Connect with us

Most Useful Gadgets

Useful Gadgets For Home – 2020 Fantasy Football: Players to start or sit in Week 1


Most Useful Gadgets

Useful Gadgets For Home – 2020 Fantasy Football: Players to start or sit in Week 1

Sit and start is relative and league dependent, so consider some of these suggestions more “fliers” and “fades” (note that some are targeted for DFS).Good luck with your Week 1 lineups.Miami Dolphins @ New England PatriotsSit: DeVante ParkerStart: James WhiteParker has been dealing with a hamstring injury for a few weeks, although he returned to…

Useful Gadgets For Home – 2020 Fantasy Football: Players to start or sit in Week 1

Useful Gadgets For Home –

some are targeted for DFS).” data-reactid=”16″ type=”text”>Sit and start is relative and league dependent, so consider some of these suggestions more “fliers” and “fades” (note that some are targeted for DFS).

Good luck with your Week 1 lineups.

Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots” data-reactid=”22″ type=”text”>Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots

DeVante Parker” data-reactid=”23″ type=”text”>Sit: DeVante Parker

James White” data-reactid=”24″ type=”text”>Start: James White

Stephon Gilmore, who would shadow Parker, is dealing with a hamstring injury himself).  ” data-reactid=”25″ type=”text”>Parker has been dealing with a hamstring injury for a few weeks, although he returned to a limited practice recently. He should be viewed as a WR3 at best at less than full strength and against a Patriots secondary that allowed the fewest fantasy points to wide receivers last season (note Stephon Gilmore, who would shadow Parker, is dealing with a hamstring injury himself).  

QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers]” data-reactid=”26″ type=”text”>[Week 1 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers]

Damien Harris out and Sony Michel returning from another injury (and not being very good), White should see a healthy amount of touches Sunday. It’s a friendly matchup for Cam Newton’s debut in New England, as Miami ranked last in defense DVOA last season.” data-reactid=”27″ type=”text”>With Damien Harris out and Sony Michel returning from another injury (and not being very good), White should see a healthy amount of touches Sunday. It’s a friendly matchup for Cam Newton’s debut in New England, as Miami ranked last in defense DVOA last season.

Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens” data-reactid=”28″ type=”text”>Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens

Austin Hooper” data-reactid=”29″ type=”text”>Sit: Austin Hooper

J.K. Dobbins” data-reactid=”30″ type=”text”>Start: J.K. Dobbins

The Ravens allowed the fewest fantasy points to tight ends by a wide margin last season, and Hooper is now lower on his new team’s totem pole, where he also gets a noticeable downgrade at quarterback.  

team’s official depth chart. But that’s nonsense, as Dobbins looks especially capable of taking advantage of his terrific situation, and he gets a Browns run defense that ranked 30th in DVOA last season. The Ravens should run it a ton as TD+ home favorites Sunday.” data-reactid=”32″ type=”text”>Baltimore will be a backfield by committee in Week 1, and it’s a leap of faith starting a rookie coming off such an abnormal offseason, especially one listed as the No. 4 RB on the team’s official depth chart. But that’s nonsense, as Dobbins looks especially capable of taking advantage of his terrific situation, and he gets a Browns run defense that ranked 30th in DVOA last season. The Ravens should run it a ton as TD+ home favorites Sunday.

New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills

Devin Singletary” data-reactid=”34″ type=”text”>Sit: Le’Veon Bell, Devin Singletary

Frank Gore looking like the better running back, and Bell is coming off a season that requires a magnifying glass to see his YPC (3.2). I expect a breakout year from Sam Darnold, and Buffalo fielded a run-funnel defense last year, but your expectations should be low for Bell this week (of his 245 carries last season, zero went for 20 yards or more).” data-reactid=”35″ type=”text”>Camp reports had octogenarian Frank Gore looking like the better running back, and Bell is coming off a season that requires a magnifying glass to see his YPC (3.2). I expect a breakout year from Sam Darnold, and Buffalo fielded a run-funnel defense last year, but your expectations should be low for Bell this week (of his 245 carries last season, zero went for 20 yards or more).

Zack Moss will be getting the important touches (at the goal line and the catches) in Buffalo’s backfield, while Singletary is limited to carries between the 20s.” data-reactid=”36″ type=”text”>The Bills enter with an advantage along their offensive line, but the Jets ranked #2 in run defense DVOA last season, and most importantly, rookie Zack Moss will be getting the important touches (at the goal line and the catches) in Buffalo’s backfield, while Singletary is limited to carries between the 20s.

Las Vegas Raiders @ Carolina Panthers” data-reactid=”37″ type=”text”>Las Vegas Raiders @ Carolina Panthers

Bryan Edwards, Teddy Bridgewater” data-reactid=”38″ type=”text”>Start: Bryan Edwards, Teddy Bridgewater

Josh Jacobs is a borderline top-five RB in Week 1 as well.” data-reactid=”39″ type=”text”>Edwards is more of a deeper league option in Week 1 and isn’t without risk, but I expect him to quickly emerge as the Raiders’ new No. 1 wideout. He gets a favorable debut matchup against a vulnerable Panthers defense. Josh Jacobs is a borderline top-five RB in Week 1 as well.

Bridgewater is sneakily set up for fantasy success this season with Carolina’s poor D and a nice complement of receivers, and he starts off with a Raiders pass defense that ranked #30 in DVOA last season. This game projects to be one of the highest scoring in Week 1.

Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons” data-reactid=”41″ type=”text”>Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons

Greg Olsen, Hayden Hurst” data-reactid=”42″ type=”text”>Start: Greg Olsen, Hayden Hurst

Russell Wilson is perennially among the league leaders in end-zone targets and loves featuring tight ends.” data-reactid=”43″ type=”text”>Olsen is unlikely to stay healthy all year, but he enters Week 1 as Seattle’s #3 option in the passing game. Russell Wilson is perennially among the league leaders in end-zone targets and loves featuring tight ends.

The Most Powerful Sale & Affiliate Platform Available!

There's no credit card required! No fees ever.

Create Your Free Account Now!

Jamal Adams during the offseason but was gashed for the second-most fantasy points versus tight ends in 2019.” data-reactid=”44″ type=”text”>Hurst is no secret as Atlanta’s new starter, taking over a role that saw Austin Hooper lead the NFL in red-zone targets per game among tight ends last season. Hurst faces a Seahawks defense that added Jamal Adams during the offseason but was gashed for the second-most fantasy points versus tight ends in 2019.

Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Football Team” data-reactid=”45″ type=”text”>Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Football Team

Carson Wentz‘s deep ball) to eclipse 100 yards and hit pay dirt Sunday. ” data-reactid=”47″ type=”text”>Jackson is highly unlikely to stay healthy all season, but he’s a top-12 fantasy receiver in Week 1 while the Eagles deal with injuries. Washington should run a faster pace and score more points this season, while Philadelphia also enters with a banged-up backfield. DJax is looking at double-digit targets against a secondary that ranked near the bottom-five in pass DVOA last season, so expect the speedy wideout (a terrific fit for Carson Wentz‘s deep ball) to eclipse 100 yards and hit pay dirt Sunday. 

intriguing measurables but is coming out of a gadget system that saw him total just 77 touches (33 carries) throughout his college career, so he’s a big unknown. Since the rookie projects to immediately see touches (even targets out of the slot), he’s an exciting DFS option at a near-minimum salary.” data-reactid=”52″ type=”text”>Gibson is one of fantasy football’s biggest wild cards entering the year after Derrius Guice and Adrian Peterson exited during the offseason, and the rookie has intriguing measurables but is coming out of a gadget system that saw him total just 77 touches (33 carries) throughout his college career, so he’s a big unknown. Since the rookie projects to immediately see touches (even targets out of the slot), he’s an exciting DFS option at a near-minimum salary.

Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions

It would have been better had Nick Foles proven to be a clear upgrade and now starting for Chicago, but even with Mitch Trubisky, Miller is a fine fantasy start Week 1 against a Detroit defense that surrendered the third-most fantasy points to wide receivers last year.

Hockenson should have already been treated as a top-10 fantasy tight end before Kenny Golladay suffered a setback with his hamstring injury this week, putting his Week 1 status in serious jeopardy. The Lions are unlikely to find success running against the Bears, and Matthew Stafford was playing like an MVP (8.6 YPA) before he got injured last season in this system, so Hockenson is going to do work.

T.J. Hockenson is poised to ball out in Week 1. (AP Images/Rick Osentoski)

Indianapolis Colts @ Jacksonville Jaguars

Rivers went from one of the league’s worst offensive line situations in LA to one of its best in Indy, and he gets an easy first matchup versus a soft Jacksonville defense. The Colts’ RB situation is one to watch in Week 1.  

James Robinson is a fine Week 1 Flex play, and Chris Conley is a deep sleeper, but Thompson gets the call here against a Colts defense that allowed the most catches to running backs last season. He’s going to be very useful with Jay Gruden in PPR leagues before injuries strike.

Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings 

The injury to Danielle Hunter certainly helps, but Rodgers got just 6.1 YPA on the road last season and faces a Minnesota pass defense that ranked top-five in DVOA. The Packers did Rodgers no favors during the offseason.

Cousins will be usable in fantasy leagues this year, but the Packers were much easier to run against than pass last season, and it will take time for the Vikings to replace Stefon Diggs.

Los Angeles Chargers @ Cincinnati Bengals

Sit: A.J. Green” data-reactid=”78″ type=”text”>Sit: A.J. Green

Justin Herbert will li

Subscribe to the newsletter news

We hate SPAM and promise to keep your email address safe

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Web Search

Top Stories

Tags

To Top