[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: With Rob Gronkowski's status undetermined after back surgery, and Wes Welker leaving for Denver, Hernandez has an opportunity to put up astounding numbers this year. He'll be one of, if not THE, favorite target in New England. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Gore remains the centerpiece of a run heavy team with the league's best defense, which guarantees that the 49ers won't have to lose sight of the run in order to play catch up. He represents terrific value in the late 2nd or early 3rd round. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Cruz proved last year that his breakout season was not a fluke, and now he's motivated by a contract year. Cruz has great rapport with Eli Manning, and should vie for WR1 fantasy honors this season. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: I consider myself a Harvin fan, but it seems my ranking is toward the lower end of our staff. That's a reflection of the combination of Harvin's injury history, changing teams, and the fact Seattle is a run heavy offense. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: After being rewarded with a huge extension last year, Brown was a popular choice to ascend to elite fantasy status, but instead he regressed, showing none of the explosiveness (11.9 yards per catch) that was his hallmark in 2011 (16.1 yards per catch). Yet, with Mike Wallace now in Miami, Brown should be in line for a career high in targets and that means a return to 1,000+ yards and fantasy WR2 value. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: We've seen what Murray is capable of when healthy, but his health is hardly a certainty. Based on ability and opportunity, Murray should rank as a 1st rounder, but he's better suited as your RB2 in the 2nd or 3rd round to properly discount the injury risk. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Reggie Bush has taken his services to Detroit to play the role Jahvid Best was meant for. The Lions threw the ball 700+ times last year, and Bush should be in line for 70-80 receptions over a full season, making him a dynamic RB2 in PPR leagues. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Knee and foot problems have derailed an ascendant career, as Nicks has been overtaken by Victor Cruz as the Giants' best offensive weapon. Nicks is in his free agent year, and has a lot to prove to himself and the team. We know Nicks is capable of Top 5 fantasy numbers if he can play a full season, just make sure you don't draft him expecting that level of production. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: As long as David Wilson can keep the ball in his hands, I expect him to emerge as a feature back rather than share time with Andre Brown. Wilson is vastly more talented than Brown in every facet of the game and can be a 300-touch, 1,500+ yard producer if he manages not to fumble his way back into Tom Coughlin's dog house. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: Shorts was one of last year's pleasant surprises, delivering top 25 fantasy value in spite of playing in the league's most inept offense. With Justin Blackmon facing a suspension, and no one else pushing him for playing time, Shorts should replicate last year's value. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: When you average 11 yards per catch, there's a huge difference between 110 receptions and 80-85 receptions. Most fantasy owners are forgetting that and over drafting Welker. I'm likely avoiding him this year unless his ADP falls a few more rounds. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Wayne was a marvel last year, finding the fountain of youth. But with a new OC and system, and an ADP that prices in high end fantasy WR2 value, I'm not as enamored with Wayne this season. (hide this)

[Jun 6th] Jason Wood says: The Cowboys are a soap opera, but Tony Romo delivers elite fantasy statistics every year, and armed with a new $100mm contract there's no reason to think 2013 will be any different. (hide this)

[Jun 7th] Jason Wood says: Gonzalez was talked out of retirement, which is a boon for fantasy owners everywhere. His advanced age shouldn't worry you from viewing him as the best consolation prize if you miss out on one of the 'Big 4' at the position (Gronkowski, Hernandez, Graham and Witten). (hide this)