Thursday, September 14, 2017

FSH NOTEBOOK: DAVID'S DAILY DIGEST

September 14th 2017
Thursday Edition





My Week 2 WR Rankings (PPR)










1.Mike Evans
2. Jordy Nelson
3. Antonio Brown
4. Julio Jones
5. Brandin Cooks
6. Amari Cooper
7. Michael Thomas
8. Odell Beckham Jr
9. AJ Green
10. Larry Fitzgerald
11. Doug Baldwin
12. Keenan Allen
13. Golden Tate
14. Demaryius Thomas
15. Michael Crabtree
16. Stefon Diggs
17.Tyreek Hill
18. DeAndre Hopkins
19. Alshon Jeffery
20. Davante Adams
21. Dez Bryant
22. Terrelle Pryor
23. Adam Thielen
24. Sammy Watkins
25. Kelvin Benjamin
26. Randall Cobb
27. Martavis Bryant
28. Emmanuel Sanders
29. Jeremy Maclin
30. Jarvis Landry/Devante Parker

Even with zero sample size leading into this one, I’ve already bought into “Hard Knocks”, the Buccaneers, and wide receiver Mike Evans. The Bucs fourth year receiver is on the verge of being elite and this could be the season he rises. I like the setup, opening at home, he’s going to come out of the gate huge.

I have Brandin Cooks high on my list this week at No.5. On the road, returning to New Orleans and the Superdome, Patriots fans are going to see what this kid can really do when he gets going downfield. This matchup has the making of a shootout and Cooks should be a huge part.

I’m not down on OBJ this week, just concerned with the injury. I have him Top-10 and he could easily slide into the Top-5 if he’s close to 100 percent. Odell Beckham Jr when healthy is always a big play in the making, at less than 100 percent he can still be productive.

The Cardinals offense and quarterback Carson Palmer struggled terribly week 1, with David Johnson out for 2-3 months Larry Fitzgerald is going to be leaned on heavily. I think Fitz gets peppered all over the field and especially in the red-zone, he’s my No.10 fantasy receiver this week.

I’m not as high on Dez Bryant this week with his pending matchup on the road against the Broncos. There’s no question quarterback Dak Prescott is going to try to work the ball to Dez (9 targets in week 1), but I don’t see a lot of YAC or big plays. Dez ceiling could be limited in this one.

I’ve moved the Vikings Adam Thielen way up considering where he was likely drafted and this is not all based on week 1. Thielen showed a lot of this in the second half of the season last year and it’s quite obvious quarterback Sam Bradford has lots of confidence in his sure handed wide out. Thielen could also benefit from the Steelers having to focus on trying to slow the Vikes other receiver Stefon Diggs.

I have both Jarvis Landry and Devante Parker coming in at No.30 this week. I actually like Landry as the PPR favorite, but I think Parker is going to produce more yards and possibly a score. The pairing with quarterback Jay Cutler just makes too much sense with Parker, but I won’t discount Landry’s involvement, especially as a frequently used safety-valve.

That’s My Take.

~David Ortega




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