QB

Josh Allen picked up where he left off from last season putting together a solid fantasy performance. He had a couple TDs and some of that sweet sweet rushing production that fantasy owners covet. He has a great chance to put up some numbers against the Giants this week just like Dak Prescott did on Sunday. He's available in 80% of ESPN leagues.

Matthew Stafford had a great game against the Cardinals, and it looks like his connection with rookie TE T.J. Hockenson will be a big boost for the offense. He gets the Chargers this week, and should be a good option for fantasy. He's owned in 16% of ESPN leagues.

Andy Dalton showed some chemistry with John Ross in week 1, and Dalton has typically been a QB that's pretty good every other year. Maybe this is one of his good years, and A.J. Green should return at some point to give the offense a boost. He has a nice matchup against the 49ers this week. He is only owned in 4.2% of ESPN leagues.

RB

Adrian Peterson and Chris Thompson should get more work going forward with Derrius Guice dealing with a knee issue. Thompson is a nice option in PPR, and Peterson showed last year that he can still get it done. Peterson is owned in 27% of ESPN leagues and Thompson is owned in just under 19% of leagues. They play the Cowboys this week which means Thompson might be the better play in PPR with the Redskins likely playing from behind. Peterson is a better add in standard scoring, but both players should be rostered.

Carlos Hyde: Hyde surprised me on Monday night running with power and showing he still has some juice. He'll share the load with Duke Johnson, but he should get a lot of opportunity on what looks to be a great offense. He's owned in 39% of ESPN leagues, and gets the Jags this week. Not bad.

Giovani Bernard: It looks like the Bengals dodged a bullet and Joe Mixon shouldn't miss much time, but while he's out, Bernard is a great fantasy option. Mixon isn't a lock to miss time, so you'll have to monitor his status this week. Bernard catches a lot of passes when given the opportunity, and has shown he can handle the load when Mixon is out. Nothing scary about his matchup with the 49ers this week, and Mixon owners should definitely pick him up as insurance. Bernard is more of a short-term option, and he's only owned in 32% of ESPN leagues.

Ronald Jones showed some good signs in week one rushing for 75 yards on just 13 carries. The Bucs spent significant draft capital on him, and would love to see that payoff. Also, Winston looked terrible, and they may look to lean a little more on the running game. His ownership in ESPN leagues is a little over 40%. Jones plays the Panthers on Thursday night if you're desperate.

WR

John Brown tops the list because he was highly involved in the offense. He received 10 targets in week 1 and recorded over 100 receiving yards. This offense needs a No. 1 WR, and Brown looks to be that guy. He's owned in 35% of ESPN leagues.

DK Metcalf flashed on Sunday and was way more involved in the offense than I expected. He had the most targets on the team, and his size could make him a big threat in the red zone. He's owned in 63% of ESPN leagues, so you might have missed out on him. Metcalf gets the Steelers this week.

Marquise Brown: What a pleasant surprise he was on Sunday. It turns out the Ravens have themselves an offense. Brown wasn't on the field a ton, but you saw what he can do especially on deep balls. DeSean Jackson 2.0 seems about right. Brown is available in 72% of ESPN leagues, and has a juicy matchup against the Cardinals in week 2. Remember, Arizona is down their top 2 corners right now. I think Brown has the most long-term value at WR, and I would target him first if I have the option to put him on my bench.

Others of note:

Jamison Crowder had a ridiculous 17 targets against the Bills this week, and we know Adam Gase loves his slot receivers. Bills CB Tre'Davious White kept Robbie Anderson in check for most of the game which led to more opportunities for Crowder. Crowder's target share will surely go down, and he seems to be injured a lot, so I'm not running to add him just yet. He's owned in 70% of ESPN leagues.

John Ross exploded for the Bengals week 1 and maybe there's hope for him yet. Notice the trend of small speed receivers having success this week. Ross, DeSean Jackson, and Marquise Brown all had big performances. Ross is worth watching especially while A.J. Green is out, and he gets the 49ers this week. He is available in 95% of ESPN leagues.

TE

Darren Waller had a solid performance against the Broncos on Monday night recording seven catches for 70 yards. His role in the offense increased after the departure of Antonio Brown. Add him if you need help at TE, he's only rostered in 26% of ESPN leagues.

Greg Olsen is available in 33% of ESPN leagues, and he may be able to help you...until he gets hurt again. He plans to play on Thursday night against the Bucs, but he's already dealing with a back issue.

Jimmy Graham came through with a TD catch against the Bears, and that's really all you're hoping for with him. TE is a wasteland for the most part, so Graham does have some appeal because of the position scarcity. He's available in 53% of ESPN leagues.

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