Made a bit of a splash with his return last week, but as is often the case it was due to his running ability. Without the rushing yards he'd have been a fantasy flop. He'll get his chances this week but the Colts have the ability and schemes on defense to limit Vick into a borderline starter at best this week.

The Colts have had trouble this year stopping power running backs like Duckett. But with Vick back his opportunities are limited. He'll likely top out at 15-18 carries a game. His scoring opportunities will also decrease as Vick will be used more at the goal-line now.

Price proved to be the main wideout target in Vick's return but the two failed to connect more than they succeeded. Price will struggle to get open this week against the zone coverage schemes thrown at him by the Colts.

Vick is definitely looking his way and his ability to get down the seam and put pressure on the Colts' struggling safeties will bode well this week.

Just start him.

The Titans lack of secondary depth should provide Shaw with some matchup advantages in the Bills' 3-WR sets.

Saw his TD streak stop at four games last week, but he remains the only viable down field target other than Mason. As with Mason, will have a tough matchup this week with the very strong Buffalo corners.

The Chiefs defense seems to get worse with each passing week. Still isn't enough to move Harrington into starter status.

Bryson leads the team with 51 catches this season and his eight grabs last week shows that the Lions continue to attempt to move the ball with the short passing game. Look for more of the same this week as they look to keep the Chiefs offense off the field as much as possible. If your league rewards points for catches then Bryson remains a decent option. If not, then he doesn't.

Barely able to play last week due to the lingering back problems. Stay away.

If you are looking to Schroeder the rest of this season you are officially scraping the bottom of the fantasy barrel.

Davis is expected to give it a go this week but will not be 100%. Look for Hollings to still get some carries and for the running game to struggle.

Ditto.

The Texans will likely try to stop the Bucs passing attack with their base 3-4 defense that will crowd the short and intermediate routes, forcing tight throws by Johnson. May prevent a big game, but not his typical performance.

In another of the many mysterious happenings down in Tampa this season, Pittman appears to be falling out of favor. His carries have decreased over the past two weeks as Jones' take an upswing. He's also not making up for it in the passing game. The swiss cheese Houston run defense would be a great matchup, but Pittman can't be relied on anymore, ...

With Leftwich under pressure all day the passing game will be very limited, leaving little fantasy impact for Smith, ...

The bad weather shouldn't be a problem this weekend, but the lack of a running game due to the increasingly ferocious Jaguar defense will be. He'll likely struggle. Check this out. In Brady's last four away games he's thrown nine TDs, in his last four home game, zero.

Still struggling through the leg injury and the ball is being spread around too much for him to warrant any fantasy attention.

Continues to be the most consistent WR since Brown went down with the leg injury. But there remains little upside with Branch due to way the Patriots are spreading the ball around.

Chicago lacks much of a pass rush (league low 14 sacks) and they'll be hesitant to blitz and leave single coverage on the perimeter. So Culpepper should have plenty of time in the pocket this week.

Remain bit players in the Culpepper-to-Moss show.

When the QB stinks there's no need to look beyond the #1 WR on a team.

Has the only 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.

Guess that early season rest is paying off in December after all. A season high 27 carries last week and his first 100 yard game. He's scored in three of the past four games. Bettis owners should be licking their chops at him visiting the league's worst run defense this week. Note however that the Jets have done better this season against straight-ahead power runners.

Okay, that's two weeks in a row that Burress has come through, thanks to his first score since week two last week. The Jets secondary is solid but his size advantage push him into the borderline start category.

Won't face the stiff press coverage he did last week and will have more room to run. The Jets will likely stick to the controlled, short passing game they moved towards a few weeks back. The result has been fewer big play opportunities for Moss.

Maybe his career day last week against the terrible Cardinals broke the ice for Garcia. Maybe he's just finally close to healthy. Whatever the case it had to be rewarding to any fantasy owners that stuck with him this season. It won't come so easily against the Bengals this week, but if the offense can keep it's groove on Garcia is worth some attention.

Going into last week Kitna was one of the hottest fantasy QBs. The Ravens put a stop to that. The Niners apply decent pressure on the quarterback, but if Kitna can get enough time in the pocket the down field opportunities will be there.