GridIronChef

I think Vernon Davis should have a pretty good week, but I can see why you'd be worried after the last few weeks. Kaepernick just isn't getting the ball to him as much as Alex Smith was. But its been such an issue that its getting plenty of media time, that they'll get it going this week just to shut people up in a big game. I can see Davis going for 5 catches, 70 yards and a TD.

I'd sit David Wilson. His value rests on the health of Bradshaw and it seems as if Bradshaw will be fine for this week's game. I'd go with Deangelo Williams who I think should get 60 yards on the ground and 40 in the air. A TD might be a reach, but that should outperform Wilson. You'd also have to roll with Montell Owens who should get the ball more this game and will be looking at around 18 carries and 80 yards with a TD.

I don't see Alexander doing much against the Panthers. The 3 I would pick... Julio Jones Its hard to put a stud WR on your bench even if the Falcons have been sucking it up lately. The Giants secondary is still pretty bad and they give up big plays. I see a bounce back game for Matty Ice and Jones, along with White, will benefit the most. I see a pretty big game for Jones....7 receptions, 130 yards and a TD. Pierre Garcon Has averaged 93 yards and a TD in his last three games and I see that trend continuing against the Browns. 5 receptions, 100 yards and a TD Cecil Shorts I think he plays this week. He passed his concussion test and I think it will be much better later on this week. If not, then I'd go with Alexander.

I think DWilliams will break a long one against the Falcons, like a 52 yarder for a TD. Total wise, I think that would be a good chunk of it as I see him getting around 10 carries for 60 yards and a TD for the entire game. FJax is too much of a gamble for me, especially with CJ Spiller in the mix. I would pick up Montell Owens before I'd start Thomas. Out of those RBs though, I would roll with Ridley. He's gotten into the end-zone the last 5 weeks and although he's facing a very tough run defense with the Texans, I think he outperforms your other options you have. I'm saying 22 carries, 85 yards and a TD.

I would go with.. Charles, Lynch and Spiller. I'm not feeling Brown against the Bucs this week and I think he comes back to earth in this game.

Lets hope you started Moreno. He had a great game tonight.

I'm not liking any of those options except Alex Green. With Starks more than likely going on the IR, Green should get the lion's share of the carries, even with the signing of Ryan Grant. I still don't see him doing much. Maybe 70 yards on the ground. A guy you should look at picking up is Montell Owens of the Jaguars. Jennings is out this week and more than likely, MJD won't be playing. Owens did very well in the carries he had against the Bills last week. I think he'll outscore any of your other options at RB this week going against one of the worst run defenses in the league (NYJ). I see him getting 95 yards and a TD this week and I'm playing him as my flex.

I'd go with.. Trent Richardson Averaging 25.2 carries a game in the last 5 games and will be going up against a Chiefs team that surrendered 5.6 yards a carry to Deangelo Williams last week. I can see Richardson getting 27 carries, 125 yards and his first multiple rushing TD game this week. Alfred Morris In the past, you'd usually sit most RBs against the Ravens, but not this season. Baltimore has been giving it up on the ground. I see Morris getting around 20 carries, 100 yards and a TD Knowshon Moreno He's gotten 20 carries in each game since taking over the starting job. If he gets 20 or more carries against the Raiders, he's going to have a great game. Willis McGahee put up 119 yards and a TD against them earlier this season. I'm sensing he gets around 20 carries for 100 yards and a TD.

For the WRs, I would go Decker and Gordon. The flex, I would use Greene and Sproles.

Ryan won me a few games early in the season and I felt that he was a must start until recently. In the last 5 games, he has 5 TDs with 7 INTs. This week, I'm looking for a better option. I have Romo on waivers and if I could get him, I'm starting him over Matty Ice. So I'd go with Luck this week against a soft Titans' defense.

You also have to look at who he did it against. Houston is the #2 run defense in the league. They've held much more established backs to much less than 80 yards. If his workload stays in the 20-25 range against the Titans, he'll have a great day.

I wouldn't drop Parmele, who will be facing one of the worst run defenses in the league this week (Ten). Based on the amount of carries he got (24) and the running game being opened up in Jacksonville thanks to Gabbert on the IR, I would even start him over Lynch, who will be facing one of the top run defenses in the league (Mia). A team that held Arian Foster to 79 yards on 26 carries. I can see Parmele going off on the Titans for 125 yards and a TD while Lynch will end up with in the 70 yard mark with a TD, but it would be hard to keep Lynch out of your line up. I would go with Lynch, Martin and Parmele along with Decker and Shorts.

I don't see Manningham and Davis doing much if Kaepernick ends up starting for the Niners, which is more than likely since Alex Smith failed his concussion test yesterday. Without Smith, the Bears will load up the box to stop Gore and force Kaepernick to throw. Forte isn't going to do much on the ground against the Niners and his damage will come on screen plays. I can see numbers of.. Michael Crabtree - 60 yards and a TD Matt Forte - 30 yards rushing, 50 yards receiving Mario Manningham - 25 yards receiving Vernon Davis - 40 yards receiving In a standard league, you're looking at a combined 22 fantasy points. Its going to be close for you, but you do have a chance.

All signs point to Jordy Nelson playing so you have to have him in your line up.

Everything points to Nick Foles starting the game for the Eagles with Vick out with a concussion. If thats the case, I'm not sure I would start DJax. I like Amendola