1. Antonio Brown, WR
Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 1 stats: 182 receiving yards, 11 receptions
One thing to know: In a week where most other elite fantasy players stumbled, Brown was his usual self, leading all Pittsburgh receivers in both targets and catches. Minnesota has a competent defense, but he should get plenty of opportunities nevertheless.
2. Le'Veon Bell, RB
Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 1 stats: 32 rushing yards, 15 receiving yards, 3 receptions
One thing to know: He may have underperformed against the Browns last week, but with David Johnson sidelined for the next few months, Bell's status as the game's top fantasy running back is secure for now.
3. Julio Jones, WR
Team: Atlanta Falcons
Week 1 stats: 66 receiving yards, 4 receptions
One thing to know: Jones has topped 1,400 receiving yards in each of the last three seasons. Expect him to build on his mediocre Week 1 performance this week against the Packers.
4. Mike Evans, WR
Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 1 stats: N/A (game postponed due to weather)
One thing to know: The Buccaneers' season opener was postponed due to Hurricane Irma, so Evans will be making his season debut this week. He was one of the NFL's top five players in both receiving yards and receiving touchdowns last year.
5. Brandin Cooks, WR
Team: New England Patriots
Week 1 stats: 88 receiving yards, 3 receptions
One thing to know: Cooks was underwhelming in his debut as a Patriot, but don't expect Tom Brady to struggle for a second consecutive week. The Saints defense should be much easier to penetrate than the Chiefs' unit.
6. Jordy Nelson, WR
Team: Green Bay Packers
Week 1 stats: 79 receiving yards, 7 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: Most top picks struggled in Week 1, but not Nelson, who caught seven passes against the Seahawks' stingy secondary. His opponent for this week, the Falcons, won't pose as much of a challenge.
7. Amari Cooper, WR
Team: Oakland Raiders
Week 1 stats: 62 receiving yards, 5 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: Cooper caught just five of his 13 targets on Sunday, but he made the most of the ones he did grab, picking up 62 yards and a touchdown. He should have a better catch rate against the Jets this week.
8. A.J. Green, WR
Team: Cincinnati Bengals
Week 1 stats: 74 receiving yards, 5 receptions
One thing to know: Green made the best of a bad situation on Sunday. Andy Dalton was historically bad under center, completing just 51.6 percent of his passes for a 28.4 rating, but his top receiver still reeled in five catches for nearly 75 yards.
9. Doug Baldwin, WR
Team: Seattle Seahawks
Week 1 stats: 63 receiving yards, 4 receptions
One thing to know: The Packers held Baldwin in check on Sunday, but expect him to post big numbers against the 49ers' patchwork pass defense this week.
10. Ezekiel Elliott, RB
Team: Dallas Cowboys
Week 1 stats: 104 rushing yards, 36 receiving yards, 5 receptions
One thing to know: After he was initially slapped with a six-game suspension for violating the NFL's domestic violence guidelines, it seems that Elliott will now be allowed to play the entire season. He should be one of the most consistent fantasy producers in the league.
11. LeSean McCoy, RB
Team: Buffalo Bills
Week 1 stats: 110 rushing yards, 49 receiving yards, 5 receptions
One thing to know: McCoy's Week 1 performance against the Jets made him one of the league's more valuable fantasy running backs. He'll face a tougher test against the Panthers, but the fact that he generated rushing value and receiving value in more or less equal measure is a good sign for future weeks.
12. Odell Beckham Jr., WR
Team: New York Giants
Week 1 stats: N/A (injured)
One thing to know: Beckham sat out of Week 1 with an ankle injury, and there's still no guarantee he'll be ready for Monday's game against the Lions. Expect him to get plenty of targets if he does play, however – the Giants offense looked lifeless without him.
13. Melvin Gordon, RB
Team: Los Angeles Chargers
Week 1 stats: 54 rushing yards, 25 receiving yards, 5 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: Gordon was all over the field on Monday night, rushing for 54 yards on 18 touches and even pulling down a touchdown reception from 11 yards out. We've yet to see the Dolphins defense in action this season, but it probably won't be tougher than the Broncos' unit.
14. Rob Gronkowski, TE
Team: New England Patriots
Week 1 stats: 33 receiving yards, 2 receptions
One thing to know: Gronkowski didn't do much during last Thursday's season opener, but that's because his quarterback struggled to make the right passes. Expect a rebound in Week 2, especially against the defense-starved Saints.
15. Michael Thomas, WR
Team: New Orleans Saints
Week 1 stats: 45 receiving yards, 5 receptions
One thing to know: Thomas may have been outproduced by Mark Ingram and Coby Fleener on Monday night, but he still led all Saints receivers in targets. As tough as it is to predict where the Saints' fantasy points are going to come from, the second-year receiver's talent is undeniable.
16. Devonta Freeman, RB
Team: Atlanta Falcons
Week 1 stats: 37 rushing yards, 2 receiving yards, 2 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: Freeman struggled against the Bears, but he still led the Falcons in both touches and rushing yards. He also delivered in the red zone, so he should continue to receive opportunities in scoring situations.
17. Larry Fitzgerald, WR
Team: Arizona Cardinals
Week 1 stats: 74 receiving yards, 6 receptions
One thing to know: At 34, Fitzgerald isn't the receiver he used to be, but he looked just fine in Week 1. More importantly, his Week 2 opponent, the Indianapolis Colts, surrendered 46 points to Jared Goff and the Rams on Sunday.
18. Tyreek Hill
Team: Kansas City Chiefs
Week 1 stats: 5 rushing yards, 133 receiving yards, 7 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: One of the fastest players in the league, Hill clocked in at over 22 miles per hour during one game against the Denver Broncos last fall. We can't expect a repeat of last week's monster performance, but we can expect plenty of targets and solid value.
19. Michael Crabtree, WR
Team: Oakland Raiders
Week 1 stats: 83 receiving yards, 6 receptions
One thing to know: With over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns in 2016, the nearly 30-year-old Crabtree seems to be improving with age. He should get plenty of targets going up against the Jets this week.
20. Todd Gurley, RB
Team: Los Angeles Rams
Week 1 stats: 40 rushing yards, 56 receiving yards, 5 receptions, 1 TD
One thing to know: With 19 rushes and six targets, Gurley's performance against the Colts was inefficient, but he still provided solid value thanks to pure volume. Washington's run defense isn't much better than the Indianapolis unit.