KingShiva's 2016 NFL Mock Draft (Rounds 1-3)

Pick #	Team	Player	Position	College
1	Tennessee Titans	Laremy Tunsil	OT	Ole Miss
2	Cleveland Browns	Paxton Lynch	QB	Memphis
3	San Diego Chargers	Laquon Treadwell	WR	Ole Miss
4	Dallas Cowboys	Joey Bosa	DE	Ohio State
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	Vernon Hargreaves III	CB	Florida
6	Baltimore Ravens	Ronnie Stanley	OT	Notre Dame
7	San Francisco 49ers	Jared Goff	QB	California
8	Miami Dolphins	Myles Jack	OLB	UCLA
9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jalen Ramsey	CB	Florida State
10	New York Giants	DeForest Buckner	DE	Oregon
11	Chicago Bears	Shaq Lawson	DE	Clemson
12	New Orleans Saints	Jack Conklin	OT	Michigan State
13	Philadelphia Eagles	Emmanuel Ogbah	DE	Oklahoma State
14	Oakland Raiders	Mackensie Alexander	CB	Clemson
15	St. Louis Rams	Josh Doctson	WR	TCU
16	Detroit Lions	Taylor Decker	OT	Ohio State
17	Atlanta Falcons	Reggie Ragland	ILB	Alabama
18	Indianapolis Colts	Ezekiel Elliott	RB	Ohio State
19	Buffalo Bills	Desmond King	CB	Iowa
20	New York Jets	A'Shawn Robinson	DT	Alabama
21	Seattle Seahawks	Shilique Calhoun	DE	Michigan State
22	Pittsburgh Steelers	Leonard Floyd	OLB	Georgia
23	Kansas City Chiefs	Tre'Davious White	CB	LSU
24	Green Bay Packers	Robert Nkemdiche	DT	Ole Miss
25	Washington Redskins	Jordan Jenkins	OLB	Georgia
26	Houston Texans	Connor Cook	QB	Michigan State
27	Minnesota Vikings	Corey Coleman	WR	Baylor
28	Cincinnati Bengals	Jason Spriggs	OT	Indiana
29	Denver Broncos	Hunter Henry	TE	Arkansas
30	Arizona Cardinals	Noah Spence	OLB/DE	Eastern Kentucky
31	Carolina Panthers	Sterling Shepard	WR	Oklahoma

 

Pick #	Team		Player	Position		School
32	Cleveland Browns		Michael Thomas	WR		Ohio State
33	Tennessee Titans		Shawn Oakman	DE		Baylor
34	Dallas Cowboys		Derrick Henry	RB		Alabama
35	San Diego Charges		Andrew Billings	DT		Baylor
36	Baltimore Ravens		Jayron Kearse	S		Clemson
37	San Francisco 49ers		Jaylon Smith	OLB		Notre Dame
38	Jacksonville Jaguars		Nick Martin	OC		Notre Dame
39	Tamp Bay Buccaneers (Traded To St. Louis Rams)		Christian Hackenberg	QB		Penn State
40	New York Giants		Kenneth Dixon	RB		Louisiana Tech
41	Chicago Bears		Kendall Fuller	CB		Virginia Tech
42	Miami Dolphins		Kenny Clark	DT		UCLA
43	Philadelphia Eagles		Carson Wentz	QB		North Dakota State
44	Oakland Raiders		Jonathan Allen	DE		Alabama
45	St. Louis Rams		Austin Johnson	DT		Penn State
46	Detroit Lions		Kentrell Brothers	ILB		Missouri
47	New Orleans Saints		Darron Lee	OLB		Ohio State
48	Indianapolis Colts		Jeremy Cash	S		Duke
49	Buffalo Bills		Joe Haeg	OT		North Dakota State
50	Atlanta Falcons		Vadal Alexander	OG/OC		LSU
51	New York Jets		Cody Whitehair	OG		Kansas State
52	Houston Texans		Spencer Drago	OT		Baylor
53	Washington Redskins (Traded To NY Jets)		Dominique Alexander	OLB		Oklahoma
54	Seattle Seahawks		William Jackson	CB		Houston
55	Green Bay Packers		Germain Ifedi	OT		Texas A&M
56	Pittsburgh Steelers		Daryl Worley	CB		West Virgini
57	Minnesota Vikings		Jonathan Bullard	DE		Florida
58	Kansas City Chiefs		Jarran Reed	DT		Alabama
59	Cincinnati Bengals		Landon Turner	OG		UNC
60	New England Patriots		Diondre Hall	CB		Northern Iowa
61	Arizona Cardinals		O.J. Howard	TE		Alabama
62	Denver Broncos		John Theus	OT		Georgi
63	Carolina Panthers		Su'a Cravens	OLB		USC
Pick #		Team	Player	Position	School
64		Tennessee Titans	Darian Thompson	S	Boise State
65		Cleveland Browns	Kyle Murphy	OT	Stanford
66		San Diego Chargers	Max Tuerk	OC	USC
67		Dallas Cowboys	Le'Raven Clark	OT	Texas Texh
68		San Francisco 49ers	Rashard Higgins	WR	Colorado State
69		Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyler Matakevich	OLB	Temple
70		Baltimore Ravens	KeiVerae Russell	CB	Notre Dame
71		New York Giants (Traded To Philadelphia Eagles)	Halapoulivaati Vaitai	OT	TCU
72		Chicago Bears	Dak Prescott	QB	Mississippi State
73		Miami Dolphins	Karl Joseph	S	West Virginia
74		Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Carl Nassib	DE	Penn State
75		Oakland Raiders	Bonn Bell	SS	Ohio State
76		St. Louis Rams	Zach Sanchez	CB	Oklahoma
77		Detroit Lions (Traded To New England Patriots)	Tyler Boyd	WR	Pittsburgh
78		New Orleans Saints	Christian Westerman	OG	Arizona State
79		Philadelphia Eagles	Javon Hargrave	DT	South Carolina State
80		Buffalo Bills	Pharoh Cooper	WR	South Carolina
81		Atlanta Falcons	Scooby Wright	ILB	Arizona
82		Indianapolis Colts	Maliek Collins	DT	Nebraska
83		New York Jets (Traded To Washington Redskins)	Paul Perkins	RB	UCLA
84		Washington Redskins	Caleb Benenoch	OT	UCLA
85		Houston Texans	Devontae Booker	RB	Utah
86		Green Bay Packers	Cameron Sutton	CB	Tennesee
87		Pittsburgh Steelers	Jordan Howard	RB	Indiana
88		Seattle Seahawks (Traded To Atlanta Falcons)	Jack Allen	OC	Michigan State
89		Kansas City Chiefs	Charles Tapper	DE	Oklahoma
90		Minnesota Vikings	DeRunnya Wilson	WR	Mississippi State
91		New England Patriots	Josh Forrest	ILB	Kentucky
92		Cincinnati Bengals	Miles Killebrew	SS	Southern Utah
93		Arizona Cardinals	James Cowser	DE	Southern Utah
94		Denver Broncos	Jordan Jenkins	OLB	Georgia
95		Carolina Panthers	Braxton Miller	WR	Ohio State

By: Cameron Black
@GBCam_Black  @realkingshiva

 

NBA December- Who To Watch: Andre Drummond

           Who To Watch: Andre Drummond

                    (Detroit Pistons, Center)

                     December 2015-2016

        When writing about fantasy sports, I find it very easy to explain my thoughts, my ideas, and my plans to win. In fantasy football, you play to win the weekend. In other fantasy sports, like: basketball, baseball, hockey, etc., we have to have a similar mindset. Instead of win the weekend, it's win the entire week. From Sunday to Saturday, games are played everyday. We must be prepared to start, sit, pickup, and drop at any given moment.

        In some fantasy apps, players are given the opportunity to simply "auto-start" a lineup. But in fantasy sports, "auto" doesn't mean perfection. You can't trust it. Back in 2008, I attempted my first fantasy basketball league. I was very excited about it. I had only done fantasy football, so this was my first time owning a fantasy basketball team. I can't remember, but something happened that made me miss my online fantasy draft. I put my picks on auto-pick, thinking that the computer would draft me a better team than I could. Well, I was wrong. My first three picks were a free agent, an injured player, and a guy that shot a horrible percentage. Trust me when I say, don't trust the computer. 

        So far this season, we have seen one of the NBA's best players in Stephen Curry. It's no surprise that Curry is ranked #1 in fantasy basketball. He shoots a high percentage, while scoring 40+ points and racking up double-doubles every night. Finishing out the top 10 in fantasy are: Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Kevin Durant, DeMarcus Cousins, Paul George, Kawhi Leonard, LeBron James, and Blake Griffin. These guys are fantastic players both in real life and in fantasy. It's no shock to anyone that these guys are in the top 10. So let's take a look at some players that have increased their fantasy value. In this month's article, I'll be going over the good, the bad, and ways to win before the end the year of 2015. One of my favorite players in December's Who To Watch is Detroit Pistons' Center, Andre Drummond. 

        In fantasy basketball, points are not the only stay that matters. Rebounds and field goal percentage can increase your points change and gain you the lead. Andre Drummond is a three year veteran. He was drafted in 2012 by the Detroit Pistons in the 1st round, 9th Overall Pick. This season, the 6'11" center is averaging 18.3 points, 16.3 rebounds, and 1.5 blocks per game. He's steadily shooting the ball with a .518 field goal percentage and a .380 free throw percentage. Looking at his stats, Detroit's big man is a must own in all leagues. With his increase in rebounds per game, his put-backs are steadily increasing his shooting percentage, as well. 

        To go along with Andre Drummond, there are plenty of other players that have surprised us this season. While many players have decreased their fantasy rank this season, I have chosen a few players from all over the top 100 fantasy players this season. Forcing their way to the top of the fantasy board, these guys have proven themselves to be starters in every fantasy lineup. 

Kyle Lowry (TOR • PG/SG) - The Toronto Raptors guard has shot a remarkable FG% of .416. Averaging 20.9 points, 6.2 assists, 4.9 rebounds per game, Lowry has created himself as a household name in Toronto and has become their go-to guy game after game. This will increase Lowry's fantasy value, giving him a higher chance to score more fantasy points through shooting percentage, 3-pointers made, and assists. Kyle Lowry is a buy low guard, right now. This means that you could trade to get him at a lower price than you will in a few months. 

Kristaps Porzingis (NY • PF/C) - The New York Knicks first round draft pick has lived up to the hype. Leading the Knicks in points and rebounds per game, the 7'3" rookie has led his team into the Eastern Conference top 15. Porzingis is averaging 13.3 PPG, 8.2 RPG, 2.0 BPG, and a shooting percentage of .418. Becoming more dependent down the stretch, I expect the Knicks to trust Kristaps more in the offense. This should increase his fantasy value tremendously, especially towards the end of the season. 

Karl-Anthony Towns (MIN • C/PF) - Not only one of the top rookies in the league, Karl-Anthony Towns has become one of the top fantasy players, as well. Averaging a double-double each game with a 15.9 PPG and 9.4 RPG. Along with these, he's shooting a high .534 FG% and a high .370 3P%. A great start for any roster. If he continues to play at such a high level, he'll be able to lead any fantasy team to the top. 

C.J. McCollum (POR • SG/PG) - Becoming one of Portland's go-to shooters, McCollum is becoming a fantasy super star. With a high, .438 shooting percentage, the Trailblazers' guard has forced his way in the top 15 fantasy players this season. He's averaging 20.4 PPG, 4.3 APG, and 3.7 RPG. When looking at the available players in your league, look for guys like C.J. McCollum to being a boost to your lineup. McCollum is a must start for the remainder of the season. 

Nicolas Batum (CHA • SF/SG) - Completely overlooked by many fantasy owners during the draft, Nicolas Batum has become a hot name at the shooting guard position, averaging 16.2 PPG, 5.1 APG, and 6.6 RPG. Charlotte has been leaning on their young star more in their offense, which has completely turned Batum into a rising star. Look for Batum to remain a top 10 shooting guard for the remainder of the season. Owned in only 70% of leagues, search for Batum as a sneaky pickup or as a buy-low trade. 

Will Barton (DEN • SG/SF) - One of my favorite players to watch in the NBA, Will Barton is continuing to develop his game. Coming off the bench, Will Barton is in the early running for 6th Man of the Year. He's averaging 15.8 PPG, 2.5 APG, and 6.0 RPG this season. The former Memphis Tiger entered the season only 5% owned. Barton is a still available in most leagues; he'll be a great fantasy player down the stretch, as the Denver Nuggets will continue to feed him the ball. 

         There are plenty of players that are performing at a high level. It is crucial for you to continue to check percentages and averages of your players and of the players that are available in your league. Now, there are a few players that I have lost faith in. I'm loosing interest in some more than others, but here are a few to keep an eye on entering the heart of the NBA season. 

Derrick Rose (CHI • PG) - Owned in over 90% of fantasy leagues; Rose has been held at a high expectation by many fantasy owners this season. Derrick Rose was, at one time, one of the best point guards in fantasy. The current Derrick Rose is too injury prone. Shooting an below average .386 FG% and .246 3P%, Rose is exactly that - below average. As for owning him, I don't want to hold my breath every time he goes up for a layup. Without question, Rose is droppable. 

Kyle Korver (ATL • SF/SG) - Known for being a great shooter, Kyle Korver is one of my favorite NBA players, but fantasy is not about playing your favorites. It's about playing to win. Korver is a great shooter; this is why the Hawks lean on Korver as a huge part of their offense. He's only averaging 9.7 PPG, 2.1 APG, and 3.7 RPG. The Hawks making Korver force up bad shots is not good for your fantasy team. 

Zach Randolph (MEM • PF) - One of the faces for Memphis' Grit & Grind offense, the power forward has almost been completely lost in their offense. Memphis has transitioned their offensive game plan from feeding Zach and Marc on the block to forcing pick & rolls with Conley and Gasol. Randolph has slowly been decreasing his numbers, and I expect them to continue in that direction. The Grizz know that they need to shoot from the outside more in order to contend in a fast-pace league. 

Monta Ellis (IND • PG/SG) - The Indiana Pacers' guard was projected to be in the top 25, coming into the season. He has been shooting poorly with a .434 FG% and a .300 3P%. This has dropped his fantasy value to outside of the top 100. With that said, there are plenty of guards playing at a high level; Monta Ellis is droppable in all leagues. 

Kobe Bryant (LAL • SG) - In his final season, Kobe Bryant has shown his fatigue. He remains a great shooter, even though his numbers do not show it. He's been forcing his shots, as seen in his poor shooting performance this season, averaging .343 FG%, .785 FT%, and .256 3P%. Entering into the heart of the NBA season, I expect for Kobe's age, fatigue, and old injuries to hit him hard. Look for him to sit out a few more games, slow down on the court, and shoot a lower percentage. It's not looking good for the fantasy value of Kobe Bryant, which makes him droppable.

        Keep in mind that this doesn't mean you need to completely drop one of these players. There are a lot of players performing well this season. We need to continue to monitor these young players as they develop their game. Keep an eye on the teams that are looking to shake up their starting lineup; it could result in less playing time for many of the well-known players, like: Monta Ellis, Josh Smith, Paul Pierce, and Kobe Bryant. Continuing to check your players stats and changes are crucial to surviving fantasy basketball. 

By: Cameron Black

@GBCam_Black  @RealKingShiva

NBA November - Who To Watch: Kristaps Porzingis

           Who To Watch: Kristaps Porzingis

        (New York Knicks • Forward/Center)

                 November 2015-2016

        When playing fantasy basketball, many players want to get the biggest names and the guys that take all the shots. Well, unlike other fantasy sports, basketball is all about statistics. In fact, many fantasy players that are good at fantasy baseball are good at basketball, too. Like baseball, it's all about percentages. 

        So many fantasy players get tempted to draft big names guys, like: Kobe Bryant or Derrick Rose, but those guys will ruin your fantasy season right from the start. Guys that I like to pickup in my NBA draft are the more role-specific players. Players, like: Mike Conley, Klay Thompson, and Serge Ibaka, are more likely to win you the season. Don't get me wrong, points are important, but points aren't the only stat that counts in fantasy. Similar to baseball player's batting average, NBA players have free throw percentage, field goal percentage, and 3-point percentage. While many leagues are set up different, you have to keep in mind that your all star player, like a Carmelo Anthony, can be a great basketball player but a horrible fantasy player. Taking 80 shots might sound great, but if he only makes 12 of those shots, his percentage kills you. Sometimes it is best to draft the role players, 3-point specialists, lock-down defensive players, and rebounders. 

Personally, I like to grab players that have the higher chance of having a double-double every night. Looking at it this way, guys like LeBron and Kobe are no longer the best in the NBA. I believe the best in NBA fantasy basketball are Chris Paul, Blake Griffin, Dirk Nowitzki, Stephen Curry, Rajon Rondo, and Russell Westbrook. They're hardly hurt; they put up double-doubles consistently; and they shoot for high percentages. Along with these, one of my favorite players for fantasy this year is my Who To Watch for the start of the NBA season in the month of November, New York Knicks' Kristaps Porzingis. 

        Entering into the 2015-2016 NBA season, the New York Knicks are are extremely excited about their rookie forward, Kristaps Porzingis. The 7'3", 240 lb Latvian star was selected by the New York Knicks as the 4th overall pick in the 1st round of the 2015 NBA Draft. Only 20 years old, the young rookie has been praised by the scouts, coaches, and Knicks teammates, especially from Knicks' all star, Carmelo Anthony. Looking like a young Dirk Nowitzki, Porzingis will be a definite sleeper this season; he'll win a ton of championships this season. Looking ahead, Kristaps is a great draft pick for any keeper or dynasty leagues. To me, he looks like the Knicks' franchise player. 

By: Cameron Black

@GBCam_Black   @realkingshiva

A Christmas Story

To My League: The Quest For Tayla

'Twas the night before Christmas 

And all through my team

Not a player was healthy

Not even AJ Green

My roster so cluttered

With Qs and with Os

In hopes that the waiver

Would cure all my woes 

Yet all of the injuries

Will continue this week

Dreams of TheTayla 

Whom I'll have for one last week

My friends in the league

All mopey and sad

Nightmares from the weeks

When I beat them so bad

Then quickly and suddenly 

There arose such a sound

That I sprang from my couch

To see what was around

Quickly to my phone

I flew like the Flash

Swiped straight to the right

And discovered at last

A glistening and gleaming 

Sweet sound had revealed 

I giggled, I laughed

I snorted, I squealed 

And there right before me

My fantasy app was providin'

The matchup for last place

Would be Chops vs. Holden

Of course, it doesn't matter

Who I start or I sit

My dreams of winning TheTayla

Was flushed like a shit

I'll piece it together

I'll search and I'll find

A way to win again

For TheTayla will be mine

Next season, I won't loose

I'll remain in the lead

On Alshon! On Lacy! 

On Palmer and Snead! 

I don't care who I drop

No move will be a mistake 

Next year's main goal

Is to beat the shit out of Jake

Now don't get butt-hurt

The only one who'll need lube

He might look like Shaggy

But we know him as Scoob

Now as for Benny and Beej

And the rest of you scum

Get your faces ready

For all of my team's cum

To my friends in the league

I send this with love

Merry Christmas to all

And forget what I said above

By: Cameron Black

@GBCam_Black

@realkingshiva

Wk 16- Who To Watch: Championship Week

Who To Watch: The Championship Week

Week 16

        Similar to last week's article, this week's Who To Watch will be completely different from the previous articles I've posted during this season. We can no longer pickup guys that you think may have potential; it's time to win and win now. In this week's article, I want to go over the games, the matchups, the players I like and dislike, and the star players to sit. You heard me right. You might have to sit one of your top draft picks this week.

        Before we get into it, I'd like to explain the importance of this week. Not only is this week the Championship for many fantasy leagues, but it is also one of the last two weeks in the NFL's regular season. For many NFL teams, they know their season is over; for some, they know they're in the playoffs. These teams should scare fantasy owners. Why? Because these teams are simply trying to get through these two weeks injury free for the playoffs or for next season. Some teams may sit their stars for the whole game or play their stars for a limited time. So that star player that you've been riding all year could, potentially, be the reason you fail to bring home the trophy this weekend. So take a look at the matchups, take a look at your players, and ask yourself: will my RB1 play the whole game? Will my defense start all of their playmakers? These are the questions that you must ask yourself before setting your lineup this week.

Thursday
San Diego Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders
QBs: Derek Carr - Streamer; Philip Rivers - Risky Streamer
RBs: Latavius Murray - High End RB2; Danny Woodhead - RB2 in Standard, Low End RB1 in PPR; Donald Brown - Low End RB2; PPR FLEX
WRs: Amari Cooper - WR1; Michael Crabtree - High End WR2; Stevie Johnson - Questionable Low End WR2; Dontrelle Inman - Boom-or-Bust WR3; Seth Roberts - Low End WR3; Malcom Floyd - Boom-or-Bust WR4
TEs: Antonio Gates - Boom-or-Bust; Clive Walford - Risky
D/STs: Raiders D - Low End Streamer
Ks: Sebastian Janikowski - High End Start; Josh Lambo - Low End Start

Saturday
Washington Redskins vs. Philadelphia Eagles
QBs: Kirk Cousins - Top Streamer
RBs: Matt Jones - Low End RB1; DeMarco Murray - High End RB2; Ryan Matthews - PPR FLEX, RB3 Standard; Alfred Morris - FLEX PPR
WRs: DeSean Jackson - WR2 Upside; Jordan Matthews - Risky WR2; Pierre Garçon - Risk/Reward WR3; Jamison Crowder - Boom-or-Bust WR3
TEs: Jordan Reed - Start; Zach Ertz - Risky
D/STs: Redskins D - High Streamer
Ks: Dustin Hopkins - Mid Start; Caleb Sturgis - Low End Start

Sunday
Indianapolis Colts vs. Miami Dolphins
QBs: Ryan Tannehill - Risky Streamer; Andrew Luck - Questionable
RBs: Frank Gore - Risky RB1; Lamar Miller - Low End RB1; Jay Ajayi - RB3/FLEX
WRs: Jarvis Landry - WR1; TY Hilton - WR1; Donte Moncrief - Low End WR2; Devonte Parker - Upsided WR3
TEs: Jordan Cameron - Risky Start
D/STs: Dolphins D - High Streamer
Ks: Adam Vinatieri - Low End Start; Andrew Franks - Low End Start

Chicago Bears vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
QBs: Jay Cutler - Low End Streamer; Jameis Winston - Start
RBs: Matt Forte - RB1; Doug Martin - RB1; Charles Sims - RB3/FLEX; Jeremy Langford - RB3
WRs: Alshon Jeffery - WR1; Mike Evans - WR1
TEs: Zach Miller - Start; Austin Seferrian-Jenkins - Start
D/STs: Buccs D - High Streamer; Bears D - Low Streamer
Ks: Robbie Gould - High End Start; Connor Barth - High End Start

Cleveland Browns vs. Kansas City Chiefs
QBs: Alex Smith - High Streamer
RBs: Charcandrick West - RB1; Spencer Ware - FLEX; Duke Johnson Jr. - FLEX; Isaiah Crowell - Risky, Low End RB3
WRs: Jeremy Maclin - Low End WR1; Travis Benjamin - Questionable, High End WR2
TEs: Gary Barnidge - Start; Travis Kelce - Questionable
D/STs: Chiefs D - High Streamer
Ks: Cairo Santos - Mid Start; Travis Coons - Low End Start

New England Patriots vs. New York Jets
QBs: Tom Brady - Start; Ryan Fitzpatrick - Low Streamer
RBs: Chris Ivory - RB1; Brandon Boldon - RB2; James White - Standard FLEX, PPR RB3 with Upside; Bilal Powell - FLEX/RB3
WRs: Brandon Marshall - WR1; Eric Decker - WR1; Julian Edelman - Questionable, WR2 with Upside; Brandon LaFell - WR2; Keshawn Martin - WR3; Leonard Hankerson - Low End WR3
TEs: Rob Gronkowski - Start
D/STs: Jets D - Start; Patriots - Low Streamer
Ks: Stephen Gostkowski - High End Start; Randy Bullock - Mid Start

Dallas Cowboys vs. Buffalo Bills
QBs: Tyrod Taylor - Start
RBs: Darren McFadden - RB1; Karlos Williams - RB2 with Upside; Mike Gillislee - RB3/FLEX
WRs: Sammy Watkins - WR1; Dez Bryant - WR2; Terrance Williams - Low End WR3; Cole Beasley - WR4 with Upside
TEs: Charles Clay - Risky Start; Jason Witten - Risky Start
D/STs: Bills D - Start
Ks: Dan Bailey - Mid Start; Dan Carpenter - Mid Start

Carolina Panthers vs. Atlanta Falcons
QBs: Cam Newton - Start
RBs: DeVanta Freeman - RB1; Jonathan Stewart - Questionable; Cameron Artis-Paine - Low End RB2; Tevin Coleman - Low End RB3
WRs: Julio Jones - WR1; Tedd Ginn Jr. - High End WR2; Devin Funchess - WR3 with Upside; Roddy White - WR3
TEs: Greg Olsen - Start; Jacob Tamme - Risky Start
D/STs: Panthers D - Start
Ks: Shayne Graham - High End Start; Graham Gano - Low End Start

San Francisco 49ers vs. Detroit Lions
QBs: Matthew Stafford - Start
RBs: Ameer Abdullah - RB2; Theo Riddick - FLEX; Shaun Draughn- Questionable
WRs: Calvin Johnson - WR1; Golden Tate - WR2 with Upside
TEs: Eric Ebron - Start; Vance McDonald - Boom-or-Bust
D/STs: Lions D - High Streamer
Ks: Matt Prator - High End Start; Phil Dawson - Low End Start

Houston Texans vs. Tennessee Titans
QBs: NONE; Marcus Mariota - Out
RBs: Alfred Blue - Risky, Low End RB3; Antonio Andrews - RB2
WRs: DeAndre Hopkins - WR1; Dorial Green-Backham - Low End WR2; Nate Washington - Low End WR3; Cecil Shorts III - Low End WR3
TEs: Delanie Walker - Start; Ryan Griffin - High Streamer
D/STs: Texans D - Start
Ks: Nick Novak - High End Start

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens
QBs: Ben Roethlisberger - Start
RBs: DeAngelo Williams - RB1; Buck Allen - RB2
WRs: Antonio Brown - WR1; Martavius Bryant - WR2 with Upside; Kamar Aiken - WR3 with Upside; Chris Givens - WR3
TEs: Heath Miller - Low Streamer; Crocket Gillmore - Questionable
D/STs: Steelers D - Start
Ks: Justin Tucker - High End Start

Jacksonville Jaguars vs. New Orleans Saints
QBs: Blake Bortles - Start; Drew Brees - Questionable
RBs: TJ Yeldon - Questionable; Denard Robinson - RB2 with Upside; Tim Hightower - RB2; CJ Spiller - FLEX
WRs: Allen Robinson - WR1; Allen Hurns - High End WR2; Brandon Cooks - Low End WR1; Willie Snead - Low End WR2; Brandon Coleman - WR3; Marques Colston - WR3
TEs: Benjamin Watson - Start
D/STs: Jaguars D - High Streamer
Ks: Jason Myers - Start

St. Louis Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks
QBs: Russell Wilson - Start
RBs: Todd Gurley - RB1; Christine Michael - RB2
WRs: Tavon Austin - WR2 with Upside; Doug Baldwin - High End WR2; Tyler Lockett - Low End WR2 with Upside; Jermaine Kearse - WR3 with Upside
TEs: NONE
D/STs: Seahawks D - Start; Rams D - Low Streamer
Ks: Steven Hauschka - High Start

Green Bay Packers vs. Arizona Cardinals
QBs: Aaron Rodgers - Start; Carson Palmer - Start
RBs: Eddie Lacy - Low End RB2; David Johnson - RB1; James Starks - FLEX; Andre Ellington - RB3
WRs: Larry Fitzgerald- RB1; John Brown - High End WR2; Michael Floyd - RB2; Randall Cobb - Low End WR2; James Jones - Low End WR3; Devonte Adams - WR3
TEs: Richard Rodgers - Start
D/STs: Cardinals D - Risky; Packers D - Risky
Ks: Mason Crosby - Mid Start; Chandler Catanzaro - High Start

New York Giants vs. Minnesota Vikings
QBs: Eli Manning - Start; Teddy Bridgewater - Low End Streamer
RBs: Adrian Peterson - RB1; Jerick McKinnon - FLEX; Reshad Jennings - RB3
WRs: Odell Beckham Jr. - Suspended; Rouben Randle - Low End WR2; Dwayne Harris - WR2 with Upside; Stefon Diggs - Mid WR2
TEs: Will Tye - Start; Kyle Rudolph - High Streamer
D/STs: Giants D - Start
Ks: Josh Brown - High End Start; Blair Walsh - High End Start

Monday
Cincinnati Bengals vs. Denver Broncos
QBs: Brock Osweiler- High Streamer; Andy Dalton - Questionable
RBs: Jeremy Hill - RB2; Giovani Bernard - RB3/FLEX; CJ Anderson - Questionable, Low End RB2; Ronnie Hillman - High End RB2
WRs: AJ Green - WR1; Demaryius Thomas - WR1; Emmanuel Sanders - WR2; Marvin Jones - WR2 with Upside
TEs: Tyler Eifert - Questionable; Vernon Davis - Low End Streamer
D/STs: Broncos D - Start; Bengals D - Start
Ks: Brandon McMannus - High End Start; Mike Nugent - High End Start






By: Cameron Black
@GBCam_Black

Wk 15- Who To Watch: Playoffs

            Who To Watch: Playoffs

                       Week 15

        PLAYOFFS! Well, it's finally here. In the fantasy season, your playoff lineup is very important. My advice this week is going to be a little different. It's very important to start your studs, sit the guys that have bad matchups, and stream your kickers and D/STs. I know it might sound crazy, but after you read this article, you'll understand. In this week's Who To Watch, my plan is to go over the matchups and explain my thoughts on who to sit and who to start. This can win you the week and ultimately the championship. Also, at the end of the article, I will be writing for those of you that are not in the playoffs and are in Dynasty or deep Keeper Leagues; going over the young players that I love for next year. 

*Note: When we're looking at each team in this week's matchups, I'm going to save time and go over the players I'm most interested in. Well, it's a big week; let's get started. 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. St. Louis Rams (Thu)

QBs: Jameis Winston - Tough matchup, don't trust him as a streamer

RBs: Doug Martin - Solid start; Todd Gurley - RB1; Charles Sims - PPR FLEX

WRs: Mike Evans - WR1; Vincent Jackson - Questionable with a knee injury; Tavon Austin - Solid start in PPR, FLEX option in standard

TEs: Austin Seferian-Jenkins - Start

Ks: Greg Zuerlein - start; Connor Barth - good streamer

D/STs: Both defenses could be solid streamers, but I like Rams D over Buccs D

New York Jets vs. Dallas Cowboys (Sat) 

QBs: Ryan Fitzpatrick - Great streaming option

RBs: Darren McFadden - RB1; Chris Ivory - RB1; Robert Turbin - don't trust him to put up the same numbers as last week; Bilal Powell - FLEX option in PPR

WRs: Dez Bryant - difficult matchup against Revis, don't expect much; Brandon Marshall - WR1; Eric Decker - Start; Terrance Williams - Startable in only deeper leagues

TEs: Jason Witten - good streaming option in PPR

Ks: Dan Bailey - start; Randy Bullock - Start

D/STs: Jets D - Start

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Baltimore Ravens (Sun) 

QBs: Alex Smith - Startable only in Deep Leagues or 2QB leagues

RBs: Charcandrick West - Standard RB3, PPR RB2 (If Ware is out West is a RB1); Spencer Ware - Questionable FLEX; Buck Allen - RB1

WRs: Jeremy Maclin - Startable WR3; Kamar Aiken - risky WR3

TEs: Travis Kelce - Start; Crocket Gillmore - Questionable with back injury

Ks: Cairo Santos - Startable; Justin Tucker - Start

D/STs: Chiefs D - Start, good matchup

Houston Texans vs. Indianapolis Colts (Sun)

QBs: None - Brian Hoyer is dealing with concussion and other injuries, Doubtful; Andrew Luck - Hopeful to play, I'm not playing him if he does

RBs: Frank Gore - Startable RB2, tough matchup; Chris Polk - PPR risky FLEX

WRs: DeAndre Hopkins - WR1; Nate Washington - WR3; Cecil Shorts III - Risky WR4; TY Hilton - WR2 with upside; Donte Moncrief - Risky WR3

TEs: Ryan Griffin - Startable; Colby Fleener - Risky Start

Ks: Nick Novak- Start

D/STs: Texans D - Start

Tennessee Titans vs. New England Patriots (Sun)

QBs: Tom Brady - Start; Marcus Mariota - Startable streamer

RBs: LeGarrette Blount - Questionable with hip injury; James White - Standard FLEX, PPR RB2; Brandon Boldon - If Blount is out, Boldon will get majority of work; Antonio Andrews - RB3

WRs: Danny Amendola - Start; Brandon LaFell - WR3; Dorial Green-Backham - WR3 with upside; Kendall Wright - Risky WR4

TEs: Rob Gronkowski - Start; Delanie Walker - Start

Ks: Stephen Gostkowski - Start

D/STs: Patriots D - Start

Buffalo Bills vs. Washington Redskins (Sun)

QBs: Tyrod Taylor - Start

RBs: LeSean McCoy - RB1; Matt Jones - RB2; Alfred Morris - PPR FLEX; Karlos Williams - Questionable 

WRs: Sammy Watkins - WR1; Robert Woods - WR2; DeSean Jackson - WR2 with upside; Pierre Garçon - WR3; Jamison Crowder - WR3 with upside 

TEs: Jordan Reed - Start; Charles Clay - I don't trust him

Ks: Dan Carpenter - Start

D/STs: Bills D - Start

Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings (Sun)

QBs: Jay Cutler - Startable; Teddy Bridgewater - Risky start for deep leagues or 2QB leagues

RBs: Adrian Peterson - RB1; Matt Forte - RB1; Jeremy Langford - PPR FLEX

WRs: Alshon Jeffery - WR1; Stefon Diggs - WR3 with upside; Charles Johnson - WR4

TEs: Zach Miller - Start; Kyle Rudolph - Risky 

Ks: Robbie Gould - Start; Blair Walsh - Start

D/STs: Bears D - Startable if desperate

Carolina Panthers vs. New York Giants (Sun)

QBs: Cam Newton - Start; Eli Manning - High streamer

RBs: Jonathan Stewart - RB1, Questionable (CAR might sit him); Fozzy Whittaker - Higher Handcuff to Stewart, sharing touches; Cameron Artis-Payne - 2nd Handcuff to Stewart, will share touches; Reshad Jennings - PPR FLEX 

WRs: Odell Beckham Jr. - Very difficult matchup against Josh Norman, Startable but don't expect much; Ted Ginn Jr. - WR2; Devin Funchess - WR3, TD dependent; Roeben Randle - WR4

TEs: Greg Olsen - Questionable; Will Tye - Startable

Ks: Josh Brown - Start; Graham Gano - Start

D/STs: Panthers D - Start

Atlanta Falcons vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (Sun)

QBs: Blake Bortles - Solid Streamer

RBs: TJ Yeldon - Questionable with knee; Denard Robinson - RB2 if Yeldon is out; DeVanta Freeman - RB1

WRs: Julio Jones - WR1; Allen Robinson - WR1; Allen Hurns - WR2 with upside

TEs: Jacob Tamme - Startable; Julius Thomas - Start

Ks: Jason Myers - Start; Shayne Graham - Start

D/STs: Jaguars D - Streaming Defense

Green Bay Packers vs. Oakland Raiders (Sun)

QBs: Aaron Rodgers - Start; Derek Carr - Start

RBs: Eddie Lacy - RB1; James Starks - PPR RB2, Standard FLEX; Latavius Murray - RB2

WRs: Randall Cobb - WR2; Amari Cooper - WR2; Michael Crabtree - WR2 with upside; James Jones - WR3; Devonte Adams - WR3 with upside; Ty Montgomery - risky WR4

TEs: Richard Rodgers - Start; Clive Walford - Risky Streamer

Ks: Mason Crosby - Start; Sebastian Janikowski - Start

D/STs: Packers D - Startable Streamer

Cleveland Browns vs. Seattle Seahawks (Sun)

QBs: Russell Wilson - Start

RBs: Isaiah Crowell - Risky RB2; Duke Johnson Jr. - PPR FLEX; Marshawn Lynch - Questionable, not expect to play; DuJuan Harris - RB3 with upside, sharing touches; Bryce Bowen - RB3/FLEX, sharing touches; Fred Jackson - PPR FLEX 

WRs: Telvin Benjamin - Questionable; Brian Hartline - risky WR3; Doug Baldwin - WR2 with upside; Tyler Lockett - WR3 with a lot of upside

TEs: Gary Barnidge - Start

Ks: Steven Hauschka - Start

D/STs: Seahawks D - Start

Cincinnati Bengals vs. San Francisco 49ers (Sun)

QBs: None - I don't trust either QB

RBs: Shaun Draughn - RB1; Jeremy Hill - RB2; Giovani Bernard - Standard RB3, PPR RB2

WRs: AJ Green - WR1; Marvin Jones - WR2 with upside 

TEs: Tyler Eifert - Start; Vance McDonald - Streamer

Ks: Mike Nugent - Start

D/STs: Bengals D - Start

Denver Broncos vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Sun)

QBs: Ben Roethlisberger - Tough matchup, Startable; Brock Osweiler- Startable for 2QB leagues

RBs: DeAngelo Williams - RB1; CJ Anderson - Questionable, RB2; Ronnie Hillman - RB2 with upside; Juwan Thompson - FLEX

WRs: Antonio Brown - WR1; Demaryius Thomas - WR1; Emmanuel Sanders - low-end WR2; Martavius Bryant - WR2 with upside; Markus Wheaton - Risky WR4

TEs: Heath Miller - Risky Streamer

Ks: Brandon McMannus - Start; Chris Boswell - Start

D/STs: Broncos D - Start; Pittsburgh D - Streamer

Miami Dolphins vs. San Diego Chargers (Sun)

QBs: Philip Rivers - Startable 

RBs: Melvin Gordon - RB2; Lamar Miller - RB2; Jay Ajayi - FLEX with upside, PPR RB3; Danny Woodhead - PPR FLEX 

WRs: Jarvis Landry - WR1, Questionable; DeVante Parker - WR2 with upside; Malcom Floyd - Low-end WR3

TEs: Antonio Gates - Start; Jordan Cameron - Risky

Ks: Josh Lambo - Start; Andrew Franks - Start

D/STs: Miami D - Streamer

Arizona Cardinals vs. Philadelphia Eagles (Sun)

QBs: Carson Palmer - Start

RBs: David Johnson - RB1; DeMarco Murray - RB1; Andre Ellington - RB3; Darren Sproles - Standard RB3, PPR FLEX; Ryan Matthews - FLEX

WRs: Larry Fitzgerald - WR1; John Brown - WR2 with upside; Michael Floyd - WR3 with upside; Jordan Matthews - WR2 

TEs: Zach Ertz - Streamer

Ks: ARZ K

D/STs: Cardinals D - Start

Detroit Lions vs. New Orleans Saints (Mon)

QBs: Matthew Stafford - Start; Drew Brees - Start

RBs: Tim Hightower- Start; CJ Spiller - FLEX; Ameer Abdulah - FLEX; Theo Riddick - Stabdard FLEX, PPR RB3

WRs: Calvin Johnson - WR1; Golden Tate - WR3; Brandon Cooks - Questionable; Brandon Coleman - WR3; Marquis Colston - WR3; Willie Snead - WR2

TEs: Benjamin Watson - Start

Ks: Matt Prater - Start

D/STs: None

      Who Else To Look At For Next Year

              (Dynasty, Deep Keepers)

Quarterbacks 

Jameis Winston (TB • QB) - He has shown a ton of potential this year; he has the chance to be the franchise QB

Marcus Mariota (TEN • QB) - Another young all star; he has the potential to be a fantastic fantasy QB

Blake Bortles (JAX • QB) - Jags' franchise QB; he put up great numbers this year. Jacksonville will have a dominate team next year

Brock Osweiler (DEN • QB) - He has the possibility of being Denver's new-look; depends on Manning

Derek Carr (OAK • QB) - A young QB in a young offense; Oakland will be dangerous for the next few years

Running Backs

Thomas Rawls (SEA • RB) - Could be the starter for Seattle in 2016

Dion Lewis (NE • RB) - Looks to be the No. 1 back for Patriots in 2016

Shaun Draughn (SF • RB) - Looks to be No. 1 RB for 49ers next year

Charcandrick West (KC • RB) - He will be the starter for some team next year

Jay Ajayi (MIA • RB) - He will likely be the starter for Miami in 2016

David Cobb (TEN • RB) - If healthy, he will be the No. 1 RB for Tennessee 

Matt Jones (WAS • RB) - Looks to be No. 1 RB in Washington

David Johnson (ARZ • RB) - He should be the starter for Arizona in 2016

Duke Johnson Jr. (CLE • RB) - Should be the starter for Cleveland in 2016

Jeremy Langford (CHI • RB) - He will be the starter for Chicago or some team next year

Javorius "Buck" Allen (BAL • RB) - He will be the starter for Ravens or some team next year

Ameer Abdullah (DET • RB) - Dropped in many fantasy leagues; looks promising for the future

Wide Receivers

Dorial Green-Beckham (TEN • WR) - Great talent in a young offense; he is ending the season as one of Mariota's favorite targets

Ty Montgomery (GB • WR) - In a pass dominant offense, Rodgers like Montgomery a lot which gives him a ton of upside for next year

Jeff Janis (GB • WR) - One of the most physically talented wideouts in Green Bay, he should be in the top 3 of WRs in Green Bay next year; as soon as Rodgers trusts Janis, Janis will be a top 10 fantasy WR

Ted Ginn Jr. (CAR • WR) - Ending the season as Cam Newton's go-to receiver; gives him a ton of upside for 2016

Devin Funchess (CAR • WR) - The most exciting WR for Carolina; gives us hope for next year; if Newton and Funchess connect during offseason, Funchess will be a top tier WR next season

Tavon Austin (STL • WR) - Austin and Gurley are the only offensive playmakers in St. Louis; St. Louis will look to develop their offense around these two next season

Kamar Aiken (BAL • WR) - Ending the season as Baltimore's No. 1 receiver 

Devante Parker (MIA • WR) - He and Landry will be a big part of Miami's offense next year

Tight Ends

Richard Rodgers (GB • TE) - A young Finely; Richard has become a top target for Aaron Rodgers; it will continue in 2016 

Clive Walford (OAK • TE) - Carr, Cooper, Murray, and Walford are the four keys to the Raiders' future

Zach Miller (CHI • TE) - A new addition to Jay Cutler's favorite targets; could be a top tier TE in 2016

*Reminder: Check your transactions page, waiver wire, and free agency page; many top players got hurt early on this season. 

QBs: Andrew Luck (IND), Peyton Manning (DEN), Joe Flacco (BAL), Colin Kapernick (SF), Tony Romo (DAL), Andy Dalton (CIN)

RBs: Jamaal Charles (KC), Justin Forsett (BAL), LeVeon Bell (PIT), Dion Lewis (NE), Arian Foster (HOU), Mark Ingram (NO), Carlos Hyde (SF), Chris Johnson (ARZ), Andre Ellington (ARZ), Marshawn Lynch (SEA), Reggie Bush (SF)

WRs: Jordy Nelson (GB), Kelvin Benjamin (CAR), Julian Edelman (NE), Vincent Jackson (TB), Keenan Allen (SD), Steve Smith Sr. (BAL), Victor Cruz (NYG), Percy Harvin (BUF), Bernard Perriman (BAL)

TEs: Jimmy Graham (SEA), Martellus Bennett (CHI), Larry Donnell (NYG)

For any specific start/sit, add/drop questions, message me on Twitter @realkingshiva

By: Cameron Black

KingShivaFantasy 

@realkingshiva @GBCam_Black

Wk 14- Who To Watch: Richard Rodgers

         Who To Watch: Richard Rodgers

          (Green Bay Packers, Tight End)

                           Week 14

        In the game of fantasy football, there is one position that is completely overlooked. While many fantasy players focus on their quarterbacks, running backs, and wideouts, not that many are looking at their tight end. By the end of the week, your tight end will either win or end your matchup each week without you noticing. We all know who the best two TEs are in fantasy - Rob Gronkowski and Greg Olsen. But there are a few other players that put up the same numbers as these two, but they're also completely overlooked. I find that many fantasy owners just throw in a popular named player, like Vernon Davis or Jason Witten, and end up loosing because of their low performance. This week is especially important, and we, as fantasy owners, need to have a big week from everyone on our roster in order to get into the playoffs or win the first round. One tight end that is like to talk about this week is Richard Rodgers, My Who To Watch for Week 14. 

        Richard Rodgers went to the University of California. He was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 2014 NFL Draft as the 3rd Round, 98th pick. In his draft profile, Rodgers was most known for his ability to block. One of his flaws was that he had trouble running routes. Last season, Richard Rodgers put up some low numbers in his rookie year; catching 20 balls for 225 yards and only 2 touchdowns. In 2014, Rodgers has not been able to become fantasy relevant; he finished the season with average numbers in targets, yardage, and touchdowns. Completing against Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, and DeVonte Adams, the rookie tight end couldn't make a name for himself in the fantasy word. 

        Entering into the 2015 season, Richard Rodgers was a low ranked tight end during preseason. With the loss of Jordy Nelson, all eyes turned to Cobb and Adams. Although everyone knows the Packers love throwing to their TEs, we didn't see this coming. Richard Rodgers has been targeted more and has had 48 receptions through 13 weeks. Totaling 439 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns, Richard Rodgers has become Aaron Rodgers most reliable target. Only owned in 42% of leagues, Richard Rodgers is the best, most available tight end out there. This week against the Dallas Cowboys, Rodgers is priced at $3,900 in Daily Fantasy. Most fantasy players have been starting guys like Olsen, Eifert, or Chandler at tight end, but those who started R. Rodgers at TE won the week. He's going to have another great performance this week. 

      Who Else To Watch in Week 14

Ryan Fitzpatrick (NYJ • QB) - The Jets have been playing great this season, led by a dominant defense, a great running back, two outstanding wideouts, and a solid QB. Going up against the Tennessee Titans for week 14, Fitzpatrick is a QB on fire. Throwing 36/50 for 390 yards and 2 TDs last week against Giants, FitzMagic put up his 2nd game in a row where he's had over 25 fantasy points. Only 44% owned in standard leagues, Jets' QB is a wonderful streamer. Also, priced at $5,400 in DFS, Ryan Fitzpatrick is a great, ideal start for any Daily lineup. 

Jameis Winston (TB • QB) - Tampa Bay has found their franchise player. Winston is another QB that's on fire. Throwing for 18/27, 227 yards, and a touchdown last week, Winston played great against a good defense in Atlanta. This week, Jameis is only 40% owned, which surprises me. He's going up against one of the worst defenses in the league, the New Orleans Saints; this week Tampa Bay will have a fully healthy offense, which gives their No. 1 pick every weapon to use for Sunday. Priced at $5,500, Winston is my start at QB in DFS. I rank him in the top 5 of QBs again this week. 

Tyrod Taylor (BUF • QB) - Rex Ryan's Buffalo Bills have been playing better as of late. Taylor, coming off a good performance last week, has been dropped in many leagues. He's only 35% owned. I expect Buffalo to rely on the run more in the first half against Philadelphia, which will force the Bills' offense to throw the ball in the second. I believe LeSean McCoy will be a top 3 RB this week, Sammy Watkins will have another unexpectedly high week, and Tyrod Taylor will have another great game with 18+ points. Priced at $5,400, Taylor is a great start in Daily Fantasy. 

James White (NE • RB) - Coming off his best performance, White is moving up in the fantasy world. His value was high when Dion Lewis went down with his season-ending injury; but like I said, Belichick will have to learn to trust the halfback before relying on him in a game. It's taken a few weeks, but I believe Brady and Belichick are ready to use the young back. He'll be a great FLEX option in PPR scoring. However, I'm not ready to trust White in standard scoring; he has a very low floor with a sky high upside. If you have better options, take them. 26% owned in standard leagues, White is available for those heading into their playoff weeks. He's priced at $4,100 in DFS for this week's matchup against the Houston Texans. 

Darren Sproles (PHI • RB) - As one of my sneakiest adds and starts this week, Darren Sproles is startable in every format. With DeMarco Murray's unhappiness, Sproles will get more snaps. This week against Buffalo, Murray will struggle to make the big plays; especially with the nonexistent receivers in Philly, Sproles will be the man this week. Only 41% owned, he's still available. If you are looking for a sneaky start in DFS or a playoff, hail marry at the FLEX, Darren Sproles is your guy. His price in DFS is $3,500.

C.J. Spiller (NO • RB) - With Mark Ingram shoulder injured, CJ Spiller will be the man! Tim Hightower will get some looks, but it shouldn't matter. Because of Ingram's high number of touches, Spiller will be a high RB2 rest of season. Only 52% owned, go for it. Priced at $3,000 in DFS, Spiller is a great start this week against Tampa Bay. 

Ted Ginn Jr. (CAR • WR) - Only 36% owned, getting the most targets from Cam Newton, and the No. 1 WR in Carolina, Ted Ginn Jr. is a must pickup and a WR2 start this week against a struggling Atlanta Falcons. Many experts have been telling us to not trust him, but my question to them is why not? If Cam continues to trust the man, then so do I. Priced at $3,700 in DFS, Ted Ginn is a No. 1 receiver, who's priced as a WR3. A solid start with a ton of upside; I like Ginn this week. 

DeVante Parker (MIA • WR) - Coming off a couple of solid performances, Parker has become an above average wideout in fantasy. With Miami's shaky offense, Parker is a boom-or-bust WR3. Only 30% owned, he's still widely available. Entering into a likable matchup this week against the New York Giants, Parker could have a high number of targets. Priced at $4,000 in DFS, the Dolphin wideout could either win you the week or be the reason you lose.

Austin Seferian-Jenkins (TB • TE) - Finally healthy, ASJ is a top 5 tight end rest of season. With Winston having the hot hand, I look for ASJ to get a few more targets this week against the horrible Saints' defense. Only 36% owned, the tight end is still available. He has a huge opportunity to become Tampa Bay's main RedZone target. Priced at $2,700, ASJ will be one of the favorites at TE this week in Daily Fantasy. 

Zach Ertz (PHI • TE) - Becoming one of the most reliable TEs in the league, Ertz is a great start at tight end this week. Roughly 50% owned; if Ertz is there, pick him up. I'd start him over Witten, Ebron, and Clay. He's in my top 5 of tight ends this week. Priced at $2,600 in DFS, Zach Ertz is a great start this week against Buffalo. 

By: Cameron Black

@GBCam_Black