Every Saturday morning, I'll take a quick look at all the week's games, offering my own brief take on what I think will happen, as well as touching on significant injury news since our Weekly came out. I'll check in every so often over the course of the day to answer lineup questions, too.

What follows is a brief look at all the games with how I'd react in my own lineups to injury developments or other news. The official rankings are the ones in the Weekly. Those take precedence. But sometimes players are very close, and in those cases I'm glad to offer opinions on how I'd approach those situations. Sometimes I like certain players more or less than Ian, and sometimes I have different risk tolerance with injuries etc.

If your question doesn't get answered, it's possible the rankings are very clear on those choices. I'm not going to disregard all our research to recommend somebody 15 spots below somebody else. Fair? OK, on to the games.

Jaguars at Titans: A.J. Brown is out, just one of the many big-name wide receivers hurt very early on. Kind of think it has something to do with the lack of a preseason and shortened workout schedules, lots of guys getting soft-tissue injuries and whatnot. Anyway, Corey Davis is viable and Derrick Henry looks great. Tennessee's defense is pretty good so I'm cool on James Robinson, but not such a shutdown group that I'd be afraid to use Minshew and Chark, both ranked favorably.

Panthers at Bucs: Chris Godwin is doubtful while in the concussion protocol. I recall watching the hit live and saying, uh oh. Unfortunate, because it's a really nice matchup. Should be a higher-scoring game and I'd use the usual players. I steered clear of the Bucs backfield so I don't need to think about that, but for those who ask, I think it's too soon to try Leonard Fournette. Nice matchup for Ronald Jones, if he's left in the lead role for another week. Tom Brady, sure.

Broncos at Steelers: It happened in the wee hours of the morning here on the East Coast, so perhaps everyone doesn't realize how badly Denver blew their game against the Titans last week. They blew it: goal-line struggles, poor use and non-use of timeouts, bad execution, etc. And now they go on the road to face one of the league's best defenses. Not good. Phillip Lindsday is out, Courtland Sutton is a gametime decision. I have no insight beyond tread carefully with Sutton. He at least got in limited practices all week, so decent chance he plays. I prefer healthier options if I've got comparable ones. And Denver won't score a ton here. If you picked up Benny Snell this week, well, I wouldn't use him. Hopefully you didn't draft James Conner and don't need to start him only to watch him limp off the field a dozen plays in.

Rams at Eagles: Seems like key skill guys on both sides are healthy, including Miles Sanders, who I'm using. I think both defenses have some ability in the front seven in particular, so I'm not expecting a wild shootout. But I'm using the main tight ends (all three of them), Sanders, Malcolm Brown. Important game for Philadelphia after collapsing against Washington.

49ers at Jets: Well the Jets don't have Jamison Crowder or LeVeon Bell. That reduces their starting options in typical leagues to Chris Herndon. Moving on, George Kittle is out for the 49ers, and of course no Deebo. Brandon Aiyuk will reportedly play but I'm not bold enough to start him. I am, however, bold enough to try Jordan Reed, who I picked up in my TE-premium FFPC league. Somebody has to catch passes and Reed is healthy at the moment. Raheem Mostert is the Niners back of choice.

Bills at Dolphins: DeVante Parker is a gametime decision. I think he'll probably play, but the inactives will need to be checked, and it's another tough secondary he'll face. A pair of committee backfields. John Brown was the best Bills receiver last week, maybe it will be Stefon Diggs this week.

Vikings at Colts: No Jack Doyle, so Mo Alie-Cox is your desperation fill-in. I'd like him more if Philip Rivers had thrown much to Doyle. I'll take Jordan Reed over him for desperation TE fill-ins. Couple of viable running backs it seems for both teams. One of these teams will start out 0-2.

Lions at Packers: No Kenny Golladay again. Lions might still be smarting over a tough Week 1 loss. Looks like Adrian Peterson the main runner (why did Washington cut him?) and D'Andre Swift as the main receiving back. I'm using Marvin Jones somewhere and the usual key Packers, all three of them. Would need to see more out of MVS.

Falcons at Cowboys: Should be a higher-scoring game, use your key Falcons and Cowboys. Julio Jones and Amari Cooper aren't 100 percent but they're playing and I don't think can be reasonably benched.

Giants at Bears: Ugly game turned in by the Giants at Pittsburgh. They're better than that, I think, and the Bears were lucky to get by the Lions. I'd use the key starters (including David Montgomery), but the problem with the Giants passing game is I think different guys will have big games at different times. Maybe they get Saquon Barkley going, Adrian Peterson ran on this defense last week.

A Football Team at Cardinals: Both teams come off resounding upsets. I think Washington's defense is legit so am mildly cool on the Cardinals. I'm using Murray-Drake-Hopkins, but that's as far as I'd go. For Washington, matchup OK for Terry McLaurin and yet another TE dart throw in Logan Thomas against the league's worst TE defense a year ago. If you want to start a Washington running back...well, I wouldn't.

Kansas City at Chargers: I saw a comment about the Browns-Bengals game noting that Cincinnati's defense sure didn't say a lot for the Chargers offense in Week 1. Indeed. You start your KC guys and then Austin Ekeler and maybe Joshua Kelley, because Kansas City looked really weak against the run in their opener. Chargers will probably have to open the offense up a little but hard to get behind the Tyrod Taylor passing game.

Ravens at Texans: That's some season-opening schedule for the Texans: Kansas City, Baltimore, Pittsburgh. I officially want nothing to do with the Ravens backfield, too bad my drafts are over and I'm stuck with Mark Ingram in an important league. Thumbs up on regular Ravens, Deshaun Watson, David Johnson and Will Fuller.

Patriots at Seahawks: Did the league know Cam Newton would be with the Patriots when they scheduled this one in primetime? Because it would look awfully sucky if Jarrett Stidham was starting. Interesting matchup with New England's secondary being the strength of their defense and Russell Wilson-Tyler Lockett-DK Metcalf being the strength of Seattle. I'll mostly steer clear of New England's committee backfield; James White in PPR okay. Should be a good game.

Saints at Vegas, Baby: We go from Michael Thomas being out multiple weeks to some chatter he'll try to play in this one. Not happening, not in my lineup no matter what. Henry Ruggs iffy for the Raiders, also best avoided though he played through the injury some of last week. Both tight ends, both running backs, and Emmanuel Sanders look like the desirable starts, and both quarterbacks are viable if not top-10 guys.

Enjoy the games.

--Andy Richardson