The 5 Best NFL Fantasy Football Picks From the Top Of The Heap

NFL football is back, and that means NFL Fantasy football is underway. If you have already drafted, then your Fantasy Football team is ready and rearing to go! You feel good because you have Tyreek Hill and Christian McCaffrey, who according to Fantasypros.com, are the top players to draft. You're stoked because somehow you managed to get Jonathan Taylor AND the New York Jets Defense. No one's stopping you this year. Your league is about to F around and find out.  

But uh, oh. Catastrophe. In Politics its called The October Surprise. In football, its called “Knee injury. Out for the season.” And its the worst thing ever.  So what do you do if your stellar Fantasy Football team all the sudden looks like a ‘Cellar” Fantasy football team. 

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Dig deep? Not necessarily,. In some cases, the answer is right there at the top of the heap.

Justin Fields QB Pitt 

The former Bear didn't have a chance in Chi Town. Not because he sucks, but because the Bears Suck. I mean that front office is the death of that team. They literally picked Trubisky over Mahomes. Whoops. But Carlota, Justin is Russell Wilsons backup so why are you picking him? For exactly that reason. Justin is smart. Hès talented and Russell is done for. The Former Seahawk/Bronco is not a great team leader, he's old and I predict he's going to be busy making babies with Ciara and enjoying his check from the Denver Broncos before too long. Get Justin on your bench, quick. 

Xavier Worthy WR KC

Don't let his scrawny little butt fool you. This dude is FASSSSSTTT and he’s resilient. In College, he earned 3 All-big-12 Honors. And did I mention he’s FASSSSSSTTT? In te NFL Combine he ran a 4.21, the fastest in Combine history. That means Mahomes has  a new toy. And he’s going to play with that toy.  

Isiah Likely TE Baltimore  

No Travis Kelce or George Kittle. No sweat. Get this kid. Seriously, Yes, Baltimore's superpower is the run game because of Lamar Jackson. Yes, because of their QB/RB. And yes, they have great receivers, and a kick ass D, but at some point, the ball is going to be trusted with a tight end. That time could be now. Lamar needs to protect himself and pass more often, and having a solid TE like Likely may just give The Ravens the edge tey need to beat Kansas City. Maybe.  

Defense KC

I love how all the experts have the KC Defense middle of the pack. Did they not see what the team did last year? Trust me, they didn't go to back-to-back Super Bowls and win them because of Mahomes. Yes, Mahomes is beyond anything we have ever witnessed in football, but that D was filthy all year and IS the reason the team made the playoffs. Period. The KC D. make sure you have these guys.  

Zamir White RB LAs Vegas   

Oh, Look I'm telling you to draft a Raider. Well, after the word came down that Minshew is the QB (LMAO) the run game is going to be muy importante. More than ever. Zamir is a young talented and strong back. And he could be the perfect clearance rack find.   

Let's face it: The Las Vegas Raiders fans have amazing loyalty, grit and determination. To be part of Raider Nation often has a bigger meaning than unwavering loyalty to a team.

Raider Nation is a way of life. For many people, the memories of tailgating in Oakland often take us back to a simpler time when it truly was the "bay vs. everybody."

Since moving to Las Vegas, the Raiders have navigated a new set of leadership, a new city and even a new set of fans.

We miss the Oakland tailgates but love the pre-game parties at Allegiant Stadium. Lot J and Lot H are our favorite lots to pop a tent at, to get a grill going, and to gulp down some micheladas.

According to Silver And Black Pride, a Raiders-based publication, the tailgates in Oakland were simply epic.

"With a passionate, loyal and deep Latino fan base, Raiders’ tailgate parties also featured many Mexican food delights and often mariachi bands would stroll through the parking lot to entertain the appreciative masses," Silver and Black Pride reports.

Although Allegiant Stadium is slightly smaller than the Oakland Coliseum, the party is still electric. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports there are 6,500 tailgating spots at Allegiant Stadium. At the Coliseum, there were about 9,000 spots.

The best fanbase in our opinion is Raider Nation. We're unapologetic and have no filter when it comes to letting the organization know our thoughts.

In fact, Sports Illustrated reports, "Raider Nation is one of the only fan bases that is truly part of the team. They will let the organization, players, and coaches know about what they think good or bad, in good moments and in hard moments."

Now, we know that Ice Cube is the celebrity that we picked as our cover image. But, he's essentially the president of Raider Nation in Las Vegas. So, it's no surprise that he's a major fan. With that being said, we wanted to give you a list of celebrities that you may have never known to be Raiders fans. Ice Cube reps silver and back, and he even wrote a song about the Raider colors. So give it a listen while going down this list.

Raider Nation is special, and there are many celebrities who are actually part of the Black and Silver fan base. Scroll down below to see some die-hard celebrities who are surprisingly Raiders fans.

Ken Jeong is a hilarious comedian who is well-known for playing many different types of roles and characters. His story is inspiring to many people because he used to be a medical doctor before turning into a comedian. His most famous role is very fitting for Las Vegas. Jeong played "Mr.Chow," in the Hangover movies, and his acting can be alluded to as one of the main reasons why this movie series was hilarious.

Well, it also looks like Jeong loves the Raiders! He was snapped wearing a Raiders hat and the official X account for the team said, "Guess who's at the game representing the Raiders - Ken Jeong, also known as "Mr. Chow" from Hangover and Hangover 2." 

Jessica Alba is a huge Raiders fan! She's been seen wearing Raiders merch, and she has posted about the team on her social media accounts. The Las Vegas Review-Journal also reported that Alba is a Raiders fan as well. Alba is a successful actress and the CEO of the beauty brand "Honest."

We're so happy that we have an amazing Raiderette who is a great actress and an intelligent business owner. Hopefully, we can catch Alba at a home game!

George Lopez is one of the funniest Raiders fans! From being a real-life supporter of Raider Nation to even creating TV characters that are huge fans, Lopez encompasses a true member of the Raiders fanbase.

He's made jokes about the team, and his new show even featured a funny skit where "George" crashes a Marshawn Lynch interview. The skit was funny and actually has true meaning within the scene. On top of his creative endeavors, George also attends many Raiders games in real life. He's attended a few games at Allegiant Stadium as well.

Guy Fieri is a Las Vegas legend. So, it's not a surprise that he adores the Raiders. The restaurant entrepreneur and media personality has been to many games at Allegiant. He often brings his sons and family, which makes the experience even better -- most likely!

In fact, Fieri's love for the team started when the team was still in Oakland. He made a video with the NFL that outlines his love for the team, and how he'll stick with the team through thick and thin.

He mentions the players and moments that made him a Raider Nation member. Flavortown meeting Raider Nation is truly a perfect combination in our eyes.  

According to the Raiders' official website, Carlos Santana is a lifelong Raiders fan. He's even given Mark Davis a Raiders guitar as a gift, which is a pretty honorable thing to do.

According to ESPN, Santana even invited the Raiders owner, Davis, to attend "the groundbreaking event and light the Al Davis torch in Mexico City, to come up on stage with him ... to play the maracas." George Lopez was hosting the event as well, which is a double win for Raider nation.  Being a Las Vegas resident now, it makes perfect sense that Santana loves Allegiant Stadium. In an interview, Santana said he was grateful for the Raiders and started his love for the team during the '70s while he was living in Queens.