START QB Tom Brady Jacksonville Jaguars T-Shirts , PatriotsIf you¡¯re wondering why Tom Terrific isn¡¯t considered a must start it¡¯sbecause he hasn¡¯t had the start to the season that everyone is used to. Is it age? Are there skills diminishing? The answers to those questionsare no.His weapons are not the best, but that might change with his favorite target coming off suspension in Julian Edelman. I believe he will have a great game as he¡¯s going up against the Colts you just gave up 375 yards and two touchdowns to Deshaun Watson. Also, don¡¯t discount the Josh Gordon impact.This may be the game where Brady once again becomes a must start.Projection: 343 yards passing and 3 touchdowns QB Andrew Luck, ColtsLuck was back to his old self, throwing four touchdowns but more importantly averaging over 7 yards per attempt. With a running game presently sitting at 29th in the league, Luck is the Colts only hope at being competitive. If they¡¯re going to have any chance to win this game he¡¯s going to have to produce some good numbers which means a great fantasy day. Projection: 275 yards passing, 3 touchdowns and 1 interceptionRB Nyheim Hines, ColtsHow is it possible to criticize the Colts running attack, and the recommend a Colts running back? Well, consider this a recommendation for the desperate.Hines has at least shown some fantasy value. He is the third most targeted player on the team, registering 22 receptions for 119 yards and 2 touchdowns. If you¡¯ve been hit by injuries and are looking for some production https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/hats , pull Hines from the waiver wire.Projection: 15 rushing yard, 6 receptions for 70 yards RB Sony Michel, PatriotsMichel broke out last week with 25 rushes for 112 yards and one touchdown. He did this against a pretty run stout Miami defense. The Colts are fighting the injury bug on defense and it is quite possible the Patriots spend the 4th quarter just running out the clock.Projection:21 carries for 101 yards and 1 touchdown RB James White, PatriotsWhite had two touchdowns one via catching one via rushing. Expec the touchdown trend to continue this week. With Burkhead going on IR it seems like White is really taking a bigger role in the Pats offense. I expect another 8 targets in the passing game. Projection: 6 receptions for 75 yards and 1 touchdown along with 30 yards rushing on 6 attemptsWR Julian Edelman, Pats Tom Brady¡®s favorite target is back and boy did he come back at the right time.The offense is lacking playmaking ability, and with Gronk injuring his ankle he might at best be limited. Open the flood gates of targets for Edelman. He will be a matchup nightmare for the Colts.Projection:10 receptions for 116 and 1 touchdown on 12 targetsWR Chester Rogers, Colts T. Y. Hilton is inactive with a hamstring pull. I expect Luck to target Rogers. Last week he went for 8 catches on 11 targets for 85 yards. This game could be very well be a catch-up mode game for the Colts so I expect Rogers to have a sneaky fantasy day. Projection: 7 receptions for 93 and 1 touchdownTE Eric Ebron, ColtsHe has scored in three of his first four games as a Colt, and I expect him to score in this game that could very well be a Patriots blowout. With Doyle inactive, Ebron will get the looks in a matchup that favors the tight end against a Patriots defense that does not guard the position well. Projection: 4 receptions for 42 yards and 1 touchdownPats Defense They are ranked 8th against the pass and the Colts can¡¯t run the ball. So while Luck may get touchdowns I expect a good amount of sacks and turnovers. Projection: 24 points allowed with 3 turnovers and 4 sacksK Stephen Gostkowski, Pats The Colts gave up 37 points last week; so it¡¯s safe to say their defense isn¡¯t the best. I expect many kicking opportunities for Gostkowski. Projection: 2 for 2 on field goals and 4 extra pointsK Adam Vinatieri Jacksonville Jaguars Hoodie , Colts Seriously. Great night for kickers.He is currently averaging eight fantasy points per game this season and the Patriots happen to give up around 7.5 fantasy points per game to opposing Kickers. Pats also are a bend don¡¯t break type of defense; so I project many field goal attempts Projection: 3 for 3 on field goals and 3 extra pointsSIT RB Jordan Wilkins, Colts I am very high on Wilkins; I said on my show way before he got drafted that he is someone to keep an eye on. He has potential but not in this game where the Colts could abandon the run early. Excluded from the passing attack, he is has no fantasy value. Projection: 8 attempts 61 yards WR Ryan Grant, Colts He will play a ton as Hilton is out but he is not worth the start. He had 7 targets last week catching 5 for 64 yards. However he dropped easy slant passes and it seams Rogers and Pascal have better roles in this offense. He will be fighting for targets and he is a risky play even for my tastes. Projection: 4 receptions for 62 yardsWR Chris Hogan, PatsHe had one catch last week!!!This was a guy I thought would breakout, especially with Edelman gone for the first four games, but he hasn¡¯t.Dorset has been the guy and with Edelman returning I see him getting squeezed out of offense. Limited targets especially when you account for Josh Gordon. Wait and see how he is used. Projection: 4 receptions for 43 yardsWR Josh Gordon, Pats He definitely has more upside than Chris Hogan as he can easily take a catch to the house. I¡¯m sitting him because I don¡¯t know if he has yet to fully grasp the offense, and there is the question of his hamstring.I want to see how he is being used as Edelman is coming back to this offense. You might get a big play out of him and that may be worth the risk, but consider how happy Brady is to have Edelman back.Projection: 4 receptions for 65 yardsColts Defense Take a look at their inactive list. Did I mention Edelman? Projection: 35 points allowed, 2 sacks https://www.jaguarsfanstore.com/Blake-Bortles-Jersey , 1 turnover The Jacksonville Jaguars fell to the Kansas City Chiefs on the road 30-14 on Sunday in Arrowhead in a game that could have been a lot closer than the score ended up being. There were a myriad of issues that sunk the Jaguars, but one of the big ones happened early in the game when it was still in reach and only down 10-0.The Jaguars had the ball on the doorstep, third-and-two on about the four-yard line and decided to throw a jump ball to Donte Moncrief. As expected, since Moncrief isn¡¯t great at contested catches, fell incomplete and the Jaguars were on fourth down. I don¡¯t think anyone would have quibbled with kicking a field goal and taking points on the road, but the Jaguars decided to go for it on fourth down and didn¡¯t convert. Going for it on fourth down here is perfectly fine. I wasn¡¯t against it. If Austin Seferian-Jenkins holds on to the ball it¡¯s at worst a first down and they get a few more tries. The real gaff was... if you knew you were going to go for it on fourth down why in the hell are you throwing the ball on third down?!Run the dang ball.Jaguars backup running back TJ Yeldon was straight up gashing the Chiefs defense during the drive. Run the ball on third-and-two if you¡¯re planning to go for it on fourth down. It makes no sense to go back-to-back passing plays from point blank range if that¡¯s the case. That choice and failure to execute started the snowball to the loss.We always knew the Chiefs offense was going to score points on the Jaguars defense, no matter how good they were. Their offensive personnel is insane and tough for even the best defense to cover, and all things considered I think the Jaguars defense did about as best they could. They directly surrendered 20 points (Jags offense handed them 10) to the leagues best offense, on the road, while the offense turned the ball over four (5) times. The failure in the redzone when it was 10-0 started the snowball and put the Jaguars in ¡°catch up¡± mode, which they are absolutely not built to deal with. After the defense go another stop Calais Campbell Jersey , limiting the Chiefs to a field goal, Blake Bortles threw one of the most brutal pick sixes I can remember him throwing to a big ol¡¯ Chiefs defensive lineman on a screen pass.Instead of entering halftime down a manageable 13-7 or 13-3, the Jaguars went in 20-0 and you knew the game was all but over.I don¡¯t typically criticize play calling in the moment or until I at least sit down for a second watch, because it¡¯s easy to question a play immediately after it happens, but the call sequence inside the five yard line early in the game was atrocious and started the downward spiral to the loss.Bortles had a rough day overall, but asking him to drop back to pass near 70 times is always going to be a recipe for disaster but that¡¯s the situation the Jaguars found themselves in. They had repeated chances in the redzone and striking distance, but turned the ball over multiple times and left a lot of points on the field.Credit to the Chiefs, they thoroughly outplayed the Jaguars, but that loss left an especially bad taste in my mouth because I felt like a close game was right there to be had and it just bounced off a lineman¡¯s helmet.