May see a few extra passes if Muhammad doesn't play, but mostly a non-factor in a run oriented offense.

May see some extra looks as the Saints will run more 2-WR sets with the likely absence of Stallworth.

Couch is likely back to the bench and Holcomb returns as the starter. Before anyone gets too excited lets not forget that prior to the injury Holcomb was fairly ineffective. Starting decision won't be made official until game-time.

Scored his first touchdown of the season last week and has joined KJ as a receiver at least somewhat reliable to fantasy owners. He's a tough start however as the Browns continue to spread the ball in the passing game.

His speed will serve him well this week as the Browns' CB Anthony Henry has trouble staying with quick receivers in the open field.

Returned strong from his injury last week. Look for more of the same against the Browns.

Despite the Bucs defensive slide, the wheels could fall off the Carter bandwagon this week. The line, running game and receivers just don't matchup well with the Bucs style of play. Look for Carter to struggle with his reads against the zone coverages and blitz.

Falling out of favor in big-D? Maybe. Only four catches in the past three games. Galloway excels in the vertical routes, which the Tampa Bay zone schemes are best at taking away. Don't expect a bounce back this week.

A more complete package than Galloway, who is mostly a burner. Emerging as the go-to receiver in the passing game. The most open part of the field when you play the Bucs is over the middle, Glenn's least favorite place to go.

The Cowboys won't run as many 3-WR sets this week against the aggressive Tampa Bay pass rush.

Carrying the load for Tampa now, but the running game just hasn't been the same since the loss of Alstott. Pittman will also be slowed by a hip pointer and the Cowboys bring the #2 rush defense to town, allowing only 75 YPG. Does remain very active in the passing attack.

Both Williams and Barlow will again be asked to step up this week due to the injuries in the WR corps. Don't expect much.

The Raven secondary can tend to give up big plays. Lelie has the opportunity for a few of those this week. One of Kanell's strengths is his arm. Look for a few deep balls.

Better suited to take advantage of nickel coverage than Schroeder was. For whatever that's worth.

White is a straight-line runner and struggles with his route running. The Lions' biggest surprise this year, CB Dre' Bly, will have little trouble shutting down the Bears' leading receiver.

Much more active with Chandler at the helm and should again have his moments this week while White is tied up on the other side.

The offensive line woes and turnovers continue to limit the Giants' offense and create inconsistency in Collins' production. Don't look for those problems to be solved this week in the fast and loud Metrodome as the Giants' line lost another starter last week.

The Vikings secondary doesn't match up all that well with either Toomer or ...

Giants nickel CB Ralph Brown has been a target in coverage all season. That will be the case again as he will be left in man coverage with Campbell thanks to the attention Moss will get.

Lead the way for all Seattle receivers last week which is a sign that they are beginning to open the offense up more with 3-WR sets. But with the typical advantage that Robinson and Jackson have on the outside, Engram isn't likely to duplicate that effort any time soon.

Showing improvement. Has never gone two games without an interception, but has only one in the past three games. Also has six TDs in those games.