Jordan Love

Tough defense and his team isn't throwing much — sit Love this week unless you really need a quarterback. If you can trade him now for a steadier option, do it, because his big numbers probably won't last.

Start him — he looked good in Week 1, plays at home, and should throw a lot to his new targets. Just check pregame injury news for the line and receivers; if those injuries are real or you have a safer quarterback, sit him.

He's expected to play, Green Bay added pass catchers, and the game should see a lot of passing, so start him if you need someone who can put up big points. If you have a safer regular quarterback or are worried about Detroit’s defense and Green Bay’s receiver health, bench him and check late injury updates before lineups lock.

Draft him in the late rounds as a starter or backup who could surprise; he has better pass catchers now and can run, so he can deliver big games if healthy. He did have thumb surgery and past leg issues, so expect some early-season injury risk.