Jones, the top WR prospect in this year's class, could be a big-time fantasy prospect now that he's earned a starting spot. With veteran QB John Parker Wilson running the offense, Jones has a good chance to get his career started on a good note. (John Baker/PFS)

Though Coffee will be the starter, look for all three of these backs to see playing time, diffusing the value of each individually. I'd wait and see who takes hold of the job. (John Baker/PFS)

Eason should see the majority of carries against Memphis, but Bolden has been pressing for playing time. Against Memphis, Eason should have a good day on the ground. (John Baker/PFS)

If Dixon can't go, backup Donald Brown would get the lion's share of the carries, making him a decent pickup this week. Dixon will be evaluated as the week goes on and a decision will be made at the end of the week. (John Baker/PFS)

If Alexander misses Saturday's game, it will impact the Mizzou run defense a bit. Illinois running game is iffy, so it might not make a difference -- but it might. (John Baker/PFS)

With Ben Mauk on the shelf, the likelihood that the Cinncy offense becomes more run-oriented is much higher, so Ramsey could be a solid contributor if he takes hold of the job from the outset. (John Baker/PFS)

Now that the suspense is over, look for Lewis to continue his productive running and passing ways. Fantasy owners who cast their lot with Lewis must be breathing easier now. (John Baker/PFS)

Kaepernick could be a nice fantasy nugget, but don't think Graziano is out of the picture. It's very likely Graziano will get some game reps, too. (John Baker/PFS)

Lewis may be the starter, but unless he can grab hold of the spot with good early play, this could be a position that rotates game by game, quarter by quarter or even series by series. (John Baker/PFS)

McGaha may be less than 100 percent, but if he plays he'll get some looks from QB Rudy Carpenter, which makes him potentially very productive. We should know more later in the week. (John Baker/PFS)

Harris won two state high school titles in Florida and should experience some success against Charleston Southern. Still, this is not a QB situation I'd pin my fantasy hopes to this week as the Hurricanes will try to pound the ball. (John Baker/PFS)

The Longhorn secondary could see plenty of action as teams seek to test these youngsters at safety. It will be interesting to see what kind of numbers Florida Atlantic puts up in the passing game in the opener. This could be a trouble spot due to youth or an unexpected positive. (John Baker/PFS)

Losing Spikes could be a big blow to the Florida defense, though they should be fine against a Hawaii offense that is in complete reconstruction mode. (John Baker/PFS)

At this point I'd look for an alternative to Lane if you have him. Neck stingers are painful and tend to be something coaching staffs don't mess around with. (John Baker/PFS)

With the QB situation still developing, look for the team's tight ends to be more involved in the offense from the outset. Epps could be a very nice fantasy TE as the Hurricanes break in a new quarterback. (John Baker/PFS)

With the QB situation still developing, look for the team's tight ends to be more involved in the offense from the outset. Epps could be a very nice fantasy TE as the Hurricanes break in a new quarterback. (John Baker/PFS)

As a unit, the Miami WR corps may produce good numbers, but it may take a while to see which individuals are worth a darn from a fantasy perspective, particularly if Percy Harvin struggles to come back from a heel injury. (John Baker/PFS)

It's hard to imagine an encoure (36 TDs, led the nation in passing efficiency) to top 2007, but with the weapons the Sooners have offensively, a better all-around Bradford could mean better all-around numbers for fantasy owners this fall. He'll carry this offense, so he should get plenty of chances to put points on the board. (John Baker/PFS)

This looks like a situation that will be fluid for a while as the two freshmen contend with the pressures of major college football. This is not a kicking situation I'd put a lot of faith in from a fantasy perspective right now. (John Baker/PFS)

The thought here is that Florida decides to give Harvin a little extra time to heal his heel and won't rush him back for a game that figures to be big Florida win. Adjust your lineups accordingly. (John Baker/PFS)

Michigan State runs a pro-style offense which requires the TE to be a pass catcher. That makes Gantt a likely target in short yardage situation or around the goal line. That could benefit fantasy owners looking for TE depth. (John Baker/PFS)

SMU is going to throw the ball...and throw it some more, so its receivers are going to catch a good number of passes. What they do with them in terms of yards and scores is a mystery as the run-and-shoot gets implemented. Still, the sheer volume of passing and catching that will go on makes all three receivers, the QB and the passing offense as a unit worthy of a long look. (John Baker/PFS)