Photo By: Evan Habeeb / US PRESSWIRE The Patriots have their problems on offense, and that means we should expect Stephen Gostkowski to continue with his three plus field-goal attempts per game. Leg strength hasn't been a problem as Gostkowski has already matched his career long of 53-yards this season. What Did We Learn From Week Three? - Perhaps all is not lost for Rob Bironas as the Titans bounced back i ...

Photo By: Kyle Terada / US PRESSWIRE Big name quarterbacks continue to struggle for fantasy owners as Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Mathew Stafford have had to earn everything they've accumulated through two weeks. All four should get back on track eventually for elite production, but we should expect marginal success for Brady against the Ravens and Rodgers against the Seahawks. Both quarterback ...

Photo By: Tim Fuller / US PRESSWIRE The Titans have coughed up five touchdowns to tight ends over the course of the first two weeks of action. Look to Brandon Pettigrew as a must start option, unless you happen to have Graham, Gronkowski or Vernon Davis on your team. Pettigrew had a late game touchdown against the 49ers, but he will continue to be a favorite of Matthew Stafford especially if the Lions can't ...

Photo By: Andrew Weber / US PRESSWIRE Hopefully you were patient enough to stick with Trent Richardson in your lineup last week because it paid off, big time. Richardson flashed the ability that had many of us hopeful he was ready for RB1 production coming into training camp but a second surgery to his knee, and failing to play in the preseason was cause for concern. Playing against the Bills this week I'm ...

Photo By: Kevin Hoffman / US PRESSWIRE The Chiefs are off to a horrible start but Jamaal Charles light load against the Bills was puzzling. On Monday we found out that Charles said his reconstructed knee felt sore, so the Chiefs coaching staff wisely held him out of much action in the second half. Charles is likely to go against the Saints this week, but keep an eye on his practice workload or lack there of ...

Photo By: Kyle Terada / US PRESSWIRE What looked like a few challenging matchups on paper, didn't seem to phase the 49ers, defeating the Packers and Lions. Now San Francisco heads back on the road to take on a floundering Vikings team. Christian Ponder will struggle and we can only hope he's able to make it through the game healthy. Perhaps Minnesota would be wise to take a chapter from the Lions last week ...

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: 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 ...