Hail Mary: Week 2

Hail Mary is a play that most people won't even attempt. It is one of those last resort efforts to win. With this article, we would like to point out 4 players in which we expect to be x-factor players. Players that can do great any given week even if its just because of one play. These players are also each started in under 15% of leagues according to NFL.com. Here are the four big time players that could could make a difference maker in your lineup this week:

RBs:

James White:

Start Percentage: 12.2%

Matchup: Jacksonville Jaguars

Analysis: With Rex Burkhead and Sony Michel both listed as questionable, James White and Kenjon Barner are the healthiest RBs the Patriots have. White should also see a lot of usage trying to create mismatches against a strong Jaguars defense. With Edelman still out, Brady has grown to be very reliant on White as a check down safety net. White could top 100 yards this week if Burkhead and Michel are unavailable.

Phillip Lindsay:

Start Percentage: 6.7%

Matchup: Oakland Raiders

Analysis: One of the biggest surprises from week one was the usage of RB Phillip Lindsay. He had the same amount of carries as Freeman and was used in the passing game. If Lindsay can continue to produce, he could carve out a nice little role in the Denver offense this season. Expect Lindsay to have more touches than Freeman for the second week in a row.

WRs:

Chris Godwin:

Start Percentage: 1.1%

Matchup: Philadelphia Eagles

Analysis: Chris Godwin showed some serious potential week one for a breakout year in his sophomore season. With Mike Evans and Desean Jackson drawing a significant attention from opposing the defense, Godwin could have a field day this week. Godwin could be expected for 50 yards and a touchdown this week.

Will Fuller:

Start Percentage: 3.8%

Matchup: Tennessee Titans

Analysis: Fuller is still not a lock, but after practicing all week, the Texans believe he will make his debut this week. Fuller was electric last season when paired with Deshaun Watson. He scored seven TDs in just four games before Watson tore his ACL. If he can regain that connection that they displayed last season, he will be one of the biggest steals in fantasy. Will Fuller could realistically get 40 plus yards and a touchdown in his first game of the season.