What's up everyone?

Tara Roberts here with Fantasy Pros and we are talking players that you need to cut.

This is the hard part of Fantasy Football, deciding when to let go.

So let's talk through players that it's time to drop.

I hate to start off the players to cut lists this way because I really do love Cadarious

Tony's talent.

But at this point it's very clear.

The Giants just don't care about all that talent.

Tony had zero targets in two restitems for 23 yards on just a 12% snap count.

He was outperformed by four receivers plus Sikwan Barclays receiving work.

The Giants are visibly frustrated with Tony and disappointed in him off the field.

There were a variety of issues throughout the off season that the organization just wasn't

happy about and they were even willing to trade him.

On top of all of that we've yet to see him stay healthy for an extended period of time.

There are just so many factors holding him back and not enough justification to keep him

on your roster when there are actual, usable fantasy assets available on waivers.

James Cook had one carry for two yards in a 5% snap count in his week one debut.

And to make matters worse that one carry resulted in a lost fumble.

It was an incredibly disappointing start to the season, particularly when many touted

him as someone who could make an immediate fantasy impact and potentially overtake Devon

Singletary.

The past catching back roll in Buffalo can be lucrative, but Buffalo ended up leaning

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