Must Start

Calvin Johnson, Jordy Nelson, Antonio Brown, AJ Green, Julio Jones, Dez Bryant and Demaryius Thomas

Tier 1

Jeremy Maclin vs. Was – Very favorable matchup. Depends on Sanchez.

Odell Beckham Jr. vs. Stl – The kid is on a record pace. He’ll thrive vs. the Rams secondary too.

Emmanuel Sanders vs. Cin – The major question mark is whether the Broncos will go into run mode again.

TY Hilton vs. Dal – Hilton will have a field day against a vulnerable secondary.

Roddy White vs. NO – The Falcons pass game have the decided edge on Sunday. Expect No. 1 FFL numbers from White.

Randall Cobb vs. TB – The Bucs are playing for the top pick in the draft and Cobb is playing for a contract.

Julian Edelman vs. NYJ – Brady and Co. will have their way in PPR leagues. Solid PPR play.

DeSean Jackson vs. Phi – The Eagles secondary was torched Sunday night.

Tier 2

Mike Evans vs. GB – He’ll probably pull down a TD. It’s the yards which are tough to predict because of the mess at QB.

Brandon Lafell vs. NYJ – Again, the Jets secondary is atrocious.

Jordan Matthews vs. Was – Look for a strong bounce back here.

Jarvis Landry vs. Min – Excellent in PPR leagues.

Mike Wallace vs. Min – Has refound the deep ball. Could get deep again.

Charles Johnson vs. Mia – He has emerged as a solid No. 2 FFL WR threat.

DeAndre Hopkins vs. Bal – Questions abound at QB.

Steve Smith Sr. vs. Hou – The Texans are vulnerable through the air.

Alshon Jeffery vs. Det – It’s tough to trust Jeffery against the Lions aggressive D. But he’s got to be in your lineup.

Anquan Boldin vs. SD – Boldin is the only reliable 49ers offensive threat in fantasy.

Kenny Stills vs. Atl – Look for Stills to be the man on the outside in this one.

Bust

Sammy Watkins vs. Oak – The Raiders are tough vs. the pass.

Fantasy Sleeper

Harry Douglas vs. NO – Solid in PPR leagues. Julio Jones is no sure thing to play.

Must Start

Calvin Johnson, AJ Green, Antonio Brown, Jordy Nelson, Demaryius Thomas and Brandon Marshall

Tier 1

Emmanuel Sanders vs. Stl – He’s starting every week.

Jeremy Maclin vs. GB – Maclin will top 20 FFL points.

Julio Jones vs. Car – Jones will top 100 yards with a score.

TY Hilton vs. NE – This game could be a shootout.

DeSean Jackson vs. TB – Jackson will top 100 with a score this week.

Golden Tate vs. Arz – The Cards have struggled stopping the pass.

Mike Evans vs. Was – Evans is coming into his own. Found the end zone multiple weeks.

Anquan Boldin vs. NYG – New York’s secondary is depleted.

Michael Crabtree vs. NYG – See above.

Alshon Jeffery vs. Min – Jeffery will return to the end zone and top 90 yards.

Odell Beckham vs. SF – Beckham will top the century mark again as the Giants find different ways to get him involved.

Kelvin Benjamin vs. Atl – Benjamin cleaned up in garbage time MNF and has another easy match-up here.

Tier 2

Martavis Bryant vs. Ten – The rookie has scored six TDs in four games.

Brandin Cooks vs. Cin – Another rookie who is stepping up. His speed will create problems for the Bengals.

Pierre Garcon vs. TB – He appears to play 2nd fiddle to Jackson in RGIII’s offense, but the Bucs give up a lot through the air.

Andre Johnson vs. Cle – The Bengals D is playing very well. This pushes Johnson down a notch this week.

Cordarrelle Patterson vs. Chi – The Bears D is in shambles.

Greg Jennings vs. Chi – Jennings is a No. 3 and will top 70 passing yards.

Larry Fitzgerald vs. Det – The Lions D keeps Fitzgerald at a No. 3 WR this week.

Reggie Wayne vs. NE – The Pats will keep his yards in check but a solid PPR play.

Keenan Allen vs. Oak – Allen is a flex at this point.

Dwayne Bowe vs. Sea – Expect Bowe to haul in 5-6 catches and 70 yards.

Julian Edelman vs Ind – Strong in PPR leagues. Brady and Lafell are still working to get on the same page.

Jordan Matthews vs. GB – It looks like the switch to QB Mark Sanchez will benefit him tremendously.

Bust

Mike Wallace vs. Buf – His QB is banged up and the Bills play stout D.

Fantasy Sleeper

Andre Holmes vs. SD – Torched SD for 2 TDs in their earlier contest and faces a depleted secondary again.

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.