1.	Greg Jennings	@ SD
2.	Wes Welker	Vs. NYG
3.	Hakeem Nicks	@ NE
4.	Roddy White	@ IND
5.	Mike Wallace	Vs. BAL
6.	Larry Fitzgerald	Vs. STL
7.	Andre Johnson	Vs. CLE
8.	Vincent Jackson	Vs. GB
9.	Miles Austin	Vs. SEA
10.	AJ Green	@ TEN
11.	Marques Colston	Vs. TB
12.	Dwayne Bowe	Vs. MIA
13.	Jeremy Maclin	Vs. CHI
14.	Dez Bryant	Vs. SEA
15.	Brandon Lloyd	@ ARI
16.	DeSean Jackson	Vs. CHI
17.	Brandon Marshall	@ KC
18.	Anquan Boldin	@ PIT
19.	Mario Manningham	@ NE
20.	Sidney Rice	@ DAL
21.	Santonio Holmes	@ BUF
22.	Jordy Nelson	@ SD
23.	Victor Cruz	@ NE
24.	Steve Johnson	Vs. NYJ
25.	Reggie Wayne	Vs. ATL
26.	Julio Jones	@ IND
27.	Michael Crabtree	@ WAS
28.	Pierre Garcon	Vs. ATL
29.	Mike Williams (TB)	@ NO
30.	Nate Washington	Vs. CIN
31.	Eric Decker	@ OAK
32.	Malcom Floyd	Vs. GB
33.	Lance Moore	Vs. TB
34.	Antonio Brown	Vs. BAL
35.	Jabar Gaffney	Vs. SF
36.	Deion Branch	Vs. NYG
37.	Plaxico Burress	@ BUF
38.	Darrius Heyward-Bey	Vs. DEN
39.	David Nelson	Vs. NYJ
40.	Jon Baldwin	Vs. MIA
41.	Braylon Edwards	@ WAS
42.	Doug Baldwin	@ DAL
43.	James Jones	@ SD
44.	Greg Little	@ HOU
45.	Kevin Walter	Vs. CLE
46.	Jacoby Ford	Vs. DEN
47.	Steve Breaston	Vs. MIA
48.	Early Doucet	Vs. STL
49.	Lance Moore	Vs. TB
50.	Denarius Moore	Vs. DEN

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1.	Antonio Gates	Vs. GB
2.	Jimmy Graham	Vs. TB
3.	Jason Witten	Vs. SEA
4.	Aaron Hernandez	Vs. NYG
5.	Owen Daniels	Vs. CLE
6.	Jermichael Finley	@ SD
7.	Rob Gronkowski	Vs. NYG
8.	Vernon Davis	@ WAS
9.	Fred Davis	Vs. SF
10.	Kellen Winslow	@ NO
11.	Dustin Keller	@ BUF
12.	Heath Miller	Vs. BAL
13.	Jake Ballard	@ NE
14.	Jermaine Gresham	@ TEN
15.	Tony Gonzalez	@ IND
16.	Dallas Clark	Vs. ATL
17.	Jared Cook	Vs. CIN
18.	Benjamin Watson	@ HOU
19.	Scott Chandler	Vs. NYJ
20.	Brent Celek	Vs. CHI
21.	Ed Dickson	@ PIT
22.	Daniel Fells	@ OAK
23.	Kevin Boss	Vs. DEN
24.	Lance Kendricks	@ ARI
25.	Todd Heap	Vs. STL

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1.	Mason Crosby	@ SD
2.	John Kasay	Vs. TB
3.	Sebastian Janikowski	Vs. DEN
4.	Dan Bailey	Vs. SEA
5.	David Akers	@ WAS
6.	Nick Novak	Vs. GB
7.	Neil Rackers	Vs. CLE
8.	Billy Cundiff	@ PIT
9.	Stephen Gostkowski	Vs. NYG
10.	Robbie Gould	@ PHI
11.	Ryan Succop	Vs. MIA
12.	Matt Bryant	@ IND
13.	Shaun Suisham	Vs. BAL
14.	Dan Carpenter	@ KC
15.	Rob Bironas	Vs. CIN
16.	Mike Nugent	@ TEN
17.	Nick Folk	@ BUF
18.	Lawrence Tynes	@ NE
19.	Steven Hauschka	@ DAL
20.	Ryan Succop	Vs. MIA

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1.	49ers	@ WAS
2.	Ravens	@ PIT
3.	Texans	Vs. CLE
4.	Steelers	Vs. BAL
5.	Cowboys	Vs. SEA
6.	Bengals	@ TEN
7.	Packers	@ SD
8.	Chiefs	Vs. MIA
9.	Eagles	Vs. DEN
10.	Jets	@ BUF
11.	Saints	Vs. TB
12.	Falcons	@ IND
13.	Bills	Vs. NYJ
14.	Raiders	Vs. DEN
15.	Titans	Vs. CIN
16.	Patriots	Vs. NYG
17.	Bears	@ PHI
18.	Redskins	Vs. SF
19.	Giants	@ NE
20.	Chargers	Vs. GB
21.	Broncos	@ OAK
22.	Seahawks	@ DAL
23.	Cardinals	Vs. STL
24.	Buccaneers	@ NO
25.	Rams	@ ARI

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Studs

LeSean McCoy, RB, PHI – It isn’t often that Andy Reid lets a back see 30 carries, but I am not sure he has ever had one as good as McCoy. I thought that he was mostly just an edge rusher and receiving threat and that is what Reid likes from a RB.  He has proved me wrong this season and continues to impress after 185 yards and 2 TDs on the ground this week.

Steve Smith, WR, CAR – Smith now has five 100 yard receiving performances this season.  He is a top 10 receiver with Cam Newton at QB and has just been a draft day steal for all of his fantasy owners.

Steven Jackson, RB, STL – Jackson is too good to have been on your bench this week, even though we all expected a rout by New Orleans and limited carries because of a need to pass the ball.  Well that didn’t happen as the Rams upset the Saints in a big way on Sunday and Jackson was the key to this win.

Bills, D/ST, BUF – The one knock on this opportunistic defensive unit has been pressure on the QB.  Going into this week, they had the lowest sack total in the NFL with 4.  They had NINE sacks this week against Washington and forced 2 interceptions as they shut out the Redskins. Beck had a rough day and this was the first time in history that a Mike Shanahan team has been shut out. Impressive game by the Bills after coming off the bye week, which has spelled disaster for most teams this season.

Frank Gore, RB, SF – After posting 134 yards on 31 carries and scoring a TD this week, Gore has 4 straight games of over 125 yards AND a TD. Impressive after such a lack-luster start. The 49ers offense is forcing the ball down the throat of opposing defenses and I don’t see their strategy changing over the rest of this season. You HAVE to keep Gore in your lineup.

Nate Washington, WR, TEN – Nate had two scores in this game and it was by far his best game since Kenny Britt was hurt and he reached the top of the depth chart at wide receiver. I credit this to Javon Ringer bringing a balance to the Titan offense as he split carries evenly with Chris Johnson.

Duds

BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB, NE – Terrible call by me on Law Firm this week. In my defense, NO ONE saw Kevin Faulk’s return as a threat to Law Firm’s workload. Neither Ridley or Woodhead even saw a touch in this game and Faulk had over twice the touches that Green-Ellis did. Fantasy owners hate you too Coach Belichick.

Philip Rivers, QB, SD – The only reason that Rivers hasn’t been the biggest bust of the 2011 season is because Chris Johnson was a first round pick.  They have both been equally as bad.  Rivers has been out scored by Colt McCoy, Josh Freeman, Matt Hasselbeck and Mark Sanchez. Ouch.  No excuse this week as all his receiving weapons are finally healthy.

Miles Austin, WR, DAL – Admittedly the entire Cowboys offense was bad this week, but we have come to expect Austin to be a top 10 receiver and in the past two weeks he has been far from.  I was surprised to see Austin in the slot so much this week, with Robinson playing on the outside in three receiver sets. This was probably an effort to get a more favorable matchup for Austin and I expect Dallas to make a point to get Austin back involved in a big way against Seattle this week.

Ryan Torain, RB, WAS – The Skins are just falling apart and with Torain being injury prone, I expect Helu to take over the lion’s share of the carries VERY soon.

Wes Welker, WR, NE – The Steelers provided a very nice road map for how to shut down Brady and the Pats offense.  Play man-to-man and load up 8 or 9 people around the line of scrimmage.  The Pats don’t have an elite receiver that can go out there and beat man-coverage on a regular basis.  I am not worried about any Patriots down the road though.  Not many teams have the personnel on defense to execute this strategy like Pittsburgh does.

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