Photo By: Evan Habeeb / US PRESSWIRE If you don't know the name Justin Tucker, you will soon. Tucker beat-out Billy Cundiff to start for the Ravens and looked good against the Bengals flashing a strong leg and accuracy. Then his week two performance made him a top five fantasy kicker as he went off for three field goals from distances of 56, 51 and 48 yards. Tuckers situation is attractive for fantasy leagu ...

Photo By: Anthony Gruppuso / US PRESSWIRE It's time to squash any doubts you may have had about Victor Cruz's production falling off after his breakout year in 2011. New York found themselves in a similar situation last week that they were in for many games last season; playing from behind and needing some big plays to win the game. Cruz delivered with an 80-yard touchdown on his way to close to 200 yards r ...

Photo By: Ron Chenoy US PRESSWIRE Ahh the life of defensive lineman in the world of IDP fantasy football. Draft a top lineman like Jared Allen, expect big things, and get nothing to show for it opening weekend. Allen wasn't he only top lineman on draft day with a disappointing week one, and we can bet many of them will turn things around this weekend. Inconsistency is always a problem for this position but ...

Photo By: Evan Habeeb / US PRESSWIRE Just in case you were wondering if a leaner Ray Lewis would be up to the challenge of maintaining LB1 status, the old man rips off 14 tackles (11 solos) a sack and a forced fumble against the Bengals. Perhaps is the fan in me, but I have Lewis ranked No.1 on the list this week, but admittedly, Daryl Washington is probably top dog as the Cardinals head out to New England. ...

Photo By: Brett Davis / US PRESSWIRE What looked like a promising second year in the NFL for Eric Berry turned into a nightmare against the Bills, week one as Stevie Johnson ended his season with a torn ACL on a low block. Berry was back on the field week one against the Falcons and played in 64 snaps, but only accumulated two tackles and a pass deflection. Expect better production this week after LaRon Lan ...

Photo By: Benny Sieu / US PRESSWIRE With Greg Jennings questionable for Thursday with a groin injury after missing practice Tuesday, look to Randall Cobb as a starting option. Cobb led the Packers with nine receptions last week, and he will be an active part of what Green Bay wants to do weekly. If anything should happen to Jennings or Nelson as the season progresses it should move Cobb up to low-end WR2 st ...

Photo By: Jason O. Watson / US PRESSWIRE A knee injury is why I had Darren Sproles listed as a RB3 in PPR leagues last week and it's more of the same this week. A cheep touchdown in the fourth quarter allowed Sproles to come away with a decent performance, but he failed to earn a rushing attempt in the game. Sproles didn't look bad on the field, but he also didn't seem to have the same burst we saw last sea ...

Photo By: Evan Habeeb / US PRESSWIRE Last week looked like a wash for BenJarvus Green-Ellis as he was coming of a foot injury that held him out for most of the preseason and the Bengals were scheduled to play in Baltimore. Not so fast, as Green-Ellis ripped off over 90 yards on the ground and scored a touchdown. We won't see Cincinnati's new tailback worked into the passing game frequently, but he can still ...

Photo By: Bruce Kluckhohn / US PRESSWIRE Ok, I'll admit it; I bet against Adrian Peterson making an impact week one and I was wrong. Peterson looked good and it's a terrific sign for the Vikings that he was back on the field and playing well. Then again, we've seen talented players come back after major injuries / illness (Wes Welker, Jeremy Maclin) and have big games early on, only to look average through ...

Photo By: Ed Mulholland / US PRESSWIRE Shocker! The depth at wide receiver is better than that of running backs! While the passing game continues to dominate NFL offenses, when you can find productive running backs they're usually worth starting over a receiver, because they touch the football more often. Case in point is week one stars like C.J. Spiller, Alfred Morris dare I say Shonn Greene. Well, maybe w ...