Tyreek Hill

Start Tyreek Hill this week — he’s getting a lot of targets and Buffalo’s injured secondary is slow against speed. If someone offers a really good trade, think about moving him because Miami’s offense is shaky, Waddle can take targets, and Hill is getting older.

Start Tyreek Hill — he’s Miami’s best playmaker and should get more chances after a quiet Week 1, and he’s even better if New England is missing cornerback Christian Gonzalez. But watch for last-minute news about a suspension, trade, or injury and be ready to sit him if he’s inactive or you have a safer option.

Start Hill this week — he’s got a friendly matchup, the game should see a lot of points, and he often makes big plays in Week 1. Keep an eye on the injury report right up to kickoff in case the oblique limits him, and if the trade drama or signs of decline keep showing up, think about trading him later.

Draft him in the middle rounds — he can still have huge games, but at 31 with recent injuries and a down year, he’s a bit risky so have other strong players on your team.