Quarterbacks – Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks
With so many injuries at wide receiver, it may be best to give Hasselbeck the week off until he adjusts to his new options.

Running Backs – Darren McFadden, Oakland Raiders
While Darren McFadden will likely have a very good season, he’s playing behind Justin Fargas for the moment.

Wide Receivers – Anthony Gonzalez, Indianapolis Colts
Last season Anthony Gonzalez was very good at the end of the year. However, now with Marvin Harrison back in the fold, things may change.

Tight Ends – Vernon Davis, San Francisco 49ers
Mike Martz is now the offensive coordinator in San Francisco. He doesn’t have a long history of utilizing tight ends, so proceed with caution.

Kickers – Mason Crosby, Green Bay Packers
The Packers are going against a strong defense in the Vikings and will they may struggle to move the ball with Aaron Rodgers at the helm.

Defenses – Chicago Bears
The Bears should finish the season as a top ten fantasy football defense, but don’t play them this week against the Colts.

Wait a few weeks before unleashing Darren McFadden.

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Devin Hester, Chicago Bears – The Bears lost both of their top wide receivers to free agency. Someone is going to have to catch passes and it might as well be Devin Hester. The Bears coaching staff seems sold on the idea that Hester can be productive in the passing game.

Terry Glenn, Dallas Cowboys – If Glenn is starting for the Cowboys, he’ll surprise a lot of people in the fantasy football world. While his situation is a bit cloudy at the moment, keep an eye on Glenn as a possible sleeper for the 2008 season.

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