With four teams on a bye White Duron Harmon Jerseys , setting your fantasy football lineup will be especially challenging in Week 5. Recent injuries and the continued use of running backs by committee are also making it hard to decide who should be in your starting lineup. We’ve analyzed this week’s matchups and have several suggestions that could help you determine who to start in Week 5 of your Fantasy Football season.START `EMQuarterback— Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay vs. New EnglandWinston has thrown for an average of 330 passing yards over the past two weeks and with top receiving weapons like Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson and Cameron Brate, he should be able to take advantage of a Patriots defense that has given up at least 300 passing yards to every QB they’ve met this season.— Jay Cutler, Miami vs TennesseeThe Titans give up the fifth most average passing yards per game, and opposing QBs have scored four TDs against them in each of the past two weeks. Look for Cutler to bounce back against a Titans team that lacks a pass rush and has allowed the second most fantasy points per game (FPPG) to quarterbacks.Running back— Leonard Fournette, Jacksonville at PittsburghFournette is averaging just over 20 carries and has scored a TD every game this season. He’s also averaging slightly more than 31 receiving yards per game. The Steelers are giving up 4.6 yards per carry (YPC) and have yielded the ninth most FPPG to opposing RBs.— Latavius Murray, Minnesota at ChicagoWith Dalvin Cook’s season over, Murray should lead the Vikings in carries this week. He hasn’t always played up to expectations, but rushed for 1,000 yards in 2015 Duron Harmon Jerseys 2019 , catches the ball out of the backfield and scored 12 TDs last season. The Bears have given up a TD to an RB in each game this year.— Isaiah Crowell, Cleveland vs. NY JetsWe recommended you sit Crowell last week, however with the overall uncertainty surrounding RBs this week, we need to give him a second look. The Jets have given up the third most FPPG to opposing RBs, as well as 4.7 YPC and an average of 147 rushing yards per game.Wide receiver— Chris Hogan, New England at Tampa BayInjuries have hurt the Buccaneers’ defense and they’ve given up the most FPPG to WRs. Hogan has the second most red zone targets in football and has caught at least one TD pass in three straight games.— Brandon Marshall, NY Giants vs. LA ChargersQB Eli Manning has targeted Marshall 21 times in the last two weeks and he’s produced double digit fantasy points in point-per-reception (PPR) leagues in those games. The Chargers have given up the second most TDs (six) to WRs.— Pierre Garcon, San Francisco at IndianapolisGarcon is averaging more than eight targets per game and leads the 49ers in receptions with 20. The Colts have given up the fourth most total yardage to WRs this season.Tight end— Austin Seferian-Jenkins, NY Jets vs. ClevelandThe Browns have yielded the most receptions, and second most FPPG to TEs. Jenkins has 10 targets and nine receptions in his first two games.— Hunter Henry/Antonio Gates, LA Chargers at NY GiantsHenry and Gates both have an opportunity to score a TD. The Giants White Marcus Cannon Jerseys , have allowed the most FPPG to TEs, and have surrendered at least one TD to TEs in each game this season.SIT `EMQuarterback— Andy Dalton, Bengals vs. BillsThe Bills defense has allowed just one passing TD this season. They’ve recorded 11 sacks, and with the Bengals having allowed 14 sacks, Dalton will likely be under pressure for much of Sunday afternoon.— Cam Newton, Detroit vs. CarolinaThe Lions defense is second in the league with seven interceptions, and they’ve given up the fourth fewest FPPG to opposing QBs. Newton threw for 316 yards and ran for 44 more in Week 4, however opposing QBs have just one rushing yard against the Lions this season.Running back— Eddie Lacy/Thomas Rawls, Seattle at LA RamsSeattle RBs have a great matchup against the Rams, who’ve surrendered the most FPPG and TDs (6) to opposing backs. However, we don’t yet know who’ll get the majority of carries out of the Seahawks’ backfield. Lacy rushed for 4.73 YPC in limited work in Week 4 Marcus Cannon Jerseys 2019 , however Pete Carroll implied that Rawls could be his lead back. This is a situation that needs to be monitored as game time approaches.Wide receiver— Sammy Watkins, Los Angeles Rams vs. SeattleOther than Week 3, Watkins has averaged three targets and 35 receiving yards per game. The Seahawks have allowed the eighth fewest FPPG to WRs, and the fourth fewest average passing yards per game.— Tyreek Hill, Kansas City at HoustonThe Patriots had four passing TDs against the Texans in Week 3, but other than that, no other receiver has caught a TD pass against them. Hill is a boom or bust receiver playing against a Texans defense that has been particularly tough at home, having given up an average of just under 67 yards to receivers.Tight end— Jason Witten, Dallas vs. Green BayAfter getting off to a hot start, Witten has just one catch in each of his last two games. The Packers have given up the second fewest FPPG to tight ends. They also have yet to allow a TD to the position this season. TEAM TALKPatriots-Bills Thursday Injury Report.Erik Scalavino posts the practice news and locker-room buzz from Thursday at Gillette: Gronk, Cannon resume practicing.Paul Perillo Scouting the matchup: Defense will lead the way.Broadcast Information: Patriots at Bills.Press Conference Transcript: Devin McCourty.Angelique Fiske reports Devin and Jason McCourty hosted their first casino night together White Brandon Bolden Jerseys , to benefit Tackle Sickle Cell.Patriots LB Kyle Van Noy speaks on the 2 year anniversary of his trade to New England. (1.09 min. video)Don Banks makes his Week 8 picks. “The Patriots are a mind-boggling, parity-defying 30-4 against the Bills from 2001 on, including a 16-1 mark in Buffalo.” New England wins.LOCAL LINKSMike Dussault (PatsPropaganda) Gameplan: Week 8 at Buffalo Bills.Evan Lazar’s Patriots Gameplan: Why the Pats should run the football vs. Bills even without Sony Michel.Phil Perry sees the signs pointing to Rob Gronkowski playing on Monday night in Buffalo, a place where he dominates.Kevin Duffy gives us Thursday’s practice update: Rob Gronkowski returns to practice.Ryan Hannable points out Dont’a Hightower (knee) and Trent Brown (ankle) were added to the injury report.Steve Balestrieri (PatsFans) Patriots-Bills Week 8 key matchups; Who has the razor’s edge?David Latham (LastWordOnSports) Patriots-Bills bold predictions: A blowout from the start.Thomas Murphy (DiehardBostonSportsFans) Monster Keys to Patriots-Bills. 1. Keep Brady upright./Added this one after publishing, but better late than never.Steve McGuire (LastWordOnSports) Road work continues ahead: Patriots receivers Week 8 report.Report (AP) Tom Brady eagerly looks forward to playing Bills on Monday night.Ryan Hannble talks about how Kyle Van Noy credits Bill Belichick for saving his career.Report (AP) Versatile Kyle Van Noy finds home, place on Patriots defense.Andrew Callahan mentions J.C. Jackson is tied for the team lead in interceptions and wonders if he’ll see more playing time.Kevin Duffy Patriots Notebook: CB J.C. Jackson gets in on the action; Gronk returns; More.Zack Cox Patriots Notes: S Devin McCourty expecting middle fingers galore from Bills fans.Doug Kyed’s Patriots Mailbag: What is New England’s biggest need at trade deadine?Ryan Hannable notes Sean McDermott believes the Patriots have more weapons than years past, expects Rob Gronkowski to play.Andrew Callahan hears from Bills coach Sean McDermott on why he starts undrafted Patriots rookie punter Cory Bojorquez, who missed the entire preseason.Robert Alvarez (PatsFans) Patterson and Gilmore from Rock Hill to Foxborough. (video)Steven Thompson and Chris Blackey (DiehardBostonSportsFans) Boston Sports Blitz podcast. (65 min.) /With new and improved (re: shorter) title!Nick O’Malley gives us the MassLive Week 8 predictions. All four pick Pats to win.Jim Lazar remembers back when the fans had so much fun that the Patriots were banned by the NFL from nighttime football in Foxboro for almost 20 years. Week 8 picks: Patriots 37-20. NATIONAL NEWSStats (Pro Football Reference) Rob Gronkowski career game log vs. Bills.Aaron Schatz (ESPN) Worst. Offense. Ever? Bills are on pace for dubious mark.Conor Orr (SI) Trades we’d love to see, and trades we might actually see at the NFL trade deadline.Kevin Clark (The Ringer) Four must-see NFL matchups for Week 8: Tom Brady vs. the Bills’ quarterback situation.Danny Kelly (The Ringer) The NFL is starting to make sense—except for these four teams.Frank Schwab (Yahoo! Sports) 100 days until Super Bowl LIII: Is your team a contender? A look at all 32 teams’ chances. New England Patriots 4th.Michael David Smith (ProFootballTalk) NFL fires official Hugo Cruz, who missed false start in Chargers-Browns. “...this is the first time in at least half a century that the NFL has fired an official during a season.” /and yet, NFLRA considers it ‘reckless’?Michael David Smith (ProFootballTalk) NFL Referees Association calls firing of official Hugo Cruz “reckless”.NFL Live (ESPN) Gordon to find his rhythm vs. Bills: Tedy Bruschi explains his pick for a Pats win. (30 second video)Highlights (NFL.com) Can’t miss play: Amendola launches first career TD pass. (38 second video)Game Picks (NFL.com) Game theory: Week 8 probabilities Brandon Bolden Jerseys 2019 , score predictions. (1.38 min. video)MMQB Staff (SI) NFL Week 8 picks. Seven of seven pick Patriots to win.Staff (The Ringer) Worst picks of the week: NFL Week 8. Kevin Clark picks the Bills (ATS).VIEW FROM BUFFALOSal Maiorana (Democrat & Chronicle) New Bills QB Derek Anderson needs to play better, and he knows it.Matt Parrino (NYUpstate) Jerry Hughes praises Tom Brady’s toughness; explains how Bills can stop him.Mike Rodak (ESPN) In Thurman Thomas’ days, Bills-Patriots was very different.Kyle Silagyl (BuffaloBills) Bills Today: Tre White talks sophomore improvement, Pats’ offense.Kyle Silagyl (BuffaloBills) What they’re saying: QB Derek Anderson focusing on Patriots’ defense.Matt Parrino (NYUpstate) 7 things Bills QB Derek Anderson said about Josh Allen and facing Patriots.Ryan Talbot (NY Upstate) Patriots will have ‘no fans’ at New Era Field on MNF, says Devin McCourty.Josh Alper (ProFootballTalk) Derek Anderson listed as limited in Bills practice. /well... yeah.Matt Parrino (NYUpstate) Bills RB LeSean McCoy still in concussion protocol, status uncertain vs. Patriots.Chris Brown (BuffaloBills) Quick Hits: McCoy practicing, but still in concussion protocol.