Anquan Boldin has had a lot of success against the Eagles in two career matchups with 14 receptions for 144 yards an a TD. He also caught four balls for 63 yards an a score in Week 1.Dwayne Bowe hasn't had much success against the Bills in his career with only eight grabs for 91 yards over three games. At least he has scored two times.Reggie Bush had a touchdown and 100 rushing yards in his last meeting with the Raiders. He's also gone for at least 100 yards rushing in each of his last two home games, and though he didn't rush for 100 yards in Week 1 at Houston, he did go for 115 yards from scrimmage (69 rushing, 46 receiving).Scott Chandler caught a touchdown pass in Week 1. He also had two TD receptions the last time he faced the Chiefs.Jamaal Charles averages 6.0 yards a carry in his career, the highest for any running back in league history (minimum 500 carries). This week he faces a Bills club that he's only rushed for one score against in four matchups but he's gone for an average of 100 yards a game on the ground in those four meetings thanks to an insanely impressive 7.4 YPC mark. Since the start of last season only two tight ends in the AFC have more than the 823 yards of Jared Cook  (Rob Gronkowski has 1,387 while Aaron Hernandez has 969).Andy Dalton didn't impress anyone in Week 1 against the Ravens and this week he faces a Browns team that is pretty beat up in the secondary. Still, he didn't have any real success against the Brownies last year thrown for just 351 yards and two scores over two games. Though he struggled mightily at times in Week 1 Ryan Fitzpatrick still threw for three touchdowns, the 9th time in his career he has done that. In his last outing against the Chiefs he was even better than that as he threw for 208 yards and four scores.Malcom Floyd caught four balls for 66 yards an a score in Week 1. That gives his 4-straight games with at least four catches for 66 yards. Oh yeah, he's also scored one time in each of the last four Chargers contests. Arian Foster played through his knee issue and scored twice in Week 1. In Week 2 he's also dealing with an illness, but he should be fine for the matchup with the Jaguars, one he is certainly looking forward to given his career success in four games: 103.3 yards and five rushing scores. A.J. Green had a relatively quiet Week 1 even though he caught five balls for 70 yards. His numbers could improve in Week 2 against a Cleveland club that he went for 110 yards against their last meeting. Jermaine Gresham may only have 10 touchdowns in his career but he has recorded one in each of his last two games against the Browns. Tamba Hali will be back on the field this week and he has 3.5 sacks in three games against the Bills. Maurice-Jones Drew should handle the vast majority of the workload out of the Jags backfield this week. He needs one rushing score to set a Jaguars record (he's tied with Fred Taylor at 62) and in the last matchup between MJD and the Texans he went for 166 yards from scrimmage (99 rushing, 67 receiving).Andre Johnson has played 15 game against the Jags in his career coming up with 87 receptions, 1,140 yards and six touchdowns.Chris Johnson was one of the least effective players in football in Week 1 (11 carries, four yards). In Week 2 he takes on a Chargers club that he has run for 201 yards and three scores against in two meetings.Greg Little was called out by his coach for yet another costly drop in Week 1. He did have success though in his last matchup with the Bengals catching five balls for 57 yards an a touchdown.Andrew Luck had an up and down first game at the NFL level but in the end he threw for 309 yards, the third most in history for a rookie QB in a season opener. He faces a Vikings club that allowed Blaine Gabbert to throw for 260 yards and two scores in Week 1. Peyton Manning has 401 TD pass in this career making him the third man to reach that level (Brett Favre 508 and Dan Marino 420). Manning also reached the mark in the fewest games (209). Last week Manning threw for 253 yards and two scores against Pittsburgh. For his career he averages 263.5 yards and 1.92 touchdowns per week.Carson Palmer has made two starts in Miami with solid results – five scores and two interceptions. In 10 career starts with the Raiders he is also averaging 293.4 yards passing per contest. The Patriots are 10-0 in home openers at Gillette Stadium. Tom Brady is out of his mind at home the past few years winning 35 of 36 games as he has thrown for 75 scores an a 106.2 QB Rating. Brady has also won 125 game in the fewest starts in league history (160). Dennis Pitta caught five balls for 73 yards an a TD in Week 1. In Week 17 last year he caught six balls for 62 yards an a score. He's also scored three times in his last four regular season games for the Ravens.Philip Rivers has thrown for seven touchdowns while being picked off three times during his 4-0 run against the Titans.Mark Sanchez threw for three touchdowns in Week 1. He has thrown for only two scores in his two career games against the Steelers (including the playoffs).Matt Schaub has a QB Rating of 106.3 with 11 touchdowns and just three interceptions in his career against the Jaguars.C.J. Spiller led the NFL with 169 yards rushing in Week 1. Moreover he's averaging six yards a carry over his last 15 games. In his last game against the Chiefs he also did an end zone boggie.Demaryius Thomas had five receptions for 110 yards in Week 1 (he also scored). Including the playoffs he's now recorded at least 76 receiving yards in seven of his last eight games.Mike Wallace has five touchdowns in his last five games in September and he caught seven balls for 102 yards in his only regular season matchup against the Jets.Benjamin Watson isn't on anyone's radar, and rightly so in what figures to be a rather inept passing offense out of Cleveland, but he has had success in his last two games as a Brown against the Bengals with nine catches for 106 yards.Mario Williams has two sacks in his last two games versus the Chiefs while teammate Mark Anderson had 1.5 sacks in the clubs last meeting. RANDOM STAT OF THE WEEK All this panic over players who failed to impress in the first week of the season has led to say many questions over the past few days that make no sense. Would you drop the #18 WR from your preseason rankings (a mere week ago folks) for the #78 guy who had a great Week 1? The answer is NO. Here is some data to support the contention that you shouldn't be panicking if one of your aces let you down in Week 1. Here are some game totals last year for the wide receivers who finished top-3 in yards last season.Calvin Johnson had two games last year in which he had 29 yards receiving.Wes Welker caught two balls for 22 yards in Week 11 last year.Victor Cruz had two games last year in which he failed to reach 20 yards (17 yards in Week 2, 12 in Week 6). Remember, all three of these receivers went for more than 1,500 yards last season. Patience. Ray Flowers can be heard daily on Sirius/XM Radio on The Fantasy Drive on Sirius 210 and XM 87, Monday through Thursday at 7 PM EDT and Friday's at 9 PM EDT. Ray's analysis can be found at BaseballGuys.com and his minute to minute musings can be located at the BaseballGuys' Twitter account.