1.	Antonio Gates	Vs. OAK
2.	Jacob Tamme	Vs. DAL
3.	Vernon Davis	@ GB
4.	Jason Witten	@ IND
5.	Kevin Boss	Vs. WAS
6.	Dustin Keller	@ NE
7.	Tony Gonzalez	@ TB
8.	Chris Cooley	@ NYG
9.	Todd Heap	Vs. PIT
10.	Marcedes Lewis	@ TEN
11.	Kellen Winslow	Vs. ATL
12.	Visanthe Shiancoe	Vs. BUF
13.	Joel Dreessen	@ PHI
14.	Greg Olsen	@ DET
15.	Brandon Pettigrew	Vs. CHI
16.	Tony Moeaki	Vs. DEN
17.	Aaron Hernandez	Vs. NYJ
18.	Heath Miller	@ BAL
19.	Zach Miller	@ SD
20.	Brent Celek	Vs. HOU
21.	Rob Gronkowski	Vs. NYJ
22.	Benjamin Watson	@ MIA
23.	Jermaine Gresham	Vs. NO
24.	Anthony Fasano	Vs. CLE
25.	Bo Scaife	Vs. JAC

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1.	Andre Johnson	@ PHI
2.	Dwayne Bowe	Vs. DEN
3.	Roddy White	@ TB
4.	Reggie Wayne	Vs. DAL
5.	Greg Jennings	Vs. SF
6.	Brandon Lloyd	@ KC
7.	DeSean Jackson	Vs. HOU
8.	Calvin Johnson	Vs. CHI
9.	Jeremy Maclin	Vs. HOU
10.	Larry Fitzgerald	Vs. STL
11.	Marques Colston	@ CIN
12.	Steve Johnson	@ MIN
13.	Terrell Owens	Vs. NO
14.	Santonio Holmes	@ NE
15.	Mike Wallace	@ BAL
16.	Miles Austin	@ IND
17.	Mike Williams (TB)	Vs. ATL
18.	Mario Manningham	Vs. WAS
19.	Dez Bryant	@ IND
20.	Percy Harvin	Vs. BUF
21.	Braylon Edwards	@ NE
22.	Santana Moss	@ NYG
23.	Hines Ward	@ BAL
24.	Michael Crabtree	@ GB
25.	Wes Welker	vs. NYJ
26.	Johnny Knox	@ DET
27.	Anquan Boldin	Vs. PIT
28.	Pierre Garcon	Vs. DAL
29.	Malcom Floyd	Vs. OAK
30.	Brandon Marshall	Vs. CLE
31.	Sidney Rice	Vs. BUF
32.	Blair White	Vs. DAL
33.	Davone Bess	Vs. CLE
34.	Chad Ochocinco	Vs. NO
35.	Steve Smith (CAR)	@ SEA
36.	Deion Branch	Vs. NYJ
37.	James Jones	Vs. SF
38.	Ben Obomanu	Vs. CAR
39.	Derrick Mason	Vs. PIT
40.	Mike Thomas	@ TEN
41.	Steve Breaston	Vs. STL
42.	Lance Moore	@ CIN
43.	Mike Sims-Walker	@ TEN
44.	Randy Moss	Vs. JAC
45.	Jacoby Ford	@ SD
46.	Donald Driver	Vs. SF
47.	Nate Washington	Vs. JAC
48.	Danny Amendola	@ ARI
49.	Nate Burleson	Vs. CHI
50.	Lee Evans	@ MIN

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1.	Adrian Peterson	Vs. BUF
2.	Peyton Hillis	@ MIA
3.	Steven Jackson	@ ARI
4.	Arian Foster	@ PHI
5.	Jamaal Charles	Vs. DEN
6.	Michael Turner	@ TB
7.	Maurice Jones-Drew	@ TEN
8.	Chris Johnson	Vs. JAC
9.	Matt Forte	@ DET
10.	LeSean McCoy	Vs. HOU
11.	Rashard Mendenhall	@ BAL
12.	LaDainian Tomlinson	@ NE
13.	Ahmad Bradshaw	Vs. WAS
14.	Darren McFadden	@ SD
15.	Knowshon Moreno	@ KC
16.	Mike Tolbert	Vs. OAK
17.	Fred Jackson	@ MIN
18.	Cedric Benson	Vs. NO
19.	Thomas Jones	Vs. DEN
20.	Ray Rice	Vs. PIT
21.	LeGarrette Blount	Vs. ATL
22.	Mike Goodson	@ SEA
23.	Felix Jones	@ IND
24.	Ronnie Brown	Vs. CLE
25.	Brian Westbrook	@ GB
26.	BenJarvus Green-Ellis	Vs. NYJ
27.	Shonn Greene	@ NE
28.	Brandon Jacobs	Vs. WAS
29.	Brandon Jackson	Vs. SF
30.	Jonathan Stewart	@ SEA
31.	Donald Brown	Vs. DAL
32.	Marshawn Lynch	Vs. CAR
33.	Joseph Addai	Vs. DAL
34.	Keiland Williams	@ NYG
35.	Ricky Williams	Vs. CLE
36.	Beanie Wells	Vs. STL
37.	Justin Forsett	Vs. CAR
38.	Chris Ivory	@ CIN
39.	Reggie Bush	@ CIN
40.	Anthony Dixon	@ GB
41.	Toby Gerhart	Vs. BUF
42.	Danny Woodhead	Vs. NYJ
43.	Maurice Morris	Vs. CHI
44.	Danny Woodhead	Vs. NYJ
45.	Tashard Choice	@ IND
46.	Tim Hightower	Vs. STL
47.	James Davis	@ NYG
48.	Ryan Mathews	Vs. OAK
49.	Cadillac Williams	Vs. ATL
50.	Willis McGahee	Vs. PIT

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1.	Michael Vick	Vs. HOU
2.	Peyton Manning	Vs. DAL
3.	Aaron Rodgers	Vs. SF
4.	Drew Brees	@ CIN
5.	Philip Rivers	Vs. OAK
6.	Kyle Orton	@ KC
7.	Tom Brady	Vs. NYJ
8.	Jay Cutler	@ DET
9.	Ben Roethlisberger	@ BAL
10.	Eli Manning	Vs. WAS
11.	Matt Cassel	Vs. DEN
12.	Matt Ryan	@ TB
13.	Ryan Fitzpatrick	@ MIN
14.	Mark Sanchez	@ NE
15.	Matt Schaub	@ PHI
16.	Josh Freeman	Vs. ATL
17.	Joe Flacco	Vs. PIT
18.	Sam Bradford	@ ARI
19.	David Garrard	@ TEN
20.	Carson Palmer	Vs. NO
21.	Donovan McNabb	@ NYG
22.	Matt Hasselbeck	Vs. CAR
23.	Chad Henne	Vs. CLE
24.	Jon Kitna	@ IND
25.	Troy Smith	@ GB

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Love

Jamaal Charles, RB, KC – The Broncos run defense is not quite as bad as Buffalo’s… but it is close!  They are currently ranked 30^th in the NFL and are allowing an average of 141 yards per game… and the Chiefs have the best rushing attack in the league.

Santonio Holmes, WR, NYJ – The Patriots’ secondary has done the unthinkable… fallen below the Texans in yards per game allowed.  Also, Brady and the Pats’ offense is firing on all cylinders… so Sanchez and the Jets will need to score a lot of points and move the ball primarily through the air in this game.

Michael Vick, QB, PHI – Vick goes against the Texans 31^st ranked pass defense and given his level of play over the course of the season, he is going to be my top ranked QB this week.

Mario Manningham, WR, NYG – The Redskins defense has fallen apart and the offense is not able to consistently produce points.  It looks as if Manningham will be the top receiver on the depth chart for New York this game and other than Kevin Boss, there is no one else Manning will trust near the end zone.

Mike Tolbert, RB, SD – With the Raiders 28^th ranked run defense at home for a match up, I have a good feeling that Tolbert will be able to put together his third straight 100 yard performance.  Tolbert also specializes in short yardage runs, so there is no one to vulture any TDs from him at the 1 yard line.

Jeremy Maclin, WR, PHI – Even though DeSean Jackson is on the top of the depth chart, Maclin has been remarkably consistent over the course of the fantasy season and the Texans are not able to stop people from passing on them.  I foresee a blowout performance by the Eagles in this game, who are looking to make a statement after a week 12 loss to the Bears.

Steven Jackson, RB, STL – The NFC West is up for grabs and with Frank Gore out for the year, the Rams are the team that is best equipped to make a run for the playoffs.  Why? Because of Jackson and his power-running style.  As for this week, the Cardinals are allowing an average of 24 fantasy points per game to opposing running backs.

Jay Cutler, QB, CHI – How can you not love Cutler after a 4 TD 0 INT performance against the Eagles last week, especially with a game against the Lions!  Detroit should be starting Drew Stanton at QB for this game and with the struggles of their running game, expect the Bears to win this one handily.

Reggie Wayne, WR, IND – The Colts have to get their season back on the right track.  Addai is going to be returning soon and Manning will have both of his trusted veterans back in place.  Wayne has not had very many big games this season, but he has been consistent and he has the trust of his QB.

Hate

Wes Welker, WR, NE – There is some talk that Revis might not be on Welker the entire game… how can this be true?  Who is a bigger threat at receiver than Welker for the Patriots? Exactly. Despite his recent turnaround, there is too much risk with starting Welker here.  Treat it as a test… if he can get decent production in this matchup, he is back to a must-start for the playoffs!

Cedric Benson, RB, CIN – With the defending super bowl champions coming to town this week, the Bengals are extremely likely to be playing from behind almost the entire game and Benson will be made irrelevant by the need to pass the ball.  This has been the story of his entire season.

Calvin Johnson, WR, DET – With the Lions down to their 3^rd QB for their week 13 matchup against the Bears, there is little chance that the Lions are able to play at a high level like they have all season.  The Bears will pressure Drew Stanton all game and it is very difficult to throw touchdown passes to your pro bowl wide receiver when you are lying on your back.  You still have to start Megatron, but lower your expectations.

Brian Westbrook, RB, SF – The 49ers have come out and said that they will not likely use Westbrook as the feature back for the rest of the way.  This is due to the fact that they are just one game back from leading their division and making the playoffs!  Westbrook would not be able to play at a high level with 25 or so carries a game into the playoffs and you can expect to see him share carries with Anthony Dixon.  The main reason for not liking Westbrook this week is their opponent however… I don’t see how the Packers lose back to back games when they host the 9ers this week.

Chad Ochocinco, WR, CIN – He is still just too risky to start.  The Bengals offense is in disarray and the defense is being dismantled by injuries.  The Saints are currently ranked 3^rd in the NFL at defending the pass, so the only Bengal receiver you should consider starting is TO unless you’re in a deep format or injury trouble.

Matt Schaub, QB, HOU – the Eagles were missing Asante Samuel last week in their loss to the Bears.  It appears as though he will be a go for the Thursday night game this week against Schaub and the Texans.  You should sit Schaub if you have a viable alternative, as Samuel is the ball hawk that completes this Eagles secondary.

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