After a week where Eli Manning was the high scorer and Giants tight end Larry Donnell had more points than Calvin Johnson, DeSean Jackson, LeSean McCoy, Jeremy Maclin, Julian Edelman, Tom Brady, Nick Foles, and Pierre Garcon COMBINED, you know you’re in for another crazy week of fantasy football. Here’s a quick roundup of players you should be targeting not only for Week 5, but for the rest of the season.

• Tennessee Titans head coach Ken Whisenhunt, when asked about rookie running back Bishop Sankey, said: “You will see (more reps for Sankey). That’s coming.” Finally, the Titans coaching staff is coming to their senses. Sankey, averaging a dominant 5.1 yards per carry, was already given more carries than Shonn Greene last Sunday against the Colts in a blowout loss. Expect Sankey to take over the starting job and have somewhat of a rookie season as Giovani Bernard did after taking over for BenJarvus Green-Ellis last season for the Bengals.
• Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs is the seventh ranked tight end, however, is only owned in 42.1 percent of fantasy football leagues. Kelce, having the fifth most yards among tight ends, has 103 more yards than the next receiver on the Chiefs, solidifying his position as Alex Smith’s main target. Being the clear-cut No. 1 tight end for the Chiefs, you should be quick to scoop him up before someone else does.
• Seventh-year veteran receiver Eddie Royal for the San Diego Chargers has been on a roll. In his last two games, he has racked up 147 yards and four touchdowns. On the season, he has the eighth most fantasy points among wide receivers and yet, is only owned in 40.5 percent of leagues. With Ryan Matthews and Danny Woodhead out due to injuries and Phillip Rivers being the lead-candidate for this year’s MVP award, look for the Chargers passing attack to keep coming at full throttle.

Must-Start Players

(besides the obvious stars)

• Giants running back Rashad Jennings is on pace for more than 1,700 total yards. Jennings is primed for a HUGE game against the league-worst running defense, the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons have allowed an average of 29.5 fantasy points to opposing running backs this year. Yup, 29.5. Make sure to get Jennings in your lineup.
• Matt Asiata, the Vikings’ running back, is looking to top his 100-yard, three touchdown game this upcoming week against the third-worst rushing defense, the Green Bay Packers. Last week, I wrote that Asiata was a must-add player. Well, I hope you listened, because he had 28 fantasy points, but if you didn’t, no worries, he’s in line for another big game on Thursday Night Football.
• San Diego Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen is looking to improve from his 1,046 yard, eight touchdown rookie season, Allen had 135 yards on 12 targets last week. After a slow-start to the season, Allen has a chance to build on last week’s game this week against the 30^th worst pass defense, the New York Jets. Look for MVP candidate Phillip Rivers to lead an unstoppable airborne attack on Sunday.

Side Notes

• Look for Trent Richardson to build-off one of his best game as an Indianapolis Colt.
• Watch DeMarco Murray’s string of four games with 100+ rushing yards to continue against the 24^th ranked run defense of the Houston Texans.
• Steve Smith will come back down to earth against Colts’ cornerback Vontae Davis.
• Big Ben will tear-apart the Jaguars secondary.
• Although Ben Tate is starting, don’t trust him to get many carries. Terrance West and Isaiah Crowell are playing too-well for Tate to get a good workload in.
• Calvin Johnson will bounce-back.
• The Cincinnati Bengals will prove their defense is the best in the league by shutting-down Tom Brady and the Patriots on Sunday Night Football.