This list will not include the Larry Johnsons or Tory Holts of teh fanatsy world. They are no-brainers. These are my picks of some non-studs who I feel will have a big week.
Duece McAllister - (vs. Cleveland) Duece comes into 2006 with a lot to prove. He's coming off an injury, plus he watched the whole world get excited to see Reggie Bush come to town. He is watering at the mouth to show that the Duece McAllister era is not over yet. He will get plenty of carries in a close game against the Browns. Stat Line: 24 carries 110 yards 1 TD
Thomas Jones - (vs. Green Bay) TJ had an awesome 2005, only to have the job taken from him and given to Cedrick Benson. With Benson banged up with a bad shoulder, Jones knows that every start could be his last. He has his teamates behind him and is playing a team (G.B.) that is weak, defensively. Jones averages over 100 yards and has 4 TDS in his last 5 against the Packers. The Bears will get a lead and pound the ball for four quarters. Stat Line: 26 carries 133 yards 2 TDs.
Kurt Warner- (vs. San Francisco) Warner led NFL QBs in 300 yard games last year. Probelm is, he only started 10 games. I don't feel Warner will finish the season as a top ten fantasy QB, but he'll certainly start that way. He has to many weapons not to. Stat Line 320 yards, 3 TDs.
Houshmandzadeh, T.J .- (vs. Kansas City) This could be a shootout. Both offenses will need to score points to keep up with the other, so I could see a 34-27 type game. While everyone will be focused on Chad Johnson, I believe it will be T.J. who puts up the big numbers. Stat line: 7 rec. 115 yards 2 TDs.
Terry Glenn (vs. Jacksonville) Terrell Owens will be in uniform. He will be wanting to make a statement. Jacksonville's defense will be also wanted to make a statement. Whether he's in game shape or not, Owens demands respect from a defense. The fact that Owens has not gotten a chance to build a repoire with Drew Bledsoe yet, will mean that he will be used as a decoy for much of this game. Glenn will benefit, because he and Bledsoe had great timing during the preseason. Stat Line- 8 rec. 100 yards 1 TD.
Duece McAllister - (vs. Cleveland) Duece comes into 2006 with a lot to prove. He's coming off an injury, plus he watched the whole world get excited to see Reggie Bush come to town. He is watering at the mouth to show that the Duece McAllister era is not over yet. He will get plenty of carries in a close game against the Browns. Stat Line: 24 carries 110 yards 1 TD
Thomas Jones - (vs. Green Bay) TJ had an awesome 2005, only to have the job taken from him and given to Cedrick Benson. With Benson banged up with a bad shoulder, Jones knows that every start could be his last. He has his teamates behind him and is playing a team (G.B.) that is weak, defensively. Jones averages over 100 yards and has 4 TDS in his last 5 against the Packers. The Bears will get a lead and pound the ball for four quarters. Stat Line: 26 carries 133 yards 2 TDs.
Kurt Warner- (vs. San Francisco) Warner led NFL QBs in 300 yard games last year. Probelm is, he only started 10 games. I don't feel Warner will finish the season as a top ten fantasy QB, but he'll certainly start that way. He has to many weapons not to. Stat Line 320 yards, 3 TDs.
Houshmandzadeh, T.J .- (vs. Kansas City) This could be a shootout. Both offenses will need to score points to keep up with the other, so I could see a 34-27 type game. While everyone will be focused on Chad Johnson, I believe it will be T.J. who puts up the big numbers. Stat line: 7 rec. 115 yards 2 TDs.
Terry Glenn (vs. Jacksonville) Terrell Owens will be in uniform. He will be wanting to make a statement. Jacksonville's defense will be also wanted to make a statement. Whether he's in game shape or not, Owens demands respect from a defense. The fact that Owens has not gotten a chance to build a repoire with Drew Bledsoe yet, will mean that he will be used as a decoy for much of this game. Glenn will benefit, because he and Bledsoe had great timing during the preseason. Stat Line- 8 rec. 100 yards 1 TD.
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