NaVorro Bowman 1.  San Francisco 49ers (DET) – Almost everyone had SF at the top of their defensive rankings to start the year, but somehow they were even more impressive than anticipated at Green Bay.  This week they return home to face Detroit, who played a very sloppy game in

Jonathan Dwyer 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

1) JIMMY GRAHAM (@CAR)- Another solid Week 1 performance Sunday against the Redskins for Graham who caught six passes for 85 yards and a touchdown. Jimmy received 10 total targets in the game and is my number #1 once again this week. 2) ROB GRONKOWSKI (ARIZ)- Gronk scored once again last week as he caught

Down to two weeks left in the 2012 regular season, it’s officially the home stretch for teams still harboring playoff aspirations. I’m started to get excited like a Kentucky Derby announcer in the last quarter mile. Coming around the turn, the Orioles are neck and neck with the Yankees, galloping

Brett Talley (@TheRealTAL) is joined by Jeff Haseley (@Jeff Haseley) of FootballGuys.com to talk about buy lows and sell highs based on Week 1 performances and who the top waiver claims should be for Week 2.  Listen below by pressing play, or search "The Fantasy Fix" on iTunes and download the podcast

Robert Griffin III, QB, Washington Redskins  The list of rookie performances from opening week must obviously begin with the Heisman Trophy winner who was 19-for-26 for 320 yards with two touchdowns while also rushing 10 times for 42 yards. The hype exploded immediately after RGIII beat the Saints and usually

Tampa Bay Rays at Baltimore Orioles: The O’s made Matt Moore work early and got him out of the game in the fourth. Moore threw 94 pitches. J.J. Hardy did most of the damage, homering twice and collecting five RBIs. Jason Hammel left with what appeared to be an injury

Alfred Morris Alfred Morris (RB | Washington| 31 percent owned in Y!) Morris is the hottest name on the waiver wire this week, as the rookie was shockingly named the starting back in the nation’s capital and subsequently racked up 98 yards and two scores against the Saints. While owners

Reggie Wayne Welcome to Target Practice, where each week we’ll keep you updated on some of the outliers in the past weeks target numbers and what they mean going forward. He Was Targeted How Many Times? Reggie Wayne, WR, IND – ( 18 TARGETS) The man at the top of

Fred Jackson Fred Jackson (RB | Buffalo| 96 percent owned in Y!) Those who invested a second round pick in Fred Jackson have to be extremely disappointed in the news that the Buffalo ball carrier will miss at least three weeks – and as many as eight weeks – with