It’s the middle of the week, and that means it’s time to make decisions about who to start, sit or pick up in your fantasy football league.
Wednesday yielded a few important announcements for fantasy football. Here are a few of the top headlines:
Thomas Rawls will start for the Seahawks
He wasn’t completely healthy to start the year and split time with Christine Michael in a Week 1 win against the Dolphins (barely, 12-10), but Rawls according to Seattle head coach Pete Carroll, will get more work and will start in Week 2 against the Rams. Rawls has just 12 carries for 32 yards last week, but against a putrid Rams team still reeling from an ugly 28-0 loss to start the season, the Seahawks could put up a much bigger offensive number than in Week 1. Not a bad choice to start as an RB2. Rob Gronkowski practices again
For the first time since his hamstring injury — one that kept him out for Week 1 against the Cardinals, tight end Gronkowski is back to work in New England.
He is still questionable so monitor the injury news wire. If he is good to go in Week 2 against the lowly Dolphins, start him.
Other news and notes:
Latest fantasy football news: Thomas Rawls to start, Rob Gronkowski back at practice
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