Cassel and the Vikings will face the Patriots at home; don’t expect him to put up 16.50 points again this time around.

With Adrian Peterson out, the New England defense won’t have to worry about the running game too much and will bring the pressure on Cassel.

Green Bay plays the Jets at home. Need I say more?

How good is the Atlanta’s offense?! Not that much actually. While they played a great game against the Saints, I think they’ll struggle against the Bengals; this isn’t their biggest rivalry and it’s a road game.

Roddy White has a history of struggling against AFC opponents on the road and Julio Jones didn’t look too sharp either. Without a strong running game they’ll struggle to move the chains in Cincy.

Olsen scored 14.30 points against Tampa Bay last week and will face the Lions at home this week.

The Detroit team coverage on tight ends was really weak on week 1 against the Giants, allowing Larry Donnell to catch a TD and gain 56yds. With Cam Newton probably back, there will be a lot of chances for Olsen to score in the redzone on play-action and fake runs.

Myers came off a terrible season in New York last year but he’s looking to bounce back in Tampa.

With the other Bucs TE Seferian-Jenkins out for the game due to an ankle injury, Myers will see a lot of snaps. Last week he received for 41yds and added 2 tackles points. The Rams were awful last week on defense, so he’ll definitely have the chance to complete some big plays.

He’s also REALLY sneaky.

Allen Hurns might be a fluke, but after his 24 points performance against the Eagles he’ll face the Redskins defense which surely isn’t one of the best in the league.

With Mike Wallace and Roddy White listed as probable, it might be worth picking him up from the waiver wire if he’s still there and give it a shot.

Bernard played 57 snaps out of 67 last week against Baltimore, racking up 11 points. This week he’ll play against the Falcons at home, who allowed 8 points too each running back of New Orleans.

The Bengals' #25 and his stiff arm are set to have a big game at home against the Falcons.

After the Chiefs lost Derrick Johnson last week, there will be plenty of space for Ball to run. The Broncos need to win this game and get an early lead in the division before heading to Seattle to play the Seahawks and then the Cardinals at home after a bye week.