Luke McCown. Grayson the backup now with Brees out. We're going to see how effective Sean Payton's offensive system can be without a formerly elite QB.
It's hard to argue against David Johnson. He's scored 3 TD in two games in three different ways: Return, rushing, receiving. The question is how many carries Arians is willing to give Johnson.
I believe Cooks can be a back-end top-20 fantasy WR in Week 3. Although odds are against that with Brees out, Cooks' slow start, and the ankle injury. He's a solid WR3/Flex option regardless.
Taylor. Teddy has the weapons but hasn't really clicked with Johnson in the regular season. Both QBs have rushing ability, but Taylor more so. Only downside is Taylor's 3 INT through two games and being forced to throw a lot trailing, thus creating turnovers late.
I prefer the Cobb and Martin side, unless you're trading for Randle/Crowell/Watkins and need the RB depth severely.
Baldwin.
You have to keep Palmer moving forward and hope he remains injury-free. He's become a sneakily good fantasy QB with weapons in Brown, Fitz, Floyd, Johnson.
Although Crabby's QB situation is trending up and Cooks' situation is trending down, I still find myself recommending Cooks. Slow start and bad ankle, but too much upside. Payton is creative to get him touches. McCown hasn't started since 2011 and has a 9 TD/14 INT ratio as starter, but he's got a strong arm and again, no more Jimmy and Stills in New Orleans. Spiller was limited in Week 2, him and Cooks should both produce well this weekend. Plus Crabby won't see 16 targets weekly like he did vs. Ravens, that's an anomaly.
Landry, although I prefer him even more in PPR formats. He's almost guaranteed to receive 10+ targets from Tanny per week. Matthews has had issues with drops, and the Jets secondary might put clamps on him. He's the focal point WR without D-Jax and Maclin on the Philly sidelines in recent years.
I was cool on drafting Sammy, but at this point in the season, I prefer Watkins to Dre. Johnson's caught 7 short passes on 17 targets. Averaging a measly 7.3 yards per reception. Hasn't scored more than 5 TD since 2010. Sammy has the speed to make big plays and Taylor is better than we thought at QB. Watkins is due for two or three breakout games per season, like we saw last year vs. Vikes, Dolphins, and Jets.
Anderson. It's difficult to remain patient, but hopefully you're not 0-2 because of C.J.'s incredibly slow and unproductive start.
champcruthik
Trade my Moncrief for Joseph Randle? 
I like Dalton for the long term and probably out of those matchups as well.Man I hate the Saints and Brees idk why I drafted him (20/20 hindsight I know)
Who should I pick up:
Tyrod @ MIA
Dalton @ BAL
Kap @ AZ
Fitzpatrick vs. Philly
