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With Calvin Johnson opting for retirement, Matthew Stafford is left throwing to Golden Tate, Marvin Jones, Anquan Boldin and tight end Eric Ebron. It's not the same as throwing to Megatron, who accounted for more than a third of his 165 career touchdowns, but it's not exactly horrible, either. True, there's no go-to receiver, but at least the Lions have surrounded Stafford with a bunch of good-hands men who have a knack for getting open. This could be the year Stafford sets a personal best in completion percentage. His other stats are up for grabs since he's not known for being a dominant quarterback unless he's throwing to Megatron. The Lions have a pretty good schedule but with so many other quarterbacks offering so much potential, Fantasy owners won't want to risk much on Stafford. He might get drafted late as a part-time Fantasy quarterback in a standard league, but in a two-quarterback format he'll be a pretty good mid-round option.
