Spending big on quarterback is the way to go this week, and that means Everett Golson is the buy.
Corey Clement might be second in line, but he still produces like a starting running back.
Terry Baggett had a breakout season for Army in 2013, but the backfield will be too crowded for a repeat in 2014. Steer clear.
With TE Gator Hoskins gone to the NFL, QB Rakeem Cato will need to find a new touchdown specialist in the Marshall offense.
In what could be his final game for Louisville, Teddy Bridgewater faces Miami in what is sure to be an emotional bowl game for the quarterback.
Louisiana-Monroe's Kolton Browning has had a tough year, but he looks like he's back on track after two strong games.
Running back Paul James is getting closer to a return from injury from Rutgers, and now's the time to scoop him up if another owner cut him.
Ka'Deem Carey might not match his breakout 2012 season, but he's an easy bet for the top spot among running backs.