lowly Broncos.

Aaron Hernandez – Tom Brady young TE will be a matchup nightmare for the Packers.

Jacob Tamme - He’ll be Peyton Manning‘s underneath target vs. the Jags.

Rounding Out the List

Ben Watson - He’ll erase that goose egg from a week ago and thrive vs. the Bengals.

Kevin Boss - If some of Manning’s receivers are down Boss will once again receive targets. He will find the end zone again.

Brent Celek – Michael Vick’s been looking more in Celek’s way in the red zone the past few weeks.

Kelen Winslow - Reeled in a big-time 42 yard TD vs. the Redskins in Week 14. He has a great matchup vs. the Lions.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Anthony Fasano – The Dolphins need to win out and Fasano has become one of Henne’s most important receiving threats. He’ll thrive against the Bills and is a solid fantasy sleeper this week.

1. Antonio Gates - His foot should feel better and Denver can’t cover. Look for a big evening from the top ranked fantasy football TE in Week 11.

2. Jacob Tamme - There’s been no drop off from Dallas Clark to Tamme. He’ll thrive against the Pats.

3. Vernon Davis - His big game last week brought back images of 2009. He’ll wreak havoc on the Bucs secondary.

4. Jason Witten - Coverage isn’t a Lions specialty.

Next In Line

Tony Gonzalez - The talented TE will prove a menace to a Rams Secondary focusing on stopping Roddy White.

Kellen Winslow - Look for Josh Freeman and Winslow to hook up plenty in San Francisco.

Brandon Pettigrew - The Cowboys secondary is banged up and Pettigrew is a nightmare to Safeties.

Rounding Out the List

Zach Miller – The Steelers looked quite vulnerable against TE’s vs. the Pats.

Ben Watson - Look for Colt McCoy to target his speedy TE plenty against the Jags.

Todd Heap - He should catch one TD before the game gets out of hand.

Heath Miller - He’s a Roethlisberger favorite and will see 7-9 balls on Sunday.

Jermaine Gresham – His 9 receptions for 85 yards and a TD were impressive vs. Indy. Look for another big game vs. the Bills.

Tony Moeaki – He’s the No. 2 receiving threat on the Chiefs and will do well vs. Arizona.

Mercedes Lewis - He presents all sorts of matchup problems for the Browns DBs.

Dustin Keller - The Texans can’t cover anybody. Plain and simple.

Aaron Hernandez - Gronkowski last week, Hernandez this? Why not.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Kevin Boss - The injuries to the WRs make Boss more of a focal point in the offense. He’s an excellent fantasy sleeper vs. the Eagles and will reach the end zone for the second week in a row.

1. Vernon Davis – The bye allowed him to rest his injury. He’s the top ranked fantasy football TE in Week 10 and will play big againt the Rams.

2. Tony Gonzalez – Ryan will target him heavily on Thursday.

3. Jason Witten - The Giants great pass rush will mean short passes to Witten all afternoon.

4. Chris Cooley - The Colts TE Tamme just lit up the Eagles. Cooley will do so as well.

Next In Line

Dustin Keller - Expect him to be a focal point against the Browns. The Pats TE Aaron Hernandez hauled in 2 TDs last Sunday.

Aaron Hernandez - The versatile TE will receive a lot of looks from Tom Brady.

Jacob Tamme - Is anyone missing Dallas Clark? Tamme’s numbers suggest the Colts don’t. He’ll thrive vs. the Bengals.

Rounding Out the List

Heath Miller - The Steelers will attack the middle of the secondary with Miller against the Pats.

Todd Heap – Expect Flacco to have his TE more involved in the passing attack this Thursday Night.

Mercedes Lewis – His 1st half of the season was stellar and the Texans pass defense is poor.

Kellen Winslow – The Panthers are done. QB Josh Freeman will look heavily to Winslow on Sunday.

Brandon Pettigrew – The 2nd year TE is growing and is a tough matchup on Safeties. The Bills won’t be able to cover him.

Tony Moaki - The talented rookie TE will be a menace to the Broncos secondary.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Benjamin Watson - The Jets are the best at taking away the outside receivers, so look for Cleveland to target Watson a ton  over the middle on Sunday. He’ll have between 5-7 catches and reach the end zone. He’s a solid fantasy sleeper in Week 10.