Rams receiver Danny Amendola led the team in Week 1 with five catches and 70 yards receiving.Fantasy Spin:Amendola caught 85 passes in 2010 but he missed all but one game last season with an injury. He'll be relevant all season in PPR leagues since he's Sam Bradford's favorite target.
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