QB Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers
Alex Smith continues to be overlooked despite being pretty darn effective in his starts. Take out his goose egg against the Bears in a shortened week and Smith has 11 touchdown passes in five weeks. This week against the Seahawks should translate to at least a couple more touchdowns.

RB Jerious Norwood, Atlanta Falcons
With Michael Turner nursing an ankle injury, Jerious Norwood may finally get his time to shine. He appears to be ahead of Jason Snelling on the depth chart and his career numbers indicate he can gain yards in a hurry.

WR Robert Meachem, New Orleans Saints
For a wide receiver who has five touchdowns in the last four weeks, Robert Meachem receives an amazingly low amount of respect in fantasy football. It’s time to put him in starting lineups, sit back and enjoy.

TE Dante Rosario, Carolina Panthers
In the last two weeks, Dante Rosario has had over 100 yards receiving on eight catches. Against the Bucs and with Jake Delhomme banged up, Rosario could see the ball a ton.

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QB Chad Henne, Miami Dolphins
In recent weeks, Chad Henne has been quiet. However, he has faced tough opponents during that time frame. In Week 10, he’ll have a much easier go of it versus the Bucs.

RB Kolby Smith, Kansas City Chiefs
With Larry Johnson out of the picture, everyone is looking at Jamaal Charles. But those who watched closely last week saw that Kolby Smith could very well have a 50/50 split with Charles the rest of the way. Smith versus the Raiders this week could very well result in a TD.

WR Pierre Garcon, Indianapolis Colts
Pierre Garcon doesn’t have a touchdown since Week 3 but he could come up big this weekend against the Patriots. Anthony Gonzalez is still out and Austin Collie is banged up. That will lead to opportunities for Garcon.

TE Bo Scaife, Tennessee Titans
With Vince Young back in the helm for the Titans, it’s time to remember about Bo Scaife. Young likes throwing to Scaife and we could see a lot of that in Week 10 against the Bills.

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QB Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers
The Alex Smith Era is back on in San Francisco. The Niners are giving the reins to their team once again to the former number one overall pick. Last week, Smith looked impressive. Perhaps he can actually keep it up and live up to his potential.

RB Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs
Larry Johnson is doing everything in his power to lose his starting gig in Kansas City. If he succeeds, Jamaal Charles is likely next in line. His breakaway speed would make him an interesting player in fantasy football.

WR Kenny Britt, Tennessee Titans
It looks more and more like Kerry Collins will be out as the Titans starter. If that’s the case, Vince Young may help revive the passing game. As a result, Kenny Britt would then become a lot more valuable.

TE Fred Davis, Washington Redskins
With Chris Cooley an injury question mark, Fred Davis sees his value skyrocket. The Redskins love passing to the tight end and Davis is an adequate receiving threat.

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QB Shaun Hill, San Francisco 49ers
With Frank Gore back in the lineup, Shaun Hill should have more room to operate. He’s not going to have a huge game but two touchdown passes wouldn’t be surprising at all.

RB Mike Bell, New Orleans Saints
Don’t look now but Mike Bell seems to be a big part of the Saints attack. While Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush get the most attention at running back, Bell will likely get his share of touches going forward.

WR Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh Steelers
It’s likely that the Steelers will have to throw the ball quite a bit against the Vikings. If that happens, Mike Wallace has a very good chance of putting up starter-quality numbers.

TE Dustin Keller, New York Jets
Dustin Keller has been quiet for the last few weeks. However, Week 7 brings upon the Raiders — which is a cure for all fantasy ailments.

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QB Marc Bulger, St. Louis Rams
Last week, Marc Bulger looked solid in limited action. In Week 6, he’s going against the inept defense of the Jaguars. Expect a good outing from Bulger.

RB Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs
One of these weeks, Jamaal Charles is going to leapfrog the struggling Larry Johnson. Going against the Redskins in Week 6, Charles should be able to produce — if given the chance.

WR Mohamed Massaquoi, Cleveland Browns
Don’t give up on Mohamed Massaquoi just yet. With Braylon Edwards out of town, Massaquoi could very well be the Browns top receiving option. Even though he had only one catch last week, he could still become a fantasy football starter.

TE Jermichael Finley, Green Bay Packers
The last we saw of Jermichael Finley, he was tearing it up. After the bye week, the Packers could very well look for him even more. Going up against the Lions, start him with confidence.

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QB Seneca Wallace, Seattle Seahawks
If Matt Hasselbeck misses another week due to injury, don’t be afraid to start Seneca Wallace. He’s at home going up against a struggling Jaguars defense. Wallace should be good enough to help your fantasy team win.

RB Mewelde Moore, Pittsburgh Steelers
It sounds like Willie Parker will miss another week due to turf toe. If that’s the case, Mewelde Moore should see enough touches to be a filler fantasy running back. Rashard Mendenhall will get the start but Moore will definitely be part of the attack against the Lions.

WR Sidney Rice, Minnesota Vikings
Brett Favre is starting to look deep and not simply rely on the short pass. That is great news for Sidney Rice. Going against the Rams, Rice has a chance to break a few long playofs.

TE Bo Scaife, Tennessee Titans
Bo Scaife is healthy once again and he should be a solid play in Week 5 of the fantasy football season. The Titans will likely get into a shootout with the Colts and Kerry Collins should target Scaife plenty.

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QB Shaun Hill, San Francisco 49ers
With Frank Gore out this week, quarterback Shaun Hill will probably need to toss the pigskin more than usual. Add in a favorable opponent in the St. Louis Rams and Hill is definitely a sleeper in Week 4.

RB Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh Steelers
Rashard Mendenhall would definitely be a risky play but he has upside. Starter Willie Parker is battling with turf toe. Additionally, Mendenhall was benched last week due to a poor showing in practice, which could have him extra motivated.

WR Andre Caldwell, Cincinnati Bengals
With TJ Houshmandzadeh no longer with the Cincinnati Bengals, Carson Palmer has been looking for a new possession receiver. He might have found one in Andre Caldwell. The speedy Caldwell is a solid play this week.

TE Daniel Fells, St. Louis Rams
After Kyle Boller entered the game at quarterback in Week 3, tight end Daniel Fells caught two touchdown passes. If Boller starts in Week 4, will he keep looking at Fells? He just might.

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QB Derek Anderson, Cleveland Browns
Starter Brady Quinn doesn’t have too tight of a grip on the starting quarterback job in Cleveland. If he doesn’t start playing better, Derek Anderson will get the job. And as we saw a couple of seasons ago, Anderson is definitely capable of being a fantasy beast.

WR Johnny Knox, Chicago Bears
This rookie is really looking good for the Bears. While it is difficult to imagine him keeping up this pace, he has a chance of ending up as the best receiver on the Bears.

RB Justin Forsett, Seattle Seahawks
Although he’s small and although there is a lot of competition in Seattle, Justin Forsett is making enough noise to take notice. He’s a do-it-all RB who could find himself playing a larger role if the running backs above him don’t start producing on a consistent basis.

TE Jerramy Stevens, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jerramy Stevens has looked good and he has the talent to be a producer in fantasy football. If the Bucs keep passing it a lot, consider Stevens as a quality filler.

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QB Jason Campbell, Washington Redskins
At the end of the Redskins game in Week 1, Jason Campbell seemed to find his groove. Going against the St. Louis Rams, he should find a healthy amount of success.

RB Larry Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs
Larry Johnson didn’t look good in Week 1 but he’s going against the Oakland Raiders in Week 2. LJ knows that his time at starter may be running out so expect him to give a maximum effort.

WR Isaac Bruce, San Francisco 49ers
Even though Isaac Bruce is arguably the top offensive option in the Niners offensive unit, he rarely gets respect in the fantasy world. If you need a fantasy football sleeper, pick up Bruce and start him this week.

TE Visanthe Shiancoe, Minnesota Vikings
In Week 1, Visanthe Shiancoe was almost silent. But Week 2 will be different. He’s going against the Detroit Lions and as we saw with Jeremy Shockey’s two touchdowns against the last week, the Lions are a tight end’s best friend.

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QB Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks
Although he was bad last season, Matt Hasselbeck looks like he could be headed to a strong Week 1 of the 2009 fantasy football season. He has good wide receivers and he’s going up against the Rams. Go ahead and start him.

RB Mike Bell, New Orleans Saints
With Pierre Thomas out for Week 1, Mike Bell could see a lot of work. While Reggie Bush is going to start, expect Bell to get a healthy number of touches.

WR Brandon Marshall, Denver Broncos
Even though Brandon Marshall has had a ton of drama circling him as of late, it appears likely that he’ll play in Week 1. If he does, don’t hesitate to start him.

TE Visanthe Shiancoe, Minnesota Vikings
In Brett Favre’s first game with the Vikings, he may play it a bit conservative. If so, expect a lot of action for Visanthe Shiancoe.

Don't be afraid to start Brandon Marshall (Image: Zuma Press)

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