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We welcome back into the fold some familiar faces this week, but also say goodbye to the likes of DeAndre Hopkins, Matthew Stafford and the prodigal son, DeShaun Watson. It's safe to say no home team is a guaranteed certainty this week, especially with Sunday night's blockbuster between the Falcons and Patriots on the cards. For those of you in a standard PPR league, your rankings follow as below. Quarterback RankingsRank  Player  Team  Opponent 1  Tom Brady  NE  vs. ATL 2  Matt Ryan   ATL  @NE…

Turns out none of us know a damn thing. So chances are there were plenty of upsets in your league this week. Oh and guess what, in real life football world there were, too! The Bears beat the Steelers and the Bills beat the Broncos. Okay, that's about it, but still, this was a crazy week in the NFL on and off the field. Players took knees, Richard Sherman took flags, and Aaron Rodgers took names. Here's everything else you need to know from the soap opera that was Week 3: Thumbs UpHow about 26 rushing yards for the…

Fantasy football is supposed to be fun, right? I don't know about you, but I can't say I signed up for all these injuries. It's only Week 3, and already it feels like the only thing being exercised other than the IR list is owners' patience. Stay calm, though, the weekly rankings march on. Just an FYI, there are some guys missing this week, and a bunch more guys that COULD be missing come Sunday.Want more Fantasy Football news and advice? Follow Ryan on Twitter! @RyanCook13 Quarterbacks The quarterback list basically…

All said and done, Week 2 should have been somewhat successful for the majority of fantasy owners. It saw a productive return for some familiar faces who struggled in Week 1, a few more challenging injuries to address, and of course, a new found love for Tony Romo. Here's your weekly wrap-up: Thumbs UpYou could give Aaron Rodgers the "thumbs up" or "thumbs down," really, depending on how you look at it. An INT and a fumble are rare from A-Rod, but without Jordy Nelson for most of the game, he still put up 343 yards…

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…