Did your question not make this week's Mailbag? You can still get an answer! Submit it to and have your question seen by millions of fantasy fans just like you!I'm not going quarterback at all in the first or early second round of any draft (yes that includes six point-per-pa sing touchdown leagues too). Luck has a tremendous ceiling this year, and going early quarterback can work out for you, but you increase the odds of busting at every other position when you do it. The draft gets much harder. So, in this scenario, I'm definitely going WR/WR at the Round 1-2 turn. I'm sky-high on Odell Bekcham Jr., but the same is true for and , as previously noted. I Jamal Carter Jersey don't think you can go wrong with picking two among those three at the first turn. besides Gronk, are there any other TE that sets themselves up for a standout fantasy year. Tim (@TimTheGrizzly) I've publicly stated that this season. The just signed , of course, but don't rule out Kelce leading the team in targets. From a measurables and athletic standpoint, Kelce is right on par with . Personally, I rank him as the second tight end this year after Gronk, and am much more eager to take him in the fifth round, than in the third. Moving a little later, I like 's draft value. Humor me for a second, but this is a player that was going in the third and fourth round of last year's drafts, and now he's in a superior offense, with a way better quarterback. Of course there's the concu sion i sue, and that is very real, but this four round discount is still insane value when you factor in the improved situation. Lastly, Eifert is the only other candidate for a standout season. He's a tick below the three tight ends mentioned here in terms of athleticism, but is no slouch there. He should be the second most targeted player in Cincinnati behind . If he falls to the double digit rounds, that's thievery for you.With the news that he's far more likely to only mi s two to four games, and will not hit the IR designated to return list, I'm keen on taking again. However, as I often preach, it really depends on how you've constructed your roster prior to taking him. If I have at least one secure RB1 in tow before Round 4, I'll start thinking about him there. However, the fifth and sixth round seem like the sweet spots. Should he fall to the seventh round, it's a no-brainer, but that will probably happen le s and le s as we get closer to the season. One caveat here: if you employ a Zero-RB strategy (where you target pa s catchers and stud quarterbacks early whole ignoring running backs), write Foster in pen for your fifth-round pick. The bust rates at that point are crazy high for running backs, and no one you can take there or after can change your season like Foster. Which side of this trade do u prefer Team1: Antonio Brown. Team 2: Julio Jones and Joseph Randle. Stephen Parrish (@Phteven25) I love , and think he's the WR1 for fantasy this year, but I like Team 2. Jones is a strong candidate to lead the NFL in targets, and pa sing Brown for that WR1 spot is well within his range of outcomes, in both PPR and standard leagues. It's certainly worth an argument that Brown for Jones is a lateral move. Adding is nice icing on an already fine cake. We don't have total clarity on how this Dallas backfield will shape out, and likely will not at any point until after Week 1 at the earliest. However, Randle is the guy they've backed throughout the offseason, and Dallas kept him through some peculiar off the field trouble. I'll take the risk on him for a big reward if he holds that job behind their monster offensive line. When is it a good time to draft QBs in a 10 team, PPR, two starting QB league? Matt McKenna (@Matt_T_McKenna) In typical leagues, I like to wait as long as po sible to select my starting quarterback, unle s a strong value presents itself mid-draft. However, I'll pony up a little for one of my two starters in a 2QB league. Don't go crazy and feel like you have to grab one of or in the first round; the relative value of the position in relation to running back and wide receiver is still diminished despite the need to start two. Try and gauge where your league is going to start a run, and a grab a mid-tier QB1 (, , , ) in the middle of that. Those moments usually come around the fourth round, because most go crazy for the position. Don't fall for the trap, and instead attack the value created at running back and wide receiver. For that second spot, you can get away with a late in drafts, or just stream the position between two low-end NFL starters, such as a or . Signal-caller values end up skewed in 2QB leagues, so you can zig while others zag for good values. Just be careful to not wait too long. mark ingram or justin forsett? shane skladany (@shaneskladany) I'll use the "it depends what format" copout here. In PPR leagues, I have total clarity in preferring Forsett. The veteran running back was a top 10 running back in PPR last season, and little has changed since then. The team spent little to no resources to bring in competition, and gave him a fine contract extension. With Marc Trestman in town, his reception floor is locked in at around 60 catches, and the offensive coordinator's history suggests Forsett could see far more.In standard leagues, I might still prefer Forsett, but there's a strong argument for Ingram. After a breakout 2014 season, Ingram is locked in as the early down banger in New Orleans. Every move the made in the offseason indicates they're moving towards a backfield-centric offense. They'll still move the ball efficiently, even if the pa sing ceiling is lower than in previous seasons, and that means plenty of opportunities for touchdowns. your preferred spot to draft this year? Foo Jenkins (@foojenkins) Sticking with the theme of the last question, I like having one of the last picks in the first round, and selecting at the turn this year. This is not a top heavy group at the top this year, but a strong deep early-round bunch. 2015 presents great opportunity at the turn to grab two week-in-and-week-out fantasy anchors. You can go Zero-RB and obtain two high-end WR1's, as in the previous question, or you can obtain one of the RB1's that falls, and still compliment with one of those receivers. Starting a team with or / or is a real po sibility this year at the Round 1-2 turn. Standard scoring, with keepers of J Hill and R Cobb, rank these for next pick: M Lynch, A Brown, D Thomas. Eldon Jenson (@EJFootball) Since its standard scoring, I'd rank them Lynch, Brown, Thomas-exactly the order you had them. See, sometimes your subconscious mind is your best guide in . You don't really need us, just don't tell my bo ses that. do you advise owning teammates, more specifically Cooks and Ingram? Jordan Chong (@JordanTChong) I do think owning teammates is perfectly viable. How many people won championships if they took in the first round and in the sixth last year? The may not be the prolific offense we're used to seeing, but there are several units where I want to stack teammates. A // team can score points in bunches. Same with a fantasy squad littered with players. Far too many fantasy owners make mistakes when they pay too much attention to extraneous factors in draft like bye weeks and avoiding drafting too many players from one offense. Just grab the players who will score the most points, especially ones from great offenses. who will be the CJ Anderson of the 2015 fantasy season? Benchpre sersDFS (@Benchpre sers) That's a tough call, as not many were predicting an Anderson breakout last year. Their mystery is part of what makes them. However, if I were to name the under the radar running back who has a 2014 -like season in his range of outcomes, it's . and have better track records than did, but they've both disappointed in the past, as well. Not to mention, Ingram and Spiller frequently deal with injuries, and are no strangers to the training room. If one or both mi ses time, Robinson is in line for a big opportunity. He Bradley McDougald Jersey has the vision and power to thrive in Ingram's stead, and the soft hands and moves in space to fill-in for Spiller as the designated pa s catcher. These situations are always long shots, but try to track talented backups, behind somewhat unsettled starters in good offenses. That leads you right to . Would you trust Carlos Hyde as a RB1 in a 12 team league? Brandon B (@BulletBeall) I would not, and frankly I'm not even interested at an RB2 asking price in PPR. Hyde is a talented player, and could score multiple touchdowns in a few games. However, I have a strict fantasy rule of never overpaying for two-down running backs on bad teams, and that's exactly what Hyde is. We know the were gutted in the offseason with several catastrophes, and the team signed to supplement Hyde. Bush has long been one of the best pa s catching running backs in the NFL, and he'll be on the field when the team gets down. I like Hyde's long-term potential, but too many over-inflated his fantasy stock this offseason. Is Gio's value this year tied strictly to being Hill's handcuff or is he in the flex/RB3 conversation? Blaster Troy (@RealChrisCutts) It hurts to say, as a long-time fan of going back to his UNC days, but I'm completely off him this year for fantasy this year. This team clearly transitioned to a -centric offense, and that's the formula they'll win with. I still think Gio plays a role, and he is a quality player, but I don't think he offers much more than a in fantasy, given his situation. Given the drastic difference in their draft positions, I'm fading Bernard. If he ever lands with a different team, I'll be interested once again.Daily fantasy Week 1:I'll be handling a lot of NFL 's DFS coverage for this season, so be sure to check back in with me regularly. For now, it's definitely time to start thinking about Week 1 ... Upside players first: is a great value deep down the wide receiver list. The play the Week 1 in a game sure to feature plenty of scoring. also presents a sweet proposition this week. Of course, there's risk sicne we don't have total clarity on the situation, but you have to take chances on FanDuel.Safety blankets second: is another strong value play, and his contest against the could be the highest point total of the opening week. He's listed behind several receiver with le s appeal than him. is underrated on FanDuel. His team faces the , and he's a safe play with on the shelf. Olsen will see plenty of targets.Most shocking question: Hey - Matt & I disagree on how good you'll be this season. What are your thoughts? Dave Dameshek (@Dameshek) Wow. I know we just met, but I'm still surprised Shek would throw me under the bus, and snitch on me publicly after a private conversation about why I'm down on running back at his current ADP in fantasy. I wasn't expecting such heat here at NFL Media. Of course, McCoy never responded, because I'm sure he doesn't care what I think, nor should he. I'm just a guy with a Twitter account.Matt Harmon is an a sociate fantasy writer/editor for NFL.com, and the creator of , who you can follow on Twitter __. If he did not answer your question here, check back with him on Twitter, and he'll get to it.