Marquez Callaway

After a splashy preseason, Callaway was quiet in Week 1, catching just one ball for 14 yards. He spent most of the day up against Packers CB Jaire Alexander, possibly the best cover man in the league. If Callaway's performance discouraged his fantasy manager, float an offer for him. The "buy low" thing is often oversold by fantasy analysts - competitive leagues aren't full of fools. But Callaway's fantasy value will probably never be lower than it is right now, and this might be a good time to try to shake him loose. I have him ranked as a high-end WR4 this week and wouldn't be a bit surprised to see him have a good showing against Carolina.

Marquez Callaway was someone that was hyped up coming into the NFL season and everything was lining up for him to be a valuable fantasy option in this offense. And yet, while Winston threw five touchdown passes in week one, none of them were to Callaway. In fact, the young wideout only saw two targets in week one. He has the talent and opportunity to make an impact for fantasy football, but we simply don't know if Winston's going to lean on him heading into week two. Right now, Callaway probably belongs on your bench until we see Winston feature him. Otherwise, Winston appears set to distribute the ball pretty evenly across the receiving corps, which makes starting any of the other options a complete dart throw. Any of them could pop off for a big performance in this matchup, but we have no predictability with them just yet.