Fantasy Football

Fantasy owners can now look back on Week 1 and think about some of the good starting decisions they made (Raheem Mostert) and some poor ones (Boston Scott). Hopefully the week ended with a victory, but if not, the good news is we're ready for Week 2. It's early in the season, and there are plenty more weeks to make better start/sit decisions.

There was only one defensive touchdown scored in Week 1, and it was by the New Orleans Saints. While the Saints defense/special teams (DST) isn't typically one that went flying off of fantasy draft boards, they looked decent in Week 1. They were facing Tom Brady in a new offense, but they may be a DST to just keep an eye on. They are ranked No. 6 for Week 2 and still may be available in about 20 percent of leagues.

Depending on league scoring, Aaron Rodgers was the top-scoring fantasy quarterback for Week 1. In most drafts, Rodgers was drafted as a second quarterback and potentially as a backup. Is Rodgers back? Is Minnesota's defense just not good? Did he and Davante Adams quarantine together and just practice plays for six months? These questions remain to be answered, but while Rodgers is playing well — and has good matchups — he should be ranked accordingly. For Week 2, he is a QB1 with his No. 8 ranking.