No, I have no idea what that means, but if I spend time thinking about it, he's already gone. And this is Aaron Rodgers ' No. Antonio Brown , WR, Steelers: The targets continue to pile up, as do the yards, the fantasy production and the crowd on the bandwagon.
Somehow still available in 53 percent of leagues. If you're desperate for a wide receiver: Jason Hill has a touchdown or 60 yards in four straight games, and you always like a wideout against Indy. Jabar Gaffney returns to Florida to face Miami's 27th-ranked pass defense and is averaging six points a game since John Beck took over.
Denarius Moore had 61 yards last week. Even better? He got 12 targets from Carson Palmer. Owen Daniels , TE, Texans: Still a focal point of the passing game leads the Texans in targets, receptions and yards , and the Buccaneers allow the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends. Brandon Pettigrew , TE, Lions: He had 39 yards and a score the last time he faced Chicago, and the Bears allow the most fantasy points to opposing tight ends.
And with Detroit still struggling to run the ball an issue that figures to not improve against Chicago , Pettigrew will be the de facto running game with short passes underneath that all add up to a solid day.
If you're desperate for a tight end: Visanthe Shiancoe scored the last time he faced the Packers, and certainly, the young quarterback will be looking for him. Jared Cook has at least 40 yards or a touchdown in five straight games and the Panthers are in the upper half of fantasy points allowed to tight ends.
The Jags are available in 96 percent of leagues. But the Cowboys have been fairly conservative with Romo, as he's been averaging just passing yards the past three weeks. No Miles Austin and the Bills are allowing opposing quarterbacks just 11 points a game on the road this season. As seen in "love," I expect Dallas to lean on DeMarco Murray and the run game, putting Romo just outside my top 10 this week. It's also been five weeks since Fitzy had more than 14 points, making him a low-end No.
Brandon Jacobs , RB, Giants: The 49ers have not allowed a touchdown to an opposing running back at home all year. Don't think it starts this week. I'm no numbers whiz, but that strikes me as trending in the wrong direction. Only Darren McFadden and Ryan Mathews have gone for more than yards rushing against Denver, which is not an elite run defense but is better than you think.
Battle, on the other hand, isn't. Ah, glorious Week 2 -- when Starks had 11 fantasy points, which tied his season high. Despite the big leads and high-powered offense, Starks has yet to get more than 13 carries in any game this year, he's had single-digit fantasy points in six straight games, and the Vikings actually are a decent run defense. As I've mentioned before, I get these game notes from the team PR people about various players.
They are always super-positive and I tend not to use them very much because they are rarely relevant or, if they are, they are fairly obvious.
That's what they are pitching on Starks. He's played. The Normal Top Guys: Lots of guys who would normally be top whom I have lower than that, and lower than my counterparts, and it's all due to matchups. I've seen Champ Bailey shut down Dwayne Bowe before and expect him to do it somewhat this week.
Percy Harvin , WR, Vikings: I have no idea what he is doing inside the top 26 ranks of my fellow rankers. I love his talent, no question. But he's just not a huge part of the offense.
He hasn't caught a receiving touchdown yet. Maybe they figured out more ways to get him more involved in the offense over the bye week. I sure hope so. But until I see it, I can't recommend a guy who has had under 60 yards receiving in five of his last six games, six of his last eight, scored in his last game on a run hard to count on those when your teammate is Adrian Peterson and, while I know everyone loves the matchup, he had one, count 'em, one fantasy point in Week 7 when they first faced Green Bay, and that was at home, and with Christian Ponder at quarterback he threw for and 2, so it's not like the receiving game was starving.
He's just never been good. At this point, he's a No. Now watch him go off for three touchdowns. Vernon Davis, TE, 49ers: A total of four fantasy points in his past three games, and the 49ers run too many two-tight-end sets designed to spring Gore one way or the other to consider Davis a top play. Especially against the Giants, who have allowed the sixth-fewest fantasy points to opposing tight ends this season.
Kellen Winslow , TE, Buccaneers: The Texans are also very strong against the tight end, as Graham is the only opposing tight end to get double-digits fantasy points against them all season. Matthew Berry -- The Talented Mr. Roto -- thinks M. Night Shyamalan is the ultimate Whac-A-Mole film director. Berry is the creator of RotoPass. Use promo code ESPN for 10 percent off.
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