As you prepare to set your lineup each week, TSN. Javi Martinez Spain Jersey .cas NFL Editor Justin Boone breaks down some of the less obvious matchups you should capitalize on and those you should steer clear of for the weekend games. For specific lineup decisions, consult the Weekly Fantasy Player Rankings. QUARTERBACKS Exploit Tony Romo (vs. Buccaneers) - Romo started the season strong by taking advantage of a depleted Giants secondary, before being contained by a very underrated Seahawks defence last week. Now Romo goes up against a Buccaneers squad that allowed Eli Manning to throw for over 500 yards in Week 2. Andrew Luck (vs. Jaguars) - Luck was in this space last week and delivered a solid outing throwing for 224 yards and two touchdowns with no picks and even added 21 rushing yards. Luck will go up against the Jaguars who have yet to allow a passing touchdown, but that speaks more to their porous run defence than their ability to defend through the air. Avoid Peyton Manning (vs. Texans) - Anyone who watched the first quarter of last weeks Monday-nighter saw plenty of reasons to question Manning. While Peyton did lead the Broncos back into the game, his three first-quarter interceptions were too much to overcome. Wade Phillips defence is one of the best units in the league and they will create havoc for Manning and the Broncos offence. Tom Brady (at Ravens) - In last years AFC Championship Game, the Ravens tormented Brady holding him to 239 yards and no touchdowns, with two interceptions. After Aaron Hernandez went down to injury last week, the Patriots lost their swagger on offence and Brady struggled. The Ravens, who always seem to have Bradys number, will continue that trend. If you drafted Brady, you likely have no choice but to start him, but if you have a Robert Griffin III or Andrew Luck consider benching Brady. RUNNING BACKS Exploit Trent Richardson (vs. Bills) - Richardsons talents were on full display against the Bengals in Week 2, racking up 145 yards on 23 touches and adding two scores. The Browns may have lost the game, but fans finally got see the elite running back they hoped they were drafting in April. Richardson will be the focal point of Clevelands offence when they welcome the Bills to town this weekend. Michael Bush (vs. Rams) - Filling in for an injured starter is nothing new for Bush, who formerly backed up Darren McFadden in Oakland. With Matt Forte out of the lineup, Bush assumes the starting role and his first opponent will be a Rams rush defence that has been victimized in the first two weeks of the season. Avoid Adrian Peterson (vs. 49ers) - Peterson was held in check in Week 2 by the Colts. Thats not a good sign for a running back who now has to face the leagues most dominating run defence. The 49ers have limited their opponents to 63.5 rushing yards per game and havent allowed a run over 11 yards. Petersons recovery has been impressive, but even he cant beat this Niners front seven. Michael Turner (at Chargers) - Regardless of what trouble he has gotten himself into off the field, Turner is slowing down dramatically on it. Turner is averaging 2.6 yards per carry and looks completely out of place in the Falcons up-tempo passing attack. While the 49ers may be the most physically imposing defence, the Chargers are statistically the best, with only 83 total rushing yards allowed through two games. WIDE RECEIVERS Exploit Malcom Floyd (vs. Falcons) - Robert Meachem and Eddie Royal were brought in to help fill the void in the receiving corps left by Vincent Jackson. However, its been Floyd who has stepped up and become the teams number one pass catcher so far this season. The 65, 225-pound wideout has the size to give the Falcons secondary problems, much like Demaryius Thomas did this past week. Kenny Britt (vs. Lions) - Britt had a quiet 2012 debut in Week 2, after coming back from suspension and knee injuries. In Britts defence, the team kept him on a limited snap count, which resulted in his one catch for five yards. The Titans offence has looked out of sync in their two contests, but the Lions secondary can cure those woes. Expect Britt to bust out in a big way on Sunday. Avoid Jeremy Maclin (at Cardinals) - Maclin is dealing with a hip injury and there is a chance that he may not be able to suit up this week. If he is in the lineup, his production could drop way down against a Cardinals defence that kept the Patriots passing game under control a week ago. The West is no longer the punch line of the NFC. Vincent Jackson (at Cowboys) - The Buccaneers found themselves in a shootout with the Giants and Jackson answered the call, despite coming up short in the end. Jackson had room to work against the Giants secondary, but that wont be the case in Dallas. Brandon Carr and Morris Claiborne have been significant upgrades to the Cowboys coverage and they will slow down the Buccaneers passing attack this week. TIGHT ENDS Exploit Dennis Pitta (vs. Patriots) - Pitta is fifth in the NFL in targets through two weeks. With the Ravens focused on letting Joe Flacco air it out more, Pitta should continue to be a weapon downfield and could carve up the Patriots this week. Pitta is moving into full-time TE1 status and should be the first option for owners who lost Hernandez to injury. Brandon Pettigrew (at Titans) - Patrick Willis and NaVorro Bowman made life difficult for Pettigrew in the middle of the field last week. 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