Mario Puig looks at the who's rising and falling in the IDP world, including a seemingly quick return from a back injury for J.J. Watt, who is not expected to be limited Week 1.
Although he headed into this year as one of the most reliable LB IDPs of the past decade, Curtis Lofton is losing snaps in Oakland.
With Kam Chancellor continuing to hold out, Dion Bailey may start at safety for Seattle.
The loss of Carson Palmer in Week 10 due to a torn ACL sunk the Cardinals' playoff hopes last season. On the road to active status in Week 1, Palmers' health will likely determine the Cardinals' fate in 2015.
Colin Kaepernick has a great Week 1 matchup against a Dallas defense that was awful last year and hasn't gotten any better.
St. Louis defensive end Robert Quinn has been a trendy IDP option this season thanks to his 12 sacks through 10 games.
Green Bay linebacker Clay Matthews has only been spotted in commercials over the last few weeks, but there is a good chance fantasy owners will see him back on the field in Week 10.
The battle of unbeatens gets a primetime slot on Monday Night Football to showcase the up-and-coming Dolphins invading the home of the cagey Saints.
There's a good chance your team is off to a good start if you play in a league that uses IDPs, and Houston LB Brian Cushing is one of those on your squad.
San Francisco QB Colin Kaepernick struggled last week against a tough Seahawks defense, but that could make him a nice value against a beatable Colts defense in Week 3.
The Raiders travel to Denver hoping not to get torched by Peyton Manning and the Bronocs on Monday Night Football.
Patrick Peterson is already a standout defender, but now he might be used on the other side of the ball, bringing added fantasy value.
Amazingly, J.J. Watt's fantasy value continues to rise.
Tampa Bay's Lavonte David is making an IDP name for himself as a rookie linebacker.
Wesley Woodyard finally got his chance, and he's making the most of it for the Broncos.
Arizona linebacker Daryl Washington is having an historic IDP season.
Jamaal Charles' return to elite status has been one of the few bright spots for the Chiefs this season.