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When it comes to season-long fantasy football, Week 1 lineup decisions should remain pretty straightforward.
Regardless of what you witness unfold across the opening primetime slates, there is zero need to get overly cute with your starting roster. You are not starting a wide receiver drafted in the 13th round over a high-upside player selected in the third just because you feel a bit better about an individual matchup. You play the elite talent and respect the high price you paid in draft capital.
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