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8 team league, so its worth dropping coleman for yeldon, I just picked up coleman to be the handcuff. But still stick with freeman as starter over yeldon

TJ yeldon is also in FA would you think its worth a pick up (would have to drop coleman) to start this week instead of freeman

More information is located here Andrew Luck- Week 2 Luck is going against up against that was one of the best against QBs last year, only allowing 19 TDs while having 14 intercepts. While week 1 Denver allowed Newton to throw for 194 yards with 1 TD and 1 Int. Denver sacked Newton 3 times and Carolina has a better O-line then what the Colts are going to be putting out there. Luck is going to have trouble stay up right the whole season. With Denver potent pass rush (Miller and Ware) the Colts could face issue keeping them off of Luck. While it is hard to bench Luck this matchup could pose a problem in Week 2. While Luck could but up decent fantasy numbers you will be taking a chance on him against a tough defense this week. Side note- Cam took a lot of hard hits some of which warranted flags but got none, the Colts are going to need to do everything in their power to protect Luck or he may face injuries and might not make it through the whole game. Sacked 2 in week 1 Alshon Jeffery- In week 1 Jeffery’s was targeted 6 times and had 4 receptions for 105 yards and in week 2 is going up against a Eagles defense that gave up the second most points to WR last season and allowed RG3 to throw for 190 yards and let a rookie avg 34 yards a reception. Cutler is going to continue to throw it to his star WR. While this matchup is favorable for Jeffery’s he still has Cutler as his QB and while in week 1 he had 216 yards and a TD he also had 1 int and was sacked 5 times. Jeffery will get his targets but he will always have Cutler being a hinder on his potential each week.

Currently have Hyde starting but I am not sure as both face bad matchups in week 2. Not really sold on Hyde starting but just not sure if I trust Freeman.

Week one is tomorrow and so starts the fantasy season. If you looking for some advice click for a video talking about some players with good and bad matchups. Antonio Gates- Gates is facing a tough matchup week 1 against a KC defense that allowed the fewest points to TE last year only giving up two TDs to TE. Gates has only scored one TD in his last 9 games against KC only posting 80 plus yards once in his last 19 games. If you decided to use Gates use him with caution this matchup is not a favorable week 1. Amari Cooper- With the rise of Cooper and Carr as a great QB WR combination Week 1 is looking to be a favorable matchup. The Saints defense allowed more than 26 points per game to opposing WRs in 2015 (according to pro football references). With the potentially that this game turns into a shoot out look for Oakland to throw early and often against a defense that was one of the worst pass defenses last year. ​Again there is more in the video so if you want a little more click . ​Please leave a comment so I can know what to work on and what other information people might want prior to the start of games every week.

I was leaning towards Hyde I just think the 49ers are going to be bad this year.

Currently have Evans as my flex but thinking about starting Hyde instead but I am not sold on a RB in Chip Kellys offense.

Tyrod Taylor: Currently Rank 12 in Espn’s QB ranks 2015 fantasy stats: 242/38, 3035, 20 TD and 6 Int, 104 Rusing Att for 568 yards and 4 TD second most rushing yards at the position Scored 258 in standard Leagues. Was ranked 8th in points per game He offers a high ceiling on a weekly basis, having had 6 games of 20+ last season and with the emergence of Sammy Watkins as a top WR, that along with Taylor’s ability to run gives him upside on a weekly basis. Taylor is someone that has high ceiling that you could draft in the later rounds. Side note: make sure that you check your fantasy scoring to see the points for a QB, it could greatly increase or decrease Taylor position. Spencer Ware: Currently Rank 52 out of the RB and Played in 11 games 72 att for 403 yards and 6 TD Converted 5 of his 9 attempts inside the 10 to TD Jamaal Charles will be 30 this year and is coming off of another ACL injury making it the second of his career (2011, 2015), the one undefeated force in the NFL is father time, RB start to decline at 30 and with Charles coming off another ACL injury. Its not out of the question to think that the Chiefs will limit his cares so expect Ware to see more action (especially near the goal line) If you in a deep league Spencer Ware seems like a good value pick in the later rounds, while in smaller leagues he might be worth a stash if you have an open bench spot. Sterling Shepard: Ranked the 39th WR Rookie WR for the NY Giants, in his last season at Oklahoma he had 86 receptions for 1,288 yards and 11 touchdowns. So the production could be there especially with a team like the Giants who love to throw. While he while probably line up in the slot he should still see lots of passes head his way. With Odell and Cruz ahead of him he may see more favorable match ups when the Giants go 3 wide, then add in that teams will be keying in on Odell, Sterling could end up having a nice year. ​I got a few more that I like as late round picks, but you will need to check out this

I like Spencer Ware this year, and Sterling Shepard. Both could have a surprisingly good season. Ware could see carries near the goal line and Shepard is going to benefit from Cruz and ODB

Who you guys got as sleeper picks this year. I got a few but check out this video to see who I got and a little info on why. http://youtu.be/f0JHliWVkc0 This could be an interesting year for some players.