Has been on a nice run and bounced back last week from his only bad game in the past five weeks. But he suffered a concussion last week and the Rams have the ability to limit Engram out of the slot as they use FS Aeneas Williams in coverage of those underneath routes.

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Here we go again. Back to Couch. It's playoff time in most leagues so steer clear of this situation. You never know. Couch could easily stink up the joint and be replaced by Holcomb.

White will replace the injured Jackson for the remainder of the season. The battered OL lost another starter Monday night, continuing to take a toll on the Browns' ability to run the ball with any consistency. They are near the bottom of the league in most rushing categories. Those struggles will likely continue this week against the Broncos who, despite numerous injuries and lineup changes, remain a top 5 run defense.

Northcutt remains dangerous due to his speed and is getting the most looks in the passing attack right now. Problem is that Couch isn't likely to have much time in the pocket this week behind an OL decimated by injury.

The ball is being spread around too much for Davis or ...

With McCaffrey back Lelie has shifted into the slot, where he should find matchup advantages most weeks against nickel coverage. This is one of those weeks against a Cleveland secondary that lacks depth due to injury. Hasn't had more than two catches since the bye four weeks ago but could surprise Sunday with a big play or two.

Despite Carter's improvements this season he has struggled of late due to the stiffer competition and his inability to make opponents pay for blitzing him. The Redskins have problems applying pressure and do turn to the blitz to help. It tends to be mostly ineffective however and Carter has a chance to bounce back a bit this week.

The Cowboys ran the ball 32 times last week. Unfortunately Hambrick only got 17 of those, the rest going to Anderson and the surprising Bickerstaff. This would be a great matchup against the Skins if Hambrick was "the man" in Dallas. But the more likely scenario is a continued sharing of the load.

As Carter's struggles grow so does the inconsistency of both Galloway and ...

... Glenn. The solid corners for the Skins don't indicate that will change much this week. Glenn's last touchdown came against Washington in week nine, so maybe there's some hope in that.

Typically fairs well when both Galloway and Glenn are limited by solid coverage, like he did in his last meeting with the Redskins, one of his two five catch games this year.

The "other" Hasselbeck gets the reins for the rest of the season. He's played well enough to keep the Skins competitive, but he offers little in the way of fantasy. This week he'll see an array of blitz and stunt looks from Dallas that will likely lead to a long day.

Interesting factoid: This season Green averages over 25 carries a game at home and only 19 a game on the road.

What has been a disappointing season for Driver owners took it's worst turn with last week's 1 catch - 4 yard performance.

Broke out of what has been a season long slump last week with a team leading seven catches. May finally get it going. A good thing given Driver's under performing each week.

Leads all receivers in touchdowns with seven but his catch totals leave a lot to be desired for fantasy owners. Over the past eight games he's averaging only two catches per. Too many options and too few passes to go around.

Welcome my friend. Step on into the fire.

The injury depleted offensive line and new QB don't help his case, but Barber remains the only Giant player worth any fantasy consideration. With Palmer at QB they will likely turn Barber's way a bit more this week and the Saints do not stop the run well at all.

Still has the ability to occasionally produce fantasy worthy numbers. Has a chance to get it done this week as the New Orleans' corners are a liability in the red-zone due to Toomer's great size advantage.

Very banged up and hasn't scored since week nine.

Despite his opportunities with the injuries to starter Stallworth, Pathon is having a forgettable second half of the season.

Fiedler is a fairly mobile QB, but his re-injured knee will limit him this week. Against a blitz-crazed Eagle defense with excellent man coverage, that will likely either force hurried throws or cause him to hold on to the ball too long because of tight coverage. Don't expect a good night from Fiedler.

The Eagles continue to be soft against the run. You can expect a heavy dose of Run Ricky, Run Monday night.

McMichael has not put up the numbers his owners were expecting upon Fiedler's return to the starting lineup even though matchups have been to his advantage. He hasn't scored since week eight and has only five catches with Fiedler back.