Don't hit the Panic Button just yet, with only one week of Football down, we have a more defined and solidified outlook on these respective players and teams. Even if your player got off to a rocky start, there is plenty of time to turn things around and make a true impact and difference. Just remember, leagues aren't won on Draft Night, its the moves made after draft night that really define a team's strength.

One of the easiest ways to improve your squad is through the Waiver Wire. Fortunately, every Tuesday on the Podcast we'll highlight the hottest names to pick up and how much to ideally pay for them for those of you in FAAB leagues. The arbitrary countdown will consist of five players that I think are worth considering on your team, some players will warrant more than just consideration though. As the season progresses more injuries and opportunities will present themselves, and as Fantasy Managers its our responsibility to take advantage when those given situations and opportunities arise, as we adapt, and continue to build upon the structure we've already established with our roster that we drafted. Adding and solidifying the cracks that emerge as they materialize, making up for any deficiencies on the team through supplemental talent available via the Waiver Wire. We're here to identify that talent, and here are five players that I think you should consider:

5. Tim Patrick (DEN)

4. Christian Kirk (ARI)

3. Mark Ingram (HOU)

2. Tony Jones (NO)

1. Elijah Mitchell (SF)

Thanks for watching today, I hope you guys enjoyed! Regardless of how Week 1 went for you don't fret, the season has just started and there is plenty of time to right the ship. Either way, good or bad fantasy results, it was just nice to see Football finally back! Let me know what you think of this list, and if you end up getting of these guys tomorrow! See you guys all on Friday where we talk about the TNF Game, preview the weekend's games and the emerging storylines, finally wrapped up with a little DFS talk! Can't wait to see you then.