May be a great talent, but the team is falling apart around him. He can't be expected to shoulder the entire offense and help your fantasy team, especially against a Tampa team that seems to have rediscovered how to play a little defense.

About the only thing you can be sure of this week for the Falcons is that they will run Duckett. However, the Bucs are improving on defense and the Falcon offensive line is in shambles. So don't expect much.

Caught only one of the eight balls thrown his way last week. Price may be the main man in the passing game, but right now that isn't saying much. His speed may present a few down field opportunities this week.

There were plenty of opportunities for Crumpler last week against the Colts' cover-2. Vick did a poor job of finding his tight end when in trouble. That must improve this week against the similar Tampa schemes for Crumpler to have any value.

The Bucs have turned more to the run of late since pass protection continues to be a problem. They are completing under 20 passes a game over the past five games. Only 4 TDs in that time also. The fact that the Falcons' pass defense is the worst in the NFL gives Johnson some upside, but with the running game in high gear he won't be called on as much.

Seven carries in the past two games (both wins). The season's over for Pittman for fantasy purposes.

The Chiefs are a solid matchup for Culpepper, but the running game may dominate given KC's ineptitude in run defense. Still, there should be enough production in this high scoring game for CPep to warrant a fantasy start.

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

Brady is rarely going to give you elite QB type numbers and six times this season he's gone TD-less in a game. The Jets pose a stiff challenge this week as they play solid pass defense and have allowed only 11 TDs, a league low. Troy Brown's healthy return however provides just enough of a boost to push Brady into starter status this week.

Slides back into the #3 spot with the return of Brown. That combined with the emergence of TE Graham make Givens an option to be avoided now.

The Pats continue to spread the ball around to all four receivers, the TE and backs. As a result it's rare that more than one wideout has a solid fantasy game. So the upside just isn't going to be there consistently for Branch now that Brown is back.

Was held to a single catch in week three against New England. Both teams are very different now but that won't result in much of a change in Moss' chances as the Jets are struggling through the air and the Pats secondary has improved.

Not a lot of deep analysis here. The OL is in tatters and the Ravens are coming to town. Couch will be lucky to just finish the game.

A battered offensive line, a touch defensive opponent and a rookie running back (Suggs) itching to get some work. Avoid White and the Browns' running game this week.

Northcutt remains the most dangerous option in the Browns' passing game due to his speed. Couch won't have much time in the pocket however and the Ravens bring a young but aggressive secondary to bear.

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

The Bengals must have success running the ball in order to pull the Rams out of their cover-2 zones and open up the passing game. The Rams aren't great run stoppers so the odds of that occurring are about 50-50. Those are Kitna's odds of having a good game as well.

The Panthers aren't a great pass defense, but the Lions aren't even a good passing offense. There's also a good chance that the team will want to get a look at backup Mike McMahon these last two games.

Bryson will likely continue seeing playing time on passing downs, but his carries are going to take a serious drop now as the team gets a look at their rookie Pinner. It's a shame since Bryson is coming off his best rushing game of the season.

Coming off his best fantasy performance of the season and now the team is going to start tinkering with their QB and other positions.

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

Age or overuse could be taking it's toll as Davis doesn't seem to have the same burst he had at the start of the year. The ankle and knee tweaks he suffered last week may give the Panthers an excuse to rest him this weekend. He may only play sparingly.

Outside the Dallas game three weeks ago Fiedler has been forgettable as a fantasy QB since his return. It's not going to get any better against another solid defense and the cold in Buffalo.

Ricky's best effort (153 yards, TD) came in week three against these Bills. But he appears to be wearing down slightly and the Bills' defense is much improved since that meeting.

Last week McMichael finally took advantage of his matchup and in one game topped his production from the previous five combined. The potential for a repeat is not high thanks to the strong play of SS Lawyer Milloy.

This week does not bring the matchup advantage he enjoyed last week as the nickel coverage unit of the Dolphins is very solid.

Will make his second start on Sunday, and he'll be fortunate to have it go as well as his first.

Has scored only three TDs this year and his rushing numbers get worse with each passing week. The injury depleted offensive line will be no match for the Dallas aggressive front. The Giants will have no choice but to turn to Barber due to all the receiver injuries and a rookie at QB. Just don't expect too much from his effort.

Since being torched on Thanksgiving CB Mario Edwards has given his opponents much more cushion to protect against being burned deep. Toomer still has the ability to occasionally produce fantasy worthy numbers but that has happened only twice over the last seven weeks. To make it three in eight he will have to take advantage on underneath routes.

If Hilliard even makes in on the field this week he will not be close to 100%. With Palmer at the helm you should forget Hilliard for the rest of the season.

After Carter's worst two game stretch this season he gets a break this week in the form of the Giants. New York lost another corner last week and this injury depleted secondary is ripe for the picking. Look for Carter to bounce back this week and rediscover his wideouts and tight end.

It's December and Parcells loves to run the ball. The Cowboys have racked up 71 carries in the past two games with Hambrick getting 33 of those last week. Look for more of the same this week against a Giants' defense that spiraling further down the drain each week.

Even though the passing game should get it going this weekend, Galloway has been a major disappointment since week three and should be avoided.

Due to injury the Giants are starting corners that would be backups on most teams. Glenn's speed should have them running for their life all afternoon.

Could surprise, but we've been waiting on that since week two. Most likely to see not much better than his 2-35 season average.