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Week 5 Quarterbacks

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Tom Brady vs. CLE

2 Tony Romo at BUF -

3 Jon Kitna at WAS -

4 Peyton Manning vs. TB May not have Harrison

5 Eli Manning vs. NYJ -

6 Brett Favre vs. CHI

7 Vince Young vs. ATL -

8 Jay Cutler vs. SD Probable(ankle)

9 Matt Hasselbeck at PIT -

10 Ben Roethlisberger vs. SEA Probable(foot)

11 Jason Campbell vs. DET No Santana Moss

12 Drew Brees vs. CAR -

13 Matt Schaub vs. MIA -

14 Trent Green at HOU -

15 Chad Pennington at NYG

16 Jeff Garcia at IND -

17 David Carr at NO -

18 Gus Frerotte vs. ARZ -

19 Joey Harrington at TEN -

20 David Garrard at KC -

21 Matt Leinart at STL -

22 Steve McNair at SF

23 Philip Rivers at DEN -

24 Damon Huard vs. JAC -

25 Derek Anderson at NE -

26 Trent Edwards vs. DAL -

27 Brian Griese at GB -

28 Trent Dilfer vs. BAL -

29 Kurt Warner at STL -

Note:For projections of all our ranked players, head to Season Pass. We help you make decisions at your flex positions, in addition to Evan Silva's Running Back report, Jason Matheny's IDP Nation, and tons of unique stat features. Check it out.

QB Notes: Jay Cutler is like Jason Campbell, only better. He makes a handful of unbelievable throws a week, but still isn't accurate enough to be a top-shelf NFL starter. The yards are there for fantasy leaguers and the touchdowns should follow. His aggressive style should do well this week against San Diego's secondary, whether Javon Walker is healthy or not. … I went back to watch Joey Harrington's last two games and was amazed at the protection he was getting. Carolina and Houston got absolutely no pass rush and Harrington happily got rid of the ball quickly into tight spots. He still can't go deep, but Bobby Petrino is making this passing game competent. This week is a great test for Harrington. If Atlanta can block Tennessee's line, they can block anyone.

Buffalo is very excited about Trent Edwards, and with good reason. He had an ideal matchup for his first start against the Jets, but played composed for a rookie. Impressing Mike Tanier is a great sign. Fantasy Nation can scout Edwards on Monday Night Football, and deep keeper league owners should think about picking him up. … Philip Rivers isn't an option against the Denver pass defense. … Tampa's defense has been a revelation this season. We'll see how far they've come this week against the Colts. I expect the Bucs to limit big plays, if nothing else.

If the Jets couldn't stop Trent Edwards and Trent Green, they aren't likely to slow down Eli Manning. … It's a strong week to use Vince Young. The Falcons don't really do anything that well on defense and there should be big plays available in the passing game. … It was difficult to rank quarterbacks after the top-12 this week. David Carr is a reasonable option just because the Saints are so poor. Matt Schaub may not light up the scoreboard just because Houston will focus on the running game. Drew Brees has a decent chance to bounce back because Carolina's defense is not rushing the passer well. Gus Frerotte is passable, but I wouldn't bang your head against the wall trying to pick him up.

Week 5 Running Backs

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 LaDainian Tomlinson at DEN -

2 Willie Parker vs. SEA -

3 Ronnie Brown at HOU -

4 Clinton Portis vs. DET

5 Travis Henry vs. SD Practiced. Game-time decision, but looks like he'll play

6 Joseph Addai vs. TB Expected to sit, but game-time decision

7 Willis McGahee at SF -

8 Shaun Alexander at PIT

9 Edgerrin James at STL -

10 Frank Gore vs. BAL -

11 Larry Johnson vs. JAC -

12 Laurence Maroney vs. CLE Game-time decision

13 Thomas Jones at NYG

14 Reggie Bush vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Jacobs vs. NYJ Probable(knee)

16 Ron Dayne vs. MIA -

17 Marshawn Lynch vs. DAL -

18 Marion Barber at BUF -

19 LenDale White vs. ATL -

20 Kevin Jones at WAS Workload Rising

21 Julius Jones at BUF -

22 DeShaun Foster at NO -

23 Cedric Benson at GB -

24 Brian Leonard vs. ARZ -

25 Maurice Jones-Drew at KC -

26 Michael Pittman at IND -

27 Warrick Dunn at TEN -

28 Derrick Ward vs. NYJ Probable(ankle)

29 Ladell Betts vs. DET -

30 Jamal Lewis at NE -

31 Fred Taylor at KC -

32 Sammy Morris vs. CLE -

33 Earnest Graham at IND -

34 DeAngelo Williams at NO -

35 Aaron Stecker vs. CAR -

36 Chris Brown vs. ATL -

37 Leon Washington at NYG -

38 Selvin Young vs. SD Would be ranked 15 if starts

39 Jerious Norwood at TEN -

40 Kenton Keith vs. TB Would rank 18 if he starts

41 Tatum Bell at WAS -

42 DeShawn Wynn vs. CHI -

43 Adrian Peterson at GB Probable(calf)

44 Michael Turner at DEN -

45 Najeh Davenport vs. SEA -

46 Musa Smith at SF -

47 Vernand Morency vs. CHI -

48 Pierre Thomas vs. CAR -

49 Brandon Jackson vs. CHI Questionable(shin splints)

50 Ryan Grant vs. CHI -

RB Notes: Joseph Addai's status is uncertain this week, although he was seen standing and laughing on the sideline late in last week's win. Tony Dungy says Addai is playing quicker this season, and he appears to have lost some weight. He doesn't break huge plays, but he made Denver defenders look silly last week with an array of moves in the open field. If Addai somehow sits out, Kenton Keith is a top-15 option. Defenses make it too easy on Colts running backs, and Keith also played well in an 80-yard effort against Denver. … Carolina's revamped running game is having success with a zone-blocking scheme, just like in Oakland. DeShaun Foster is quietly playing improved football, averaging over five yards-per-carry and breaking more tackles than we've seen. DeAngelo Williams owners should be concerned that Foster is seeing the same amount of pass targets as Foster. Williams may turn this into a committee by the end of the year, but Foster is the lead back and better option right now.

Denver's rush defense is a mess right now. They made wholesale changes in Week 4 and it looked like a panic move. This is the perfect matchup for Norv Turner and LT2 this week. They should be relentless attacking Denver's soft middle. … It's easy to see why Mike Shanahan talks so dreamily of Selvin Young. He is a tackle-breaking machine, and will stay involved in the offense even if Travis Henry is healthy. Henry looks unlikely to play 16 games, so Young owners have a great lottery ticket. … It will be interesting to see how Jon Gruden divides the carries this week. I expect Tampa to run in high volume after the Colts defense showed signs of their 2006 problems last week. Losing Rob Morris and possibly Bob Sanders will hurt.

Ahman Green looks like a game-time decision. With Miami's defense giving up 200 yards-per-game, whoever starts for Houston will be a good RB2 option. We'd rank Dayne at the same spot as Green if he starts. … Sean Payton's recent comments indicate that Aaron Stecker may not be the answer that many Deuce McAllister fans were hoping for. … Brandon Jacobs looks to be on track to start this week after practicing fully Wednesday. Even if the touches are split with Derrick Ward, Jacobs will get the short-yardage carries against a sagging Jets defense. Ward remains a decent option, similar to backs like Julius Jones and Kevin Jones who get less carries than average. It's the first week I'd consider using Kevin Jones, as he looks likely to top 15 touches.

LenDale White didn't practice Wednesday, so keep an eye on him. … Kansas City's revived defense will be no pushover for Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor, who are looking like shaky plays.

Week 5 Wide Receivers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Randy Moss vs. CLE -

2 Terrell Owens at BUF -

3 Reggie Wayne vs. TB -

4 Roy Williams at WAS -

5 Steve Smith at NO -

6 Larry Fitzgerald at STL -

7 Plaxico Burress vs. NYJ Questionable(ankle)

8 Donald Driver vs. CHI Probable(toe)

9 Marvin Harrison vs. TB Not expected to start

10 Laveranues Coles at NYG -

11 Jerricho Cotchery at NYG

12 Torry Holt vs. ARZ -

13 Deion Branch at PIT -

14 Marques Colston vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Marshall vs. SD -

16 Santonio Holmes vs. SEA -

17 Bernard Berrian at GB -

18 Chris Chambers at HOU -

19 Wes Welker vs. CLE -

20 Braylon Edwards at NE -

21 Lee Evans vs. DAL -

22 Patrick Crayton at BUF -

23 Joey Galloway at IND -

24 Roddy White at TEN -

25 Greg Jennings vs. CHI

26 Shaun McDonald at WAS -

27 Mike Furrey at WAS -

28 James Jones vs. CHI -

29 Dwayne Bowe vs. JAC -

30 Brandon Jones vs. ATL -

31 Calvin Johnson at WAS Questionable(back)

32 Andre' Davis vs. MIA -

33 Bobby Engram at PIT -

34 Amani Toomer vs. NYJ -

35 Vincent Jackson at DEN Probable(back)

36 Darrell Jackson vs. BAL -

37 Derrick Mason at SF Game-time decision

38 Mark Clayton at SF Would rise if Mason is out

39 Marty Booker at HOU -

40 Drew Bennett vs. ARZ

41 Bryant Johnson at STL

42 Demetrius Williams at SF Would rise if Mason is out

43 Antwaan Randle El vs. DET -

44 Nate Burleson at PIT -

45 Nate Washington vs. SEA

46 Muhsin Muhammad at GB -

47 Michael Jenkins at TEN -

48 Joe Jurevicius at NE -

49 Ike Hilliard at IND Questionable(ankle)

50 Roydell Williams vs. ATL -

51 Donte' Stallworth vs. CLE

52 Dennis Northcutt at KC -

WR Notes: Javon Walker isn't sure whether he'll play this week, so he's off the rankings for now. Look for Brandon Marshall to step up with a solid game against a Chargers secondary that is prone to giving up big plays. … Michael Jenkins has caught six passes in each of the last two weeks. He's made a number of leaping grabs lately, and has passed Joe Horn in terms of fantasy relevance, although he's still a lower-tier receiver. Roddy White, meanwhile, is on pace for 1,200 yards. Most encouraging have been his improvements on shorter crossing routes. White is beating press coverage, and has developed into more than a one trick (go deep, Roddy!) pony. That's essential considering Joey Harrington doesn't like to stretch the field.

Steve Smith isn't helping himself with at least four drops over the last two weeks. Despite the presence of David Carr, Smith remains a must-start every week. He should bounce back against the Saints. … With the Bucs likely to focus on the running game and the Colts defense excellent at preventing big plays, it doesn't look like a great week to use Joey Galloway. … Anquan Boldin's status is currently a mystery. We'll rank him as if he's starting. … Dwayne Bowe's strong run is likely to end against the Jaguars. I'm not ranking Eddie Kennison until he shows something, but his return doesn't particularly help Bowe. … Santana Moss doesn't look likely to play, so he's not on the rankings. Antwaan Randle El gets a bump. … Drew Bennett will hit the rankings roughly where Isaac Bruce is ranked if Reverend Ike can't play.

Week 5 Tight Ends

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Jason Witten at BUF

2 Antonio Gates at DEN Probable(flu)

3 Chris Cooley vs. DET

4 Jeremy Shockey vs. NYJ -

5 Kellen Winslow at NE Probable(shoulder)

6 Dallas Clark vs. TB Questionable(knee)

7 Tony Gonzalez vs. JAC -

8 Alge Crumpler at TEN -

9 Heath Miller vs. SEA -

10 Owen Daniels vs. MIA -

11 Todd Heap at SF Questionable(hamstring)

12 Ben Watson vs. CLE -

13 Jeff King at NO

14 Donald Lee vs. CHI -

15 Marcedes Lewis at KC -

16 Eric Johnson vs. CAR -

17 Desmond Clark at GB -

18 Bo Scaife vs. ATL -

19 Daniel Graham vs. SD -

20 Randy McMichael vs. ARZ -

21 Chris Baker at NYG -

22 Alex Smith at IND -

23 Quinn Sypniewski at SF -

24 Marcus Pollard at PIT -

25 David Martin at HOU Probable(toe)

26 Greg Olsen at GB -

27 Bubba Franks vs. CHI Probable(knee)

TE Notes: Life has few certainties: Death, taxes, and Dallas Clark going too early in fantasy leagues. At least until this year. Clark is currently the number one fantasy tight end in standard scoring leagues, and his career year isn't about to slow down with Marvin Harrison less than 100%. Clark has more targets than Reggie Wayne and Harrison for the season, and the Colts are calling plays for him that many fantasy owners expected to go to Anthony Gonzalez. Clark even beat Champ Bailey deep last week, the ultimate sign that he's playing out of his mind. Look for another solid game against the Tampa zone defense. … The loss of Michael Vick hasn't hurt Alge Crumpler much. While he's seeing a lower percentage of Atlanta's targets, the Falcons pass-heavy style balances that out. Crumpler appears to be getting in shape during the season, so I wouldn't be surprised if he has a big second half. Maybe he'll come up with another open-field move than running people over.

Week 5 Team Defense

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Ravens Def/Spec Team at SF -

2 Patriots Def/Spec Team vs. CLE -

3 Jaguars Def/Spec Team at KC -

4 Packers Def/Spec Team vs. CHI -

5 Steelers Def/Spec Team vs. SEA -

6 Titans Def/Spec Team vs. ATL -

7 Chargers Def/Spec Team at DEN -

8 Cowboys Def/Spec Team at BUF -

9 Texans Def/Spec Team vs. MIA -

10 Redskins Def/Spec Team vs. DET -

11 Chiefs Def/Spec Team vs. JAC -

12 Bears Def/Spec Team at GB -

13 Colts Def/Spec Team vs. TB -

14 Lions Def/Spec Team at WAS -

15 Buccaneers Def/Spec Team at IND -

16 Cardinals Def/Spec Team at STL -

17 Panthers Def/Spec Team at NO -

18 Fortyniners Def/Spec Team vs. BAL -

19 Seahawks Def/Spec Team at PIT -

20 Broncos Def/Spec Team vs. SD -

21 Giants Def/Spec Team vs. NYJ -

22 Saints Def/Spec Team vs. CAR -

23 Jets Def/Spec Team at NYG -

24 Dolphins Def/Spec Team at HOU -

25 Falcons Def/Spec Team at TEN -

26 Browns Def/Spec Team at NE -

27 Rams Def/Spec Team vs. ARZ -

28 Bills Def/Spec Team vs. DAL -

Week 5 Kickers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Adam Vinatieri vs. TB -

2 Stephen Gostkowski vs. CLE -

3 Nick Folk at BUF -

4 Jeff Reed vs. SEA -

5 Nate Kaeding at DEN -

6 Neil Rackers at STL -

7 Josh Brown at PIT -

8 Jason Hanson at WAS -

9 Jason Elam vs. SD -

10 Jeff Wilkins vs. ARZ -

11 Matt Stover at SF -

12 Mason Crosby vs. CHI -

13 Rob Bironas vs. ATL -

14 Kris Brown vs. MIA -

15 Shaun Suisham vs. DET -

16 Jay Feely at HOU -

17 John Kasay at NO -

18 Olindo Mare vs. CAR -

19 Robbie Gould at GB -

20 Lawrence Tynes vs. NYJ -

21 Matt Bryant at IND -

22 Mike Nugent at NYG -

23 John Carney at KC -

24 Joe Nedney vs. BAL -

25 Dave Rayner vs. JAC -

26 Rian Lindell vs. DAL -

27 Phil Dawson at NE -

 
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Week 5 Quarterbacks

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Tom Brady vs. CLE

2 Tony Romo at BUF -

3 Jon Kitna at WAS -

4 Peyton Manning vs. TB May not have Harrison

5 Eli Manning vs. NYJ -

6 Brett Favre vs. CHI

7 Vince Young vs. ATL -

8 Jay Cutler vs. SD Probable(ankle)

9 Matt Hasselbeck at PIT -

10 Ben Roethlisberger vs. SEA Probable(foot)

11 Jason Campbell vs. DET No Santana Moss

12 Drew Brees vs. CAR -

13 Matt Schaub vs. MIA -

14 Trent Green at HOU -

15 Chad Pennington at NYG

16 Jeff Garcia at IND -

17 David Carr at NO -

18 Gus Frerotte vs. ARZ -

19 Joey Harrington at TEN -

20 David Garrard at KC -

21 Matt Leinart at STL -

22 Steve McNair at SF

23 Philip Rivers at DEN -

24 Damon Huard vs. JAC -

25 Derek Anderson at NE -

26 Trent Edwards vs. DAL -

27 Brian Griese at GB -

28 Trent Dilfer vs. BAL -

29 Kurt Warner at STL -

Note:For projections of all our ranked players, head to Season Pass. We help you make decisions at your flex positions, in addition to Evan Silva's Running Back report, Jason Matheny's IDP Nation, and tons of unique stat features. Check it out.

QB Notes: Jay Cutler is like Jason Campbell, only better. He makes a handful of unbelievable throws a week, but still isn't accurate enough to be a top-shelf NFL starter. The yards are there for fantasy leaguers and the touchdowns should follow. His aggressive style should do well this week against San Diego's secondary, whether Javon Walker is healthy or not. … I went back to watch Joey Harrington's last two games and was amazed at the protection he was getting. Carolina and Houston got absolutely no pass rush and Harrington happily got rid of the ball quickly into tight spots. He still can't go deep, but Bobby Petrino is making this passing game competent. This week is a great test for Harrington. If Atlanta can block Tennessee's line, they can block anyone.

Buffalo is very excited about Trent Edwards, and with good reason. He had an ideal matchup for his first start against the Jets, but played composed for a rookie. Impressing Mike Tanier is a great sign. Fantasy Nation can scout Edwards on Monday Night Football, and deep keeper league owners should think about picking him up. … Philip Rivers isn't an option against the Denver pass defense. … Tampa's defense has been a revelation this season. We'll see how far they've come this week against the Colts. I expect the Bucs to limit big plays, if nothing else.

If the Jets couldn't stop Trent Edwards and Trent Green, they aren't likely to slow down Eli Manning. … It's a strong week to use Vince Young. The Falcons don't really do anything that well on defense and there should be big plays available in the passing game. … It was difficult to rank quarterbacks after the top-12 this week. David Carr is a reasonable option just because the Saints are so poor. Matt Schaub may not light up the scoreboard just because Houston will focus on the running game. Drew Brees has a decent chance to bounce back because Carolina's defense is not rushing the passer well. Gus Frerotte is passable, but I wouldn't bang your head against the wall trying to pick him up.

Week 5 Running Backs

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 LaDainian Tomlinson at DEN -

2 Willie Parker vs. SEA -

3 Ronnie Brown at HOU -

4 Clinton Portis vs. DET

5 Travis Henry vs. SD Practiced. Game-time decision, but looks like he'll play

6 Joseph Addai vs. TB Expected to sit, but game-time decision

7 Willis McGahee at SF -

8 Shaun Alexander at PIT

9 Edgerrin James at STL -

10 Frank Gore vs. BAL -

11 Larry Johnson vs. JAC -

12 Laurence Maroney vs. CLE Game-time decision

13 Thomas Jones at NYG

14 Reggie Bush vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Jacobs vs. NYJ Probable(knee)

16 Ron Dayne vs. MIA -

17 Marshawn Lynch vs. DAL -

18 Marion Barber at BUF -

19 LenDale White vs. ATL -

20 Kevin Jones at WAS Workload Rising

21 Julius Jones at BUF -

22 DeShaun Foster at NO -

23 Cedric Benson at GB -

24 Brian Leonard vs. ARZ -

25 Maurice Jones-Drew at KC -

26 Michael Pittman at IND -

27 Warrick Dunn at TEN -

28 Derrick Ward vs. NYJ Probable(ankle)

29 Ladell Betts vs. DET -

30 Jamal Lewis at NE -

31 Fred Taylor at KC -

32 Sammy Morris vs. CLE -

33 Earnest Graham at IND -

34 DeAngelo Williams at NO -

35 Aaron Stecker vs. CAR -

36 Chris Brown vs. ATL -

37 Leon Washington at NYG -

38 Selvin Young vs. SD Would be ranked 15 if starts

39 Jerious Norwood at TEN -

40 Kenton Keith vs. TB Would rank 18 if he starts

41 Tatum Bell at WAS -

42 DeShawn Wynn vs. CHI -

43 Adrian Peterson at GB Probable(calf)

44 Michael Turner at DEN -

45 Najeh Davenport vs. SEA -

46 Musa Smith at SF -

47 Vernand Morency vs. CHI -

48 Pierre Thomas vs. CAR -

49 Brandon Jackson vs. CHI Questionable(shin splints)

50 Ryan Grant vs. CHI -

RB Notes: Joseph Addai's status is uncertain this week, although he was seen standing and laughing on the sideline late in last week's win. Tony Dungy says Addai is playing quicker this season, and he appears to have lost some weight. He doesn't break huge plays, but he made Denver defenders look silly last week with an array of moves in the open field. If Addai somehow sits out, Kenton Keith is a top-15 option. Defenses make it too easy on Colts running backs, and Keith also played well in an 80-yard effort against Denver. … Carolina's revamped running game is having success with a zone-blocking scheme, just like in Oakland. DeShaun Foster is quietly playing improved football, averaging over five yards-per-carry and breaking more tackles than we've seen. DeAngelo Williams owners should be concerned that Foster is seeing the same amount of pass targets as Foster. Williams may turn this into a committee by the end of the year, but Foster is the lead back and better option right now.

Denver's rush defense is a mess right now. They made wholesale changes in Week 4 and it looked like a panic move. This is the perfect matchup for Norv Turner and LT2 this week. They should be relentless attacking Denver's soft middle. … It's easy to see why Mike Shanahan talks so dreamily of Selvin Young. He is a tackle-breaking machine, and will stay involved in the offense even if Travis Henry is healthy. Henry looks unlikely to play 16 games, so Young owners have a great lottery ticket. … It will be interesting to see how Jon Gruden divides the carries this week. I expect Tampa to run in high volume after the Colts defense showed signs of their 2006 problems last week. Losing Rob Morris and possibly Bob Sanders will hurt.

Ahman Green looks like a game-time decision. With Miami's defense giving up 200 yards-per-game, whoever starts for Houston will be a good RB2 option. We'd rank Dayne at the same spot as Green if he starts. … Sean Payton's recent comments indicate that Aaron Stecker may not be the answer that many Deuce McAllister fans were hoping for. … Brandon Jacobs looks to be on track to start this week after practicing fully Wednesday. Even if the touches are split with Derrick Ward, Jacobs will get the short-yardage carries against a sagging Jets defense. Ward remains a decent option, similar to backs like Julius Jones and Kevin Jones who get less carries than average. It's the first week I'd consider using Kevin Jones, as he looks likely to top 15 touches.

LenDale White didn't practice Wednesday, so keep an eye on him. … Kansas City's revived defense will be no pushover for Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor, who are looking like shaky plays.

Week 5 Wide Receivers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Randy Moss vs. CLE -

2 Terrell Owens at BUF -

3 Reggie Wayne vs. TB -

4 Roy Williams at WAS -

5 Steve Smith at NO -

6 Larry Fitzgerald at STL -

7 Plaxico Burress vs. NYJ Questionable(ankle)

8 Donald Driver vs. CHI Probable(toe)

9 Marvin Harrison vs. TB Not expected to start

10 Laveranues Coles at NYG -

11 Jerricho Cotchery at NYG

12 Torry Holt vs. ARZ -

13 Deion Branch at PIT -

14 Marques Colston vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Marshall vs. SD -

16 Santonio Holmes vs. SEA -

17 Bernard Berrian at GB -

18 Chris Chambers at HOU -

19 Wes Welker vs. CLE -

20 Braylon Edwards at NE -

21 Lee Evans vs. DAL -

22 Patrick Crayton at BUF -

23 Joey Galloway at IND -

24 Roddy White at TEN -

25 Greg Jennings vs. CHI -

26 Shaun McDonald at WAS -

27 Mike Furrey at WAS -

28 James Jones vs. CHI -

29 Dwayne Bowe vs. JAC -

30 Brandon Jones vs. ATL -

31 Calvin Johnson at WAS Questionable(back)

32 Andre' Davis vs. MIA -

33 Bobby Engram at PIT -

34 Amani Toomer vs. NYJ -

35 Vincent Jackson at DEN Probable(back)

36 Darrell Jackson vs. BAL -

37 Derrick Mason at SF Game-time decision

38 Mark Clayton at SF Would rise if Mason is out

39 Marty Booker at HOU -

40 Drew Bennett vs. ARZ

41 Bryant Johnson at STL -

42 Demetrius Williams at SF Would rise if Mason is out

43 Antwaan Randle El vs. DET -

44 Nate Burleson at PIT -

45 Nate Washington vs. SEA -

46 Muhsin Muhammad at GB -

47 Michael Jenkins at TEN -

48 Joe Jurevicius at NE -

49 Ike Hilliard at IND Questionable(ankle)

50 Roydell Williams vs. ATL -

51 Donte' Stallworth vs. CLE

52 Dennis Northcutt at KC -

WR Notes: Javon Walker isn't sure whether he'll play this week, so he's off the rankings for now. Look for Brandon Marshall to step up with a solid game against a Chargers secondary that is prone to giving up big plays. … Michael Jenkins has caught six passes in each of the last two weeks. He's made a number of leaping grabs lately, and has passed Joe Horn in terms of fantasy relevance, although he's still a lower-tier receiver. Roddy White, meanwhile, is on pace for 1,200 yards. Most encouraging have been his improvements on shorter crossing routes. White is beating press coverage, and has developed into more than a one trick (go deep, Roddy!) pony. That's essential considering Joey Harrington doesn't like to stretch the field.

Steve Smith isn't helping himself with at least four drops over the last two weeks. Despite the presence of David Carr, Smith remains a must-start every week. He should bounce back against the Saints. … With the Bucs likely to focus on the running game and the Colts defense excellent at preventing big plays, it doesn't look like a great week to use Joey Galloway. … Anquan Boldin's status is currently a mystery. We'll rank him as if he's starting. … Dwayne Bowe's strong run is likely to end against the Jaguars. I'm not ranking Eddie Kennison until he shows something, but his return doesn't particularly help Bowe. … Santana Moss doesn't look likely to play, so he's not on the rankings. Antwaan Randle El gets a bump. … Drew Bennett will hit the rankings roughly where Isaac Bruce is ranked if Reverend Ike can't play.

Week 5 Tight Ends

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Jason Witten at BUF -

2 Antonio Gates at DEN Probable(flu)

3 Chris Cooley vs. DET -

4 Jeremy Shockey vs. NYJ -

5 Kellen Winslow at NE Probable(shoulder)

6 Dallas Clark vs. TB Questionable(knee)

7 Tony Gonzalez vs. JAC -

8 Alge Crumpler at TEN -

9 Heath Miller vs. SEA -

10 Owen Daniels vs. MIA -

11 Todd Heap at SF Questionable(hamstring)

12 Ben Watson vs. CLE -

13 Jeff King at NO -

14 Donald Lee vs. CHI -

15 Marcedes Lewis at KC -

16 Eric Johnson vs. CAR -

17 Desmond Clark at GB -

18 Bo Scaife vs. ATL -

19 Daniel Graham vs. SD -

20 Randy McMichael vs. ARZ -

21 Chris Baker at NYG -

22 Alex Smith at IND -

23 Quinn Sypniewski at SF -

24 Marcus Pollard at PIT -

25 David Martin at HOU Probable(toe)

26 Greg Olsen at GB -

27 Bubba Franks vs. CHI Probable(knee)

TE Notes: Life has few certainties: Death, taxes, and Dallas Clark going too early in fantasy leagues. At least until this year. Clark is currently the number one fantasy tight end in standard scoring leagues, and his career year isn't about to slow down with Marvin Harrison less than 100%. Clark has more targets than Reggie Wayne and Harrison for the season, and the Colts are calling plays for him that many fantasy owners expected to go to Anthony Gonzalez. Clark even beat Champ Bailey deep last week, the ultimate sign that he's playing out of his mind. Look for another solid game against the Tampa zone defense. … The loss of Michael Vick hasn't hurt Alge Crumpler much. While he's seeing a lower percentage of Atlanta's targets, the Falcons pass-heavy style balances that out. Crumpler appears to be getting in shape during the season, so I wouldn't be surprised if he has a big second half. Maybe he'll come up with another open-field move than running people over.

Week 5 Team Defense

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Ravens Def/Spec Team at SF -

2 Patriots Def/Spec Team vs. CLE -

3 Jaguars Def/Spec Team at KC -

4 Packers Def/Spec Team vs. CHI -

5 Steelers Def/Spec Team vs. SEA -

6 Titans Def/Spec Team vs. ATL -

7 Chargers Def/Spec Team at DEN -

8 Cowboys Def/Spec Team at BUF -

9 Texans Def/Spec Team vs. MIA -

10 Redskins Def/Spec Team vs. DET -

11 Chiefs Def/Spec Team vs. JAC -

12 Bears Def/Spec Team at GB -

13 Colts Def/Spec Team vs. TB -

14 Lions Def/Spec Team at WAS -

15 Buccaneers Def/Spec Team at IND -

16 Cardinals Def/Spec Team at STL -

17 Panthers Def/Spec Team at NO -

18 Fortyniners Def/Spec Team vs. BAL -

19 Seahawks Def/Spec Team at PIT -

20 Broncos Def/Spec Team vs. SD -

21 Giants Def/Spec Team vs. NYJ -

22 Saints Def/Spec Team vs. CAR -

23 Jets Def/Spec Team at NYG -

24 Dolphins Def/Spec Team at HOU -

25 Falcons Def/Spec Team at TEN -

26 Browns Def/Spec Team at NE -

27 Rams Def/Spec Team vs. ARZ -

28 Bills Def/Spec Team vs. DAL -

Week 5 Kickers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Adam Vinatieri vs. TB -

2 Stephen Gostkowski vs. CLE -

3 Nick Folk at BUF -

4 Jeff Reed vs. SEA -

5 Nate Kaeding at DEN -

6 Neil Rackers at STL -

7 Josh Brown at PIT -

8 Jason Hanson at WAS -

9 Jason Elam vs. SD -

10 Jeff Wilkins vs. ARZ -

11 Matt Stover at SF -

12 Mason Crosby vs. CHI -

13 Rob Bironas vs. ATL -

14 Kris Brown vs. MIA -

15 Shaun Suisham vs. DET -

16 Jay Feely at HOU -

17 John Kasay at NO -

18 Olindo Mare vs. CAR -

19 Robbie Gould at GB -

20 Lawrence Tynes vs. NYJ -

21 Matt Bryant at IND -

22 Mike Nugent at NYG -

23 John Carney at KC -

24 Joe Nedney vs. BAL -

25 Dave Rayner vs. JAC -

26 Rian Lindell vs. DAL -

27 Phil Dawson at NE -
 
@Craig: You quoted that entire thing just so you could make a sentence reply that apparently you managed to f up and put it the quote? Brilliant.

Why is that? We aren't allowed to discuss other site's rankings?
Pretty sure he meant posting the entirety of the rankings here when a link would've sufficed.
 
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I,m not so sure this is cool?
Why is that? We aren't allowed to discuss other site's rankings?
As a general rule, we can quote and post a free source, but not pay content.So for example, when Mel Kiper puts up his draft board on pay ESPN stuff, that won't fly here.Greg's rankings are free here and are fair game.Enjoy.
Thanks Jeff :thumbup: , now that we have that out of the way, what do you think of these rankings?
 
If you reformatted the original post so that it's easier to read you'd get more discussin...just a heads up.

 
Very inconsistent, for example in ranking Kenton Keith, they noted he'd be ranked 18th if he started, then follow it up with their more detailed notes with this:

"If Addai somehow sits out, Kenton Keith is a top-15 option."

so which is it?

Then with Marvin Harrison they ranked him #9 and in their notes they write "not expected to start". So do they expect him to not start, but still come in and play enough to rank #9 this week? Then for some WRs in the exact same situation like Javon Walker they say stuff like this:

"Javon Walker isn't sure whether he'll play this week, so he's off the rankings for now."

So why not rank Walker because his status is unknown, yet rank Harrison when his status is just as unknown :mellow:

 
Who cares about Rotoworld's ranking? I'll put in my faith in Footballguys'
True, but it's always best to keep an open mind and listen to all sources. That way you can make a better informed decision. Never close your mind to one source, ever. As soon as you do, I own you.
 
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Who cares about Rotoworld's ranking? I'll put in my faith in Footballguys'
I do. They have some pretty good stuff. You never know what you might stumble across as you sift through all of the information available. This is by far my primary site but some of the others have pretty good stuff too.
 
I'm still puzzled how people can rank Cutler ahead of Schaub when

1. Schaub is outperfoming him.

2. Cutler has shown no indication he can step up and produce big numbers without Javon Walker.

I'm a Cutler owner and I like him a lot. But I keep seeing him ranked high in a lot of places and I'm baffled by that. He's given no indication whatsoever he can put up Top 10 numbers, especially without Walker.

 
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Anyone who pays for rankings is playing ff for the wrong reasons imo but more power to you.
No, they are desperate. It is my belief that you go with your own rankings and decisions. Those that depend on others for their roster decisions will never win consistently, and I will also guarantee that I will beat them in a trade most of the time. Either you are good at this crap or you aren't. If you "aint", then get better :thumbup:
I would never consider paying for someone to tell me who I should have on my team or who to start, but this site has helped me more than I can say. The knowledge here is the best !!!! I can't imagine another site that can offer what this one does.
 
I,m not so sure this is cool?
Why is that? We aren't allowed to discuss other site's rankings?
As a general rule, we can quote and post a free source, but not pay content.So for example, when Mel Kiper puts up his draft board on pay ESPN stuff, that won't fly here.Greg's rankings are free here and are fair game.Enjoy.
Thanks Jeff :) , now that we have that out of the way, what do you think of these rankings?
I'll work my way through these.QB: I like most, especially Top 3. However, I don't like Cutler. DEN and Henry might have somthing to prove. I also don't like not having Walker for Cutler, and DEN should want to run (as will ANY RB who gets the rock this week) to show they deserve carries.If SD struggles again (I do think they can win it, but it is a close call) then it's a low scoring affair as well.Trent Edwards may surprise a few people come Monday Night. Dallas' secondary is still iffy. Plus there's a very realistic chance of garbage time TDs.Dilfer is a deep sleeper here. Revenge vs. Baltimore still a possibility. He isn't over getting the heave-ho after the Super Bowl (yes, that's a fact - he's looking forward to talking to Billick on Sunday).RB: Portis at 4? Wow. Um, last I checked, there was some concerns about tendinitis. I like Betts to perform well.I like LJ vs JAX this week, as their D is still not solidified. :lmao: any RB vs. Miami right now.MB3 is too low.JJ might be too high.LWash is my sneaky play this week. Seriously. Anyone remember him blowing up on the first play in August against NYG? Sure it was preseason, but don't think that they won't try and get the ball in his hands again in open spaces. I'll call a TD for him.Tatum Bell? Seriously?Morency way too low, unless you think he's injured. I'd still wait a week to see what shapes up in GB (at least 1)WR: I'm concerned about Wayne, and I love him. But Ronde Barber will be all over him Sunday. I hope I'm wrong that he doesn't do as expected. Love the young sophomores (Marshall, Holmes) in the Top 20.Crayton Top 25 :angry: and McDonald at 26. Nice.TE: Nice call on Cooley. WASHINGTON HAS NO WR2 OPTION and Detroit gives up a lot. Cooley time.Heath Miller should score this week with no HWard. I'm going to keep saying that....Everyone on the Jeff King bandwagon. :)Sleeper TE - Chris Baker. NYG cannot cover between the numbers. At all. TEs rule the day. Look for 4+ catches.D: Colts too low with Freeney vs who???Carolina has no business above 20th.K: Gostkowski is overrated. Sorry.Joe Nedney is too low.Hope that helps.
 
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Week 5 Quarterbacks

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Tom Brady vs. CLE

2 Tony Romo at BUF -

3 Jon Kitna at WAS -

4 Peyton Manning vs. TB May not have Harrison

5 Eli Manning vs. NYJ -

6 Brett Favre vs. CHI

7 Vince Young vs. ATL -

8 Jay Cutler vs. SD Probable(ankle)

9 Matt Hasselbeck at PIT -

10 Ben Roethlisberger vs. SEA Probable(foot)

11 Jason Campbell vs. DET No Santana Moss

12 Drew Brees vs. CAR -

13 Matt Schaub vs. MIA -

14 Trent Green at HOU -

15 Chad Pennington at NYG

16 Jeff Garcia at IND -

17 David Carr at NO -

18 Gus Frerotte vs. ARZ -

19 Joey Harrington at TEN -

20 David Garrard at KC -

21 Matt Leinart at STL -

22 Steve McNair at SF

23 Philip Rivers at DEN -

24 Damon Huard vs. JAC -

25 Derek Anderson at NE -

26 Trent Edwards vs. DAL -

27 Brian Griese at GB -

28 Trent Dilfer vs. BAL -

29 Kurt Warner at STL -

Note:For projections of all our ranked players, head to Season Pass. We help you make decisions at your flex positions, in addition to Evan Silva's Running Back report, Jason Matheny's IDP Nation, and tons of unique stat features. Check it out.

QB Notes: Jay Cutler is like Jason Campbell, only better. He makes a handful of unbelievable throws a week, but still isn't accurate enough to be a top-shelf NFL starter. The yards are there for fantasy leaguers and the touchdowns should follow. His aggressive style should do well this week against San Diego's secondary, whether Javon Walker is healthy or not. … I went back to watch Joey Harrington's last two games and was amazed at the protection he was getting. Carolina and Houston got absolutely no pass rush and Harrington happily got rid of the ball quickly into tight spots. He still can't go deep, but Bobby Petrino is making this passing game competent. This week is a great test for Harrington. If Atlanta can block Tennessee's line, they can block anyone.

Buffalo is very excited about Trent Edwards, and with good reason. He had an ideal matchup for his first start against the Jets, but played composed for a rookie. Impressing Mike Tanier is a great sign. Fantasy Nation can scout Edwards on Monday Night Football, and deep keeper league owners should think about picking him up. … Philip Rivers isn't an option against the Denver pass defense. … Tampa's defense has been a revelation this season. We'll see how far they've come this week against the Colts. I expect the Bucs to limit big plays, if nothing else.

If the Jets couldn't stop Trent Edwards and Trent Green, they aren't likely to slow down Eli Manning. … It's a strong week to use Vince Young. The Falcons don't really do anything that well on defense and there should be big plays available in the passing game. … It was difficult to rank quarterbacks after the top-12 this week. David Carr is a reasonable option just because the Saints are so poor. Matt Schaub may not light up the scoreboard just because Houston will focus on the running game. Drew Brees has a decent chance to bounce back because Carolina's defense is not rushing the passer well. Gus Frerotte is passable, but I wouldn't bang your head against the wall trying to pick him up.

Week 5 Running Backs

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 LaDainian Tomlinson at DEN -

2 Willie Parker vs. SEA -

3 Ronnie Brown at HOU -

4 Clinton Portis vs. DET

5 Travis Henry vs. SD Practiced. Game-time decision, but looks like he'll play

6 Joseph Addai vs. TB Expected to sit, but game-time decision

7 Willis McGahee at SF -

8 Shaun Alexander at PIT

9 Edgerrin James at STL -

10 Frank Gore vs. BAL -

11 Larry Johnson vs. JAC -

12 Laurence Maroney vs. CLE Game-time decision

13 Thomas Jones at NYG

14 Reggie Bush vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Jacobs vs. NYJ Probable(knee)

16 Ron Dayne vs. MIA -

17 Marshawn Lynch vs. DAL -

18 Marion Barber at BUF -

19 LenDale White vs. ATL -

20 Kevin Jones at WAS Workload Rising

21 Julius Jones at BUF -

22 DeShaun Foster at NO -

23 Cedric Benson at GB -

24 Brian Leonard vs. ARZ -

25 Maurice Jones-Drew at KC -

26 Michael Pittman at IND -

27 Warrick Dunn at TEN -

28 Derrick Ward vs. NYJ Probable(ankle)

29 Ladell Betts vs. DET -

30 Jamal Lewis at NE -

31 Fred Taylor at KC -

32 Sammy Morris vs. CLE -

33 Earnest Graham at IND -

34 DeAngelo Williams at NO -

35 Aaron Stecker vs. CAR -

36 Chris Brown vs. ATL -

37 Leon Washington at NYG -

38 Selvin Young vs. SD Would be ranked 15 if starts

39 Jerious Norwood at TEN -

40 Kenton Keith vs. TB Would rank 18 if he starts

41 Tatum Bell at WAS -

42 DeShawn Wynn vs. CHI -

43 Adrian Peterson at GB Probable(calf)

44 Michael Turner at DEN -

45 Najeh Davenport vs. SEA -

46 Musa Smith at SF -

47 Vernand Morency vs. CHI -

48 Pierre Thomas vs. CAR -

49 Brandon Jackson vs. CHI Questionable(shin splints)

50 Ryan Grant vs. CHI -

RB Notes: Joseph Addai's status is uncertain this week, although he was seen standing and laughing on the sideline late in last week's win. Tony Dungy says Addai is playing quicker this season, and he appears to have lost some weight. He doesn't break huge plays, but he made Denver defenders look silly last week with an array of moves in the open field. If Addai somehow sits out, Kenton Keith is a top-15 option. Defenses make it too easy on Colts running backs, and Keith also played well in an 80-yard effort against Denver. … Carolina's revamped running game is having success with a zone-blocking scheme, just like in Oakland. DeShaun Foster is quietly playing improved football, averaging over five yards-per-carry and breaking more tackles than we've seen. DeAngelo Williams owners should be concerned that Foster is seeing the same amount of pass targets as Foster. Williams may turn this into a committee by the end of the year, but Foster is the lead back and better option right now.

Denver's rush defense is a mess right now. They made wholesale changes in Week 4 and it looked like a panic move. This is the perfect matchup for Norv Turner and LT2 this week. They should be relentless attacking Denver's soft middle. … It's easy to see why Mike Shanahan talks so dreamily of Selvin Young. He is a tackle-breaking machine, and will stay involved in the offense even if Travis Henry is healthy. Henry looks unlikely to play 16 games, so Young owners have a great lottery ticket. … It will be interesting to see how Jon Gruden divides the carries this week. I expect Tampa to run in high volume after the Colts defense showed signs of their 2006 problems last week. Losing Rob Morris and possibly Bob Sanders will hurt.

Ahman Green looks like a game-time decision. With Miami's defense giving up 200 yards-per-game, whoever starts for Houston will be a good RB2 option. We'd rank Dayne at the same spot as Green if he starts. … Sean Payton's recent comments indicate that Aaron Stecker may not be the answer that many Deuce McAllister fans were hoping for. … Brandon Jacobs looks to be on track to start this week after practicing fully Wednesday. Even if the touches are split with Derrick Ward, Jacobs will get the short-yardage carries against a sagging Jets defense. Ward remains a decent option, similar to backs like Julius Jones and Kevin Jones who get less carries than average. It's the first week I'd consider using Kevin Jones, as he looks likely to top 15 touches.

LenDale White didn't practice Wednesday, so keep an eye on him. … Kansas City's revived defense will be no pushover for Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor, who are looking like shaky plays.

Week 5 Wide Receivers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Randy Moss vs. CLE -

2 Terrell Owens at BUF -

3 Reggie Wayne vs. TB -

4 Roy Williams at WAS -

5 Steve Smith at NO -

6 Larry Fitzgerald at STL -

7 Plaxico Burress vs. NYJ Questionable(ankle)

8 Donald Driver vs. CHI Probable(toe)

9 Marvin Harrison vs. TB Not expected to start

10 Laveranues Coles at NYG -

11 Jerricho Cotchery at NYG

12 Torry Holt vs. ARZ -

13 Deion Branch at PIT -

14 Marques Colston vs. CAR -

15 Brandon Marshall vs. SD -

16 Santonio Holmes vs. SEA -

17 Bernard Berrian at GB -

18 Chris Chambers at HOU -

19 Wes Welker vs. CLE -

20 Braylon Edwards at NE -

21 Lee Evans vs. DAL -

22 Patrick Crayton at BUF -

23 Joey Galloway at IND -

24 Roddy White at TEN -

25 Greg Jennings vs. CHI -

26 Shaun McDonald at WAS -

27 Mike Furrey at WAS -

28 James Jones vs. CHI -

29 Dwayne Bowe vs. JAC -

30 Brandon Jones vs. ATL -

31 Calvin Johnson at WAS Questionable(back)

32 Andre' Davis vs. MIA -

33 Bobby Engram at PIT -

34 Amani Toomer vs. NYJ -

35 Vincent Jackson at DEN Probable(back)

36 Darrell Jackson vs. BAL -

37 Derrick Mason at SF Game-time decision

38 Mark Clayton at SF Would rise if Mason is out

39 Marty Booker at HOU -

40 Drew Bennett vs. ARZ

41 Bryant Johnson at STL -

42 Demetrius Williams at SF Would rise if Mason is out

43 Antwaan Randle El vs. DET -

44 Nate Burleson at PIT -

45 Nate Washington vs. SEA -

46 Muhsin Muhammad at GB -

47 Michael Jenkins at TEN -

48 Joe Jurevicius at NE -

49 Ike Hilliard at IND Questionable(ankle)

50 Roydell Williams vs. ATL -

51 Donte' Stallworth vs. CLE

52 Dennis Northcutt at KC -

WR Notes: Javon Walker isn't sure whether he'll play this week, so he's off the rankings for now. Look for Brandon Marshall to step up with a solid game against a Chargers secondary that is prone to giving up big plays. … Michael Jenkins has caught six passes in each of the last two weeks. He's made a number of leaping grabs lately, and has passed Joe Horn in terms of fantasy relevance, although he's still a lower-tier receiver. Roddy White, meanwhile, is on pace for 1,200 yards. Most encouraging have been his improvements on shorter crossing routes. White is beating press coverage, and has developed into more than a one trick (go deep, Roddy!) pony. That's essential considering Joey Harrington doesn't like to stretch the field.

Steve Smith isn't helping himself with at least four drops over the last two weeks. Despite the presence of David Carr, Smith remains a must-start every week. He should bounce back against the Saints. … With the Bucs likely to focus on the running game and the Colts defense excellent at preventing big plays, it doesn't look like a great week to use Joey Galloway. … Anquan Boldin's status is currently a mystery. We'll rank him as if he's starting. … Dwayne Bowe's strong run is likely to end against the Jaguars. I'm not ranking Eddie Kennison until he shows something, but his return doesn't particularly help Bowe. … Santana Moss doesn't look likely to play, so he's not on the rankings. Antwaan Randle El gets a bump. … Drew Bennett will hit the rankings roughly where Isaac Bruce is ranked if Reverend Ike can't play.

Week 5 Tight Ends

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Jason Witten at BUF -

2 Antonio Gates at DEN Probable(flu)

3 Chris Cooley vs. DET -

4 Jeremy Shockey vs. NYJ -

5 Kellen Winslow at NE Probable(shoulder)

6 Dallas Clark vs. TB Questionable(knee)

7 Tony Gonzalez vs. JAC -

8 Alge Crumpler at TEN -

9 Heath Miller vs. SEA -

10 Owen Daniels vs. MIA -

11 Todd Heap at SF Questionable(hamstring)

12 Ben Watson vs. CLE -

13 Jeff King at NO -

14 Donald Lee vs. CHI -

15 Marcedes Lewis at KC -

16 Eric Johnson vs. CAR -

17 Desmond Clark at GB -

18 Bo Scaife vs. ATL -

19 Daniel Graham vs. SD -

20 Randy McMichael vs. ARZ -

21 Chris Baker at NYG -

22 Alex Smith at IND -

23 Quinn Sypniewski at SF -

24 Marcus Pollard at PIT -

25 David Martin at HOU Probable(toe)

26 Greg Olsen at GB -

27 Bubba Franks vs. CHI Probable(knee)

TE Notes: Life has few certainties: Death, taxes, and Dallas Clark going too early in fantasy leagues. At least until this year. Clark is currently the number one fantasy tight end in standard scoring leagues, and his career year isn't about to slow down with Marvin Harrison less than 100%. Clark has more targets than Reggie Wayne and Harrison for the season, and the Colts are calling plays for him that many fantasy owners expected to go to Anthony Gonzalez. Clark even beat Champ Bailey deep last week, the ultimate sign that he's playing out of his mind. Look for another solid game against the Tampa zone defense. … The loss of Michael Vick hasn't hurt Alge Crumpler much. While he's seeing a lower percentage of Atlanta's targets, the Falcons pass-heavy style balances that out. Crumpler appears to be getting in shape during the season, so I wouldn't be surprised if he has a big second half. Maybe he'll come up with another open-field move than running people over.

Week 5 Team Defense

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Ravens Def/Spec Team at SF -

2 Patriots Def/Spec Team vs. CLE -

3 Jaguars Def/Spec Team at KC -

4 Packers Def/Spec Team vs. CHI -

5 Steelers Def/Spec Team vs. SEA -

6 Titans Def/Spec Team vs. ATL -

7 Chargers Def/Spec Team at DEN -

8 Cowboys Def/Spec Team at BUF -

9 Texans Def/Spec Team vs. MIA -

10 Redskins Def/Spec Team vs. DET -

11 Chiefs Def/Spec Team vs. JAC -

12 Bears Def/Spec Team at GB -

13 Colts Def/Spec Team vs. TB -

14 Lions Def/Spec Team at WAS -

15 Buccaneers Def/Spec Team at IND -

16 Cardinals Def/Spec Team at STL -

17 Panthers Def/Spec Team at NO -

18 Fortyniners Def/Spec Team vs. BAL -

19 Seahawks Def/Spec Team at PIT -

20 Broncos Def/Spec Team vs. SD -

21 Giants Def/Spec Team vs. NYJ -

22 Saints Def/Spec Team vs. CAR -

23 Jets Def/Spec Team at NYG -

24 Dolphins Def/Spec Team at HOU -

25 Falcons Def/Spec Team at TEN -

26 Browns Def/Spec Team at NE -

27 Rams Def/Spec Team vs. ARZ -

28 Bills Def/Spec Team vs. DAL -

Week 5 Kickers

Rank Player Name Opponent Notes

1 Adam Vinatieri vs. TB -

2 Stephen Gostkowski vs. CLE -

3 Nick Folk at BUF -

4 Jeff Reed vs. SEA -

5 Nate Kaeding at DEN -

6 Neil Rackers at STL -

7 Josh Brown at PIT -

8 Jason Hanson at WAS -

9 Jason Elam vs. SD -

10 Jeff Wilkins vs. ARZ -

11 Matt Stover at SF -

12 Mason Crosby vs. CHI -

13 Rob Bironas vs. ATL -

14 Kris Brown vs. MIA -

15 Shaun Suisham vs. DET -

16 Jay Feely at HOU -

17 John Kasay at NO -

18 Olindo Mare vs. CAR -

19 Robbie Gould at GB -

20 Lawrence Tynes vs. NYJ -

21 Matt Bryant at IND -

22 Mike Nugent at NYG -

23 John Carney at KC -

24 Joe Nedney vs. BAL -

25 Dave Rayner vs. JAC -

26 Rian Lindell vs. DAL -

27 Phil Dawson at NE -
I will comment later on the thread but i've always wanted to know what is the point of reposting the same thing by quoting the post as evidenced here, I dont understand is this supposed to mean something??? Or is this just a dumb poster?
 

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