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.

Mohamed Massaquoi (Image: Zuma Press)

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QB Marc Bulger, St. Louis Rams
After suffering a concussion in Week 12, Marc Bulger can’t be counted on to play in Week 12. Even if he could, he’s a bad start right now.

RB Correll Buckhalter, Philadelphia Eagles
Correll Buckhalter has been diagnosed with a sprained MCL. He’ll have an MRI to see if it is anything worse.

RB Ahman Green, Houston Texans
The always fragile Ahman Green hurt his knee in Week 12 and is expected to miss at least two weeks of action.

RB Jonathan Stewart, Carolina Panthers
Rookie running back Jonathan Stewart is banged up and now reportedly has a foot injury. DeAngelo Williams remains the much better start as of right now.

WR Greg Camarillo, Miami Dolphins
After being a surprising fantasy football contributor for much of the season, Greg Camarillo’s season is over after he suffered a serious injury in Week 12.

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RB Pierre Thomas, New Orleans Saints
With the news that Reggie Bush will miss at least a couple of weeks, Pierre Thomas now moves into a role where he’ll share carries with Deuce McAllister. While he may not get more than 10 to 12 carries per week, he’ll be a touchdown threat every week.

WR Malcom Floyd, San Diego Chargers
Chris Chambers is down injured and Malcom Floyd is doing a good Chambers impersonation. He’s using his long length to his advantage and is a great target in the end zone. As long as Chambers is out and Philip Rivers remains on fire, Floyd is a good start.

TE Visanthe Shiancoe, Minnesota Vikings
Since Gus Frerotte has taken over as quarterback of the Vikings, Vishanthe Shiancoe has emerged as a very good fantasy football tight end option. If he’s still available on your league’s waiver wire and you need a tight end, be sure to pick him up.

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RB Ryan Grant, Green Bay Packers
Slowed by injuries early on, Ryan Grant has been a bust so far in the 2008 fantasy football season. But his schedule gets easier and he seems to be healthy, so he should become halfway decent soon.

WR Randy Moss, New England Patriots
Many fantasy owners have written off Randy Moss after the loss of Tom Brady. While his value certainly has suffered, expect him to step it up in forthcoming weeks as Matt Cassel adjusts.

TE Dallas Clark, Indianapolis Colts
In Week 1, Dallas Clark got injured. Combine that with a bye week and it seems like the fantasy world has forgotten about Clark. However, as Peyton Manning gets healthier, expect Clark to produce.

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Tom Brady, New England Patriots – Middle of the first round.
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts – Middle of the second round.
Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys – Late second round.
Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints – Late thirdround.
Carson Palmer, Cincinnati Bengals – Middle of the fourth round.

Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers – Middle of the fifth round.
Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles – Late fifth round.
Derek Anderson, Cleveland Browns – Late fifth round.
Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks – Middle of the sixth round.
Marc Bulger, St. Louis Rams – Middle of the seventh round.

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Derek Anderson – While he did very well last season, Derek Anderson has an relatively inexperience receiving corps and a high profile backup.

Carson Palmer – Even though he is very talented, Carson Palmer is on a team that is heading downward and has a sometimes loony lead WR.

Marc Bulger – With Issac Bruce gone and Torry Holt aging, Marc Bulger is no longer the fantasy stud he used to be a few years ago.

Eli Manning – Don’t let a Super Bowl victory blind you to the fact that Eli Manning has been a very average fantasy quarterback.

Aaron Rodgers – While Aaron Rodgers does have good weapons offensively, inexperienced quarterbacks spell fantasy football disappointment.

Jon Kitna – With Mike Martz out of town, Jon Kitna’s numbers will take a big tumble during the 2008 fantasy football season.

Matt Leinart – Not only will Kurt Warner likely see playing time once again, Matt Leinart appears to be more of a partier than a football player.

Here is a video of Matt Leinart partying during the offseason:

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K Matt Bryant, Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Bryant and the Bucs play against the New Orleans Saints this year, a team that has been poor defensively as of late. With the Bucs banged up offensively, they might have to rely on the foot of Bryant to supply most of their points. Bryant has been solid this season with 18 field goals, five of which were from at least 40 yards.

D Washington Redskins – After the tragic passing of Sean Taylor this week, the Redskins are sure to play with a lot of emotion. Whether that emotion works for them or against them is to be seen but it could be worth the risk in fantasy football. The Redskins take on the Buffalo Bills this week, a team that has trouble putting points on the board.

D Atlanta Falcons – The Falcons defense has been decent as of late and this week they take on the St. Louis Rams without Marc Bulger. In Bulger’s place will be Gus Frerotte, who has struggled in relief this season for the most part. He’s turnover prone and lacks mobility in the pocket. If the Falcons can get any sort of pass rush, they could force plenty of turnovers this week. The Rams have had some horrible weeks offensively this year and without Bulger, this could be another one of those weeks.

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QB Jeff Garcia, Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Garcia was hurt on one of the first plays of the game. He scrambled and took a shot to the back. The good news is that Garcia was able to return to action. However, you should still keep an eye on his injury status going into Week 13.

RB Cedric Benson, Chicago Bears – Benson left the game with a leg injury. Benson, who has struggled for much of the season, was replaced by Adrian Peterson. Early indications are the injury could be serious, so pickup Peterson if you are a Benson owner.

WR Troy Williamson, Minnesota Vikings – Williamson suffered a head injury against the New York Giants. Although Williamson doesn’t have much fantasy value, he’s a decent big play option when healthy. However, Week 13 isn’t the time to hope for that big play.

TE George Wrighster, Jacksonville Jaguars - Wrighster suffered a knee injury in Week 12. Wrighster, the second tight end in Jacksonville, isn’t much of a fantasy option even when he’s healthy. Although if he misses time, his blocking skills will be missed.

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