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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Steven Hauschka vs. Rams </h1>
<p> In what should be a gritty effort, expect the Seahawks to turn to their trusted kicker early and often. Hauchska is easily the top option for Week 1. </td>
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<td><h1> Nick Novak vs. Lioins </h1>
<p> Noticing a trend here? Tough defenses lead to inefficient red-zone trips. Inefficient red-zone trips lead to fantasy points galore for kickers. Novak is a top play in Week 1. </td>
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<p> While Forbath reportedly struggled in training camp, he has been a reliable play throughout his career. With the inconsistent Cousins under center, Forbath should have plenty of opportunities to convert field goals on stalled drives. </td>
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<td><h1> Sit of the Week: Josh Scobee vs. Patriots </h1>
<p> Don't get too excited about the Steelers acquisition just yet. Scobee was only a mediocre option in Jacksonville last year, and while he will have plenty of opportunities to prove himself in Pittsburgh, we'd advise staying away form him in Week 1. </td>
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<td><h1> Dan Carpenter vs. Colts </h1>
<p> Carpenter has been a very reliable option for fantasy owners, however the tides appear to be changing. Inconsistency in the preseason may relegate Carpenter to a smaller role in this offense than we initially may have thought. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> Tony Romo will face a porous Falcons secondary that allowed 3 touchdowns last week to bears wideout Alshon Jeffery. With Dez Bryant fully healthy after suffering an early season ankle sprain, Romo looks to have an extremely favorable matchup.</td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Ryan Tannehill vs. Redskins </h1>
<p> Tannehill will kick off the season with an extremely favorable matchup against the Redskins. Expect him to throw early and often against what proved to be one of the most shaky secondaries in the league last year. 250+ yds and 2-3 tds should prove to be safe expectations. </td>
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<td><h1> Alex Smith vs. Chargers </h1>
<p> Alex Smith has been on an absolute tear the last few weeks, and his owners should be excited for what figures to be one of the easies matchups of the season. Expect Alex Smith to roll against the Chargers this Sunday. </td>
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<td><h1> Carson Palmer vs. Saints </h1>
<p> The Saints secondary was dealt a cruel blow with the loss of starting cornerback Keenan Lewis to hip surgery. With the secondary being already short of talent, especially with Jairus Byrd still on the PUP, this should prove to be an enticing matchup for Palmer. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> Tony Romo will face a porous Falcons secondary that allowed 3 touchdowns last week to bears wideout Alshon Jeffery. With Dez Bryant fully healthy after suffering an early season ankle sprain, Romo looks to have an extremely favorable matchup.</td>
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<td><h1> Eli Manning vs. Cowboys </h1>
<p> The Cowboys lost top corner Orlando Scandrick to the IR last week with a torn ACL. Coming off the heels of an unexpectedly good season, the numerous holes in the Cowboys secondary should hold this unit back from enjoying similar success. Expect Manning and company to roll. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> Tony Romo will face a porous Falcons secondary that allowed 3 touchdowns last week to bears wideout Alshon Jeffery. With Dez Bryant fully healthy after suffering an early season ankle sprain, Romo looks to have an extremely favorable matchup.</td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> Tony Romo will face a porous Falcons secondary that allowed 3 touchdowns last week to bears wideout Alshon Jeffery. With Dez Bryant fully healthy after suffering an early season ankle sprain, Romo looks to have an extremely favorable matchup.</td>
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<td><h1> Sam Bradford vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> The Eagles offense looked like a well-oiled machine in the preseason. With Jordan Matthews and rookie wideout Nelson Agholor leading the way, the Eagles receiving corps should have no problem getting open against a weak Falcons secondary. Expect big things from Bradford in Week 1. </td>
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<td><h1> Sit of the Week: Sam Bradford vs. Seahawks</h1>
<p> While the Eagles may appear to be rolling after a 32-10 thrashing of the Bears last week, don't make the mistake of starting Bradford this week. The Eagles will face a red-hot Seahawks defense, which forced 4 turnovers (2 interceptions) against the Vikings last week .</td>
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<td><h1> Alex Smith vs. Chargers </h1>
<p> Alex Smith has been on an absolute tear the last few weeks, and his owners should be excited for what figures to be one of the easies matchups of the season. Expect Alex Smith to roll against the Chargers this Sunday. </td>
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<td><h1> Sit of the Week: Nick Foles vs. Seahawks</h1>
<p> Even if Kam Chancellor's holdout extends into the regular season, the Seahawks are simply a defense to avoid at all costs. While Nick Foles might have a productive year in St. Louis, you're better off benching him in Week 1 in what figures to be a nightmare of a matchup. </td>
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<p> Don't count this 49ers defense out just yet. With arguably one of the top safety duos in Antoine Bethea and Eric Reid, along with a plethora of promising pass rushers(see Eli Harold, Aaron Lynch, Corey Lemonier), this unit could surprise in 2015. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
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<td><h1> Derek Carr vs. Bengals </h1>
<p> The Bengals were one of only two teams to force more interceptions than the number of touchdowns allowed (20 vs. 18). With Geno Atkins bringing new life to this pass rush, Carr figures to have his hands full come Week 1. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Tony Romo vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> Tony Romo will face a porous Falcons secondary that allowed 3 touchdowns last week to bears wideout Alshon Jeffery. With Dez Bryant fully healthy after suffering an early season ankle sprain, Romo looks to have an extremely favorable matchup.</td>
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<p> The Broncos boast one of the strongest secondaries in the league, coupled with a fearsome pass rush. With Chris Harris Jr. anchoring the secondary and Von Miller on the outside, Flacco figures to have a difficult matchup on his hands come Week 1.</td>
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<p> All signs point to a run-heavy approach for the Panthers this season. The loss of Kelvin Benjamin coupled with the unimpressive receiving corps in Carolina should lead them to rely upon the run more than they have in the past. With a juicy matchup against the Jaguars, Stewart should have a field day. </td>
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<td><h1> T.J. Yeldon vs. Panthers </h1>
<p> It appears as though the Jaguars intend to use Yeldon as a true three-down workhorse back. While the offense as a whole might drag his value down, the Jaguars offense appear to be trending in the right direction. Look for Yeldon to return solid RB3/flex value in his Week 1 tilt with the Panthers. </td>
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<p> While the Browns selection of Danny Shelton should help shore up their run defense, the unit as a whole should still be largely below average. Ivory projects to be a true workhorse back in New York, and should see solid production in Week 1. </td>
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<td><h1> Sit of the Week: Melvin Gordon vs. Lions</h1>
<p> Don't let the offseason loss of Suh fool you into thinking this defense is any less potent. Heralded run-stuffer Haloti Ngata should ensure this unit remains a fearsome bunch. A tough matchup coupled with question marks surrounding Gordon's workload make him a low end RB2 in week 1. </td>
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<p> It's probably best for owners to temper expectations for Bell until we find out how the workload is going to be split between him, Abdullah, and Riddick. While he should still see plenty of goal-line work, Bell's role is becoming increasingly uncertain. Start him if you must, but only as a flex. </td>
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<p> Mason's status for Week 1 is currently unclear, as he sustained a hamstring injury in the preseason. If he does play however, it shouldn't make too much of an impact on your lineup, as he faces a brutal matchup in the Seahawks. </td>
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<p> Don't expect too much production out of Williams in Week 1 against a formidable Patriots defense. His value as a handcuff to Bell is handicapped by the lack of a favorable matchup in the first two weeks of the season (He plays the 49ers in Week 2). </td>
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<td>Leveon Bell</td>
<td>Leveon Bell</td>
<td> Without his suspension, Bell would be the consensus #1 overall pick. With the suspension, he should still be the #1 overall pick.</td>
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<td>Adrian Peterson</td>
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<td>Jamaal Charles</td>
<td>Charles insane career YPC (5.0) is a reflection of just how talented he is. This Chiefs offense could be sneaky good in 2015, and Charles will be a big reason why. </td>
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<td>Eddie Lacy</td>
<td> Alredy a hard-nosed runner, Lacy flashed his pass-catching ability late in the season last year. The loss of Jordy Nelson should only bring more touches over to this talented back.</td>
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<td>C.J. Anderson</td>
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<td>Marshawn Lynch</td>
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<td>Jeremy Hill</td>
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<td>Matt Forte</td>
<td>Much of Forte's value was buoyed by his involvement in the passing game, where he set the record for receptions by a running back. The loss of Trestman and the decreasing YPC indicate that Forte's days at the top could be numbered. </td>
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<td> 'Shady' McCoy should see a ton of volume in Buffalo this year. But volume wasn't exactly the problem last year...</td>
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<td>Frank Gore</td>
<td>Gore will probably not see another stacked box for the rest of his career. Expect a monster year for the Inconvenient Truth</td>
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<td>Miller finished as a top 10 back last year. A repeat seems very much attainable. </td>
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<td>Demarco Murray</td>
<td> Draft Murray at your own risk. An insane workload last year could cause him problems down the road this year in the form of a pesky injury. </td>
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<td>Justin Forsett</td>
<td>The addition of Trestman only boosts Forsett's prospects in a PPR league.</td>
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<td>Mark Ingram</td>
<td>Ingram will be a true feature back from Week 1, in an offense that appears committed to running the ball.</td>
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<td>Alfred Morris</td>
<td>Morris' value takes a hit with the announcement that Cousins will start. Morris will be an unexciting RB2 in 2015.</td>
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<td>Latavius Murray</td>
<td>Murray has tremendous potential. In his first season as a starter, expect Murray to easily eclipse 1100 yds and 8 tds.<td>
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<td>Carlos Hyde</td>
<td>Question marks along the offensive line and limited experience may hold Hyde back from a strong fantasy season. </td>
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<td>Melvin gordon</td>
<td>Gordon was often caught looking indecisive at times in the preseason, which was definitely not a good sign. However, the Chargers didn't invest a top pick to keep him on the bench. </td>
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<td>Ameer Abdullah</td>
<td>Todd Bowles compared him to Barry Sanders. He's a stud.</td>
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<td>C.J. Spiller</td>
<td>A heavy role in the passing game appears in the cards for Spiller. </td>
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<td>Arian Foster</td>
<td>An uncertain return date could make Foster the steal of the draft at his current ADP. </td>
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<td>Andre Ellington</td>
<td>Looked awful at times last year, but should still return flex value in standard leagues.</td>
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<td>T.J. Yeldon</td>
<td>He should be a true workhorse in Jacksonville. The offense as a whole caps his upside.</td>
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<td>Doug Martin</td>
<td>Is this the year we finally see the return of the Muscle Hamster that proved so effective in his rookie campaign? </td>
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<td>Todd Gurley</td>
<td>Gurley is very talented, but it's unclear when he'll actually suit up. </td>
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<td>Joseph Randle</td>
<td>The Cowboys running back situation becomes murkier by the day. </td>
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<td>Chris Ivory</td>
<td>Ivory is a great mid-round selection. Play him as a flex with RB2 upside.</td>
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<td>Rashad Jennings</td>
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<td>Giovani Bernard</td>
<td> Should anything happen to Hill, Bernard would see a big bump in value. As it stands, he has value as a pass-catching back. </td>
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<p> It seems like Rudolph earning MVP of the Pro Bowl happened just yesterday. Since then, Rudolph has struggled to stay on the field, and against an imposing 49ers corps anchored by Navorro Bowman, Rudolph will struggle to get open looks. Start him at your own risk. </td>
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<td><h1> Eric Ebron vs. Chargers </h1>
<p> Ebron could prove to be a sneaky fantasy option this year, and he figures to see easy matchups with Megatron and Tate being the focal points of hte passing game. In Week 1 however, he will face a secondary that conceded just three touchdowns to tight ends all of last season. Keep him on the bench for now. </td>
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<td><h1> Start of the Week: Davante Adams vs. Bears </h1>
<p> The best QB in the NFL takes on one of the worst secondaries. The Packers should dominate the Bears, with Adams being a big part of it. We only hope that the game doesn't get too out of hand, otherwise the starters might head to the bench early. He is a low-end WR1 in Week 1. </td>
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<p> With the news that DeVante Parker will be ready for Week 1, Landry's value does take a small hit. However, against a shaky Redskins secondary, Landry should prove to be a strong WR2 play. </td>
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<td><h1> Vincent Jackson vs. Titans </h1>
<p> With a lot of attention headed towards Mike Evans (rightfully so), it appears fantasy owners have forgotten another fantasy stud: V-Jax. Keep in mind Vincent Jackson tallied almost identical yardage to Mike Evans, with even more targets. Jackson figures to play a heavy role, and is a high upside WR2. </td>
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<td><h1> Nelson Agholor vs. Falcons </h1>
<p> While many are expecting big things out of Matthews this season, don't forget Agholor. Early indications are that Matthews will play a majority of his snaps from the slot, meaning Agholor should have plenty of opportunities on the outside. Against a weak secondary, Agholor should be able to easily return WR2 outing. </td>
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<td><h1> Sit of the Week: Steve Smith Sr. vs. Broncos</h1>
<p> Steve Smith continues to defy the odds and put up respectable fantasy numbers. However, a tough matchup with the Broncos in Week 1 means he will have his work cut out for him. The lack of comparable talent in Baltimore means he should see a lot more double teams. Smith is a low-end flex play in Week 1.</td>
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<td><h1> Sammy Watkins vs. Colts </h1>
<p> The good news for Watkins is that he finally appears to have help in the form of a capable QB. Tyrod Taylor looked more than serviceable in the preseason, giving the Bills a legit dual-threat QB. However, a date with Vontae Davis does put a dampener on Watkins Week 1 prospects. Start him as a low-end WR2. </td>
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<td><h1> Desean Jackson vs. Dolphins </h1>
<p> Jackson has always been a boom or bust weapon. His Week 1 bout with the Dolphins appears to be of the latter variety. The Dolphins should generate a ton of pressure against a suspect line, meaning the deep ball might get pushed aside for the shorter/intermediate routes. Don't forget about Brent Grimes either, as he figures to play a huge part in holding Jackson to what should be a flex play. </td>
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<td><h1> Mike Wallace vs. 49ers </h1>
<p> In what figures to be a low scoring affair against the 49ers, expect the run game to take front and center. The presence of two Pro bowlers in Antoine Bethea and Eric Reid figure to make Wallace's chances of a long bomb all the more improbable. </td>
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<td>Antonio Brown</td>
<td>Antonio Brown</td>
<td>Well worth a first round selection. Expect a monster year in 2015. </td>
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<td>Dez Bryant</td>
<td> 16 touchdowns last year is only a harbinger of things to come. </td>
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<td>Julio Jones</td>
<td>Could threaten for the receiving record as the X-receiver in Kyle Shanahan's pass-happy offense</td>
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<td>Odell Beckham Jr.</td>
<td>Beckham set the league on fire last year and finished with over 1300 yds and 12 tds. In just 12 games. Monster upside. </td>
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<td>5</td>
<td>Demayrius Thomas</td>
<td>Calvin Johnson</td>
<td>Megatron might be the best value in fantasy this year, offering excellent upside for a second round pick. </td>
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<td>Calvin Johnson</td>
<td>A.J. Green</td>
<td>Back to full health, expect A.J. Green to post strong WR1 numbers.</td>
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<td>Jordy Nelson</td>
<td>Randall Cobb</td>
<td>Should be a target monster with the loss of Jordy Nelson. Could easily finish as a top 5 receiver.</td>
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<td>Demayrius Thomas</td>
<td>Expected decline of Manning is why he's ranked so low. Could very well return first round value.</td>
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<td>Randall Cobb</td>
<td>Alshon Jeffery</td>
<td>Lingering injuries continue to be a concern. When healthy however, Jeffery is among the best. </td>
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<td>Alshon Jeffery</td>
<td>Brandin Cooks</td>
<td>Scary potential as the focal point of a Drew Brees led offense. Value is even higher in PPR leauges. </td>
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<td>Mike Evans</td>
<td>Has one of the easiest schedules amongst top-ranked receivers. Evans is a safe WR1. </td>
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<td>T.Y. Hilton</td>
<td>Offseason acquisitions of Andre Johnson and Phillip Dorsett figure to eat into touches a little. Still an excellent option at the position. </td>
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<td>Jordan Matthews</td>
<td>Matthews has huge upside in the Eagles fast-paced offense. Much like Brandin Cooks, Matthews should see even higher value in PPR leagues. </td>
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<td>Deandre Hopkins</td>
<td>Shaky QB play is what holds Hopkins back from joining the tier above. Will be a top-flight WR2 in 2015. </td>
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<td>Davante Adams</td>
<td>As the undisputed #2 receiver in Green Bay, 1000 yds and 8 tds appear to be a very conservative floor. Adams is a bona-fide WR2.</td>
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<td>Emmanuel Sanders</td>
<td>Sanders should still be effective in 2015, but his numbers should take a hit with a more run-based attack. Another year of 1000+ yds and 7+ tds appears to be in the cards. </td>
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<td>Keenan Allen</td>
<td>Expect a bounce-back year from Allen. Suspension of Gates only boosts early season value. </td>
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<td>Amari Cooper</td>
<td> The Raiders rookie could realistically lead the league in targets. Target Cooper has a solid WR2 </td>
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<td>Andre Johnson</td>
<td>Optimus Prime will play with the best QB of his career- by far. Johnson is in for a big year in Indy. </td>
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<td>Brandon Marshall</td>
<td>Formerly a consensus top 10 wideout, Marshall could prove to be a great value at his current ADP. </td>
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<td>Desean Jackson</td>
<td>The definition of a boom or bust play. This roller coaster isn't for the faint of heart.</td>
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<td>Jarvis Landry</td>
<td>Landry seems like a good bet to eclipse 90 receptions in 2015. Even more valuable in PPR leagues. </td>
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<td>Jeremy Maclin</td>
<td>Maclin's numbers should fall after leaving the Eagles high octane offense. But not by much. He's still a solid WR2. </td>
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<td>Allen Robinson</td>
<td>Watch out for A-Rob. He could be the first Jags receiver to post a 1000 yard campaign since 2005. </td>
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<td>25</td>
<td>Sammy Watkins</td>
<td>Shaky QB play holds Watkins back from being a true WR2. Target him as a flex with upside. </td>
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<td>Nelson Agholor</td>
<td>The Eagles #2 receiver hasn't finished worse than 24th in both of Kelly's years as Head Coach. Agholor should keep this trend alive. </td>
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<td>Vincent Jackson</td>
<td>V-Jax remains one of the safer options later in drafts. Expect an uptick in touchdowns from last year and a slight decrease in targets. </td>
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<td>Martavis Bryant</td>
<td>Bryant's 4 game suspension shouldn't stop you from drafting this awfully talented playmaker. </td>
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<td>Charles Johnson</td>
<td>Tabbed as a popular breakout pick, Charles Johnson should flourish as the WR1 in Mike Zimmer's offense.</td>
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<td>John Brown</td>
<td>There are high expectations for Brown in Arizona, especially with the injuries sustained by Michael Floyd. </td>
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