Went off for 160 yards and a TD in week two against the Lions, and that was before the Pack really got the running game going.

Getting the most attention in a limited passing game. With the dominance of the Packer running game Driver is getting few chances to produce. Hasn't seen the end-zone since week five.

Ditto for Ferguson. Has been over 36 yards receiving only twice this season. Did score last week, but it was his first since week two.

Made a splash with his single catch last week, but that makes only four in the past three games. Until there is some consistent production from Favre to Walker, he's bench material.

May have a future with Detroit, but with NO talent around him on offense, the future is NOT now.

Bryson's best chance to help fantasy owners was last week. But in a close game against a Viking defense giving up an average of 221 yards rushing in their past three games, he flopped with only 21 yards on eight carries. The Pack aren't that good at stopping the run, but at this point it doesn't really matter for Bryson owners.

Has scored in each of the last two games and has achieved fantasy relevance by attrition due to injuries. About the best you can say about Hakim at this point is that he's just about all Harrington has to throw to.

Had 44 yards receiving last week, his second-highest total of the season. Has had trouble staying healthy and had sit out some of last week's game with a concussion.

Say what you will about Fiedler, he remains one of the winningest active quarterbacks in the NFL. That doesn't typically translate consistently into fantasy value however, and surely won't this week against the stiff Cowboy pass defense.

With no running game last week Carter stepped up and had one of the better games of his career with the offense squarely on his shoulders. Is he up for a repeat in this short week against the Dolphins' run defense? Hard to tell as he's shown week-to-week inconsistencies in the past.

The running game continues to struggle as Hambrick has now averaged under 2.6 YPC in four of the past five games. Expect more of the same this week against another of the league's toughest run defenses.

Hey, was that Galloway I saw in the end-zone last week? Yeah, I think it was. Could mean nothing as the Cowboys had to turn to the passing game against Carolina. Or it could mean something as he's healthy now and back to being a viable part of the passing game after a seven week absence. Odds are it'll be both this week against another stingy run defense.

Look for more passing in this matchup and just like last week for Glenn to be the biggest benefactor.

With 44 passes thrown last week Bryant was only able to pull in two.

A straight-line speed receiver that is most effective when he has a QB that can (and is willing) to wait in the pocket for him to clear in deep patterns. Does that sound even remotely like Stewart?

Five catches for 32 yards in the past three games.

Looked fairly sharp in his return to action last week against a solid Titan defense, but nearly half of his effort went to Dunn. The Texans do however provide a much better matchup this week. Johnson could surprise with another decent fantasy performance.

Just what the fantasy doctor ordered for Davis, who's been getting the carries (50) but averaging only 2.7 YPC in the last two games. There may not be a team playing worse against the run right now than the Falcons.

#3 WR in a bad passing attack being run by the backup QB again this week.

... Shaw with the offensive line and Bledsoe playing so poorly.

His numbers have been terrible in two of the past three games and he looked somewhat shell-shocked Monday night against Tampa. Getting Shockey back will help, but the Giants are completely out of sync in the passing game. No pass protection, hurt receivers dropping balls, etc, etc. Not a good option this week.

No one will be happier to see Shockey back in the lineup than Barber. With Shockey back to open up the field and keep SS Lawyer Milloy off the line, Barber will have more room to run.

The typically sure-handed Toomer looked out-of -sorts Monday night. He will have a good change to redeem himself this week. The Bills' corners are very physical, but when matched up against the 5'-9" Winfield he'll have a significant height advantage.

Not only is he being slowed by injury problems, but he does not match up will against physical cornerbacks like Clements and Winfield.

Look for more of the spread offense the Steelers hate, and for another fine performance from Kitna this week.

Two catches for 16 yards last week. Still waiting...

Even with Moss hobbled, Burleson and Campbell are afterthoughts in the offense. Through eleven games they have only a combined 38 catches between them.

Brady is hitting a nice late season groove, his offensive line is providing him with excellent protection and the running game is improving. Brady has a great feel for hitting soft spots against cover 2 schemes like the Colts' and his healthy receivers this week have pretty decent matchups.

Missed his third game last week. Due to the early nature of this report this week, some injury situations are going to be unknown. This is one of them. If you turn in early lineups this week avoid both Brown and Givens as neither may play this week.

Should again see extra looks as the top WR due to all the injuries. Branch is a great matchup against the soft zone coverages Indy play and his run after-the-catch abilities could result in a few big plays.

Seems to be close to 100% recovered from the hamstring injury. A great matchup this week with "The (Ty) Law", who is dinged up as well. They will likely play to a draw and Harrison will get his numbers.