Despite the high over/under, RotoWire's Nir Elitzur likes few DFS options from the Eagles/Colts matchup.
Starting ILB Zach Brown (pectoral) is out for the year, leaving second-year player Zaviar Gooden with a big opportunity.
Bench Jamaal Charles? It's worth thinking about as the Chiefs likely will find themselves in passing mode against the Broncos this week.
LeSean McCoy leads the Eagles into Indianapolis on Monday in what should be one of the better matchups of Week 2.
RotoWire's James Smizek ranks the skill positions for Draftster's Week 2 fantasy football contests.
RotoWire's Kevin Payne runs through his Week 2 picks for FanDuel contests and reminds tournament players not to forget about Jamaal Charles.
Toby Gerhart's Jags go on the road to face a Redskins defense looking to bounce back
Peyton Manning and the Broncos offer the best value in Week 2.
Strong Week 1 for the staff.
Even if Josh Gordon doesn't suit up for Week 2, Cleveland should cover as a home dog against a Saints team that doesn't travel well.
Brandin Cooks had a solid debut Sunday, but more important than his numbers was how the Saints used him.
RotoWire's Jerry Donabedian highlights his Week 2 picks for DraftKings, including a discounted Adrian Peterson.
RotoWire's Ben Slocum runs through his process of identifying overlay on Fanduel.
Unsourced reporting and shifting public opinion are not a good basis for fantasy football decisions.
Alshon Jeffery is dealing with a hamstring injury and is one of the more difficult players to rank this week.
Maybe he's injured or maybe just rusty, but either way, Tony Romo was a disaster in the season opener against the 49ers.
The uncertain status of Andre Ellington and Antonio Gates had fantasy owners sweating on Monday.
Perhaps not in the short term, but Lorenzo Taliaferro looks like the back to own long term following the release of Ray Rice.