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Quarterbacks

1. Aaron Rodgers GB vs CAR

2. Andrew Luck IND vs CIN

3. Peyton Manning DEN vs SF

4. Phillip Rivers SD vs KC

5. Tom Brady NE vs NYJ

6. Matthew Stafford DET vs NO

7. Drew Brees NO @ DET

8. Jay Cutler CHI vs MIA

9. Matt Ryan ATL @ BAL

10. Cam Newton CAR @ GB

11. Russell Wilson SEA @ StL

12. Joe Flacco BAL vs ATL

13. Ben Roethlisberger PIT vs HOU

14. Colin Kaepernick SF @ DEN

15. Carson Palmer ARZ @ OAK

16. Andy Dalton CIN @ IND

17. Tony Romo DAL vs NYG

18. Kirk Cousins WAS vs TEN

19. Eli Manning NYG @ DAL

20. Brain Hoyer CLE @ JAX

21. Derek Carr OAK vs ARZ

22. Ryan Tannehill MIA @ CHI

23. Alex Smith KC @ SD

24. Blake Bortles JAX vs CLE

25. Charlie Whitehurst TEN @ WAS

Running Backs

1. DeMarco Murray DAL vs NYG

2. Matt Forte CHI vs MIA

3. Arian Foster HOU @ PIT

4. Jamaal Charles KC @ SD

5. Le'Veon Bell PIT vs HOU

6. Marshawn Lynch SEA @ StL

7. Giovani Bernard CIN @ IND

8. Andre Ellington ARZ @ OAK

9. Lamar Miller MIA @ CHI

10. Ben Tate CLE @ JAX

11. Branden Oliver SD vs KC

12. Eddie Lacy GB vs CAR

13. Frank Gore SF @ DEN

14. Justin Forsett BAL vs ATL

15. Alfred Morris WAS vs TEN

16. Joique Bell DET vs NO

17. Andre Williams NYG @ DAL

18. Fred Jackson BUF vs MIN

19. Jerick McKinnon MIN @ BUF

20. Ahmad Bradshaw IND vs CIN

21. Shane Vereen NE vs NYJ

22. Reggie Bush DET vs NO***

23. Ronnie Hillman DEN vs SF

24. Trent Richardson IND vs CIN

25. Chris Ivory NYJ @ NE

26. Isaiah Crowell CLE @ JAX

27. C.J. Spiller BUF vs MIN

28. Bishop Sankey TEN @ WAS

29. Steven Jackson ATL @ BAL

30. Pierre Thomas NO @ DET

Wide Receivers

1. Jordy Nelson GB vs CAR

2. Antonio Brown PIT vs HOU

3. Julio Jones ATL @ BAL

4. Demaryius Thomas DEN vs SF

5. Dez Bryant DAL vs NYG

6. T.Y. Hilton IND vs CIN

7. Alshon Jeffery CHI vs MIA

8. Steve Smith BAL vs ATL

9. Brandon Marshall CHI vs MIA

10. Golden Tate DET vs NO

11. Mohamed Sanu CIN @ IND

12. Randall Cobb GB vs CAR

13. Kelvin Benjamin CAR @ GB

14. Desean Jackson WAS vs TEN

15. Andre Johnson HOU @ PIT

16. Mike Wallace MIA @ CHI

17. Michael Floyd ARZ @ OAK

18. Emmanuel Sanders DEN vs SF

19. Larry Fitzgerald ARZ @ OAK

20. Reggie Wayne IND vs CIN

21. Julian Edelman NE vs NYJ

22. Pierre Garcon WAS vs TEN

23. Michael Crabtree SF @ DEN

24. Rueben Randle NYG @ DAL

25. James Jones OAK vs ARZ

26. Keenan Allen SD vs KC

27. Brandin Cooks NO @ DET

28. DeAndre Hopkins HOU @ PIT

29. Terrance Williams DAL vs NYG

30. Percy Harvin SEA @ StL

31. Torrey Smith BAL vs ATL

32. Andre Holmes OAK vs ARZ

33. Marques Colston NO @ DET

34. Sammy Watkins BUF vs MIN

35. Cecil Shorts III JAX vs CLE

36. Anquan Boldin SF @ DEN

37. Wes Welker DEN vs SF

38. Roddy White ATL @ BAL

39. Brandon LaFell NE vs NYJ

40. Kendall Wright TEN @ WAS

Tight Ends

1. Julius Thomas DEN vs SF

2. Rob Gronkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Greg Olsen CAR @ GB

4. Jordan Reed WAS vs TEN

5. Jordan Cameron CLE @ JAX

6. Martellus Bennett CHI vs MIA

7. Antonio Gates SD vs KC

8. Delanie Walker TEN @ WAS

9. Travis Kelce KC @ SD

10. Vernon Davis SF @ DEN

11. Dwayne Allen IND vs CIN

12. Jared Cook StL vs SEA

13. Jace Amaro NYJ @ NE

14. Jason Witten DAL vs NYG

15. Larry Donnell NYG @ DAL

16. Owen Daniels BAL vs ATL

17. Clay Harbor JAX vs CLE

18. Josh Hill NO @ DET

19. Scott Chandler BUF vs MIN

20. Jermaine Gresham CIN @ IND

Kickers

1. Dan Bailey DAL vs NYG

2. Stephen Gostkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Justin Tucker BAL vs ATL

4. Chander Catanzaro ARZ @ OAK

5. Nick Novak SD vs KC

6. Steven Hauschka SEA @ StL

7. Phil Dawson SF @ DEN

8. Mason Crosby GB vs CAR

9. Matt Bryanrt ATL @ BAL

10. Brandon McManus DEN vs SF

11. Graham Gano CAR @ GB

12. Dan Carpenter BUF vs MIN

Defense/ST

1. Patriots vs NYJ

2. Seahawks @ StL

3. Cardinals @ OAK

4. Browns @ JAX

5. Bills vs MIN

6. Broncos vs SF

7. Chargers vs KC

8. Texans @ PIT

9. Ravens vs ATL

10. Cowboys vs NYG

11. Bears vs MIA

12. Redskins vs TEN

*** Denotes Questionable Due to Injury

Week seven has arrived! We are now almost halfway through the season and that means two things:

• Time to start piecing the early playoff picture for both conferences together.
• I’m also doing some research for how I would redesign the logo for every single team in the NFL.

Barring a miraculous turn around from a downtrodden team or an unseen winning streak from a meddling club, the game film, stats and our eyes don’t lie when it comes to breaking teams down. 

In other words, by midseason, you are what you eat. 

It shouldn’t be too surprising then that my prediction abilities have rounded into better shape, unlike my waistline. As the weeks go on, these games do get easier to pick. Which is why I’m baffled when the talking heads on ESPN, FOX, CBS, etc., have losing records in their picks or struggle to get above .500. 

I know, I shouldn’t say anything since I was costing people out there their hard earned cash, but then again, why are you listening to a guy who uses his dog to make picks? Speaking of dogs, Lester had his bye week this week so there will be four fewer legs and slightly less fur in this edition of the Pigskin Pick ‘Em.   

For your artistic enjoyment, and mine as well, here are some NFL logo designs that are minimalist in nature. They’re a pretty cool take on the current logos and if I were even remotely artistic, I’m sure I could make something half as cool. On to the picks!

Last Week: 13-1-1 (Lester 1-0)
Season: 53-37-1 (Lester 2-3)

• What mind-numbingly awful play is Geno Smith going to pull out of his bag of tricks to embarrass the Jets on national tv? Mark Sanchez would like to know! 
• Combine my hatred of the Ravens with my now complete disdain for the Falcons and I’m not sure there’s a game I’m less interested in watching.
• Wait, check that. This is the game I have no interest in watching. This is like drinking flat, room temperature diet coke with a side of stale saltines.
• I’m fairly certain the Seahawks aren’t going to let the Rams pull one over on them.

• My personal lock of the week. I’d tell you to put the deed of your house down on the Browns to easily seal up this game but then again I’m homeless. Heed my advice with caution.
• How about a bonus lock of the week? The Colts are going to twist the proverbial ankles right off the Bengals. 
• If the Vikings and the Bills ever met in a Super Bowl (combined 0-8), I’d have to guess that the Steelers would somehow win it.
• Two decades ago, this would have been a premier matchup. Side note: 10-year-old me loved the Dolphins for some reason, probably because I loved that bright aqua color and the fact the dolphin on their helmet WORE A HELMET. I was a stupid 10-year-old.

• Lions bring the defense but something tells me they’re going to add a few crucial missed field goals to their misery in that department.
• Aaron Rodgers is like, good, man.
• Now that the Royals are in the World Series, the residents of Kansas City are likely going to extend their collective indifference for the Chiefs for another two weeks at least.
• I picked out the music for the Raiders season highlight reel thus far. I think it fits.

• Can’t believe that without the least bit of hesitation I put a big green thumbs up next to the Cowboys. 2014 has been a weird year.
• While this is a worthwhile Sunday Night Football matchup I’m not sure I can pull myself away from The Walking Dead long enough to see any snaps. I mean, did you see the season premiere? DID YOU SEE IT?
• Is Jadeveon Clowney back yet? I want the Texans to tear Big Ben’s arms off. 

Quarterbacks

1. Aaron Rodgers GB vs CAR

2. Andrew Luck IND vs CIN

3. Peyton Manning DEN vs SF

4. Phillip Rivers SD vs KC

5. Tom Brady NE vs NYJ

6. Matthew Stafford DET vs NO

7. Drew Brees NO @ DET

8. Jay Cutler CHI vs MIA

9. Matt Ryan ATL @ BAL

10. Cam Newton CAR @ GB

11. Russell Wilson SEA @ StL

12. Joe Flacco BAL vs ATL

13. Ben Roethlisberger PIT vs HOU

14. Colin Kaepernick SF @ DEN

15. Carson Palmer ARZ @ OAK

16. Andy Dalton CIN @ IND

17. Tony Romo DAL vs NYG

18. Kirk Cousins WAS vs TEN

19. Eli Manning NYG @ DAL

20. Brain Hoyer CLE @ JAX

21. Derek Carr OAK vs ARZ

22. Ryan Tannehill MIA @ CHI

23. Alex Smith KC @ SD

24. Blake Bortles JAX vs CLE

25. Charlie Whitehurst TEN @ WAS

Running Backs

1. DeMarco Murray DAL vs NYG

2. Matt Forte CHI vs MIA

3. Arian Foster HOU @ PIT

4. Jamaal Charles KC @ SD

5. Le'Veon Bell PIT vs HOU

6. Marshawn Lynch SEA @ StL

7. Giovani Bernard CIN @ IND

8. Andre Ellington ARZ @ OAK

9. Lamar Miller MIA @ CHI

10. Ben Tate CLE @ JAX

11. Branden Oliver SD vs KC

12. Eddie Lacy GB vs CAR

13. Frank Gore SF @ DEN

14. Justin Forsett BAL vs ATL

15. Alfred Morris WAS vs TEN

16. Joique Bell DET vs NO

17. Andre Williams NYG @ DAL

18. Fred Jackson BUF vs MIN

19. Jerick McKinnon MIN @ BUF

20. Ahmad Bradshaw IND vs CIN

21. Shane Vereen NE vs NYJ

22. Reggie Bush DET vs NO***

23. Ronnie Hillman DEN vs SF

24. Trent Richardson IND vs CIN

25. Chris Ivory NYJ @ NE

26. Isaiah Crowell CLE @ JAX

27. C.J. Spiller BUF vs MIN

28. Bishop Sankey TEN @ WAS

29. Steven Jackson ATL @ BAL

30. Pierre Thomas NO @ DET

Wide Receivers

1. Jordy Nelson GB vs CAR

2. Antonio Brown PIT vs HOU

3. Julio Jones ATL @ BAL

4. Demaryius Thomas DEN vs SF

5. Dez Bryant DAL vs NYG

6. T.Y. Hilton IND vs CIN

7. Alshon Jeffery CHI vs MIA

8. Steve Smith BAL vs ATL

9. Brandon Marshall CHI vs MIA

10. Golden Tate DET vs NO

11. Mohamed Sanu CIN @ IND

12. Randall Cobb GB vs CAR

13. Kelvin Benjamin CAR @ GB

14. Desean Jackson WAS vs TEN

15. Andre Johnson HOU @ PIT

16. Mike Wallace MIA @ CHI

17. Michael Floyd ARZ @ OAK

18. Emmanuel Sanders DEN vs SF

19. Larry Fitzgerald ARZ @ OAK

20. Reggie Wayne IND vs CIN

21. Julian Edelman NE vs NYJ

22. Pierre Garcon WAS vs TEN

23. Michael Crabtree SF @ DEN

24. Rueben Randle NYG @ DAL

25. James Jones OAK vs ARZ

26. Keenan Allen SD vs KC

27. Brandin Cooks NO @ DET

28. DeAndre Hopkins HOU @ PIT

29. Terrance Williams DAL vs NYG

30. Percy Harvin SEA @ StL

31. Torrey Smith BAL vs ATL

32. Andre Holmes OAK vs ARZ

33. Marques Colston NO @ DET

34. Sammy Watkins BUF vs MIN

35. Cecil Shorts III JAX vs CLE

36. Anquan Boldin SF @ DEN

37. Wes Welker DEN vs SF

38. Roddy White ATL @ BAL

39. Brandon LaFell NE vs NYJ

40. Kendall Wright TEN @ WAS

Tight Ends

1. Julius Thomas DEN vs SF

2. Rob Gronkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Greg Olsen CAR @ GB

4. Jordan Reed WAS vs TEN

5. Jordan Cameron CLE @ JAX

6. Martellus Bennett CHI vs MIA

7. Antonio Gates SD vs KC

8. Delanie Walker TEN @ WAS

9. Travis Kelce KC @ SD

10. Vernon Davis SF @ DEN

11. Dwayne Allen IND vs CIN

12. Jared Cook StL vs SEA

13. Jace Amaro NYJ @ NE

14. Jason Witten DAL vs NYG

15. Larry Donnell NYG @ DAL

16. Owen Daniels BAL vs ATL

17. Clay Harbor JAX vs CLE

18. Josh Hill NO @ DET

19. Scott Chandler BUF vs MIN

20. Jermaine Gresham CIN @ IND

Kickers

1. Dan Bailey DAL vs NYG

2. Stephen Gostkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Justin Tucker BAL vs ATL

4. Chander Catanzaro ARZ @ OAK

5. Nick Novak SD vs KC

6. Steven Hauschka SEA @ StL

7. Phil Dawson SF @ DEN

8. Mason Crosby GB vs CAR

9. Matt Bryanrt ATL @ BAL

10. Brandon McManus DEN vs SF

11. Graham Gano CAR @ GB

12. Dan Carpenter BUF vs MIN

Defense/ST

1. Patriots vs NYJ

2. Seahawks @ StL

3. Cardinals @ OAK

4. Browns @ JAX

5. Bills vs MIN

6. Broncos vs SF

7. Chargers vs KC

8. Texans @ PIT

9. Ravens vs ATL

10. Cowboys vs NYG

11. Bears vs MIA

12. Redskins vs TEN

*** Denotes Questionable Due to Injury

Week seven has arrived! We are now almost halfway through the season and that means two things:

• Time to start piecing the early playoff picture for both conferences together.
• I’m also doing some research for how I would redesign the logo for every single team in the NFL.

Barring a miraculous turn around from a downtrodden team or an unseen winning streak from a meddling club, the game film, stats and our eyes don’t lie when it comes to breaking teams down. 

In other words, by midseason, you are what you eat. 

It shouldn’t be too surprising then that my prediction abilities have rounded into better shape, unlike my waistline. As the weeks go on, these games do get easier to pick. Which is why I’m baffled when the talking heads on ESPN, FOX, CBS, etc., have losing records in their picks or struggle to get above .500. 

I know, I shouldn’t say anything since I was costing people out there their hard earned cash, but then again, why are you listening to a guy who uses his dog to make picks? Speaking of dogs, Lester had his bye week this week so there will be four fewer legs and slightly less fur in this edition of the Pigskin Pick ‘Em.   

For your artistic enjoyment, and mine as well, here are some NFL logo designs that are minimalist in nature. They’re a pretty cool take on the current logos and if I were even remotely artistic, I’m sure I could make something half as cool. On to the picks!

Last Week: 13-1-1 (Lester 1-0)
Season: 53-37-1 (Lester 2-3)

• What mind-numbingly awful play is Geno Smith going to pull out of his bag of tricks to embarrass the Jets on national tv? Mark Sanchez would like to know! 
• Combine my hatred of the Ravens with my now complete disdain for the Falcons and I’m not sure there’s a game I’m less interested in watching.
• Wait, check that. This is the game I have no interest in watching. This is like drinking flat, room temperature diet coke with a side of stale saltines.
• I’m fairly certain the Seahawks aren’t going to let the Rams pull one over on them.

• My personal lock of the week. I’d tell you to put the deed of your house down on the Browns to easily seal up this game but then again I’m homeless. Heed my advice with caution.
• How about a bonus lock of the week? The Colts are going to twist the proverbial ankles right off the Bengals. 
• If the Vikings and the Bills ever met in a Super Bowl (combined 0-8), I’d have to guess that the Steelers would somehow win it.
• Two decades ago, this would have been a premier matchup. Side note: 10-year-old me loved the Dolphins for some reason, probably because I loved that bright aqua color and the fact the dolphin on their helmet WORE A HELMET. I was a stupid 10-year-old.

• Lions bring the defense but something tells me they’re going to add a few crucial missed field goals to their misery in that department.
• Aaron Rodgers is like, good, man.
• Now that the Royals are in the World Series, the residents of Kansas City are likely going to extend their collective indifference for the Chiefs for another two weeks at least.
• I picked out the music for the Raiders season highlight reel thus far. I think it fits.

• Can’t believe that without the least bit of hesitation I put a big green thumbs up next to the Cowboys. 2014 has been a weird year.
• While this is a worthwhile Sunday Night Football matchup I’m not sure I can pull myself away from The Walking Dead long enough to see any snaps. I mean, did you see the season premiere? DID YOU SEE IT?
• Is Jadeveon Clowney back yet? I want the Texans to tear Big Ben’s arms off. 

Quarterbacks

1. Aaron Rodgers GB vs CAR

2. Andrew Luck IND vs CIN

3. Peyton Manning DEN vs SF

4. Phillip Rivers SD vs KC

5. Tom Brady NE vs NYJ

6. Matthew Stafford DET vs NO

7. Drew Brees NO @ DET

8. Jay Cutler CHI vs MIA

9. Matt Ryan ATL @ BAL

10. Cam Newton CAR @ GB

11. Russell Wilson SEA @ StL

12. Joe Flacco BAL vs ATL

13. Ben Roethlisberger PIT vs HOU

14. Colin Kaepernick SF @ DEN

15. Carson Palmer ARZ @ OAK

16. Andy Dalton CIN @ IND

17. Tony Romo DAL vs NYG

18. Kirk Cousins WAS vs TEN

19. Eli Manning NYG @ DAL

20. Brain Hoyer CLE @ JAX

21. Derek Carr OAK vs ARZ

22. Ryan Tannehill MIA @ CHI

23. Alex Smith KC @ SD

24. Blake Bortles JAX vs CLE

25. Charlie Whitehurst TEN @ WAS

Running Backs

1. DeMarco Murray DAL vs NYG

2. Matt Forte CHI vs MIA

3. Arian Foster HOU @ PIT

4. Jamaal Charles KC @ SD

5. Le'Veon Bell PIT vs HOU

6. Marshawn Lynch SEA @ StL

7. Giovani Bernard CIN @ IND

8. Andre Ellington ARZ @ OAK

9. Lamar Miller MIA @ CHI

10. Ben Tate CLE @ JAX

11. Branden Oliver SD vs KC

12. Eddie Lacy GB vs CAR

13. Frank Gore SF @ DEN

14. Justin Forsett BAL vs ATL

15. Alfred Morris WAS vs TEN

16. Joique Bell DET vs NO

17. Andre Williams NYG @ DAL

18. Fred Jackson BUF vs MIN

19. Jerick McKinnon MIN @ BUF

20. Ahmad Bradshaw IND vs CIN

21. Shane Vereen NE vs NYJ

22. Reggie Bush DET vs NO***

23. Ronnie Hillman DEN vs SF

24. Trent Richardson IND vs CIN

25. Chris Ivory NYJ @ NE

26. Isaiah Crowell CLE @ JAX

27. C.J. Spiller BUF vs MIN

28. Bishop Sankey TEN @ WAS

29. Steven Jackson ATL @ BAL

30. Pierre Thomas NO @ DET

Wide Receivers

1. Jordy Nelson GB vs CAR

2. Antonio Brown PIT vs HOU

3. Julio Jones ATL @ BAL

4. Demaryius Thomas DEN vs SF

5. Dez Bryant DAL vs NYG

6. T.Y. Hilton IND vs CIN

7. Alshon Jeffery CHI vs MIA

8. Steve Smith BAL vs ATL

9. Brandon Marshall CHI vs MIA

10. Golden Tate DET vs NO

11. Mohamed Sanu CIN @ IND

12. Randall Cobb GB vs CAR

13. Kelvin Benjamin CAR @ GB

14. Desean Jackson WAS vs TEN

15. Andre Johnson HOU @ PIT

16. Mike Wallace MIA @ CHI

17. Michael Floyd ARZ @ OAK

18. Emmanuel Sanders DEN vs SF

19. Larry Fitzgerald ARZ @ OAK

20. Reggie Wayne IND vs CIN

21. Julian Edelman NE vs NYJ

22. Pierre Garcon WAS vs TEN

23. Michael Crabtree SF @ DEN

24. Rueben Randle NYG @ DAL

25. James Jones OAK vs ARZ

26. Keenan Allen SD vs KC

27. Brandin Cooks NO @ DET

28. DeAndre Hopkins HOU @ PIT

29. Terrance Williams DAL vs NYG

30. Percy Harvin SEA @ StL

31. Torrey Smith BAL vs ATL

32. Andre Holmes OAK vs ARZ

33. Marques Colston NO @ DET

34. Sammy Watkins BUF vs MIN

35. Cecil Shorts III JAX vs CLE

36. Anquan Boldin SF @ DEN

37. Wes Welker DEN vs SF

38. Roddy White ATL @ BAL

39. Brandon LaFell NE vs NYJ

40. Kendall Wright TEN @ WAS

Tight Ends

1. Julius Thomas DEN vs SF

2. Rob Gronkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Greg Olsen CAR @ GB

4. Jordan Reed WAS vs TEN

5. Jordan Cameron CLE @ JAX

6. Martellus Bennett CHI vs MIA

7. Antonio Gates SD vs KC

8. Delanie Walker TEN @ WAS

9. Travis Kelce KC @ SD

10. Vernon Davis SF @ DEN

11. Dwayne Allen IND vs CIN

12. Jared Cook StL vs SEA

13. Jace Amaro NYJ @ NE

14. Jason Witten DAL vs NYG

15. Larry Donnell NYG @ DAL

16. Owen Daniels BAL vs ATL

17. Clay Harbor JAX vs CLE

18. Josh Hill NO @ DET

19. Scott Chandler BUF vs MIN

20. Jermaine Gresham CIN @ IND

Kickers

1. Dan Bailey DAL vs NYG

2. Stephen Gostkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Justin Tucker BAL vs ATL

4. Chander Catanzaro ARZ @ OAK

5. Nick Novak SD vs KC

6. Steven Hauschka SEA @ StL

7. Phil Dawson SF @ DEN

8. Mason Crosby GB vs CAR

9. Matt Bryanrt ATL @ BAL

10. Brandon McManus DEN vs SF

11. Graham Gano CAR @ GB

12. Dan Carpenter BUF vs MIN

Defense/ST

1. Patriots vs NYJ

2. Seahawks @ StL

3. Cardinals @ OAK

4. Browns @ JAX

5. Bills vs MIN

6. Broncos vs SF

7. Chargers vs KC

8. Texans @ PIT

9. Ravens vs ATL

10. Cowboys vs NYG

11. Bears vs MIA

12. Redskins vs TEN

*** Denotes Questionable Due to Injury

Quarterbacks

1. Aaron Rodgers GB vs CAR

2. Andrew Luck IND vs CIN

3. Peyton Manning DEN vs SF

4. Phillip Rivers SD vs KC

5. Tom Brady NE vs NYJ

6. Matthew Stafford DET vs NO

7. Drew Brees NO @ DET

8. Jay Cutler CHI vs MIA

9. Matt Ryan ATL @ BAL

10. Cam Newton CAR @ GB

11. Russell Wilson SEA @ StL

12. Joe Flacco BAL vs ATL

13. Ben Roethlisberger PIT vs HOU

14. Colin Kaepernick SF @ DEN

15. Carson Palmer ARZ @ OAK

16. Andy Dalton CIN @ IND

17. Tony Romo DAL vs NYG

18. Kirk Cousins WAS vs TEN

19. Eli Manning NYG @ DAL

20. Brain Hoyer CLE @ JAX

21. Derek Carr OAK vs ARZ

22. Ryan Tannehill MIA @ CHI

23. Alex Smith KC @ SD

24. Blake Bortles JAX vs CLE

25. Charlie Whitehurst TEN @ WAS

Running Backs

1. DeMarco Murray DAL vs NYG

2. Matt Forte CHI vs MIA

3. Arian Foster HOU @ PIT

4. Jamaal Charles KC @ SD

5. Le'Veon Bell PIT vs HOU

6. Marshawn Lynch SEA @ StL

7. Giovani Bernard CIN @ IND

8. Andre Ellington ARZ @ OAK

9. Lamar Miller MIA @ CHI

10. Ben Tate CLE @ JAX

11. Branden Oliver SD vs KC

12. Eddie Lacy GB vs CAR

13. Frank Gore SF @ DEN

14. Justin Forsett BAL vs ATL

15. Alfred Morris WAS vs TEN

16. Joique Bell DET vs NO

17. Andre Williams NYG @ DAL

18. Fred Jackson BUF vs MIN

19. Jerick McKinnon MIN @ BUF

20. Ahmad Bradshaw IND vs CIN

21. Shane Vereen NE vs NYJ

22. Reggie Bush DET vs NO***

23. Ronnie Hillman DEN vs SF

24. Trent Richardson IND vs CIN

25. Chris Ivory NYJ @ NE

26. Isaiah Crowell CLE @ JAX

27. C.J. Spiller BUF vs MIN

28. Bishop Sankey TEN @ WAS

29. Steven Jackson ATL @ BAL

30. Pierre Thomas NO @ DET

Wide Receivers

1. Jordy Nelson GB vs CAR

2. Antonio Brown PIT vs HOU

3. Julio Jones ATL @ BAL

4. Demaryius Thomas DEN vs SF

5. Dez Bryant DAL vs NYG

6. T.Y. Hilton IND vs CIN

7. Alshon Jeffery CHI vs MIA

8. Steve Smith BAL vs ATL

9. Brandon Marshall CHI vs MIA

10. Golden Tate DET vs NO

11. Mohamed Sanu CIN @ IND

12. Randall Cobb GB vs CAR

13. Kelvin Benjamin CAR @ GB

14. Desean Jackson WAS vs TEN

15. Andre Johnson HOU @ PIT

16. Mike Wallace MIA @ CHI

17. Michael Floyd ARZ @ OAK

18. Emmanuel Sanders DEN vs SF

19. Larry Fitzgerald ARZ @ OAK

20. Reggie Wayne IND vs CIN

21. Julian Edelman NE vs NYJ

22. Pierre Garcon WAS vs TEN

23. Michael Crabtree SF @ DEN

24. Rueben Randle NYG @ DAL

25. James Jones OAK vs ARZ

26. Keenan Allen SD vs KC

27. Brandin Cooks NO @ DET

28. DeAndre Hopkins HOU @ PIT

29. Terrance Williams DAL vs NYG

30. Percy Harvin SEA @ StL

31. Torrey Smith BAL vs ATL

32. Andre Holmes OAK vs ARZ

33. Marques Colston NO @ DET

34. Sammy Watkins BUF vs MIN

35. Cecil Shorts III JAX vs CLE

36. Anquan Boldin SF @ DEN

37. Wes Welker DEN vs SF

38. Roddy White ATL @ BAL

39. Brandon LaFell NE vs NYJ

40. Kendall Wright TEN @ WAS

Tight Ends

1. Julius Thomas DEN vs SF

2. Rob Gronkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Greg Olsen CAR @ GB

4. Jordan Reed WAS vs TEN

5. Jordan Cameron CLE @ JAX

6. Martellus Bennett CHI vs MIA

7. Antonio Gates SD vs KC

8. Delanie Walker TEN @ WAS

9. Travis Kelce KC @ SD

10. Vernon Davis SF @ DEN

11. Dwayne Allen IND vs CIN

12. Jared Cook StL vs SEA

13. Jace Amaro NYJ @ NE

14. Jason Witten DAL vs NYG

15. Larry Donnell NYG @ DAL

16. Owen Daniels BAL vs ATL

17. Clay Harbor JAX vs CLE

18. Josh Hill NO @ DET

19. Scott Chandler BUF vs MIN

20. Jermaine Gresham CIN @ IND

Kickers

1. Dan Bailey DAL vs NYG

2. Stephen Gostkowski NE vs NYJ

3. Justin Tucker BAL vs ATL

4. Chander Catanzaro ARZ @ OAK

5. Nick Novak SD vs KC

6. Steven Hauschka SEA @ StL

7. Phil Dawson SF @ DEN

8. Mason Crosby GB vs CAR

9. Matt Bryanrt ATL @ BAL

10. Brandon McManus DEN vs SF

11. Graham Gano CAR @ GB

12. Dan Carpenter BUF vs MIN

Defense/ST

1. Patriots vs NYJ

2. Seahawks @ StL

3. Cardinals @ OAK

4. Browns @ JAX

5. Bills vs MIN

6. Broncos vs SF

7. Chargers vs KC

8. Texans @ PIT

9. Ravens vs ATL

10. Cowboys vs NYG

11. Bears vs MIA

12. Redskins vs TEN

*** Denotes Questionable Due to Injury

The College Football landscape has changed dramatically within the last few years. Several schools have gone away from the traditional run first offense and are looking to put as many points on the board as they can with the spread, no huddle systems.  Though the offensive systems may change, having a stout defense will never go out of style.  The old adage always applies; to have a successful offense, a strong defense is necessary.

On every defense, there are a few players that always stand out, and are a force to be reckoned with on every down.  These players give the opposing offensive coordinators nightmares, and are a constant threat on every play.  The defender may be a “shut down” Cornerback, a “ball hawk” Safety, a “Speed Rusher” off the end, or an irresistible force on the line of scrimmage.  Each of these athletes has to be accounted for, or the offense will have no chance at success.

Here are the top 7 defenders in College Football today:

The College Football landscape has changed dramatically within the last few years. Several schools have gone away from the traditional run first offense and are looking to put as many points on the board as they can with the spread, no huddle systems.  Though the offensive systems may change, having a stout defense will never go out of style.  The old adage always applies; to have a successful offense, a strong defense is necessary.

On every defense, there are a few players that always stand out, and are a force to be reckoned with on every down.  These players give the opposing offensive coordinators nightmares, and are a constant threat on every play.  The defender may be a “shut down” Cornerback, a “ball hawk” Safety, a “Speed Rusher” off the end, or an irresistible force on the line of scrimmage.  Each of these athletes has to be accounted for, or the offense will have no chance at success.

Here are the top 7 defenders in College Football today:

The College Football landscape has changed dramatically within the last few years. Several schools have gone away from the traditional run first offense and are looking to put as many points on the board as they can with the spread, no huddle systems.  Though the offensive systems may change, having a stout defense will never go out of style.  The old adage always applies; to have a successful offense, a strong defense is necessary.

On every defense, there are a few players that always stand out, and are a force to be reckoned with on every down.  These players give the opposing offensive coordinators nightmares, and are a constant threat on every play.  The defender may be a “shut down” Cornerback, a “ball hawk” Safety, a “Speed Rusher” off the end, or an irresistible force on the line of scrimmage.  Each of these athletes has to be accounted for, or the offense will have no chance at success.

Here are the top 7 defenders in College Football today:

The College Football landscape has changed dramatically within the last few years. Several schools have gone away from the traditional run first offense and are looking to put as many points on the board as they can with the spread, no huddle systems.  Though the offensive systems may change, having a stout defense will never go out of style.  The old adage always applies; to have a successful offense, a strong defense is necessary.

On every defense, there are a few players that always stand out, and are a force to be reckoned with on every down.  These players give the opposing offensive coordinators nightmares, and are a constant threat on every play.  The defender may be a “shut down” Cornerback, a “ball hawk” Safety, a “Speed Rusher” off the end, or an irresistible force on the line of scrimmage.  Each of these athletes has to be accounted for, or the offense will have no chance at success.

Here are the top 7 defenders in College Football today: