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After an underwhelming Week 1 for most fantasy studs, we return this week with our wide receiver matchup report. A few familiar faces return this week, but for some, it's on the opposite end of the spectrum. There are several atrocious pass defenses that are ready to be beaten this week and a few stingy ones that won't give an inch. Not to mention, a sleeper WR who could have an enormous fantasy breakout this week. Favorable Matchups Tyreek Hill vs. Philadelphia EaglesThere’s going to be a common theme in the cheat…

Well, Week 1 went off without a hitch. If you want an adjective, use "predictable," because Sunday pretty much went according to plan.Tom Savage? Pfft, more like Tom Tame. Oh, the Browns, Bears, and Jets also lost, not that anyone expected that. This really is like watching a three-hour movie, only to find out it was all just a dream in the end. Anywho, as mundane as Week 1 might have been, there are some BIG fantasy storylines to chew on. Some, you probably saw coming. Others, well, let's just say you never know who's…

Welcome to the first edition of our wide receiver cheat sheet. We’ll take a look every week at guys who have favorable matchups, unfavorable matchups, and a player who many will be sleeping on for that particular week. In Week 1, we look at a slate of matchups flooded with unknowns, thanks to the uncertain nature of the opening weekend. Favorable Matchups Terrelle Pryor, Sr. vs. Philadelphia Eagles Pryor is going to be the first of many big wide receivers to take advantage of the Eagles secondary this season. Pryor checks…

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. To translate, a good player is a good player. It might be Week 1 whacky-time real soon, but it always pays to stick with the herd. Backing yourself as a fantasy genius is fun, but nothing good ever came from making un-edu-macated guesses.Unless, of course, I do it for you.Okay, these guesses are educated - kinda. Life is too short to always do what you're told, but if these bold predictions fail to actually, y'know, come true,…

I guess this is the part where we talk about Odell Beckham Jr. again. He's dealing with a sprained ankle that could force him to miss a game or two, hence why he's moved down the rankings from No. 3 to No. 4. It's still possible that he's ready to go come Week 1, but drafting an already injured player could be fatal. He's still worth a first-round pick, but the glass really is half empty here. His tantrum following the tackle scared me more than the injury itself, and if we've learned anything from Dez Bryant, it's that you…