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You know what we do, here are a few guys that you may normally have on your bench that you have to think about getting into your lineup this week.

QB

Kurt Warner, Arizona- Coming off a solid outing last week, and gets the Bengals this week.

Drew Brees, New Orleans- Although last week had to be a let down, leave him in there or get him in there against the shorthanded Texans secondary.

RB

Ryan Grant, Green Bay- Ride the hot hand, plus Warrick Dunn faired well against the Panthers last week.

Chester Taylor, Minnesota- The Raiders come to town in what could be one of the more boring games this NFL Sunday, but the best chance for the home team to win is to run, with or without AD.

Laurence Maroney, New England- An incredible disappointment this year, but look for him to punch it in once or twice this weekend.

WR

Drew Bennett, St. Louis- With Ike hurting, he’ll see more balls come his way as Nate Clements locks onto Tory Holt.

Mark Clayton, Baltimore- FINALLY, huh? I think you’ll see a strong finish to his season as it was apparent watching the Ravens last week they were determined a. to get Clayton more involved, and b. to go down the field more. Both are good signs.

Kevin Curtis, Philadelphia- Look for a long ball against the Fish who have been prone to give up a few, or 20 this year.

Chris Henry, Cincinnati- Jumped right into the fold last week, and will be a threat this weekend against the Cardinals nickel backs.

And of course, some guys who you might want to look at benching this week because of bad matchups.

QB

Derek Anderson, Cleveland- Don’t get me wrong, I had him on this last week and he pulled out 3 TD’s, but not much other-wise. But I’ll throw him on here again for the same reasons.

Vince Young, Tennessee- His record is still 13-4 as a starter despite a setback last week, but that doesn’t equal fantasy points.

RB

Shaun Alexander, Seattle- Don’t know if he is coming back this week, and don’t care because the Bears would eat him alive.

Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati- Believe it or not, the Cards are one of the top rush defenses in football, and last week should convince you holding the Lions to -17 as a team!

Thomas Jones, NY Jets- Against the Steelers, I would look for a lot more of Leon Washington making Jones a strong benching candidate.

WR

Steve Smith, Carolina- I hate benching stars because they can go off anytime, but Smith has done nothing in weeks. Almost had a TD on Sunday, but fumbled into the endzone. I don’t think the Packers will let him get that close.

Joey Galloway, Tampa Bay- Got a feeling DeAngelo Hall could make Jeff Garcia look elsewhere on Sunday.

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You guys that own the Patriots players who have been getting you by all year, and of course everyone else, let’s look at some guys who may be on the waiver wire or your bench that you may want to think about playing this week.

QB

JP Losman, Buffalo- Going against the worst pass defense in football. Need I say more?

Kurt Warner, Arizona- The Lions were ferocious on defense last week, but did give up a lot of yards to Patrick Ramsey, so look for Warner and his recievers to wrack up some stats this week.

Kyle Boller, Baltimore- I can’t believe I just typed that. You better be desperate, but he is playing the Bengals. Even if they peel Steve McNair off the turf to start again, you have to think about him this week.

RB

DeShaun Foster, Carolina- He should see a heavy workload considering the quarterback situation and the fact they play Atlanta and this should be a dogfight. No pun intended.

Steven Jackson, St. Louis- It’s been a long wait for the guy taken #2 overall in most leagues, but get him in there this week. He won’t live up to his lofty draft status, but he should be a solid start the rest of the year.

Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo- He should shred the Dolphins, especially considering it looks like Zach Thomas will be a scratch again.

Priest Holmes, Kansas City- Gets his chance, and gets it against the Broncos who are one of the worst run defense’s in football.

WR

David Patten and Terrence Copper, New Orleans- Digging deep, but they are realiable targets and Drew Brees has caught fire. The Rams are without a hose.

Ted Ginn, Miami- Scored his first touchdown a couple weeks ago and is coming off a bye where the Fins are eager to get him more involved.

Mark Clayton, Baltimore- He’s been a bust, but look for a strong second half starting off with a big week against the Bengals.

Bernard Berrian, Chicago- Look out for a long ball or two this week against the Raiders surprisingly shoddy defense.

Here are some guys that you have to think hard about sitting down this week because of difficult matchups.

QB

Derek Anderson, Cleveland- Not at all saying the clock is striking midnight, but that Steelers secondary won’t let up big yards this week.

Vince Young, Tennessee- He has been killing owners in recent weeks and I wouldn’t look for a marked improvement this week.

Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia- Yikes, hope you traded him after that Lions game, because its been all down hill since. No turnaround in sight.

RB

Anyone on Green Bay- Going against that sturdy Vikes front.

Kevin Jones, Detroit- He is on a roll, but that Cardinals run defense has been solid this year and shut down Willie Parker earlier in the desert.

Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati- The Ravens play host, and Rudi has been a Rudi-poo this year.

Justin Fargas or Lamont Jordan, Oakland- Bears have had two weeks, and lets face it, the lack of a passing threat in Oakland is killing the backs chances.

WR

Reggie Brown, Philadelphia- The Redskins secondary ate him up the first time around, I’d expect more of the same.

Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City- Champ Bailey. Plus he was shut out last week by Al Harris, not a good way to head into an even more difficult matchup.

Deion Branch, Seattle- Even if he is out there, he’ll be rusty and going against Nate Clements.

And of course, for the last time this year, I’ll have to remind you, don’t play any Patriots, Texans, Jets, or Bucs. Good Luck!!!

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You know how this works by now. I give you guys you may not normally play that you should look at putting in your lineups this week, and also guys who you normally have playing, who you might want to sit because of a bad matchup.

QB

JP Losman, Buffalo- Got the starting gig back, and has a great opportunity to succeed against the pathetic Bengals. He hit a long TD pass to Lee Evans last week too, waking Evans from his slumber.

Jason Campbell, Washington- Actually put up decent numbers in a blowout loss to the Pats last week…things will be much easier this week agains the Jets.

RB

Kevin Jones, Detroit- Lions are leaning heavily on him and will do so again versus a weak defense in Denver.

Ryan Grant, Green Bay- Looked solid last week, and gets the starting job now with DeShaun Wynn going down for the year.

Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo- If you have him on the bench, get him up and in this week. He’s been impressive this season exceeding any expectations I had for him and is a legit RB2 any given week.

Michael Robinson, San Francisco- He runs with power and has better than average speed and quickness. He’ll replace Frank Gore if Gore sits and has a nice matchup versus Atlanta.

WR

Mike Furrery, Detroit- Look for him to get a lot of looks out of the slot this week against the Broncos so as not to challenge their perimeter corners.

Sidney Rice, Minnesota- Longer shot, but with Bobby Wade dinged, he could be the top target against a questionable secondary in San Diego. Not to mention the Chargers will likely force them into passing situations.

Santana Moss, Washington- He’s been a collosal bust this year, but at some point he has to be given a greater role in this sputtering offense where no WR is yet to score a TD!!

Think about sitting these guys this week.

QB

John Kitna, Detroit- Don’t replace him with just anyone, but the Lions are likely to attempt to attack the Denver pourous run defense thus cutting down on Kitna’s yards.

Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh- I hate when you have to hope for a couple short TD passes out of my quarterback for a good week…and that’s what you’d be doing this week against Baltimore.

RB

Edgerrin James, Arizona- Bucs run defense is solid, he’ll get his carries, but I am not sure it will add up to many yards for Edge.

Reggie Bush, New Orleans- The Jags will punish him. This will not be a good week for Reggie and his ribs.

WR

Chris Chambers, San Diego- Still breaking in with new team, and despite a touchdown last week, he’ll be seeing a lot of Antoine Winfield on Sunday.

Andre Johnson, Houston- Not yet. He isn’t expected to play.

Darrell Jackson, San Francisco- Really close to just telling you to cut bait on him. He can’t stay healthy.

And of course don’t play anyone on Chicago, St. Louis, Miami, and NY Giants.

Good luck!

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It’s another tough week, the 2nd and final time that six teams have off which can make it very difficult to set your lineups. Here are some guys that you may not normally play, but you might want to stick in there this week.

QB

Brian Griese, Chicago- The guy keeps putting up average weeks and then has adds about 100 yards and a touchdown in the last 2 minutes of the game and his stat line looks great. He was solid 3 weeks ago against the Lions, he’ll do it again.

Derek Anderson, Cleveland- I don’t know if I need to tell you to start him, but please do until further notice.

Marc Bulger, St. Louis- If he doesn’t put up some numbers against the Browns suspect secondary then you may as well reserve him the remainder of the year.

Eli Manning, NY Giants- I’d assume in most leagues he is a starter, but if not, he needs to be in this week against Miami.

RB

Clinton Portis, Washington- A large dose of Portis is the Skins only shot to keep it close against the Pats.

Brandon Jacobs, NY Giants- This is a great play, especially if Zach Thomas doesn’t play because the Fins run defense is helpless without him.

LenDale White, Tennessee- He’s been very good lately and with the injury to Chris Brown, and taking on a struggling Raiders defense he’s become a solid play almost every week.

WR

Calvin Johnson, Detroit- He’s almost ready to be a regular WR2 if he can get more touches. He’s scoring one out of every five touches.

Andre Davis, Houston- He’s become a go-to guy with Andre Johnson out of the lineup.

Joe Jurivicious, Cleveland- He’s finally healthy and practicing full-time coming off a buy and his scraps in this offense should result in a solid week against the weekling Rams.

Arnez Battle, San Francisco- Alex Smith comes back this week and with D-Jax looking doubtful, Battle again becomes a worthy WR3 this week with six teams on bye.

Roydell Williams, Tennessee- In the absence of Brandon Jones he had a huge game last week, and will be the go-to guy again this week.

Hard to bench guys on a week where six teams are off, but here are a few.

QB

Daunte Culpepper, Oakland- I know it might be tempting, and if you’ve been playing him then your team must not be doing to well, but trade him if you can because his time as starter is running short.

Jason Campbell, Washington- I wouldn’t recommend it against New England. The Redskins only managed 95 yards passing against Arizona.

RB

Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati- Coming back (maybe?) from a hamstring injury against the Steelers. Only if you absolutely have no other option should you play Rudi.

DeShaun Foster, Carolina- He’s hurt, going against the Colts (who’d have guessed a year ago that that would be an argument to bench someone?), and his job is slipping away.

WR

Laverneous Coles, NY Jets- He’s a little gimpy, and will have a tougher go of it this week going head-to-head with Terrence McGee.

Marques Colston, New Orleans- What a disappointment, eh? Don’t expect a bounce-back against Nate Clements who slowed down Plaxico and held him without a touchdown for the first time all season last week.

And of course, a reminder to not play anyone on Atlanta, Dallas, Kansas City, Arizona, Seattle, and Baltimore. Good luck!

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Less teams on bye this week, so more players in the pot, but still issues to look at with your lineups this week. If you need help, or just aren’t sure of a match-up, look at using the following guys who could surprise and be productive this week.

QB

Kyle Boller, Baltimore- He’s actually been pretty steady as a starter over the last couple years filling in, so if you have to, against Buffalo isn’t a bad spot to do it.

Chad Pennington, NY Jets- He is still starting, and has a great opportunity for success this week against Cincinnati.

RB

Thomas Jones, NY Jets- Had a nice game last week and the Jets look ready to hand it to him more as the season rolls along. Expect a big game this week.

Maurice Drew, Jacksonville- He has awoken in the last couple games, and the Jaguars are starting to realize they are at their best when he gets touches. The Jags stampeded the Colts last year, MoDrew is definitely a must play this week.

LenDale White, Tennessee- Vince Young may not play so the Titans will look to rely on the running game more. White has scored in three of his last four games.

Jerious Norwood, Atlanta- He’s still only getting about 10 touches a game, but as the season continues that number should rise as his home run ability needs to be more on display.

WR

Lee Evans, Buffalo- You may have him buried on your bench, but coming off a bye, the Bills have discussed throwing it his way more, and with Chris McAllister out for the Ravens, look for a big score this week.

Marty Booker, Miami- He’ll be the early beneficiary of the Chris Chambers trade, and with a blowout on the horizon this Sunday, Miami will be passing often.

Bobby Engram, Seattle- The Rams come to town and the Seahawks are coming off a butt kicking. When you struggle, you lean on those you trust. Matt Hasselbeck’s #1 guy will be Engram on Sunday afternoon.

Amani Toomer, NY Giants- As you saw last week, with a stud corner on one side, he was targeted more. Ditto this week against the Niners.

You might want to avoid the following guys this week, if you can come up with a suitable replacement.

QB

Donavon McNabb, Philadelphia- Struggled last week against a pathetic Jets team, so I am not expecting much against the Bears.

Jay Cutler, Denver- I’d rather not against the Steelers. Pittsburgh saw how the blitz-happy scheme of the Chargers attacked him two weeks ago.

RB

Adrian Peterson, Minnesota- Almost sounds blasphemous after last weeks incredible performance to have him here, but the Dallas run defense is solid and they will focus all their attention on AD. By the way, barring injury this guy is already a top 5 RB talent in the league.

Marshawn Lynch, Buffalo- Not a good week for the rookie runners. I wouldn’t play him if I didn’t have to against the Ravens.

WR

Hines Ward, Pittsburgh- Coming off an injury and going against Champ Bailey.

Marques Colston, New Orleans- Got into the endzone last week, but had only a couple yards. Really unacceptable for a guy with his draft status this season.

And remember not to play Green Bay, San Diego, Cleveland, or Carolina players this week…it’s their bye!

Good luck this week!

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Don’t let the bye week throw a monkey wrench in your lineup. These are some guys you need to get into your lineup somehow if you can.

QB

Steve McNair, Baltimore- He’s been putting the ball up a lot this year, and with 6 teams off this week, he’s definitely a must play against the sorry-a$$ Rams defense.

Damon Huard, Kansas City- Appears he’ll start, and if he does you have to consider him against the Bengals secondary minus a starting corner.

RB

Jason Wright and/or Jerome Harrison, Cleveland- They are likely to split carries if Jamal Lewis can’t play, but they go against Miami so they should have an opportunity to put up numbers.

Monitor situations with Kenny Watson (Cin), Sammy Morris (NE), Dominic Rhodes (Oak), and Derrick Ward (NYG) with the injury status of the starters ahead of them.

WR

Jerry Porter, Oakland- I have a feeling the Raiders are going to have to put it up early and often to keep up with the Chargers and Porter’s size will benefit him against the San Diego corners, who are on the small-side.

Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City- He is actually in the top 15 for all WR right now and gets a great match-up versus Cincy.

Braylon Edwards, Cleveland- I mention his name because if you have him and haven’t been starting him, you must be either loaded at WR or dumb. Get him in and leave him in.

The Jets and Eagles starting wide-outs are all good plays. Also strongly consider Derrick Mason is collecting a ton of catches (great for reception leagues) and even look at Mark Clayton and Demetrius Williams of Baltimore.

Andre Davis, Houston- He is getting a ton of looks over the last couple weeks and he actually resembles the talented player he was at Virginia Tech. He isn’t a bad play until Andre Johnson and Jacoby Jones return from injury.

If you are desperate, consider Nate Burleson and Bobby Engram who will start of the Seahawks this week.

There aren’t many top shelf guys to recommend benching on a week where six teams are on their bye, but here are a few to think about benching if you have a suitable replacement.

QB

Gus Frerotte, St. Louis- Wouldn’t suggest playing him with a beat up offensive line, and no Issac Bruce against the Ravens.

Vince Young, Tennessee- He really struggled last week, and I think he’ll be fine over the season, but the Bucs in Tampa wouldn’t be a good spot for him to bounce back.

RB

Ahman Green, Houston- He’s coming back this week, but you might want to keep him on your bench.

LaMont Jordan, Oakland- He may play, he may not, but based on Larry Johnson’s 12 yard effort last week, you might want to keep him reserved.

WR

Brandon Jones, Tennessee- See Vince Young.

Santana Moss and Antwan Randle-El, Washington- Moss is coming back from injury, and Randle-El had an amazing first half last week before getting hurt, but the Packers corners are pretty good.

And of course, don’t forget not to play anyone on Buffalo, Denver, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Detroit, or San Francisco.

Good Luck!

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These are some guys you should look at playing this week with bye weeks still rolling in.

QB

Joey Harrington, Atlanta- Talk about lighting a fire under someone. That’s what the signing of Byron Leftwich did in this case. Two straight solid starts and a chance to make it three against the Titans.

Jason Campbell, Washington- The Lions have been opportunistic if not good defensively which is good for the quarterbacks they face, and good for their defense in fantasy football as well.

RB

Michael Pittman, Tampa Bay- If the Bucs keep it close, they’ll have to grind it out on the ground. The Colts are without Rob Morris, and possibly Bob Sanders.

Ladell Betts, Washington- If you are in a pinch, or have Portis, you have to monitor this situation into the weekend, and Betts may end up a good play despite his slow start.

Keep an eye on Ron Dayne, Kenton Keith, and Selvin Young who may end up as nice plays this week because of injuries to starters.

WR

Antwaan Randle-El, Washington- With Santana Moss banged up with a groin problem; he’ll get a lot more looks this weekend.

Anthony Gonzalez, Indianapolis- If Harrison can’t go, he’ll step into the starting lineup. All he has to do is get open, Manning will find him.

Marty Booker, Miami- The Texans have issues at safety and with Dunta Robinson getting the job on Chris Chambers, Booker could be in for a good week.

Brandon Marshall, Denver- If you haven’t caught on yet, he’s pretty good and gets another favorable matchup this week.

Mark Clayton, Baltimore- He’s been battling an ankle injury all year and is just now getting back healthy and can breakout this week as Nate Clements clings to Derrick Mason.

You might want to look at benching these guys this week if you can find a better matchup on your bench.

QB

Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle- The Steelers have a great pass defense, and have enough team speed to contain Shaun Alexander with their front seven.

Phillip Rivers, San Diego- Just not what most people expected to see out of a guy who was a Pro-Bowler last year, and going against Champ Bailey and company won’t help.
And don’t play Marc Bulger, Alex Smith, or Jake Delhomme (all are hurt) and don’t mess with the either Cardinals QB until they figure out who that is.

RB

Brandon Jacobs, NY Giants- Don’t get all excited just yet that he is back. I wouldn’t expect too much yardage-wise in this one against the Jets.

Clinton Portis, Washington- A sprained knee? Really. They just now figured this out and the Skins were coming off a bye-week. Sounds fishy to me.

Cedric Benson, Chicago- He is actually slowly, but surely phasing himself out in the windy city by his girly running style and the fact he keeps putting the ball on the ground.

WR

Derrick Mason, Baltimore- Off to a good start, but Nate Clements will eat his lunch Sunday.

Vincent Jackson, San Diego- He has dropped a couple of touchdowns this year or his stats wouldn’t look so busted, but he isn’t going to bounce back and the Bronco’s secondary.

Darrell Jackson, San Francisco- The only 49er’s player that you are allowed to play this week is Frank Gore, and even that would cause some pause against Baltimore.

And of course don’t play anyone on Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Oakland, and Minnesota.
Good luck to all this week!

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Look at bring these guys off your bench or picking them up off the waiver wire for a big boost to your lineup this week.

QB

Chad Pennington, NY Jets- Looked pretty good last week, quieting down the Kellen Clemens backers at least for a week and now he’ll get to feast on a beat up Buffalo defense.

Brian Griese, Chicago- Off the bench, and right into your fantasy lineup. Not promising McNabb-type numbers, but to say the Lions looked shaky last week would be an understatement.

Daunte Culpepper, Oakland- You know Daunte wants to get his roll on in Miami really, really bad. His first start could be a nice one.

RB

Samkon Gado, Houston- Unless you trust Ron Dayne to stay healthy…I don’t. Dayne is dinged, and Ahman Green was injured last week and may see limited time. Atlanta’s run defense was run down last week by the Panthers.

DeShaun Foster, Carolina- Has really played well this year, and although the Bucs dominated the Rams, Steven Jackson did tally 100 yards.

WR

Shaun McDonald and Mike Furrey, Detroit- With the Bears minus ¾ of their original starting secondary and with Calvin Johnson recovering from a bruised back, get these guys in your lineup ASAP.

Santonio Holmes and Nate Washington, Pittsburgh- Doesn’t look like Hines Ward will make it, so look for these two guys to shoulder the load.

Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City- If you haven’t picked up on him, take notice. He gets a weak Chargers secondary, and with San Diego presumably having a lead, KC will be playing catch-up meaning more opportunities for their top WR.

Patrick Crayton, Dallas- If you watched last week, he had the dropsies, but the key to fantasy success is opportunity. He is still the starter, and Romo will still come back to him. And come on, they are playing the Rams.

Jerricho Cotchery, NY Jets- Many of you probably play him, but if you don’t, you might want to look at getting him in there this week.

Reggie Brown, Philadelphia- Don’t give up, he’ll do something for you this week.

Sit these guys, or suffer the consequences.

QB

Nobody actually jumps out, a lot because of the bye weeks diminishing the talent pool, but be wary of starting Jake Delhomme or Marc Bulger who may be scratched by weekend time, but both are iffy starts with injuries.

RB

Jamal Lewis, Cleveland- He’ll be fired up for his old team, and then he’ll get you about 10 carries for 23 yards and you’ll wonder why you started him.

Travis Henry, Denver- Comes off a bad week, and if the Colts jump on top of the Broncos, which they have in this series recent history in the dome, that would eliminate Henry from any sort of good week.

Larry Johnson, Kansas City- Now, I understand the bye week may come into play and you’ll have no choice, but I told you to trade him two weeks ago, and I also told you not to draft him at all!

WR

Lee Evans, Buffalo- QB Trent Edwards, yeah….don’t think so.

Deion Branch, Seattle- Look at the numbers of the top receivers Nate Clements has gone up against so far. Fitzgerald, Holt, and Ward have done nothing. He’s been worth every penny.

AND DON’T FORGET…
Anyone on Jacksonville, New Orleans, Tennessee, or Washington- If you aren’t paying attention, it’s these teams bye weeks. Don’t screw the pooch on your lineups this early in the season.

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If you have these guys, you might want to look to your bench for a better option!

QB

Matt Leinart, Arizona- Cardinals have shown strong desire to establish the run this season and it is hurting the former Heisman Trophy winner’s fantasy hopes. Taking on the Ravens kills him, for this week.

Tony Romo, Dallas- The Bears defense is a reason to sit almost anyone, which includes you Tony.

Jay Cutler, Denver- The Jaguars aren’t a 1-1 team because of their pass defense, which is statistically one of the best in the league. Sit the 2nd year pro this week who is off to an ordinary start anyway.

RB

Julius Jones, Dallas- Find someone else for your flex position or number two back because while Marion Barber is a decent play, it’s because he’ll get goal line carries. Jones is a definite no-no this week.

Jamal Lewis, Cleveland- The Raiders are stout on defense, and last week most definitely was a fluke against the Bungles.

Ronnie Brown, Miami- At this point, in a committee situation, and a struggling offense you should attempt to deal him, and he should be on your bench.

WR

Darrell Jackson, San Francisco- The Steelers secondary is off to a terrific start and D-Jax can’t seem to get healthy. Sit him until further notice.

Vincent Jackson, San Diego- The Chargers have faced an incredibly difficult early season schedule, and the Packers will present a challenge to the young Jackson who is struggling to emerge as many projected.

Matt Jones, Jacksonville- Or any Jaguars wide receiver against Denver.

Some the following guys are sitting on your bench or maybe even free agents. Think about getting the following guys in your lineup this week.

QB

Jeff Garcia, Tampa Bay- He’s coming off a strong effort and takes on a weak Rams secondary. Don’t expect huge numbers, but numbers better than a lot this week.

Josh McCown, Oakland- Well, who would have thought Derek Anderson? Ironically, or not, the Raiders face Anderson and his Browns defense which yielded 400 yards and 6 touchdowns to Carson Palmer.

RB

Ahman Green, Houston- The Texans will lean heavily on Green this week playing keep away from the Colts offense. Houston beat Indy at the end of last year with a great rushing game. I don’t think they’ll win, but running the ball is the only way they stay close.

LenDale White, Tennessee- It may flip flop each week, but White appears more likely to get red zone looks and against the Saints struggling D it’s a good match-up.

Thomas Jones, NY Jets- Dolphins run defense has been a little shaky. Look for Jones to snap out of his early season funk as he is finally starting to feel healthy.

WR

Muhsin Muhammad, Chicago- The Cowboys have put up a ton of points, but have given up yards through the air making Moose a nice pick this week.

Brandon Jones, Tennessee- That Jason David signing hasn’t worked out that well, at least not for the Saints. Reggie Wayne and Joey Galloway are fans though.

Ronald Curry and Jerry Porter, Oakland- Not expecting Bengals numbers from these guys against the Browns, but they could be a nice addition to your lineup.

Jacoby Jones, Houston- No Andre Johnson means Jones gets his first start as a rookie. He was one of my preseason sleepers and now gets a chance to show off his stuff. A lot of passing late in the game could pad his stats against the Colts.

Drew Carter, Carolina- DeAngelo Hall will match-up (or attempt to) with Steve Smith meaning the Panthers make look Carter’s way more than usual.

Good luck this week!

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