Jonathan Taylor and the Colts, home against the Jaguars, are the chalk and for good reason.
Check your pool's ownership percentages before making your pick, but the Giants should have a hard time keeping up with Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.
Lots of massive favorites on this slate, and none bigger -- or more obvious -- than Jared Goff and the Rams hosting the Jets.
Russell Wilson and the Seahawks, home against the Jets, are easily the safest play, but if more than 54 percent of your pool is on them, pivot to one of the other options.
Russell Wilson and the Seahawks catch a break if the Giants are forced to turn to Colt McCoy.
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers are home against the Bears Sunday night, providing the best bet among a not-so-solid field.
If you still have Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers available, now's the time to use them.
Is fading the heavily favored, but 56-percent-owned Aaron Rodgers Packers a good play this week?
Going chalk with T.J. Watt and the Steelers in Dallas this week.
The Chiefs are the chalk, and at only 33-percent ownership, there's no great opportunity cost in using them.
Chris Liss is fading Josh Allen and the 55-percent-owned Bills in the week's easiest matchup.
Make sure Cam Newton is playing, but if so, take the Patriots and fade the 44-percent owned Dolphins this week.
Chris Liss is fading Dak Prescott and the 26-percent owned Cowboys this week.
Chris Liss likes Lamar Jackson and the Ravens on the road against the Football Team, given the Rams 55 percent ownership.
Chris Liss is fading the 46-percent-owned Colts and backing the four-percent-owned Pats in a pot-odds play.
Chris Liss is taking Derrick Henry and the Titans home against the Jaguars in Week 2
Chris Liss is taking T.Y. Hilton and the Colts on the road in Jacksonville.
Marlon Mack and the Colts in Jacksonville could be an option if the pickings are slim.
Von Miller and the Broncos, home against the Lions, could be a viable option in Week 16.
Derek Carr and the Raiders have been awful of late, but they have a favorable match-up home against the Jaguars in their last game at the Oakland Coliseum.
Chris Liss doesn't trust Baker Mayfield and the Browns this week, but at this point in the year, you might not have a better option.
If the Christian McCaffrey and the Panthers are likely to be more than 50 percent owned in your pool, fade them, so long as you have a team that's at least 70 percent likely to win.
Whether you fade Baker Mayfield and the Browns this week depends on how many of your pool-mates are likely to use them.
Chris likes Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in Cincinnati this week, especially given their low ownership.
If you don't have the Patriots available, James Conner and the Steelers are a good value with less than 23-percent ownership.
Chris Liss likes George Kittle and the 49ers as a "pot odds" play with the Bills seeing nearly 70 percent ownership this week.
If you've used the Patriots, the next best pick is Lamar Jackson and the Ravens hosting the Bengals.
If you've already used the Patriots, Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs look like the "pot odds" play this week.
Chris Liss likes the Philip Rivers and the Chargers at Miami ever-so-slightly over the Rams at home against the Buccaneers.
Chris Liss likes the modestly-used Patriots at home against the Jets, but if you used them last week, the Cowboys make for a strong second choice at home against the Dolphins.