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This page will be updated with new questions and answers up until just after noon ET, so refresh often to see if your question was answered. The most recent answers will appear first.Sometimes, rankings and columns just arent enough to help you decide which player should go in your lineup. If youre still not sure about that final spot before Sundays games kick off, send us a question on Twitter using the hashtag #startsitESPN, and you just might get yours answered below.Each week, ESPN Fantasy analysts KC Joyner and Jim McCormick will provide advice for players just like you stuck with tough choices to make. Lets get started on answering your fantasy football questions for Week 3.Start Cam or Ryan this week? #StartSitESPN- omer (@ocornn7) September 25, 2016Cam Newton always has a lot of upside potential regardless of the matchup, but facing a tough Vikings defense places him fifth on my quarterback ranking list. Ryans matchup against New Orleans might be the most favorable matchup of the week. Since Ryan comes into this week as the highest scoring quarterback in fantasy football, he rates over Newton as a start prospect. -- KC#StartSitESPN Russ Wilson or Blake Bortles?- Don Tweetle (@HittItandTwitIt) September 25, 2016San Francisco is a highly inviting matchup for Wilson, but the Seahawks are just as apt to go after the 49ers weak rush defense as they are to go after San Francisco via the pass. Bortles has a matchup against a Baltimore secondary that has a huge coverage weakness in Shareece Wright. Add that to the fact that Bortles is throwing a ton of vertical passes and it gives him a slight edge over Wilson. -- KC@ESPNFantasy Cameron Artis Payne or Mckinnon?? #StartSitEspn- Pj Salone (@Salone212) September 25, 2016The issue in starting Artis-Payne is that he could end up splitting carries with Fozzy Whittaker or losing goal-line carries to Mike Tolbert. McKinnon could lose goal-line carries to Matt Asiata, but he doesnt have the same split carry risk factor on other carries. That gives McKinnon a more guaranteed path to workload upside and gives him the nod over Artis-Payne. -- KC#StartSitESPN Tevin Coleman or Jeremy Langford at RB2 PPR scoring- Edward Lewin ll (@_lew9) September 25, 2016Langford ranked last in 2015 in my good blocking yards per attempt (GBYPA) metric that measures how productive a ball carrier is when given good run blocking. The problem for Langford is this year his 5.9 GBYPA this year is even lower than his 6.6 GBYPA last year. That may cause Chicago to give more workload to Jordan Howard, as his 7.3 GBYPA is a step up. Coleman is splitting carries with Freeman, but is being heavily utilized on passing plays, so he is the better start option this week. -- KC#StartSitESPN Eli Manning or Derek Carr?- Austin Dubberly (@austin_dubs) September 25, 2016This is a very close call. Eli Manning has upside versus the Washington secondary, but the Redskins defense has allowed a 48.1 percent good blocking rate (GBR) this season. GBR measures how often a defense allows an offense to give its ball carriers quality run blocking, and that total is the worst in the league. This should make the Giants lean on their ground game more often and gives Manning an upside cap that Carr doesnt have in his matchup, so Carr would be the selection here. -- KCBrandon Marshall or Christine Michael at the flex in my PPR league. no points for rushing attempts. #StartSitESPN- Josh F (@ECUJoshua) September 25, 2016Marshall is reportedly going to be on a snap count this week while recovering from an injury. Christine Michael wont have to compete with Thomas Rawls for carries, as Rawls is likely to miss out on todays game. The suggestion is to go with the healthy player, so start Michael. -- KC#StartSitESPN D. Brees or P. Rivers?- Ashley Kotik (@AshKotik1111) September 25, 2016Rivers is facing an Indianapolis secondary that is beset with injuries that could cause their top three cornerbacks to miss this game. Those ailments do give Rivers strong QB1 upside, but Drew Brees is in a matchup against Atlanta that will almost certainly be one of the highest-scoring games of the week. Since Rivers could have the downside of San Diego leaning on its ground game (something the Chargers want to do as much as possible), Brees is the higher percentage option this week. -- KCIn the flex: Stefon Diggs or Eddie Lacy? #StartSitESPN @ESPNFantasy- Sean Corrigan (@Sean_Corryy) September 25, 2016Diggs did a fantastic job last week with Sam Bradford under center and should be able to mimic that performance against a Carolina secondary that has struggled at times this year. Green Bay ranks 25th in GBR, so Eddie Lacy could have trouble finding rushing lanes against Detroit. Those factors combine to make Diggs the better start option. -- KCJeremy Hill or T.J. Yeldon? #StartSitESPN- Mill (@willfriday2435) September 25, 2016A major factor in why Yeldon has not produced quality fantasy numbers this year despite being the Jaguars go-to back in Weeks 1 and 2 is that the Jaguars rate dead last in the league in my GBR metric. The Bengals arent doing as well in GBR as they did last year, but their 38.2 percent total is a huge step above Jacksonvilles 20.6 percent mark. Add that to Chris Ivory returning and taking a large part of Yeldons workload and it gives Hill the edge in this one. -- KC#StartSitESPN DeVante Parker or Mike Wallace at WR- amy fredrickson (@amykent23) September 25, 2016The Jaguars secondary ranks tied for 30th in points allowed per game to opposing wide receivers (30.5). Parkers matchup against the Browns does look to be nearly as favorable, as Cleveland has allowed 27 points per game to opponents wide receivers, but Parker also comes into this game with an injury status of questionable. Mike Wallace was not listed on the injury report, so he wins this start-sit battle. -- KCPanthers D or try Dolphins D against the Browns and Kessler? #StartSitESPN- Kevin Prentice (@KevinCPrentice) September 25, 2016After the way Sam Bradford and Stefon Diggs played last week, it would be best to avoid starting any defense against the Vikings. The Browns rank 24th in GBR and are changing their quarterback for the third consecutive game this season. That gives Miamis D/ST huge upside potential and makes them one of the better start options of the week and the better start option than Carolina. -- KC@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Big ben phillip rivers or matty ice- Friz (@lgrw408) September 25, 2016As noted earlier, Rivers and Ryan both have fantastic upside potential this week. As great as their upside potential is, with Leodis McKelvin out of the lineup, the Steelers have a highly favorable matchup against Philadelphias very thin secondary. That puts Ben Roethlisberger at the top of my quarterback ranks in Week 3 and makes him the best starting option of this trio. -- KCStandard league.. Allen hurns or Phillip dorsett.. And Should I sit diggs after his monster week? #StartSitESPN- Tyler benzel (@T_benzel512) September 25, 2016This is a case where Ill side with Phillip Dorsett and get his exciting upside in the lineup. With a rich aDOT (average depth of target) and the premise that not all of his routes will come against Jason Verrett, Dorsett is a nice upside play. As for Stefon Diggs, he has around 40 percent of his teams passing yardage and is so dynamic and creative space with his shifty speed, thus I consider him a high-end WR2 and well above the Dorsett and Hurns if thats in fact part of your dilemma. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Theo Riddick against the Packers today or Victor Cruz against the Redskins in the Flex today? Non PPR league #StartSitESPN- Chris Palmer (@palmerc15) September 25, 2016Its nice to see Victor Cruz thriving after a long road to recovery, but Ill take double-digit touches and the more bankable yardage output for Riddick. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Who should I start James Crowder or Michael Crabtree #StartSitESPN- Richard Mc. (@tazman2067) September 25, 2016Jamison Crowder is a nice option in deeper PPR formats, but still competes with several key peers in that passing offense for targets. Crabtree claims a nice share of the Oakland offense and has the advantage over Crowder in this comparison. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy should I start Phillip Dorset or Willie Snead with the injury concern? #StartSitESPN- Chaz Stamey (@ChazStamey) September 25, 2016Dorsett is a hugely popular name today, which in my years chatting on Sunday mornings would happen -- an injury opens up a specific depth chart and allows a late-round gem to rise, thus that player becomes enormously popular among fantasy questions. This the case with Dorsett, who assumes more exposure with Donte Moncrief sidelined. With Snead proving questionable, Id go with Dorsett to lock in some cost certainty. Its simply the nature of Monday timing when a game-time decision arises. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN #StartSitESPN Frank Gore, Sterling Sharpe, or Latavius Murray for a flex player?- Daniel Hanson (@hanson_daniel88) September 25, 2016Even though Im often a bit of an ageist when it comes to fantasy football, Frank Gore stands out in this trio as the best production projection; the Chargers rush defense is soft (over three yards before contact per rush since last season) and the workload is still there for a safe floor. Murrays wonky usage is just tough to trust over Gores bankable role, while Sterling Shepard is a strong alternative, but not nearly as projectable in the touchdown department as Gore. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Cobb or Crabtree or Enunwa? Which 2? #StartSitESPN- Rafi Razuman (@rafi_lin17) September 25, 2016As much as Ive enjoyed Quincy Enunwas start to the season, some regression is one the way for his 90+ percent catch rate. Even with Brandon Marshall ailing, I favor he respective market shares for Randall Cobb and Crabtree. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN Hunter Henry or Jesse James if Delanie Walker cant go- Jaimar L. Scott (@jaimarxl) September 25, 2016Good deep question -- Id get weird/bold with it and play Hunter Henry. The projection model I use has James and Henry set for nearly identical results, so Ill take the upside of the better go tight end and athlete in this case. As road dogs in a high scoring climate, I would think shares of the Chargers ancillary targets could be helpful. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy who should I start at my flex Fitzgerald or jordy Nelson #StartSitESPN- Brendon Buhrle (@Brendo_23) September 25, 2016This likely wont match popular opinion or most projection models, but Ill go with Larry Fitzgerald here. His target share is really trustworthy, as is his red zone rapport and those designed rub routes they build for him near the goal line. As for Jordy Nelson, I just dont see a ton of separation or juice in his game so far, thats clearly just my take on tape so far, but Id rather have the high-floor of Fitz. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN Question: Green & M Jones are my starting WRS, should Shepard or Enunwa be in my flex spot?- Christopher Gatherer (@therealkrismac) September 25, 2016Ill take Shepard here. I feel like Ive avoided him in most cases, but not by intention, as in I actually like his setup but have so far preferred the alternatives this morning. The Giants lead the league in plays with three receiver sets and Shepard is due a nice share of the passing volume. -- J.M.Ill hash tag this so shes might get some help #FantasyFootball #StartSitESPN https://t.co/cYM7f1IdaH- James Ruiz (@keg_tosser) September 25, 2016Joe Flaccos numbers have been fine so far for fantasy, but that Baltimore offense still has serious issues sustaining drives (stash Kenneth Dixon alert!). Id go with Andrew Luck with confidence here. -- J.M.Freeman or coleman #StartSitESPN- TJ Hall (@tbone1needle) September 25, 2016I prefer Devonta Freemans stronger share of early-down touches (around 60/40) and his goal-line pedigree. Even in the preseason we saw Tevin Coleman pulled at the goal for Freeman, so I think the scoring ceiling appears higher for Freeman. -- J.M.Luck or Carr for QB1? For a qb-lite league #StartSitESPN- Alexander Clute (@Hawkeye89) September 25, 2016Side with Andrew Luck at home as a favorite in a game with a massive implied point total. His position is stronger on an offense projected for more success, while Carr faces a tougher setup on the road against the blitz-heavy Titans. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Wilson or Stafford? #StartSitESPN- patrick paz (@patrickpaz4) September 25, 2016Sticking with signal-caller queries, Id ride with Russell Wilson here. Recency bias will tell us Wilson and the Seahawks offense is a mess, but I still find the matchup appealing and if reports of his ankle allowing him to run again are accurate, then the floor is actually higher. Matthew Stafford has been brilliant since the second half of last season, but Ill take the home QB against a Chip Kelly team (which means increased snaps, time of possession) in this case. -- J.M.With B Marshalls injury and weather a factor, should I start Tajae S or Enunwa instead? @MatthewBerryTMR @ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN- Marc Malamut (@MarcMalamut) September 25, 2016I can get behind Tajae Sharpe if you are feeling particularly uncomfortable with Brandon Marshalls status. The Raiders are allowing tons of yards to receivers early on and Sharpe has run the most routes and has the most targets on the team. With Delanie Walker dinged up as well, its a nice spot for the rookie. As for Marshall, the tweet below from ESPNs Adam Schefter offers evidence for concern. -- J.M.Even though Jets WR Brandon Marshall expected to be active today, he likely will be on snap count due to foot/knee injury. Weather also bad.- Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) September 25, 2016LeSean Mccoy, Enunwa, Cobb, Ware? I need 2 for a standard league. I cant lose this week! #startsitespn #start3-0- Dylan Harbatkin (@dharbatkin) September 25, 2016None of us can lose, Dylan! I say LeSean McCoy; the workload is still massive and he owns goal-line touches as well. Spencer Ware faces a tougher front in the Jets, but hes also due a lions share of the meaningful touches and has been brilliant in the passing phase so far. I side with the high-volume backs in this case. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Baldwin or Crabtree in PPR #StartSitESPN- Mark Minear (@MarkMinear) September 25, 2016Ill take Doug Baldwin. Amari Cooper is consuming a valuable majority of the targets, essentially flipping the usage share from last season, and also is getting the looks inside the 10, something that also favored Michael Crabtree in Oakland last season. Baldwin doesnt have much competition for snaps, routes and targets when it comes to meaningful chain-moving moments, so lets stick with him and his rapport with Wilson as home favorites here today. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Jerick McKinnon or Sterling Shepard?- DJ Dan The Man (@DannyBoyCEO) September 25, 2016This one is tough, as both are projected for similar fantasy output (separated by 0.1 points in our projections), but Ill take the bigger workload for Jerick McKinnon. He has rare athletic prowess and even in a share with Asiata should see enough targets and early-down touches to support a yardage floor around 60 total yards. If there is a PPR element in play, however, Id go with the wideout. -- J.M.G. Tate or Kelce flex #startsitespn- adam simpson (@Das_Sampson) September 25, 2016Going with Golden Tate in a bounce-back breakout performance. The Packers secondary is thinned by injury and Tates high-percentage role is still there for him. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN Rivers, Bortles, or Flacco?- Braydon Embree (@braydon_embree) September 25, 2016Going with Philip Rivers here, even as I have some doubts about him on the road with a depleted offense, the matchup and implied point factors are inviting. Passing volume in a potential shootout could drive value. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN drop Langford pick up Howard?- Steve Perrins (@PerrinsSteve) September 25, 2016I want to add Jordan Howard where possible, but would prefer it not come at the expense of possibly missing out on the teams actual lead back. The transition isnt clearly made, as in Howard isnt the feature back all of the sudden. I do share Mike Clays doubts over Jeremy Langfords ability and his utter lack of elusiveness (last in forced missed tackles among backs with 25 percent of his teams carries, per Pro Football Focus). That said, if you have to speculate and be aggressive with one roster spot, I do favor Howard, but would like to find a way to have both and let it play out. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN Carlos Hyde or Spencer Ware as RB2, 0.5 PPR- Merkdawg (@smerk91) September 25, 2016Its not Week 1, so we can sit Carlos Hyde. I kid, but really, its not a good spot for Hyde and the 49ers offense, while Ware offers a higher floor at home and with better usage in the passing game. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Do I start Charles Sims Vs LA or Tevin Coleman Vs NO, PPR League #StartSitESPN- Jake Detwiler (@TheBerryBoss) September 25, 2016The Rams front was gashed by the 49ers in Week 1 and has allowed the third-most catches to backs since the start of last season; thats enough evidence for me to go with Charles Sims as the feature back over Colemans share in Atlanta. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Cameron Artis-Payne or TJ Yeldon ??? #StartSitESPN- Ash? (@Dissisashlee) September 25, 2016Ill go Cameron Artis-Payne in this case, as T.J. Yeldons inefficient start to the season could give way to Chris Ivory taking over a majority share of the touches. CAPs workload is mysterious, as well, but seems in a better spot for touches and is on a sizable home favorite in the process. -- J.M.I have latavius Murray, willie Snead, and Dennis pitta for my flex... please help!!! #StartSitESPN- Eric Reinhardt (@powerlinemanco) September 25, 2016The timing is so tough with Willie Snead. If you had any interesting shares of the Monday game, like even Michael Thomas or something, Id consider rolling the dice on Snead. But given his shaky status, Ill consider him out given the risk associated with the Monday timing, and thus side with Latavius Murray and hope he can earn goal-line work and whatever small majority of the backfield work for Oakland. -- J.M.T. Coleman or T. Gurley in the flex position? Thanks! #StartSitESPN- Dmhawkeye (@dmhawkeye) September 25, 2016Even with the lack of efficiency so far, Im going with Todd Gurley and his dominant market share of the Los Angeles Rams backfield. Gurley has produced 75 percent of the teams rushing attempts compared to Tevin Colemans 39 percent of the Atlanta backfield. Its easy to like Colemans contributions in the passing phase and this inviting matchup, but without much evidence as to his role in goal-line scenarios, Im not sure his ceiling is nearly as high as Gurleys. The Bucs have been solid against the run over the past season, but are also ceding 115 receiving yards per game to backs, which offers some evidence that if Gurley can get into space -- even in the rushing phase -- there is some yardage upside present. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN Decker or Snead at the flex- Eric Sturdivant (@DaAdmiral25) September 25, 2016Given the information below from ESPNs Mike Triplett, its wise to go with Eric Decker and his bankable consistency. -- J.M.ICYMI: #Saints WR Willie Snead a game-time decision, which makes him a risky fantasy play for Monday night https://t.co/BaQDBAXqBN- Mike Triplett (@MikeTriplett) September 25, 2016PPR fleener or Vance Mcdonald #StartSitESPN- Nyfan_Riverdale (@Nyfan_Riverdale) September 25, 2016Its been ugly for Coby Fleener so far, as hes hauled in just 27.3 percent of his targets. That said, the opportunities have been there, with 11 targets to Vance McDonalds five so far. Of the top 20 tight ends in targets, Fleeners average air yards per target is second at 12.4, which means there is some big-play potential present if he can connect with Brees. If Snead is ruled out, as is a possibility given the information above, maybe we see that target share continue. I would take the risks of inefficiency Fleener presents over the risks of low usage with McDonald. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN Flex spot, 1/2 PPR - Dez, Decker, or Jordan Matthews?- JDizzle (@jasoncdoty) September 25, 2016Good options here. Im siding with Dez Bryant just slightly over Decker. With the Chiefs superior secondary in comparison to Chicagos and the Bears lack of pass-rushing talent up front, it could be a nice night for Dak and Dez. -- J.M.Lockett, crowder or Asiata for standard flex? #StartSitESPN- tyler smith (@itsty_smith) September 25, 2016Tyler Lockett would be my call if you are willing to take on the inherent risks his production pattern presents, which I assume you are since you own him! But really, Crowder has a fine floor in terms of being good for short-yardage targets, and Asiata seems like purely a touchdown-or-bust play, while Lockett offers a truly high ceiling given his vertical skill set and an inviting matchup. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN is it worth grabbing kenyan drake to start over christine michael? Or golden tate at flex?- Nick Bennett (@NickB918) September 25, 2016Christine Michael is in a nice spot here with Thomas Rawls all but ruled out. The fact that the Seahawks added an extra tailback heading into the week screams Rawls will sit, so Michael could get a heavy workload in a game with increased tempo and time of possession potentially for the Seahawks. I do like Tate for a bounce-back with the Packers secondary banged up, but Michael could feast on 15-plus touches. As for Drake, Id avoid that messy Dolphins backfield with your superior options. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Artis-Payne, Ajayi, or Hurns at flex. Standard scoring. #StartSitESPN- Chris Peraino (@cmperaino) September 25, 2016Id go with Allen Hurns here; the average depth of target is still inviting (13-plus yards), so big-play potential is present and the Ravens secondary is exploitable. Even as his target share has dipped, I find Hurns role more investable than the mysterious roles for Jay Ajayi and Cameron Artis-Payne. Its likely both those backfields divide the work among several players. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Pitta or Fleener #StartSitESPN- Matt Turk (@Turkleton87) September 25, 2016Dennis Pitta is enjoying a 2012-esque revival and leads the team in targets per route and is a steady security blanket for Joe Flacco. Im fine sitting Fleener in this context, but hold onto him for a few more weeks to see how his rapport with Brees develops. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN half point PPR. Maclin or t Williams from SD???!- Jeff VanDeVelde (@Vandy_Jeff) September 25, 2016The Jets secondary was just embarrassed by the Bills and Jeremy Maclin has a 28 percent target share of the Chiefs offense, so I prefer his higher floor and really even higher ceiling than Williams. I do dig Williams and his opportunity on an offense missing several key players due to injury, but Im simply siding with the larger sample of success here. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Theo Riddick, Jeremy Maclin, or Sterling Shepard at flex #StartSitESPN- Justin (@ClearCutWinner) September 25, 2016Theo Riddick has the highest floor here given he should again set a career best in carries and led the league last year in fantasy points per route run among backs. Which is to say, hes the rare receiving back who proves efficient with volume. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN in PPR at flex Q Enuwa, G. Bernard, D. Parker or J. Crowder?@ESPNFantasy @MathewBerryTMR- Michael Daily (@Michael_Daily) September 25, 2016Lets go with DeVante Parker. Seems bold, but he has at least 80 yards in five of his past seven outings and could burn guys like Jamar Taylor and Tramon Williams all day. This could be a coming-out party for the Dolphins offense, particularly in the passing phase, so shares of their best vertical threat could prove profitable. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy Kelvin Benjamin or Philip Dorsett in the Flex? #StartSitESPN- Tevin Harris (@RealTevinHarris) September 25, 2016I appreciate the love for Phillip Dorsett and his big-play ceiling with extra routes/targets here, but hell still net someone capable in coverage like Brandon Flowers and really this is about Benjamins dominant red zone skill set. Id side with Benjamins higher floor here. -- J.M.@ESPNFantasy #StartSitESPN should I start Chris Ivory or Jay Ajayi today?- Robert Dennis (@rtdennis) September 25, 2016Reports of Kenyan Drake starting combined with Chris Ivorys likely perch as the lead goal-line option in Jacksonville push me to side with Ivory in this case. If the Dolphins dont seem to trust Ajayi, I dont think we should, either. -- J.M.#StartSitESPN golden tate or mike wallace 1pt ppr- David (@Davidg77110) September 25, 2016Wallace has been hot to start the season and I actually still like him in this setup against the Jags, but a positive correction is due for Tate, as hes still seeing targets and simply isnt connecting with Stafford. The Packers secondary and pass rush is depleted today, so Ill get shares of the Lions passing game when possible. -- J.M. Michael Gallup Womens Jersey . 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