Atlanta Falcons

The Falcons rode their offensive powerhouse all the way to the Super Bowl last season and there isn't any reason to believe the team's offense will decline entering the 2017 season. If defenses attempt to shut down QB Matt Ryan and superstar WR Julio Jones, then opposing defenses will try to contain the elusive Devonta Freeman. It's nearly impossible to shutdown all three, which makes the Falcons one of the most potent offenses in the game. Atlanta ranked second in total yards a season ago, trailing just their division rivals the New Orleans Saints. There hasn't been any notable roster moves on the offensive side of the ball except the departure of offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan to the San Francisco 49ers. The team promoted Raheem Morris to passing game coordinator and hired Steve Sarkisian, the Alabama Crimson Tide's former offensive coordinator, as Shanahan's replacement. He inherits the Falcons star studded offense and the playbook isn't expected to change drastically, as head coach Dan Quinn wants the Falcons to continue their spread-friendly scheme. The teams fantasy outlook is definitely promising with the aforementioned Ryan, Jones and Freeman the impact fantasy players. Change-of-pace RB Tevin Coleman is an intriguing RB2 option with RB1 upside should Freeman get injured, but the real value is in the receiving corps, as Mohamed Sanu and Taylor Gabriel stretch the field for Ryan, combining for 1,232 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in 2016 and could improve on their individual stats heading into the 2017 season.