However, fantasy owners shouldn’t touch Galloway with a ten-foot goalpost. Sure, he’s a big name joining a pass happy team — but he’s not going to get much time on the field. At best, he’ll be the team’s fourth WR behind Hines Ward, Santonio Holmes and Mike Wallace.

If you need further proof that Galloway doesn’t belong in fantasy football discussions, look at what he did for the New England Patriots earlier in the season. He was brought in by the Patriots and got a legit shot … but massively failed — to the point that New England cut him.

As for Sweed, the young wide receiver is struggling to live up to his potential. He had only one catch on the season and team insiders are pessimistic concerning his long-term future with the Steelers.

Joey Galloway was a disaster with the Patriots (Image: Zuma Press)

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QB Brady Quinn, Cleveland Browns
Brady Quinn would be a risky start but he has a lot of things in his favor. He’ll be at home. He’ll be playing the Raiders. And the Browns are actually playing decently well. If you are searching for a starting QB, Quinn could be your answer.

RB Michael Bush, Oakland Raiders
Last season, Michael Bush was huge at the end of the season. This past week, Bush had a great game in Oakland’s upset win. Against the Browns in Week 16, expect Bush to produce at a high level.

WR Lance Moore, New Orleans Saints
Coming into the season, Lance Moore was highly regarded but he’s been lost in the shuffle in New Orleans. He was active this past week and scored a TD on his only pass. His role may grow in Week 16.

TE Bo Scaife, Tennessee Titans
Bo Scaife has quietly been very consistent. He has at least four catches in five straight weeks. He’ll give you some fantasy football points in Week 16.

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QB Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers
Talk about an explosion. Ben Roethlisberger had 503 passing yards and three passing touchdowns. The 503 passing yards are the most in the NFL this season — and by a good margin.

RB Jerome Harrison, Cleveland Browns
In one of the most explosive performances in the history of the NFL, Jerome Harrison had 286 rushing yards and three touchdowns. If you started him, consider yourself a fantasy football god.

WR Steve Smith, Carolina Panthers
Remember him? Steve Smith, the original, was back to his old trick on Sunday Night Football. He had nine catches for 157 yards and a touchdown as the Panthers stunned the Vikings.

TE Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts
Dallas Clark continues to be on fire. Against the Jaguars, Clark had two touchdowns as he racked up seven catches for 95 yards.

Steve Smith was elite once again (Image: Zuma Press)

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On the season, Bush has 339 rushing yards on 63 attempts. He also has 298 receiving yards on 41 catches. All told Bush has eight touchdowns on the year. While the touchdown level has helped save his fantasy value on the season, his lack of yardage has made him a difficult play each week.

Since the Saints have a lot of options at running back and wide receiver, they don’t have to rush Bush back into action. In fact, a case can be made that they may be better off without him.

In dynasty fantasy football, Bush’s value has to be at a low point. There’s no guarantee that the Saints will bring him back next season and he may find it tough to land on a team that can properly utilize his skillset.

Heading into the 2010 fantasy football season, Reggie Bush will likely be a late round draft pick. That’s a far fall for a guy who used to be a borderline first rounder not that long ago.

Reggie Bush - New Orleans Saints (Image: Zuma Press)

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1. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
Playing at home, Brees should carve up the Cowboys.

2. Kurt Warner, Arizona Cardinals
Ignore last week. Warner is going against the Lions.

3. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
Rodgers should play well against the free falling Steelers.

4. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans
The Rams are horrible. That could be good and bad for Schaub.

5. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys
Expect the Cowboys to pass a lot trying to survive the Saints.

6. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
Look for Brady to try to quiet the whispers about Randy Moss.

7. Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles
The Niners don’t defend well on the road. McNabb should shine.

8. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
Rivers is playing really well and so are his receivers.

9. Jason Campbell, Washington Redskins
With Campbell on fire and the Giants cold, he’s a sleeper.

10. Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks
Hasselbeck is healthier and is playing the dormant Bucs.

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QB Jason Campbell, Washington Redskins
Don’t look now but Jason Campbell has actually been a very good fantasy QB as of late. He has seven passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown in the last three games. Campbell has also been racking up the passing yards.

RB Arian Foster, Houston Texans
The Texans desperately need a running back to emerge and play well. It appears as if Arian Foster may be the man. Going up against the Rams in Week 15 makes Foster even more tempting to start.

WR Joshua Cribbs, Cleveland Browns
Joshua Cribbs is an interesting case because he’s listed as a wide receiver but plays all over the field. Last week, he led the team in rushing. If he gets more rushes, Cribbs would be a sneaky play as a WR.

TE Fred Davis, Washington Redskins
If he’s available, pick up Fred Davis right now. He has four touchdowns over the last three weeks and is becoming a high quality fantasy football tight end right before our eyes.

Joshua Cribbs could become a fantasy option (Image: Zuma Press)

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1. Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints
Drew Brees is a machine right now. Going against the Falcons makes him a no-brainer number one.

2. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
The Bears on the road isn’t the greatest of matchups but Aaron Rodgers has proven to be elite.

3. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
The Broncos could make it difficult for Peyton Manning but he seems to play better when the situation is hard.

4. Kurt Warner, Arizona Cardinals
His recent concussion makes him a little bit risky but Kurt Warner has otherwise been rolling.

5. Tom Brady, New England Patriots
Carolina is one of the best pass defenses and Tom Brady is hurt. That said, he’s still very startable.

6. Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
Philip Rivers has been very consistent. He has ten touchdowns in his last five games and has nearly 700 yards in his last two contests.

7. Matt Schaub, Houston Texans
An injury risk with a dislocated non-throwing shoulder, Matt Schaub is a boom or bust this week.

8. Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys
If you start Tony Romo, you better hope he doesn’t remember that the calendar switched over to December.

9. Brett Favre, Minnesota Vikings
Brett Favre struggled last week and has a tough Bengals opponent this week.

10. Joe Flacco, Baltimore Ravens
Joe Flacco has been bad over the last month. But Detroit in Week 14? That should be gold.

Drew Brees is a fantasy football god this season (Image: Zuma Press)

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1. New Orleans Saints
With Matt Ryan unlikely to play, the New Orleans Saints should be feasting. Their defenses is built to produce in the fantasy world.

2. Baltimore Ravens
At home against the Lions? That’s music to a fantasy owner’s ears. The Ravens should put up points by the ton this week.

3. Tennessee Titans
The Titans are hosting the Rams and their improved defense will be on full display. The Rams are horrible when healthy. With Bulger injured? They are putrid.

4. New England Patriots
The Panthers have a good rushing attack but they are disaster in the passing game. The Patriots will likely take advantage of that.

5. New York Jets
Josh Freeman looks like he’s going to be a good QB down the line but a rookie against an aggressive defense like the Jets is a recipe for disaster.

Ray Lewis should have a busy week (Image: Zuma Press)

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Sanchez was injured in Week 13 against the Buffalo Bills. He was diagnosed with a sprained PCL. While he’s out this week, the Jets are hopeful that he can be back by Week 15.

In the fantasy football world, this news shouldn’t have much affect on your lineup. Sanchez isn’t consistent enough to be a fantasy football starter and Clemens won’t be any better. From this point forward, avoid starting a Jets QB and you’ll be better off.

On the season, Sanchez has 11 touchdowns, 17 interceptions and quarterback rating of 63.7. Clemens in his career has 5 touchdowns, 11 interceptions and a QB rating of 59.2. Stay far, far away.

Mark Sanchez won't play this week (Image: Zuma Press)

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Obviously, it’s time to waive him if he’s on your fantasy team. His usual backup, Ladell Betts, is also out for the season due to a knee injury. That leaves Rock Cartwright and Quinton Ganther as the team’s two healthy running backs.

Cartwright is currently the starter but don’t overlook Ganther. Last week against the New Orleans Saints he led the team in rushing. The Redskins may take a closer look at the 25-year-old since their playoff hopes are toast.

In dynasty fantasy football, it should be noted that Portis has started to talk retirement. If he struggles to return from his concussion, don’t be surprised if Portis decides to hang it up. Even though he’s only 28, he has taken a beating and his best days are almost definitely behind him.

Clinton Portis - Is His Career Over? (image: Zuma Press)

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