Week 5 Fantasy Value for the Steelers Antonio Brown, Le’Veon Bell

Written by :

Tyrone Black

Published on :

4 October, 2014

Gambling911.com has your Week 5 fantasy value on wide receiver Antonio Brown and running back Le’Veon Bell.

The Steelers will face Jacksonville in Week 5 following a heartbreaking final seconds loss last weekend to the Tampa Bay Bucs.

Brown is pretty much ranked number one among fantasy wide receivers this week.

He’s starting off 2014 with four games of at least 90 yards receiving and five touchdowns. Jacksonville should provide the perfect opportunity to help stuff that record even further.

Then there is Le’Veon Bell, who ranks 2^nd among fantasy running backs this season. Jacksonville is dead last against the run. He had his worst rush effort last week and this will provide him an excellent opportunity to make amends.

For sports bettors, one would think Pittsburgh has the potential to blow Jacksonville out of the water this weekend as a -6 favorite at some books.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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