Dan Persa saw his first game action Saturday and tossed four TD passes before re-injuring his right heel.
Da'Rick Rogers' situation just got a bit juicer with the news that teammate Justin Hunter is done for the season.
Dan Persa is back in the mix this week, yet the line jumped a point in favor of Northwestern's opponent, Illinois.
D.J. Woods is listed as Cincinnati's No. 1 recevier, but Anthony McClung has played like it - and he's not going anywhere.
South Carolina's Stephen Garcia can look like an elite gunslinger one game and then completely lost the next.
Penn State's Derek Moye put up triple-digit receiving yards against a tough Temple secondary last week. This week, he gets a much more forgiving Eastern Michigan defense.
Oklahoma is due for a letdown this week, and Missouri is getting a ton of points.
With G.J. Kinne out with injury, Tulsa likely will rely on Trey Watts and the running game.
Denard Robinson's value in his legs, but he might never be a great passer.
G.J. Kinne and Tulsa get No. 8 Oklahoma State this week in what will certainly be an offensive showdown.
Ryan Broyles and Oklahoma head to Tallahassee for a big game against Florida State.
Derek Moye's fantasy stock might be low, but if you need a receiver, Moye is worth a gamble.
Arizona's Nick Foles has been a gunslinger thus far, but he has a gimpy knee for this week's matchup with Stanford.
D.J. Woods didn't have a breakout game in Week 1. Week 2 could be different.
Michigan takes on Notre Dame this week in a matchup that should produce plenty of points.
Tommy Rees took over the starting quarterback Saturday and wasted no time demonstrating his upside in the Notre Dame offense.
Quarterback Dan Persa's absence in the season opener was not good for receiver Jeremy Ebert. Questions remain for Northwestern.
Is there a team more ready to get this season started than Ohio State? Can the Buckeyes cover a 34-point spread against Akron?