s not a top tier option this week

ksdsoft12v94

TE Evan Moore- He was productive against the Steelers for over 80 yards. He should still get looks, but it won’t be enough to start him. **
Atlanta Defense- I’m not trusting Atlanta’s secondary against Carson Palmer and Terrell Owens this week. **
Cincinnati Defense- I’m not sold on Cincinnati’s defense just yet. Matt Ryan seems to always connect with Roddy White, and just got Michael Jenkins back as well. **
QB Carson Palmer- Palmer is coming off the bye week refreshed, and gets a below average pass defense. He’s not a top tier option this week, but he’s a solid QB2 . ***
WR Terrell Owens- Owens is the best receiver the Bengals have right now, and going against this week secondary makes him a nice option this week. ****
WR Marques Colston – Colston wasn’t bad last week, and I suggest you keep him in this week. ****
RB Michael Turner- Atlanta was playing from behind and was forced to throw a lot, limiting Turner’s week six carries. Keep him in the lineup this week, as they’ll rely on him a bit more. ****

New Orleans Defense – They get a rookie QB in week seven in Colt McCoy. They should be fine.

WR Josh Cribbs- Cribbs could play this week, but it’s unlikely. His value is limited to kick off returns, which he hasn’t even had much success with anyway. *
TE Jeremy Shockey – Shockey was ineffective against Tampa Bay, and I expect the same result in week seven. **
RB Cedric Benson- Benson’s going to get carries, but the key to a Cincinnati victory is through the air. Benson will still get in the end zone once. ***
WR Devery Henderson – He’s not getting enough looks to start consistently. **
WR Brian Robiskie- Robiskie shouldn’t be rostered. *
Fantasy Football: Week 7 NFL Player Breakdowns By Matchup
WR Nate Washington- Washington only saw two targets in the Monday night blowout of the Jaguars. Part of that was just Tennessee rushing more as they had a big lead. He’s still not a terrible Flex option, but you can do better. **
QB Colt McCoy- McCoy surprised a lot of people on Sunday having a decent game against the Steelers. Still, he isn’t a legit fantasy option. *
TE Bo Scaife- Scaife doesn’t see enough receptions to be considered for a start. *
RB Chris Johnson- Keep Johnson in the lineup, as you always should. *****
WR Kenny Britt- Britt registered another touchdown. I think he gets shutdown this week by Asante Samuel. **
Cincinnati Bengals @ Atlanta Falcons
TE Tony Gonzalez- He didn’t have the game I thought he would, but still had two touchdowns in week six. Keep him in. ***
RB Chris Ivory- Surprisingly enough, Ivory finished 158 yards last week, he should get more of the work this week against the Browns. ***

Week 7 of the 2010 fantasy football season is upon us, giving us another chance to dig deep into another week of fantasy matchups. Matchups likely threw fantasy owners off quite a bit this past week, as several players (Hakeem Nicks comes to mind) didn’t play up to par,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], while other (MJD comes to mind) continued their slow start to their season.

RB Pierre Thomas – Thomas could end up sitting out in week seven as well. Keep up to date, but I don’t think the Saints will feel the need to rush him back. *
QB Matt Ryan- Ryan was solid against the Eagles, and should be a solid QB2 this week as well having Jenkins back. ***
Cleveland Defense- Drew Brees will most likely have a big game against this awful secondary. *
WR Roddy White- White just continues to find ways to produce. He’s emerging as a top wideout in fantasy. ****
WR Robert Meachem- Meachem has had two productive weeks, he may be solid enough to use as a Flex in deeper leagues. ***
Read on for this week’s take on each NFL game matchup, as well as a quick breakdown and rating for every important fantasy option throughout the league. Worried about your fantasy lineup, injuries, or player matchups? You’ve come to the right place:

RB Peyton Hillis- Even against the Steelers, he found ways to contribute. Get him in the lineup as he’s one of the only options for the Browns. **
Key note: Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace are both out with ankle sprains. Mohamed Massaquoi and Josh Cribbs are questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Saints.
Philadelphia Defense- I’m not too keen on playing Philly’s defense against Chris Johnson who’s been on a tear the last couple of weeks.

RB Jason Snelling- Snelling is a great handcuff, but he’s not reliable enough to start. **
QB Kevin Kolb- Tennessee’s secondary isn’t great, but they do force turnovers. Kolb should have two touchdowns, but will throw an interception as well. ***

WR Mohamed Massaquoi – After taking a crushing hit by James Harrison, Mo Mass will likely be out for the next week. You’re not losing anything, either way. *
QB Michael Vick- Vick will likely sit one more week as he’s not fully recovered. Kolb playing well gives Philly an opportunity not to rush him. *
WR Chansi Stuckey- Stuckey isn’t a terrible option if you are desperate for Flex help. He’s had 45+ yards in each of his last three matchups. **
Philadelphia Eagles @ Tennessee Titans
WR Chad Ochocinco- Right now, Owens is getting most of the looks, but Ochocinco may not be a bad Flex play this week. ***
RB Ladell Betts- Betts got in the end zone, despite just six carries and twenty yards on the ground. **
QB [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]- Collins will most likely get the nod, but keep up with NFL Soup just in case. Either way, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] is a risky QB2 at best.
WR DeSean Jackson- Plan to keep DeSean out of your lineup this week. He suffered a huge hit in week six and will probably sit this week and use the bye week to rest up. *

Tennessee Defense- This defense forces turnovers, but isn’t the most consistent. There are better options, but they aren’t a terrible start. ****

WR Jason Avant- With DeSean Jackson most likely sitting, Avant will have a bigger role. I look for him to get around five catches and possibly a score. ***
TE Ben Watson- Watson’s value has increased a bit with McCoy playing. If you’re in need of a bye week TE, he’s not a bad option. ***

Cleveland Browns @ New Orleans Saints
WR Michael Jenkins- Ryan targeted Jenkins 11 times in week six, and Jenkins looks to be a decent Flex play, but temper your expectations. ***
WR Justin Gage- There’s a good chance Gage still won’t play this week. *
RB Bernard Scott- Let’s keep Scott on the bench until he gets more involved with the offense, or at least in the red zone. *
QB Drew Brees- Brees had an excellent week six, and should continue to roll against the Browns secondary. *****
QB Vince Young- Young injured his knee in week six. Look for [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] to start in his place this week. *
TE Brent Celek- Celek doesn’t always have the flashiest numbers, but Kolb will rely on him in the short field in week seven. ****
RB Mike Bell- Bell was acquired for Jerome Harrison. Bell’s carries will be limited as he’s more of a pass blocking option in passing situations. *
RB LeSean McCoy- Keep LeSean in the lineup as he finds ways to get yardage and generally finds a score. ****
TE Jermaine Gresham- Gresham is seeing targets from Palmer, and should have a decent week if you’re hurting for a TE. ***
WR Jeremy Maclin- Maclin should be in your lineup barring injury. He’s making plays in the short field, and down the field. ****
WR Jordan Shipley- Shipley should play this week, but he’s not productive enough to warrant a start. *
WR Lance Moore- Moore is a frustrating player. He’ll go a couple nice weeks, and then he’ll lay eggs. This is a good matchup, however. ***
WR Brian Finneran- With Jenkins back in the lineup, it’s time to get Finneran out of your lineup. *