Fantasy friendly Week 5 matchups to watch

Published: Oct 03, 2014 at 10:09 AM

That Thursday night game between the Packers and Vikings, man! The last three TNF games have been ridiculous blowouts, and unfortunately I started Matt Asiata and Cordarrelle Patterson on one of my fantasy teams. Yeah, didn't see that coming. Hopefully you started some of the Packers' players and are set up for a good weekend. In my case, let's just say I'm in for a long Sunday.

So let's gear up for Week 5 fantasy matchups, because Sunday is just around the corner. With two teams on bye, options are definitely better than they were last week. Below we preview some of Sunday's games with the most fantasy potential. So lock in your lineups, sit back and watch the fantsy points rack up!

Matt Franciscovich is an associate fantasy editor at NFL.com. Follow him on Twitter _**@mfranciscovich**._

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