Dallas Cowboys

The only thing that kept Zeke from taking home Offensive Rookie of the Year honors last season was the stellar play of teammate Dak Prescott. But from a fantasy perspective, Elliott was exactly as advertised when the Cowboys made him a top five pick in last year's draft. Running behind the best offensive line in football, he averaged more than 108 rushing yards per game and proved a capable pass catcher as well, coming up just shy of 2000 total yards on the season while visiting the end zone 16 times. Heading into his age 22 season he is already arguably the best back in the league and he may just be scratching the surface. For now the only thing that might slow down Ezekiel Elliott is Ezekiel Elliott, as a series of questionable decisions off the field may ultimately cost him games this season as speculation swirls around a potential suspension heading into 2017.

Banged up in each of the past two seasons, Bryant s production hasn t quite matched what we saw earlier in his career where he was one of the top fantasy wide receivers year in and year out. Still, Bryant is entering his age 29 season and remains a valuable red zone weapon. His fantasy prospects also get a boost with the suspension of Ezekiel Elliott, as conventional wisdom suggests the Cowboys will need to open the offense up a bit more with Elliott riding the pine. It s also worth noting that Bryant had a monster second half last season as rookie quarterback Dak Prescott got more comfortable in the offense. There s no reason he can t pick up where left off, and coming into the season without a lingering injury or any off the field issues, Bryant could be in line to return some sneaky good value at his current ADP.

Witten has been widely regarded as one of the best tight ends of all time, and has been one of the biggest threats on the football field for quite sometime. The 10 time pro bowler is entering his 13th NFL season and is still a reliable source of fantasy points. Cowboys sophomore QB Dak Prescott is looking to improve on an impressive rookie campaign, adding to Witten's value in fantasy drafts and could be an intriguing stack with Dez Bryant and Prescott. Though Witten's production may not be among the league's elite due to the Cowboys top-3 rushing offense a season ago, the passing offense was ranked only 23rd, mainly due to rookie RB Ezekiel Elliott's dominance on the ground. The Cowboys are a threat to end the season with the NFC's best record and with Witten starting every game for the Cowboys at tight end since 2006, there are worse players to have as your starting tight end. He may drop due to the decline in his production, but he has proven his worth as a TE1.

Bailey has spent his entire career with the Cowboys and doesn't miss field goals too often. He's been successful on 89.5 percent of his field goal attempts throughout his career, 2016 being his worst season in terms of accuracy, missing five field goals. He tied for 15th in field goal percentage with the Patriots Stephen Gostkowski and connected on just three of six attempts from 50 yards or longer. Bailey has made an astonishing 250 consecutive point after attempts and led the league in 2014 with 56. Kicking for the Cowboys boosts his fantasy value as they possess one of the most dynamic young offenses in the league.