Has scored twice in the last three weeks. Has also totaled more than 60 receiving yards only twice this season. At best White is a borderline starting option in leagues that start more than 2 WRs.

Put up the first 100 yard receiving game by a Bear this season. His size makes him a good target, but he lacks top-notch speed and suffers from typical rookie inconsistency.

Last time these two teams met Green rushed for 176 yards and 2 TDs.

Continues to get the most attention in the Pack's limited passing game. With the dominance of the Packer running game Driver is getting few chances to produce and hasn't crossed the goal-line since week five.

Continues to be a non-factor, unless his 3 catch for 30 yard average is to your liking.

Walker's only value the past two weeks has been two long TD catches. That's not something you want to rely on each week.

Kitna is one of the hottest fantasy QBs right now, but with only a few exceptions the Ravens defense has forced sub-par games out of each of it's opponents. Fortunately one of those exceptions was Kitna's 274 yard, 3 TD effort in week seven.

Carter has obviously improved this season, but as the Cowboys are in the midst of their toughest stretch he's shown he still struggles with the blitz. The Eagles are one of the league's best at applying pressure through the blitz. Don't look for Carter to be your starter this week.

The Eagles are surprisingly weak against the run (160 YPG over the last six), especially up the middle where Hambrick is the most effective. While Hambrick has been just awful the past month, look for him to get over 20 carries and have a solid game this week.

With Carter struggling to beat the blitz and the Philly secondary improving each week, this isn't a week you want to rely on the emerging Galloway, or ...

... the inconsistent Glenn.

With Galloway and Glenn likely to struggle, Bryant's matchup with nickel corner Terrell Buckley may give Carter his best receiving option outside of his TE.

Will be leaned on heavily as Carr will not be 100%. Unfortunately neither will Davis. He'll be battling a quad bruise and mild ankle sprain this week. Throw in facing the league's #2 run defense and it's likely time to move Davis to your bench for a week.

... the ineffective Gaffney.

Pulled in a season high 10 passes last week and that trend should continue as Leftwich is learning to rely on his elite receiver and the Houston secondary will struggle all day to keep up with this old-timer.

The Titans just don't have an answer for Harrison this week.

Still only the #2 option at WR, but has scored a TD in four straight games.

The Steelers secondary has proven to be vulnerable all season, but with Rice now at an obvious physically disadvantage they can limit his effectiveness with bracket coverages using press coverage at the line and zone help over the top.

Ditto for Brown.

Porter should have his usual advantage matched up against nickel coverage. Problem is, with Mirer under center there just isn't much passing going on. And when there is, it's not very good.

The tight end appears to be a forgotten position in the Oakland offense.

Hey, was that a Burress sighting on Sunday? I believe it was. He put up his first 100 yard game since week TWO, but still hasn't scored since then. Against the solid Oakland corners, Burress' huge size advantage should give Maddox some openings in the passing game.

The Chargers have allowed a whopping 28 passing TDs this season, but it's likely that most fantasy teams have much surer options at QB that will prevent them from taking a chance on Harrington this week.

Another good opportunity for Bryson to help fantasy owners. The Chargers can't stop anything and if Bryson can get the carries he can produce this week. The downside is the frustrating and unexpected lack of touches at times. But last week's 20 is a positive sign.

Averaging 6-60 over the last three games and has scored twice. Will see solid press coverage from CB Quentin Jammer but Hakim's quickness will help him do some damage underneath.

This may be one of Schroeder's last chances for success this season. But if you're looking to him for help you're in trouble.

After scoring four TDs in three weeks Engram disappeared last week, getting lost as the starting WRs took center stage. Should bounce back this week as he's very adapt at finding the soft spots in zone coverages. Especially weak zone coverages like the Vikings'.

Has thrown for over 300 yards in three of the last four games. Too bad he's thrown for only a single or no touchdown in three of the past four games also. The opportunities may be limited this week, but they will be there if the running game is clicking.

For the most part Burleson and Campbell remain an afterthought in the Vikings passing game. The Seattle secondary has the depth and talent to shut these two down.