TheRealMatthewBerry

Is it worth it to drop Latavius Murray for Kenneth Dixon? Really on the fence about it after sending multiple trades to every team trying to get rid of Latavius and nobody would take him. Dude is in a running back by committee with two other guys. I wouldn't be as concerned if he was only in a committee with one other running back, but two worries me. Kenneth Dixon has a chance to be the guy in Baltimore, so is it worth it to drop Murray for him?

Jamaal Charles isn't ready yet, so start Ware as long as Charles is out and sit Freeman. Freeman looks to be in a backfield by committee as opposed to Ware right now. Charcandrick West shouldn't dig into Ware's workload very much after Ware's week one performance.

1) Tajae Sharpe (Titans) Played really well in camp/preseason and earned a starting spot. He also was targeted 11 times week one against the Vikings, so he should see a lot of volume this year. 2) Will Fuller (Texans) Against the Bears week one he played really well. Granted it was against a not so great defense in Chicago he still impressed. Has the speed to be a deep threat and will play opposite of DeAndre Hopkins who will draw most of if not all the attention of the other team. 3) Eli Rogers (Steelers) Has received a lot of praise from Big Ben and looked good Monday against the Redskins. Took pressure off of Antonio Brown by playing in the slot and looked like a Wes Welker, Julian Edelman type of player. 4) Eric Ebron (Lions) The Lions are going to throw the ball a lot this year and Ebron should be a big part of the passing attack. Definitely take a shot on him because there are very few elite TE's out there. 5) Tyrell Williams (Chargers) With the injury to Keenen Allen, Tyrell could stand to gain the most. While he isn't Keenen Allen he may be Rivers new top target.