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DENVER -- Even in victory,?Tom Brady made it official Sunday: He would rather join NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on a two-week Caribbean cruise than play football in the city of Denver.And thats OK. The greatest of the great usually cant stand doing something. Frank Sinatra hated singing My Way, for instance, and things worked out pretty good for him.Brady took the field with a 2-7 record in this city, a .222 batting average, and then, on muscle memory, struggled to find his way. Of course, no right-minded fan of the New England Patriots really cared in the end. As their coach Bill Belichick would say after this 16-3 victory, Were not really interested in individual stats.The Patriots are interested only in team-centric pursuits, starting with their 14th AFC East title in Bradys 15 healthy seasons under center, a staggering run in a sport that tries to protect the principles of parity as fiercely as New England tries to protect its quarterback.But now that another division title and another first-round bye are accounted for, the Patriots can focus on what their coach called a reset of their goals. Home-field advantage is on deck, followed in the lineup by two postseason victories in Gillette Stadium and then, of course, a record fifth Super Bowl ring for Belichick and Brady.This is why Patriots fans dont sweat the small stuff, like Bradys 0-for-6 start on Sunday against the Broncos, his failure to complete a pass until the second quarter, his failure to throw for a touchdown for only the second time this season, and his failure to throw for at least 200 yards for the first time this season. In fact, Bradys nonperformance coupled with LeGarrette Blounts nonperformance only sweetened the result and emboldened New Englanders to go ahead and put down some nonrefundable money on hotel rooms in Houston, site of Super Bowl LI.The Patriots are in perfect position to play all their AFC tournament games at home. They will pound the heartless Jets on Christmas Eve (1 p.m. ET) for their 13th victory, and might not need to worry about finishing a second consecutive year with a seed-altering loss at Miami. The Raiders and/or Chiefs will likely have to win playoff games in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and hey, lets face it:Thats not going to happen.Why? Sundays game told you why. Brady opened the day as the leading candidate for the leagues MVP award, and Blount opened as a 1,000-yard back -- something rarely seen during Belichicks reign in New England. The quarterback completed 16 of 32 attempts for 188 yards. Though Blount did score on a 1-yard run, breaking Curtis Martins franchise record with his 15th rushing touchdown of the year, he finished with 31 yards on 17 carries.The Patriots still controlled the defending champs, with Dion Lewis advancing the ball (18 carries, 95 yards), and with Logan Ryan delivering a game-shaping interception to start the second quarter that denied Denver a potential score and set up the touchdown drive that produced the decisive points. On that drive, the visitors recovered two of their own fumbles. Only the Patriots do that.When it was over, Belichick allowed that the game wasnt a masterpiece and credited his teams plus-3 turnover advantage for deciding the result. I think that overrides a lot, he said.So does an offensive line that no longer crumbles at the mere sight of the Denver front. The Broncos treated Brady as a human pi?ata in last seasons AFC Championship Game, and had all the incentive needed for a worthy sequel. They knew a loss here would dramatically reduce their chances of returning to the postseason, and yet they put less than a third of the hits on Brady that they put on him in January. Von Miller, Super Bowl MVP and best player on the field in the conference championship game, was all but entered into the witness protection program.Some credit (maybe a lot of credit) belongs to Dante Scarnecchia, the Pats 68-year-old offensive line coach, who looks so much like a boxers cut man that you couldve imagined the late, great Burgess Meredith playing him in the movie. Belichick summoned him out of retirement after firing Dave DeGuglielmo in the immediate wake of the AFC title game beatdown of Brady in this same building, and there was the quarterback Sunday evening praising the line for keeping him safe and sound.Brady fielded only five questions in his postgame news conference before running a fast break for the team bus, stopping to sign a young boys jersey along the way. He has been a bit odd in these post-Deflategate settings, and who knows what exactly is fueling his inner fire. Bradys friends have publicly and privately said he wants to stick it to the league commissioner for suspending him for four games, and the other day Denver coach Gary Kubiak said the New England quarterback has been on a mission since hes come back. Brady hasnt added anything of substance to that conversation.If nothing else, Brady should be happy other franchises have recently added to the New England narrative that the Patriots are hardly alone in the NFLs bad boy department. The Seahawks and Ravens were punished by the league for offseason workout violations, and recently the Rooney Steelers were sorta accused of deflating footballs (by the Mara Giants) before the Mara Giants were definitely accused of using an illegal sideline walkie-talkie. (Whats next, Rooney Mara being accused of tampering with a competitors script while landing her part in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo?)Maybe Brady isnt thrilled that these cases have received a fraction of the attention that his did. Either way, the four-time champ wont care as long as he overcomes the loss of Rob Gronkowski, advances to Super Bowl LI, and ultimately passes his boyhood idol Joe Montana with championship No. 5.Brady might have to finally beat the Giants in the big game (and wouldnt that third meeting be fun) and survive Odell Beckham Jr.s attempt to outdo David Tyree and Mario Manningham. Perhaps hell see the NFC favorite, the Dallas Cowboys, in a matchup that would make everyone forget about the leagues ratings woes.But after what went down here Sunday, this much is clear: Brady and friends appear set for a seventh appearance on the biggest stage in sports. 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If youre still not sure about that final spot before Sundays games kick off, send us a question on Twitter using the hashtag #startsitESPN, and you just might get yours answered below.Each week, ESPN Fantasy analysts KC Joyner and Jim McCormick will provide advice for players just like you stuck with tough choices to make. Lets get started on answering your fantasy football questions for Week 5.#StartSitESPN jalen Richard or Jay ajayi at RB2- Richard Becerra (@chdhwk) October 9, 2016Both Ajayi and Richard are going to get large workload increases due to injuries to their teams respective starters. Richard has an insanely high 16.6-yard mark in my good blocking yards per attempt (GBYPA) metric that measures how productive a ball carrier is when given good blocking. That gives him a huge upside ceiling and the edge in this one. -- KCWho is the better QB play today, Rivers or Wentz? #StartSitESPN- Kelly Grayson (@redhotcrew2004) October 9, 2016Wentz may be the best rookie quarterback Ive seen in 14 years of breaking down game tape, but the Chargers are more likely to get into a high-scoring game given that their defense will be missing both of its starting cornerbacks. That gives Rivers a higher upside ceiling than Wentz and makes him the choice. -- KC@ESPNFantasy Fitzpatrick or Ryan #StartSitESPN- Quarter Life Crisis (@qrtr_lyfecrisis) October 9, 2016Ryans game at Denver gives him the toughest defensive matchup among quarterbacks according to my schedule rating system. As much of a hurdle as that is, the Jets have major injury issues at wide receiver with Eric Decker listed as out for the game against Pittsburgh and Quincy Enunwa listed as questionable (but active). The Steelers are also playing lights-out on defense and may end up being nearly as tough of a matchup as Denver. Ryan would be the pick here. -- KCPPR League: Brady or Carr #StartSitESPN- Jerry Silvera (@HowAJerryEat) October 9, 2016I have Brady and Carr rated almost even this week. The tiebreaker would be this: New England and Brady will want to make a statement in his return from suspension and Clevelands defense will be hard pressed to stop them from making such a statement. Go with Brady in this one. -- KC#StartSitESPN better streamer stafford or cousins?- Enrique Perez (@7kiks8) October 9, 2016Baltimores rush defense ranks fourth this year in points allowed per game to opposing running backs. The Ravens gave up only seven combined points to the Jaguars and Raiders running backs over the past two weeks. That tough rush defense matchup will make Washington put the ball in the air a lot, as Cousins is still one of the most accomplished dink and dunk passers in the league. Add these to Stafford having a much more difficult pass defense matchup, and it makes Cousins the pick. -- KC#StartSitESPN Is Duke J. or Isaiah C. a better bet today? .5 PPR and Big Play league.- JT Andrews (@JTA_AKA) October 9, 2016Duke Johnson and Isaiah Crowell both have posted double-digit marks in GBYPA. To get an idea of how great a double-digit mark is in this metric, consider that only Todd Gurley and Charles Sims ended the 2015 season with a double-digit GBYPA. That makes both of them high-quality start options in a PPR league. Since Crowell gets more of the workload, he would be the pick. -- KCSterling Shepard or Will Fuller? #StartSitESPN- Edgar Sanchez (@edgarsanc22) October 9, 2016Fuller is facing the Vikings defense and as such has one of the toughest schedules among wide receivers in my schedule ranking system. Shepard is squaring off against a Green Bay secondary that has given up the second-highest points per game to opponents wide receivers. The Packers will also be missing starting cornerback Sam Shields, who is out with an injury. Those factors make Shepard a top-10 wide receiver this week and give him the edge over Fuller. -- KC@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Gronk or Ertz? #FantasyFootball- Moms and Beyond (@MomsAndBeyond) October 9, 2016Zach Ertz has the most favorable matchup among tight ends this week, as the Detroit defense has allowed the second-highest points per game to opposing tight ends. Rob Gronkowski may end up having a breakout game with Tom Brady back under center, but given how rusty Gronkowski has looked of late, it is far from a given that will happen. Go with the known commodity and start Ertz in that highly favorable matchup. -- KCShould I trade Doug Martin for Melvin Gordon #StartSitESPN- Jayy (@King_Jayyy7) October 9, 2016Any time you can trade an injured player for a healthy player of equal or higher value, it is a good trade to make. That is exactly the case in this trade option. Gordon also has three highly favorable rush defense matchups over the next six weeks, so he also provides a lot of upside potential. The suggestion would be to make the deal and acquire Gordon. -- KC#StartSitESPN deandre Washington , gio bernard, or Hunter Henry as my flex this wk- Andrew Nawn (@andrewnawn) October 9, 2016Hey Andrew, lets ride with Washington here, given he has real upside as an elusive big-play threat and his floor is clearly higher now that Murray has been ruled out. This could be a fun audition for him to assume a larger role going forward. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Flex, PPR...K Benjamin,J McKinnon, or W Fuller? Pick 1 please. Thanks.- Jami Ingling (@JamiIngling) October 9, 2016As you might notice, I lean toward taking the tailback at flex when the workload is there, and Jerick McKinnon is in line to net 15 or more touches as the Vikings lead back. With upside as a receiver and a growing share of red zone/goal-line work, McKinnon is in a nice spot against a Texans front that has given up the fourth-most rushing touchdowns and over 125 yards on the ground per game this year. -- J.M. Start will fuller against min or Pryor against new England #StartSitESPN- Kris Baez (@BaezKris) October 9, 2016With Terrelle Pryor netting a 29 percent share of the Browns passing volume on the season and game script potentially helping drive some garbage time numbers his way, I prefer him over Will Fullers tougher setup against a capable Minnesota secondary. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN higher upside: Coates for his 40 plus streak or tyrell williams for his RZ targets?- Robert Thomas (@rthomas2734) October 9, 2016Coates wins the upside debate, as hes in a great position to produce multiple big hauls against this susceptible Jets secondary. -- J.M. Rams or Panthers? #StartSitESPN- Jarrod Strokos (@J__stroke) October 9, 2016I still respect the Panthers big-play ability, so they are the call over the Rams. -- J.M. Melvin Gordon or Devante Freeman? #StartSitESPN- Mikey Page (@Mikey_Pagee) October 9, 2016I do dig Devonta Freeman even with the unfavorable setup in Denver, but Melvin Gordon gets the nod given his consolidated control of meaningful touches for the Chargers and ability to produce from the goal line. -- J.M. Steve Smith Sr or TY Hilton ? #StartSitESPN- T.L.O.A ?????? (@Nevers_Failures) October 9, 2016Its fun to get Steve Smith Sr. in the lineup, but T.Y. Hilton has a dominant target share and higher ceiling, thus hes the guy in this debate. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy Cole Beasley or Sterling Shepard in a PPR league? #StartSitESPN- Adam Atath (@adamatath) October 9, 2016Sterling Shepard offers some real upside as a touchdown producer given that rare vertical/contested catch skill set, so he gets the nod over Cole Beasleys conservative usage pattern. -- J.M. Hunter Henry, Will Tye or Zach Miller ? #StartSitESPN- T.L.O.A ?????? (@Nevers_Failures) October 9, 2016Zach Miller is in a strong spot to produce here. The Colts have allowed the fourth-most yards per game to tight ends dating back to last season and continue to prove susceptible in the secondary and particularly over the middle. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN riddick or forte- Jeremy Lamfers (@JeremyLamfers) October 9, 2016Even as Matt Fortes workload and snap share deflates with Bilal Powell gaining traction, hes still a workhorse in the sense we can expect 15-or-so touches. As for Theo Riddick, hes really just a receiving back with little upside in the early-down phase. Which is to say, I prefer Forte. -- J.M. Crowell, McKinnon, Edelman or E Sanders. Need WR, RB and flex #StartSitESPN- Alex Cikanek (@ACikanek) October 9, 2016Lets get McKinnon at RB and the receivers in the lineup. Isaiah Crowell has been stellar this season, but game script isnt ideal as the Browns are heavy dogs and McKinnon offers more in the passing game. -- J.M. Sammie Coates or dontrell inman #StartSitESPN- Damo (@damo7x) October 9, 2016Dontrelle Inman was averaging a reception on around five percent of his routes heading into Week 4, so that big game -- fueled mostly by one big broken play -- appears a bit of an outlier. Coates big-play profile appears more believable and enduring. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Matt Jones or Theo Riddick?- Reade (@ReadeBeam) October 9, 2016Its almost a format question, as I clearly prefer Riddick in any form of PPR scoring and would side with Jones in a purely standard scoring format. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Blount or Emmanuel Sanders as flex in non PPR league ?- Barry (@BBMione) October 9, 2016Emmanuel Sanders leads the league in percentage of his teams targets this season, with a 35 percent slice of the Broncos passing pie. With a nice matchup against the Atlanta secondary, Sanders is the call here. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy start James white, Cameron artis-Payne, or Terrance west?? PPR #StartSitESPN- Tyler (@tfrench33) October 9, 2016Ill take West of this trio, as he should get a nice chunk of early-down touches for the Ravens against a Redskins front allowing the most yards per game and per carry to tailbacks. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Hunter Henry or Delaney Walker? .5 pt ppr- Landon Whiteside (@Landonw25W) October 9, 2016Walker doesnt have any competition for routes/targets like Henry will, so lets stick with the steady vet. -- J.M. Jamison crowder or James white PPR #StartSitESPN- Lars T (@larstaylor6) October 9, 2016I prefer James White here, as he was second in the league among backs in PPR production per route run last season and could again prove efficient and busier now that Brady is back. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy #startsitespn deciding btwn S Shepard, Q Enunwa, T Pryor. I dont loove Pryors matchup.dddddddddddd..- Ryan (@slyther3) October 9, 2016Pryors workload and diverse skill set builds a pretty high floor, so Im still a fan even with the Patriots capable corners. Volume alone could deliver a nice day. -- J.M. Jeremey Hill or Isaiah Crowell in standard league?? #StartSitESPN- Jack Houtman (@HootyHoo01) October 9, 2016Really similar assets here, but Ill take Jeremy Hill in a close one over Crowell. I know Crowell has been more effective running, but since we really want touchdown chances in the red zone for these bruisers, game script/role today could and should favor Hill. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy Start Viking defense or Ravens defense? #StartSitESPN- Ignacio (@BigGeno06) October 9, 2016Im going to stick with the far more talented Vikings defense here. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Standard league RB: Duke Johnson Jr or Artis-Payne (RB situation is dire haha)- Noahsports (@NoahSports1) October 9, 2016I hear you, Noah. I have a few ugly backfield decisions to make, as well. Im going with Duke Johnson here, as he could net a nice total-yardage outing in the receiving phase with the Browns positioned as the heaviest underdogs of the day, per the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook. With Cameron Artis-Payne, its simply difficult to trust his workload. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy need expert thoughts, best TE start in standard league, Z. Miller or Pitta? Both next to each other on rankings #StartSitESPN- Brian Meyer (@akbrian50) October 9, 2016I prefer Miller, as he has way more upside in the sense of red-zone rapport and big-play ability. His chemistry with Brian Hoyer has been evident so far. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Standard League Flex Spot: E.Lacy, DJax, or Steve Smith Sr.?- codydion. (@cdotdion) October 9, 2016I have Eddie Lacy atop this trio. I know hes been frustrating, but hes actually been solid on a per-touch basis and its a way to avoid the weather concerns in that Baltimore game. -- J.M. Blount or Zeke Elliott #StartSitESPN- Austin Schoepske (@Philsfan89) October 9, 2016Morning, Austin. There are at least some legitimate concerns over LeGarrette Blounts workload, as we saw major variance in his touch and snap rates with Tom Brady active last season. Game script as heavy favorites should still see him play an important role, but Ezekiel Elliott is an unquestioned workhorse and is among the rare bankable backs set for at least 20 touches. Volume on early downs and some upside as a receiver vaults him well ahead of Blount today. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Ryan Mathews or deandre Washington- shmully ash (@cymbal2k) October 9, 2016Going through Twitter this morning we see tons of DeAndre Washington queries, which makes sense given his elevation to a more prominent starting role in place of an ailing Latavius Murray, who has been ruled out. I prefer Washington over Ryan Mathews given he poses better big-play upside and real usage in the passing phase. That, and Mathews has more competition/traffic for touches, as Kenyon Barner, Darren Sproles and Wendell Smallwood all factor into the workload for Philly. Washington will no doubt share with Jalen Richard, but he should see a valuable share north of 10 touches against a Chargers defense with some key front seven injuries. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN PPR CJ Anderson or M. Jones(Detroit wr)...... Washington or Tennessee defense.....thanks!!- PETE (@pete504HDCVO) October 9, 2016Hey Pete, lets go with C.J. Anderson given the sweet matchup here against a Falcons front missing several linebackers, including key rookie Deion Jones. With a favorable home setup, Anderson is quietly in one of the best spots to produce today. Marvin Jones is a nice play as well, expected to play with his foot ailment, but its a sizable gap in touches between him and the tailback. I prefer the Titans defense of these options, as the Redskins have been beaten up by injuries in the secondary and could get run on throughout. The Dolphins, meanwhile, have had major issues protecting the pocket. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy @ESPNFantasy Julian Edelman or Jacquizz Rodgers? #StartSitESPN- Justin (@ClearCutWinner) October 9, 2016Edelman for sure, as hes poised to resume his awesome market share of the Patriots passing game that led him to a pace for 108/1,200+/8 last season. -- J.M. Bennett or Barnidge? #StartSitESPN- Eduardo Fumo (@eduardo_fumo) October 9, 2016Sticking with the Patriots passing revival, Id go with Martellus Bennett, who should earn meaningful targets no matter Rob Gronkowskis involvement (which is expected to rise, per Adam Schefter). -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy Gates or Henry? PPR. #StartSitESPN- Susan Eisenberg (@sberg82) October 9, 2016Word from the beat is Antonio Gates will be on a somewhat limited snap count and Henry should see the majority of snaps/routes. Its tough since Gates has such a red-zone pedigree to consider, but Im uncomfortable playing him given the snap limitations. If this situation seems deflating, Cameron Brate is in a great spot for the Bucs or Will Tye for the Giants should see a sizable snap share, if you want an outside option. -- J.M. @MatthewBerryTMR Deandre Hopkins or Sterling Shepard? #StartSitESPN- Ben Cathcart (@ken_bathfart) October 9, 2016Last week was rough, but if Julio Jones taught us anything -- besides that hes quite good at football -- its to trust your top talents despite the temptations of recency bias. Which is to say, Id trust DeAndre Hopkins for a bounce-back even in a tough matchup. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy Jordan Howard or Sterling Shepard #StartSitESPN- Jus4info (@Jusmel77Info) October 9, 2016Even with KaDeem Carey back for Chicago, we can assume a healthy workload for Jordan Howard, who has thrived as the teams feature back. I prefer the higher floor the back offers. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy should I start Eddie royal or victor cruz. Ppr league #StartSitESPN- Mike Mendoza (@MikeAMendoza) October 9, 2016With Eddie Royal banged up and a true game-time call, lets go with Victor Cruz, who faces a Packers secondary ranked 27th in pass coverage on Pro Football Focus while ceding the most yards per game to receivers. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy better flex in PPR: Gore or Travis Benjamin? #StartSitESPN #flexplay- Gym Haul (@Hall_Monitor92) October 9, 2016Frank Gore is simply the safer play, so if you desire a stable floor for fantasy points hes the guy. Travis Benjamin is third in routes over the past three weeks on the Chargers and on par with several receiving peers in targets over this span, so his floor isnt so awesome, but hes the higher-ceiling threat. Its a matter of preference in some sense, but Gore is the trustworthy asset with his double-digit touches and goal-line duties. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN who should I start....Wentz or Luck?- Jen (@2CuteDimples13) October 9, 2016Im a Philly guy and love what Carson Wentz has done, but Im still sticking with Andrew Luck. Luck is among the league leaders over the past several seasons in passes beyond 10 yards, which can lead to the rewarding big plays we covet in fantasy. With Wentz thriving, albeit via a conservative West Coast scheme, the big plays and a volume of attempts might not be there as they are for the Indy passer. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Flex, PPR League...Coates, Cruz or Crowder...Pick 1...Thanks.- Jami Ingling (@JamiIngling) October 9, 2016Id go with Sammie Coates, as he made a distinct move up the depth chart last week, vaulting well ahead of Markus Wheaton in snaps, routes and targets. With an average depth of target at 19.9 yard downfield, Coates is a big-play target with a rising floor for usage. -- J.M. J. Rodgers or fozzy from carolina at RB. D. Walker or K. Roudolf at TE? #StartSitESPN- Marcus Macinski (@BigMaczilla76) October 9, 2016Jacquizz Rodgers should see a healthy workload without much competition for touches with Charles Sims ailing, while Fozzy Whitaker could continue to compete for work with Cameron Artis-Payne for Carolina. That said, go with Rodgers and his helpful receiving skills. At tight end, Delanie Walkers share is still safer than Kyle Rudolphs for producing a strong yardage floor.@ESPNFantasy Matt Asiata, Kennith Dixon or Wendell Smallwood standard scoring #StartSitESPN- Cody Brown (@codybrown003) October 9, 2016The running back market got ugly early this season, so I completely appreciate your dilemma here. Lets go with Wendell Smallwood, since there is a real shot at him securing a meaningful share of touches after a nice Week 3 showing as the lead back. All of these backs are in limiting shares, but Matt Asiata is purely a touchdown-or-bust guy at this stage, while Kenneth Dixon could be limited as hes eased into the game. Its a risk, but I dig Phillys rookie of this trio. -- J.M. @TDFantasySports Stafford or Fitzpatrick? #StartSitESPN- Lauren Zehnder (@lolovescraft) October 9, 2016Ill take Matthew Stafford at home, even with the Philly pass rush proving productive. From ESPN Stats & Info: When the Jets are tied or leading, Ryan Fitzpatrick has been a very efficient quarterback, with 20 touchdowns and 5 interceptions the last 2 seasons. However, he has 15 touchdowns and 20 interceptions when the Jets are trailing, including 4 Pass TD and 15 interceptions in the 4th quarter when trailing. -- J.M. #StartSitESPN Do I start Ryan Mathews, Desean Jackson or Sammie Coates at my flex in a standard league?- joshua (@joshuaholdredge) October 9, 2016I really like DeSean Jacksons setup against Shareece Wright, an entirely exploitable Baltimore cornerback who could match up with Jackson often today. Wright is ranked 100th in coverage among corners on Pro Football Focus. -- J.M. Flex play in a non-PPR Crabtree or Terrance West? #StartSitESPN- Wes Hughes (@w_hughes31) October 9, 2016With elite cover corner Jason Verrett out for the Chargers, the San Diego secondary is suddenly thin at what was once a position of strength. Thus Michael Crabtree, coming off that three-score outing, is a fine play over Terrance West. We dig Wests upside against a soft Washington front, but Crabtrees role/share in his offense is truly secure. -- J.M. @ESPNFantasy .5 pt ppr... Quincy Enunwa or Tyrell Williams #StartSitESPN- Matthew Frazier (@Frazier_Fraz) October 9, 2016Adam Schefter reports that Quincy Enunwa is expected to play and see a normal workload today, so hes my guy given the Steelers have allowed the most yards per game to receivers dating back to the start of last season and the Jets game script could prove pass heavy. -- J.M. ' ' '