Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray is in an exciting place entering his second NFL season. He has the potential to break into the top tier of quarterbacks and deliver an elite fantasy season. However, he faces a tough challenge in Week 1 against a San Francisco 49ers Defense that was one of the league’s best last year. The 49ers were first in the league in

Indianapolis Colts rookie wide receiver Michael Pittman Jr. will make his NFL debut on Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Pittman was selected in the second round of the 2020 NFL draft and has the potential to make an immediate impact. He already has an NFL-sized body and showed at USC that he can play physical, run precise routes and is sure-handed. He will be competing

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Parris Campbell was limited in 2019 due to injury, playing in just seven games. The 2019 second-round draft pick comes into the season listed as the No. 2 receiver on the Colts depth chart. He has very good speed and will spend a lot of time as a slot receiver. It is difficult to say what to expect from him coming

The Seattle Seahawks Defense was one of the best the NFL had ever seen in the beginning of the last decade, but they’ve moved towards being an offensive-minded team over the last several years. While they’ve added some good pieces, especially safety Jamal Adams, this group still has some key areas to improve upon, such as their pass rush. In Week 1, they catch one

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor will play in his first NFL game on Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The second-round rookie out of Wisconsin enters this season with a lot of hype around him. Colts head coach Frank Reich plans on using a platoon system in the backfield with Taylor and Marlon Mack. Taylor showed off his explosive, downhill running at Wisconsin but will

The Los Angeles Rams Defense was one of the better groups for fantasy just a couple of years ago. However, with the mass exodus of talent, they’re a shell of that group and they can’t be trusted on a consistent basis. With stars like Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey, they have some bright spots, but it’s not enough to slow down this Dallas Cowboys group

Seattle Seahawks tight end Greg Olsen has potential to be a very valuable piece this season. This team has traditionally utilized the tight end position heavily, but that doesn’t mean you should rely on him right away. The Atlanta Falcons were in the middle of the pack last year in defending tight ends, but that was with injuries on the back end. They have a

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver D.K. Metcalf is the No. 2 receiver on his team, but he’s still a really good fantasy option. His unique combination of size and speed make him difficult for even the best cornerbacks to cover. In games that he saw at least five targets in last season, he averaged nearly 14 PPR points per game. He gives you a safe level

Denver Broncos wide receiver Courtland Sutton made a reaching catch in practice on Thursday and fell to the ground. Sutton headed to the locker room with trainers after the play with an undisclosed injury. With All-Pro linebacker Von Miller (ankle) suffering a season-ending surgery on Tuesday, this is the last thing Denver wanted to see heading into Monday night against the Titans. Sutton had a

Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Doyle is not listed on the team’s injury report and is set to go for Week 1. Doyle may see a fair amount of targets this week while facing a Jacksonville team that ranked 18th against opposing tight ends last season. Doyle comes off a season catching 43 balls for 448 yards and four touchdowns. Doyle is not a volume-based

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett could be a WR1 at the end of Week 1. He was on pace to finish as a WR1 last season before an injury hobbled him for a month. Now he’s fully healthy and he’s playing with one of the league’s best quarterbacks. The Atlanta Falcons overhauled their cornerback room this offseason and they are really young as a

The Denver Broncos Defense can still be a borderline starting option for fantasy managers in 2020 after they were a late-round option in drafts, but the season-ending injury to All-Pro pass-rusher Von Miller (ankle) lowers their overall ceiling. Denver lost Pro Bowl cornerback Chris Harris Jr. and defensive lineman Derek Wolfe in the offseason, but they added cornerback A.J. Bouye and defensive tackle Jurrell Casey.

Denver Broncos running back Royce Freeman‘s spot on the 53-man roster was considered shaky before training camp, but he enters Week 1 against the Titans on Monday night as the No. 3 back behind Melvin Gordon III and Phillip Lindsay. Gordon and Lindsay could wind up sharing the workload in more of an even 50/50 split, at least to begin the season, but Freeman is

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton will start the 2020 season fully healthy after playing only 10 games in 2019. Last year was just the third time in Hilton’s eight-year career in which he failed to reach 1,000 yards receiving. Hilton will enter the year as the clear No. 1 option at receiver in front of young talentsParris Campbell and Michael Pittman Jr. He will

Seattle Seahawks running back Chris Carson finished as the RB12 last season in PPR formats, and he can start 2020 on a high note to make it to that RB1 level again. Against the Atlanta Falcons, game script is going to be important. The Falcons have an explosive offense and they can put up points in a hurry. If that were to happen, the Seahawks

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock said something clicked for him and the offense over the final week of training camp practices. Denver’s offense could benefit from an element of surprise on Monday night against the Titans, as no teams have film of offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur’s new offense. Lock said he’s far more comfortable heading into the season opener this year after getting some valuable

Atlanta Falcons kicker Younghoe Koo makes for a great start against the Seattle Seahawks. Koo missed just three kicks and one extra-point in eight games for the Falcons last year. The 26-year-old is set up nicely here, as the high over/under of this game suggests that there could be a lot of trips to the red zone for both teams. At the very least, Koo

Denver Broncos rookie wide receiver Jerry Jeudy has a chance to be special and have a phenomenal career in the NFL. Jeudy, a first-round pick in April, was listed as a co-starter with Tim Patrick at the receiver spot earlier this week, opposite Courtland Sutton. The Alabama product worked extensively with the first-team offense for most of training camp and could be the first Broncos

Denver Broncos tight end Noah Fant said “I’m moving around a lot and he’s using me in different places,” when asked about offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur’s approach in training camp. It remains to be seen how much the Broncos use two-tight end sets, but Fant will be the club’s primary pass-catching tight end regardless. The 22-year-old from Iowa had his ups and downs in his

The Atlanta Falcons Defense has one of the toughest matchups of any unit in Week 1. Seattle ranked in the top-15 in both passing and rushing yards, showing that they’re one of the tougher teams to gameplan for. They also possess one of the most underrated passing attacks in the league, spearheaded by All-Pro Russell Wilson, Pro Bowler Tyler Lockett and rising star DK Metcalf.