Notes: After showing signs of life for a few weeks, Lynch dips back down.

Notes: Add another poor outing to his list.

Notes: Out for the year.

Notes: Brees is spready the ball around and watering down all his WRs.

Notes: Rough outing for Romo and company in Pitt.

Notes: His up and down season continues.

Notes: Check Status.

Notes: Even with Plax out he seems to be the forgotten man.

Notes: Another quiet game.

Notes: Should still be solid down the stretch.

Notes: 6 reception streak broken.

Notes: Morris looks ready to take back his job and keep it.

Notes: Should bounce back in that offense but keep an eye on JJ.

Notes: Check status.

Notes: Looks like the odd man out with Colston’s return.

Notes: The emergence of the SD WRs drop Gates down to an average to good TE.

Notes: His job should be secure for this week but the benching is something to worry about.

Notes: Out for the season.

Notes: Looks like Brady may be on a short leash down the stretch.

Notes: Dropping like a rock.

Notes: May have played his last home game with the Saints.

Notes: Williams has firmly established himself as the starter.

Notes: Between he Giants have been running more and Eli spreading the ball around Plaxico's numbers have dipped considerably.

Notes: Tough D and a few dropped passes drop Rivers' stock. Should bounce back.

Notes: Another poor outing and another injury makes Willis one of the biggest FF busts this season.

Notes: Has not looked the same since his concussion.

Notes: Has dropped in production over the past few weeks.

Notes: Out for the season?

Notes: Has not looked or played the same since coming back from his ankle injury.

Notes: Its only 1 game back with Romo but owners were hoping for big numbers from Owens.

Notes: Has cooled off the past few games.

Notes: Ugly ugly numbers against a bad defense.

Notes: Injuries and strong play of Williams have kept Stewart on the fantasy bench.

Notes: Swollen ankle. Pulled form the game? Big mouth. Not a good combo.

Notes: Tough D but horrible #s.

Notes: Poor outing plus a possible suspension coming up.

Notes: Well that didnt last very long.

Notes: 2 week wonder?

Notes: I wasnt expecting much better but I know some people were.

Notes: Still worth holding 1 more week but if Brady shows anything, stick a fork in Anderson.

Notes: Faced a tough Steeler D after a hard loss.

Notes: Out a few weeks

Notes: Could of had a decent game had a 77 yard TD not been called back on a questionable call.

Notes: Floats quietly back to earth.

Notes: Out 2-4 weeks

Notes: Pretty much worthless at this point.

Notes: Should certainly bounce back with Romo’s return..

Notes: Excellent buy low candidate.

Notes: Tough day against a tough D. SHould bounce back but the loss of Holmes for a few weeks may hurt his numbers.

Notes: His numbers were down before the loss of Romo. Now he’s fallen from studhood without him.

Notes: Owners were hoping for instant gradification last week when he returned. After a another bad week, it’s hard to gauge if his #1 role will return or not.

Notes: Benched before the half.

Notes: Stock drops after facing a tough D. Should still be considered a RB1 though.

Notes: Suspension looming

Notes: Another poor outing in the pass led Cardinal offense.

Notes: Suspension looming

Notes: Romo/Johnson owners are crossing their fingers for a fast Romo return.

Notes: An early injury to his index finger may have factored in to his bad night.

Notes: Stock drops after facing a tough D. Should still be considered a RB1 though.

Notes: Gore had a tough day vs the Giants but no need to worry. Still an elite back with plenty of big games ahead.

Notes: Should rebound, but can’t do much worse than 1 for nada.

Notes: Suspension plus legal woes plus a horrible team is not the spot you want your RB in.

Notes: Should miss 4 or so games.

Notes: Many expected Engram to step in and be an instant Wr2. So far he has shown nothing to merit that.

Notes: Injured hamstring. Addia was having a very modest season before the injury.

Notes: We knew Cassel was no Brady. It’s starting to look like hes not even a wrothy BU.

Notes: McGahee just can’t stay healthy this year. He’s clsoing in on being dropable in smaller leagues.

Notes: Graham looks as if he will be taking on fullback duties for the next few weeks. Until he’s back as featured back he should remain on your bench.

Notes: His productivity has been lower than expected so far. Losing Romo will only make things worse.

Notes: Expect a lot of up and down weeks from the ex-superstar.

Notes: Out 4-5 weeks. Hope you guys drafted Johnson or have a decent BU.

Notes: Rumor of Kitna being placed on IR are now floating around.

Notes: It looks like LT will play through his turf toe all season. Not a good sign for fantasy owners. If SD falls from playoff contention don’t be surprised if they shut him down for the season.

Notes: Talk about feast to famine. The inconsistent Johnson was virtually invisible this week.

Notes: Zero for zero. That’s gonna leave a mark.I would’nt Moss should rebound. Cooley won’t be left that open very often.

Notes: Marshall’s stock slides for a second straight week with a very mortal 3 catches for 25 yards.

Notes: His bad game may dip his stock some but expect a bounce back especially with the possibility of Chambers missing some time.

Notes: Another bad outing. At least the TDs were sugar coating his lack of touches earlier in the season.

Notes: Another very average outing. No need to ring the alarms just yet but fantasy owners were hoping for more consistency out of the promising sophmore .

Notes: Still has a ton of potential but 5 fumbles is a real concern. Grab Benson if you have room.

Notes: The often injured stud adds broken riibs to his assortment of ailements. He vows to play through it, but there is no telling how long he will last.

Notes: Injuries and inefficiency are not a good combo for an aging NFL qb in a pass driven offense.

Notes: With Brown back, Basket is the odd man out. Should only get worse with Curtis’ return.

Notes: Until his toe is 100%, he looks like he will be limited. May have missed his chance to steal Fargas' job.

Notes: What looked to be a nice set up for his bounce back game turned into a last minute scratch. Rumors he may need surgery add to his decline.

Notes: Jennings is clearly the go to guy this season.

Notes: Tony Scheffler is starting to look like a 1 week wonder. Still has some value, but does not look as if he will be a top TE this year as many people thought.

Notes: Lost starting job.

Notes: Role looks to be reduced considerably with the return of Deuce.

Notes: OUT FOR THE YEAR

Notes: Currently isted as "week to week"

Notes: Face a rejuvinated D in Baltimore, but Anderson needs to turn it around fast or Quinn could make a much earlier than expected start.

Notes: A ROY favorite coming into the season, Smith has been nothing but a disappointment thus far. Being benched for Rudi doesn’t make things look much better.

Notes: Looks like Marshall has stomped out his thunder.

Notes: No need to panic, Graham should bounce back, but a 1.3 YPC will dip anyone’s value.

Notes: A knee injury and rumors of being benched don’t bode well for this overachieving journeyman.

Notes: Looks like he’s day to day, but his history of being dinged up and missing playing time has to worry owners.

Notes: Horrible start for the top 10 wr. Maybe a week off and possible QB change will benefit him.

Notes: Did manage to find the endzone, but owners were expecting much more out of the beast in what was expected to be a walkover for the Giants.

Notes: See Anderson. A trip to Cinci may be enough to jump start the faltering Browns.

Notes:Talk about your feast to famine. Moss may wind up the biggest first round bust this season if the Pats don’t figure out how to get him the ball.

Notes: Expect a lot of up and down weeks with the still promising rookie. This week:Down.

Notes: And an injured shoulder to boot!

Notes: A dose of the Raiders (Who LJ usually kills) was just what he needed to get on track this season. LJ, how did that work out?

Notes:Think Moss misses Brady? 57 other WRs with more yardage then Mr. Moss yesterday. How many times did that happen last year.

Notes: I could have listed any Bengal here. I still expect a rebound across the board. I certainly can’t see their stock dropping much more.

Notes: Bad weather, tough D, and missing a lot of the preseason with a concussion probably are a big part of his early funk. Stock drops regardless.

Notes: Still a must start, but welcome to Earth, Mike.

Notes: And an injured shoulder to boot!

Notes: No need to sound the alarms, but there’s something about toe injuries that scare the crap out of me. (see Deon Sanders) Again, I wouldnt freak out, but keep an eye on this throughout the year as it may land LT on the Inj report more weeks then not.

Notes: It looks like Grunden has simply lost faith in Garcia.

Notes: James has never excelled in short yardage situations but now that it is official drop him down a few notches

Notes: Downgrade them all unless one distances himself from the pack.

Notes: A healthy scratch is not what you want to hear about any player on your roster. May be worth stashing on larger rosters, but with all the weapons NO has meachum may be lost in the shuffle for now.

Notes: No need for panic, but Addia seems to be one of those backs who is always knicked up. He sat out after getting "his bell rung" on Sunday. Rhodes has proven effective in Indy’s system before and may be called on to play a bigger role in upcoming weeks, so you may want to upgrade him as well. I would have like to have seen him more involved in the passing game as well.

Notes: His stock was not that high to begin with, but not playing for a few weeks obviously brings it down even more.

Notes: His value may be down all season unless Seattle finds replacements at WR.

Notes: Out for the season.

Notes: Maybe you already heard.

Notes: The ying to Mendenhall’s yang. Those 15 carries are going to have to come from somewhere.

Notes: After rumors of McGahee being cut, it now looks like his roster spot is secure, but he is still not 100% after knee surgery and may not play much if at all in the opener. In his absence, Ray Rice has grown more and more comfortable with the first team offense.

Notes: Might as well list the entire Bengal offense. Both starting receivers are dinged up. The running back position is in disarray. Palmer himself has been beat up in preseason. Until they show some stability, downgrade them all.

Notes: Rudi Johnson who has been hampered by a hamstring injury most of the preseason is on the trading block right now and there has been speculation that he may even be released.

Notes: Initially thought to be at least the goal line back and a lock to grab a few carries but failure to take the goal line role and acute fumblitis will cost Mendenhall playing time early on.I still expect him to be a factor at some point this season, but it may be later then once anticipated.

Notes: 3 for 12 with 3 picks this weekend probably sealed the deal for Warner. Warner has never been the most durable back, so Matt is still draft and stashable.

Notes: Many had Carter pegged as a decent sleeper this seaon, but a season ending injury obviously wipes him off all draft boards.

Notes: Johnson’s stock has been up and down all preseason (as most of the Bengal offense). So far this offseason he has demanded to be traded, had ankle surgery and an injured shoulder.

Notes: ’Chris feels like the starting running back and he feels very good about that,’ Lewis told the NFL Internet Network.

Notes: The resurgence of Ricky Williams may make it a little easier for Miami to bring back Brown very slowly. I’d expect them to try to get as much out of Williams as possible early on while letting their future star fully heal.

Notes: Considering Carolina’s dedication to a less talented DeShaun Foster, WIlliams may be very hard to knock out of the starting lineup.

Notes: Jones has done little to distance himself from career backup, Maurice Morris. We still expect him to wind up with most of the carries, but he's not looking nearly as enticing as he did before camp started.