Tashard Choice Injuries have ravaged your studly fantasy lineup, so now is the time to race to your league’s waiver wire to pick up some quality replacements.C.J. Spiller, Reggie Bush and Matthew Stafford all went down, so plenty of fantasy owners will be scrambling to make adjustments. Make sure you

Unless otherwise noted, the following lineup and roster advice assumes a standard 10- or 12-team league with roster spots as 1 QB/2 RB/2 WR/1 RB/WR/1 TE. If I don’t mention a player it means I feel he isn’t worthy of starting in any league except very deep leagues. For advice

Rob Gronkowski Game of the Week: New England Patriots @ Baltimore Ravens: 8:20 P.M. This is a huge game for two teams coming off disappointing, gut-wrenching losses. Baltimore lost last week because their offensive line struggled mightily in pass protection against the Eagles front-four.  The stats don’t show it however,

Maybe your starter is banged up.  Maybe they have a bad matchup.  Whatever the case, you’re looking for a quick Fix, and we’ve got you covered.  Every week, we’ll scan the matchups and provide you with two or three favorable options that are available in the majority of Fantasy Leagues. 

With less than two weeks of games remaining in the baseball season, there is not a lot of advice left to give.  You are playing your studs, of course, so there is no reason here for me to replay the big nights from Pablo Sandoval and Aramis Ramirez last night.However,

QB Start Matt Cassel (Kansas City Chiefs, Week 3: @ New Orleans, FantasyPros.com rank: 18, My rank: 13) Cassel is a borderline start option in 12 team leagues this week against a New Orleans defense that has given up the 7th most passing yards through two weeks.  And they’ve given

Martellus Bennett (credits below) 1) JIMMY GRAHAM (KC)- Graham sits at the number one spot for another week as he continues to post solid numbers in the Saints passing game. The Kansas City defense is allowing the fourth most points to opposing tight ends. Graham also has a history of destroying

1.  San Francisco 49ers (@MIN) – The Niners were able to mostly contain a high powered offense that looked sharper than they did in week 1.  While they gave up almost 300 yards of offense they only allowed 1 touchdown to be scored.  They will be facing a Minnesota team

Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by Josh Moore (@4for4_Josh) from 4for4.com.  The guys discuss this week's best waiver wire adds, buy low and sell high targets, and flex plays for week 3.  Listen below by pressing play, or search "The Fantasy Fix" on iTunes and download the podcast to listen on your iPhone or iPod.

Mikel Leshoure Welcome to week two’s waiver wire. All recommendations are given with a standard 12-team head-to-head league in mind. If you want more specific suggestions for your league format, use our Quick Fix or shoot me a message on Twitter. Carson Palmer (QB | Oakland Raiders| 49 percent owned