Fantasy Football Facebook Live Q&A: Wednesday 8/23/17

Moncrief has been playing through a sprained AC joint the last few weeks and was held out of the Colts' second preseason game. It's a concern given his shoulder issues date back to last year, but Moncrief should be ready for Week 1.

Moncrief still comes in at 40th in our wide receiver projections, with 64 receptions for 879 receiving yards and 4.02 touchdowns.

This has been the direction the Jaguars were trending since Blake Bortles' terrible showing in the second preseason game. Jacksonville is in win-now mode under executive vice president Tom Coughlin and view Henne as a game-managing upgrade on Bortles. Bortles is expected to get some work with the starters, but the Week 1 job looks like Henne's to lose.

Our models project Henne as the 34th-best quarterback for fantasy football this year, likely splitting time with Bortles. We peg him for 842 passing yards, 5.38 touchdowns, and 3.16 interceptions on 124 attempts.

Over a four-year career spent entirely with the Buffalo Bills until this season, the speedy deep threat caught a total of just 49 passes for 780 yards and 6 touchdowns. Goodwin appears locked in as a top-two wideout for the 49ers alongside Pierre Garcon, with Jeremy Kerley playing the slot.

We project Goodwin, who will turn 27 years old in November, for 26.2 receptions, 380.9 yards and 2.4 touchdowns in 2017.

In the Panthers' second preseason game against the Titans over the weekend, Funchess fumbled on Carolina’s first offensive play of the game. It was his only catch on three targets.

A second-round pick in 2015, Funchess is still the starter opposite Kelvin Benjamin in Carolina, but he's just our 93rd-ranked wide receiver for fantasy football in 2017.

Last season, Kearse totaled 41 catches for 510 yards and 1 touchdown. He's not a target in fantasy leagues, save for the deepest formats.

Our models project Kearse to finish right around his 2016 production level this year, with 34.0 receptions, 453.9 yards and 2.2 touchdowns in 2017.

The bulk of that production came on a 74-yard touchdown grab against the Seattle Seahawks in preseason Week 1. Benjamin looks to be behind all three of Keenan Allen, Tyrell Williams and Dontrelle Inman on the Chargers' depth chart, and the eventual return of injured rookie Mike Williams may push Benjamin even further out of the mix.

numberFire's models do have Benjamin playing a bigger role than Inman this season, projecting him for 53.6 targets, 30.9 receptions, 430.2 yards and 2.2 touchdowns, making him our 82nd-ranked fantasy wide receiver.