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Salahlipop is back with his expert fantasy advice. Be sure to post questions about sit/starts in the comment sections to be answered by our experts!

Quarterback

Studs:

Kurt Warner vs. NYG

Drew Brees vs. GB

Peyton Manning @ SD

Jay Cutler vs. OAK

Donovan McNabb @ BAL

Philip Rivers vs. IND

Aaron Rodgers @ NO

Tony Romo vs. SF

Start:

Jason Campbell @ SEA: Campbell has been struggling the last couple weeks, but look for him to turn it around this week at Seattle. Only one team (Chargers) has allowed more passing yards on the season than Seattle.

Eli Manning @ ARI: Manning has been a great QB all year long, but only an average fantasy performer, rarely throwing for over 200 yards. This week should be different. Combine the facts that 1)Arizona has an explosive offense that needs to be kept up with; 2)Brandon Jacobs is banged up and emphasis has been shifted to the passing game; and 3)Arizona has given up the most receiving TDs in the league, and we have what should be a great day for Eli Manning.

Sage Rosenfels @ CLE: Rosenfels is getting comfortable as the starter and is facing the porous Cleveland secondary. Him and both Texan’s wideouts should have good days.

Sit:

Jake Delhomme @ ATL: Delhomme has thrown for less than 100 yards in two straight weeks, and one of those games was against the Lions. He has another good matchup this week, but the Panther’s running game has been owning, and I just don’t trust him.

Matt Hasselbeck vs. WAS: Hasselbeck struggled last week coming off of an injury, and should have another tough time this week against a Redskin secondary that has been improving as of late.

Brett Favre @ TEN: Going up against the Titan’s tough secondary (who have only given up 5 passing TDs all year), don’t expect much from Favre this week.

Running Back

Studs:

Brandon Jacobs @ ARI*

Frank Gore @ DAL

Adrian Peterson @ JAC

Clinton Portis @ SEA

Joseph Addai @ SD

Matt Forte @ STL

Brian Westbrook @ BAL**

Ladainian Tomlinson vs. IND

Marion Barber vs. SF

Willie Parker vs. CIN

Start:

Warrick Dunn @ DET: With Earnest Grahm out for the year, Dunn gets the starting job this week against the lowly Lions. Pick him up, and start him with confidence.

DeAngelo Williams @ ATL: I predict that the Panthers continue to pound the run this week against Atlanta. J. Stewart should have a good game too.

Ryan Grant @ NO: Grant has performed well against very tough defenses the last few weeks, and should far even better this week against the Saints, who are far from an elite defensive unit.

Steve Slaton @ CLE: Slaton had a great game last week, despite Ahman Green vultering away a couple TDs from him. Look for Slaton to be heavily involved in both the rushing and passing game this week.

Sit:

Tim Hightower vs. NYG: Hightower appears to have been a one week wonder, and with J.J. Arrington now apparently receiving goal line carries don’t expect much, if anything, from Hightower against the tough Giants D.

Maurice Jones-Drew vs. TEN: MJD had an unexpectedly good game against the Titans last week, but this week he faces the Vikings, who are arguably the best rushing D in the league. Temper your expectations.

*Brandon Jacobs @ ARI: Check his injury status before starting him. Even if he does play, it may be in a limited role.

** Brian Westbrook @ BAL: Also make sure to check his injury status. He is clearly banged up and not performing well, plus he has a very tough matchup.

Wide Receiver

Studs:

Anquan Boldin vs. NYG

Larry Fitzgerald vs. NYG

Andre Johnson @ CLE

Reggie Wayne @ SD

Brandon Marshall vs. OAK***

Randy Moss @ MIA

Steve Smith @ ATL

Greg Jennings @ NO

Roddy White vs. CAR

Calvin Johnson vs. TB

Santana Moss @ SEA

T.J. Houshmandzadeh @ PIT

Start:

Marvin Harrison @ SD: It appears as though the Colts offense is getting together down the stretch, and this week they face a San Diego Defense that gives up the most passing yards in the league. Start any Colt that you can.

Lance Moore vs. GB: I’m going out on a limb here, but Lance Moore has been putting up Marques Colston type numbers, at the expense of Marques Colston!

Lee Evans @ KC: I recommended to start Evans last week, and he embarrassed me with zero catches (although that was really Trent Edward’s fault, not his). I expect him and Edwards to turn it around this week against the more generous Chiefs secondary.

Dwayne Bowe vs. BUF: Thigpen’s favorite target, start him with confidence.

Sit:

Chad Johnson @ PIT: Ochenta y Cinco slept through a team meeting and has been deactivated for tonight’s game. Unless you want a big fat zero, put him on your bench ASAP. Better yet, drop him, because he sucks (j/k about dropping him, but I wouldn’t want him on my team).

Bernard Berrian @ JAC: Welcome to the APET show. Don’t expect much from Berrian or the Vikings passing game.

***Brandon Marshall vs. OAK: I’d start him anyway, but keep in mind that Marshall will face shutdown corner Nmandi Asomugha

Alright, that’s it for this week. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions feel free to send me a message or post it as a comment. Good luck and happy trading!

Welcome to the first edition of my weekly Waiver Wire Wonders column, were I recommend to you stellar players to pick up off of your league’s waiver wires. I will tend to recommend less obvious names that fly under the radar, but have high upside in the coming weeks. A word of caution though, be extremely careful not to drop any of your stud players unless they have significantly underperformed all season long or have serious injuries. Being adept at finding valuable players on the waiver wire is a skill that all fantasy football players should be accustomed to. One good waiver wire pick up can make a fantasy season, but remember that one bad drop can definitely break it. I’m here to help you in that process, and hopefully you can find that key player to help your team into and through the fantasy playoffs. Feel free to leave questions in the comment section as to who to pick up/drop, I’ll try to answer them ASAP. On to the list…

• Warrick Dunn, TB: With Earnest Grahm apparently out for the rest of the season with an ankle injury, Dunn will be taking over the starting duties in Tampa Bay. Dunn may be old, but he has continues to play well this year behind Grahm, garnishing 4.4 yards per carry. The Bucs also have a pretty easy schedule through the rest of the season, with their toughest defensive opponent being Carolina in week 14. This week Dunn gets to start against everyone’s favorite Detroit Lions. Pick up Dunn and start him, no questions asked.

• Peyton Hillis, DEN: Hillis got the start in week 11 for the Broncos and performed very well, going for 70 total yards and 2 touchdowns. As long as he’s getting the starts in Denver he is worth having on your team and maybe even starting (depending on the match up).

• Derrick Ward and/or Ahmad Bradshaw, NYG: The Giants running game is by far the best in the league, with Earth (Jacobs), Wind (Ward), and Fire (Bradshaw) continually making fools of opposing defenses, even the Ravens this past Sunday. Well, Earth is now questionable for week 12 with an apparent knee injury, so run to the waivers and pick one, or both, or these guys up. If Jacobs can’t go this week they’re definitely worth the start.

• Ahman Green, HOU: While still getting less than half of the carries in Houston behind Steve Slaton, Green is now being used as the team’s goal line back. On a high scoring team like the Texans this could end up as a very valuable position, especially in TD heavy fantasy leagues.

• J.J. Arrington, ARI: Arrington is not only splitting carries with Tim Hightower, but also getting all of the teams goal line carries. Worth a pick up in deeper leagues.

• Tyler Thigpen, KC: Thigpen has been among the top fantasy producers for QBs since taking the starting role in Kansas City. Pick him up and start him with confidence.

• Kerry Collins, TEN: If you still think that Collins is simply a game “manager” for the Titans than you haven’t been watching football the last two weeks. Collins has shown that he is an elite QB and should, at the very least, be owned in all leagues, and maybe even starting.

• Antonio Bryant, TB: Bryant is the clear #1 receiver is Tampa Bay, and has had a very solid, albeit inconsistent, year. He is top 15 among wide receivers and should be owned in all formats.

• Justin Gage, TEN: With Kerry Collins playing like an all-star Gage has been the main beneficiary, scoring two touchdowns last week. Pick him up with confidence.

• Dustin Keller, NYJ: The Jets TE has become Brett Favre’s best friend as of late, and is among football’s TE elites. Keller has been Favre’s main target all over the field, and is clearly a top-5 TE. Unless you own someone of the likes of Antonio Gates or Kellen Winslow, you should be starting Keller.

So, now that you know who’s valuable, run to your league’s waiver wires and pick them up before someone else does! Don’t say that I didn’t warn you! Also, if you have any questions or comments, or if you would like to recommend another waiver wire wonder, please feel free to post them in the comments section. Thanks!

Hello everyone. This is my weekly follow up to the previous week’s start/sit recommendations. Every week, I’ll go over my recommendations to see how I did, and, hopefully, give you more confidence in my advice. Be sure to check out my Week 12 waiver wire wonders, and Hot or Not columns soon. Also be on the look out for the football SOI overview, and the multi-week outlook later this week. And don’t forget to submit your questions or comments! On to the follow up…

Supermodel Picks (predictions that were right on):

Start - Aaron Rodgers vs. CHI: As predicted, A-Rod #2 had a an all around good day against the Bears on Sunday, going 23-30 for 227 yards, 2 TDs, and 1 INT. If Rodgers could’ve added some more yards and not thrown that INT it would’ve been a super great day, but still, a very solid outing for the youngster.

Start - Ben Roethliberger vs. SD: Big Ben went 31-41 for 308 yards and no interceptions. A TD or two would’ve been nice, but this was still a solid day from Big Ben. He looked healthy and made great throws to the bitter end of a very peculiar game.

Start - Tyler Thigpen vs. NO: Thigpen continues to impress in this one, going for 235 yard, 2 TDs, and one interception. He also added 45 yards rushing. Minus the interception it was a great day for Thigpen.

Start - Michael Turner vs. DEN: Burner had 25 carries for 81 yards and 2 TDs. Some more yards would have been nice, but that extra TD more than makes up for it.

Start - DeAngelo Williams vs. DET: Hopefully your followed Rule #1 and start Williams this week as he and Jonathan Stewart torched the Lions on the ground for 250 yards and 3 TDs. Williams put up 120 and 2 TDs, at the expense of Jake Delhomme and the Panther’s passing game.

Start - Hines Ward/Santonio Holmes vs. SD: I told you to start both Pittsburg receivers and they didn’t disappoints. Ward had the better day with 11 grabs for 124 yards. However, a touchdown would’ve been nice.

Sit - Eli Manning vs. BAL: Mr. Consistent (AKA Eli Manning) put up a very typical stat line, 153 yards 1 TD 1 INT. Not a bad day at all, but nothing awe inspiring. You definitely could’ve started someone better.

Sit - Joe Flacco @ NYG: Flacco was OK, but (in a similar case to Eli Manning) didn’t put up great numbers. He went for 164 yards, 1 TD, and 2 INTs.

Sit - David Garrard vs. TEN: Going against the tough Titans D, Gerrard had a pretty poor outing. He had 135 yards, no TDs, and 1 INT. He also very nearly lost a fumble.

Sit - Kyle Orton @ GB: It was a pretty miserable day for the entire Bears offense, as they got whooped on by the Packers. Orton only threw for 133 yards and lost a fumble to boot.

Sit - Earnest Grahm vs. MIN: This was definitely my prediction of the week, as Grahm got injured early on and only had 1 carry for 3 yards. Looks like Grahm will be out for the season, so pick up Warrick Dunn while you still can!

Sit - Devin Hester @ GB: Don’t expect much from Hester this week, who’ll be catching balls from a QB returning from injury or Rex Grossman and facing Green Bay’s third ranked passing D.

Sit - Chad Johnson vs. PHI: Ochenta y Cinco continues to disappoint.

Sit - Bernard Berrian @ TB: 3 grabs for 46 yard is far from a terrific outing.

Sit - Chris Chambers @ PIT: Chambers had another disappointing day, cathing only 3 balls for 22 yards, just as I predicted.

Butter Face Picks (predictions that were so-so):

Start - Matt Ryan vs. DEN: I thought Ryan would have another fantastic performance, but he was only so-so, throwing for an impressive 250 yards, but losing an interception.

Start - Ronnie Brown vs. OAK: Brown had a pretty good game against the Raiders, carrying the ball 16 times for 101 yards. However, he also lost a fumble.

Start - Antonio Bryant vs. MIN: I thought Bryant would have a great day, but he ended up with only 5 catches for 59 yards. You definitely could’ve done worse, but also a lot better.

Start - Donald Driver vs. CHI: Driver put up ok numbers with 4 catches for 60 yards. Not a bad outing, but you could’ve done a lot better. I hope you started Ward over him Yukon!

Sit - Clinton Portis vs. DAL: I recommended that you sit the stud RB thinking that he would only play in a limited role. He ended up starting and putting up a decent 68 yards. Still, it didn’t kill you to have him on your bench, and hopefully you had someone better starting.

Sit - Ted Ginn Jr. vs. OAK: I predicted that Nnamdi Asomugha would shut down Ginn, and he didn’t disappoint, limiting Jr. to 51 receiving yards. Asomugha, however, couldin’t prevent Ginn from a 40 yard end around play that resulted in a TD. Receiving-wise I was right to sit Ginn, but that rushing TD definitely blew up my bench call.

Fugly Picks (predictions that were dead wrong):

Start - Jake Delhomme vs. DET: I predicted that Delhomme would bounce back against the hapless Lions, but I could not have been more wrong. The Panthers focused on the run all day, while Delhomme threw for a meager 98 yards. He did have a touchdown, but still, I expected a lot better against the Lions.

Start - Deuce McAllister @ KC: I really thought that Deuce would go loose against KC, but he only ended up with 18 yards on 8 carries! Pretty pathetic if you ask me. Thankfully he had 1 TD, which might have salvaged your day if you started him.

Start - Terrell Owens @ WAS: It was pretty unpredictable how T.O. would do with Romo coming back from injury, but I recommended starting him anyways. I ended up wrong, as T.O. only had 5 grabs for 38 yards.

Start - Marques Colston @ KC: Healthy again, Colston seemed primed for a big day against the Cheifs, but Lance Moore stole his lime light, and the Chiefs limited him to only 30 yards.

Start - Lee Evans vs. CLE: Wow, definitely my worst call of the week. Evans put up a big fat ZERO, as he didn’t get to touch the ball even once.

Sit - Ryan Grant vs. CHI: I didn’t expect the Packers to have success on the ground against the Bears defense, but Grant tore them up for 145 yards and a TD. My apologies if you left him on your bench at my recommendation.

Sit - Maurice Jones-Drew vs. TEN: MJD unexpectedly had a good game against a tough Titans D, going for 66 yards and 2 TDs.

Sit - LT @ PIT: I recommended that you temper your expectations for LT against the Steelers, but to start him anyway. He ended up with a great stat line, going for 102 total yards and a nice looking TD. That’s the last time that I ever recommend to even think about sitting LT.

That’s it for the follow up. For my first time doing fantasy football advice, I’d say I did pretty well, as 15 of my 29 recommendations ended up being supermodel picks. There is definitely a lot of room to improve though, as I did make a few blunders (hello Lee Evans). Tune in again soon for Waiver-Wire Wonders and Week 12 Start/Sit Recommendations, and don’t forget to submit your questions/comments in the comment section!

Happy Trading!

Salahlipop

Hello everyone. Welcome to the first weekly edition of my Fantasy Football Start/Sit list. Every week I will list a few players who I think are start worthy at each position, and a few players who I think should be left on your bench. I will try to avoid mentioning obvious every week starters, unless they have been significantly underperforming (hello, LT). For this week I will preface my start decisions with a list of studs (players to start every week, regardless of match up). I will also avoid mentioning obvious bench players. Just keep in mind that, despite my careful research, I am only human and will get predictions wrong from time to time. Take my recommendations with a grain of salt alongside your own research, and never bench your studs in favor of one of my recommendations, unless you feel that their upside potential is worth it. Keep a lookout every Tuesday for my Start/Sit Revisit, in which I will analyze my predictions to see how I did. On to the list…

Quarterback

Studs:

Kurt Warner @ SEA
Drew Brees @ KC
Peyton Manning vs. HOU
Jay Cutler @ ATL
Donovan McNabb @ CIN
Philip Rivers @ PIT

Start:

Aaron Rodgers vs. CHI: The other A-Rod would be on the Stud List if he was not so inconsistent week to week. Despite his inconsistencies, Rodgers will be Stud List worthy this week against a mediocre Chicago pass defense. The Packers running game has been struggling, and against Chicago’s stout run defense the Pack will be forced to throw early and often. 250+ yards and a couple TDs should be expected.

Jake Delhomme vs. DET: They’re playing Detroit at home. Need I say more? Rule #1 in Fantasy Football - Start everyone playing Detroit. Delhomme will make up for his abysmal performance last week.

Ben Roethliberger vs. SD: Tough Big Ben is recovering nicely from his various injuries and apparently was throwing 50 yard bombs in practice this week. Look for the Steelers to air it out against a mediocre and banged up San Diego secondary, especially with their running squad banged up.

Matt Ryan vs. DEN: It’s time to get on the Matt Ryan bandwagon and ride this hot hand. The impressive rookie has surprised everyone this season and should have continued success against Denver’s terrible pass defense. Expect a shootout in Atlanta this week.
Tyler Thigpen vs. NO: The return of Larry Johnson should open up the passing game even more for the impressive Thigpen, especially against the Saint’s weak secondary.
Shaun Hill vs. STL: I great spot start if you’re hurting at QB this week. Hill has looked good thus far and should find success against the struggling Rams.

Sit:

Eli Manning vs. BAL: While consistent in his production, the other Manning has failed to produce stellar numbers this year. Temper your expectations for him even further against the Ravens and look for the Giants to do what they do best: run, run, run.

Joe Flacco @ NYG: The impressive rookie will have a reality check against the stout Giants pass rush. Needless to say, I think this will be a low scoring affair.

David Garrard vs. TEN: Garrard posted a great stat line last week, against Detroit. This week he faces the Titans, a completely different story. Combine this with the fact that Matt Jones is banged up and you’ve got a definite sitter.

Kyle Orton/Rex Grossman @ GB: It looks like Orton will play this week, but don’t expect him to have a good game against the Packers 3^rd ranked pass defense.

Running Back

Studs:

Frank Gore vs. STL

Adrian Peterson @ TB

Clinton Portis vs. DAL****

Joseph Addai vs. HOU

Matt Forte @ GB

Brian Westbrook @ CIN

Ladainian Tomlinson @ PIT**

Marion Barber @ WAS

Start:

Michael Turner vs. DEN: Burner could very well be on the stud list the way he has played this year. In his 4 games playing at home this year, Turner has averaged over 118 yards and has 6 TDs. Expect even bigger things this week against the Bronco’s 27^th ranked run defense. Burner is definitely the start of the week.

DeAngelo Williams vs. DET: Remember rule #1? Williams will continue his hot streak this week.

Ronnie Brown vs. OAK: Brown will post great numbers this week against the Raiders, who are ranked 29^th in rushing yards allowed per game

Deuce McAllister @ KC: Reggie Bush will be sitting out one more week so Deuce gets the cushy start against the Chief’s weak run D. The Saints do like to pass a lot, but I expect them to “run” down the clock in the 3^rd and 4^th quarters.

Sit:

Earnest Grahm vs. MIN: Easy bench call. Grahm, who has not played well since week 4, goes up against the 3^rd ranked Vikings run D. Combine this with the carries that “Cadillac” Williams will vulture and we’ve got a definite loser.

Ryan Grant vs. CHI: Despite playing well the last few weeks, Grant will struggle against the Bears tough run D. Expect the Pack to pass a lot, and Grant is not known as a very solid pass catching RB.

Maurice Jones-Drew vs. TEN: MJD had a great game last week against everyone’s favorite Lions. Temper expectations against the Titans.

****Clinton Portis vs. DAL: Portis is injured with an MCL sprain and is listed as day-to-day. Even if he does play, expect it to be in a limited role against a well rested Dallas defense coming off of a bye.

**LT @ PIT: I would start him anyway (because he is LT), but temper expectations against a very stout Steeler defense. If you have options with more upside, I might consider them over LT.

Wide Receiver

Studs:

Anquan Boldin @ SEA

Larry Fitzgerald @ SEA

Andre Johnson @ IND

Reggie Wayne vs. HOU

Brandon Marshall @ ATL

Randy Moss vs. NYJ

Steve Smith vs. DET

Greg Jennings vs. CHI

Roddy White vs. DEN

Calvin Johnson @ CAR

Santana Moss vs. DAL

Start:

Terrell Owens @ WAS: T.O. should bounce back this week with the return of Romo. It is slightly unpredictable how Romo’s pinky will hold up, but you gotta start him and T.O. anyway.

Marques Colston @ KC: He’s back from injury and will be put on the stud list next week after a big game this week.

Lee Evans vs. CLE: Evans struggled last week against the Patriots, but should find room this week against a Cleveland secondary that gave up almost 450 yards last week to Jay Cutler.

Hines Ward/Santonio Holmes vs. SD: Look for these two to have big games against the Charger’s terrible pass D, especially with the Steeler’s backfield banged up.

Antonio Bryant vs. MIN: The Bucs will have to pass a lot to beat the Vikings; expect Bryant to be an integral part of that passing attack.

Donald Driver vs. CHI: The Bears give up the 6^th most fantasy points to wide receivers, and Driver has been the focal point of the Pack’s passing attack, receiving more than 20 targets over the past 3 games.

Sit:

Devin Hester @ GB: Don’t expect much from Hester this week, who’ll be catching balls from a QB returning from injury or Rex Grossman and facing Green Bay’s third ranked passing D.

Chad Johnson vs. PHI: Expect this to be a sack fest, as the Eagle’s defensive line will give Palmer no time to throw the ball.

Bernard Berrian @ TB: After posting a big fat zero last week, Berrian should once again struggle against the 5^th ranked Buc’s pass D.

Chris Chambers @ PIT: Like Berrian, Chambers posted a zero last week, and should also struggle against the 1^st ranked Steel Curtain pass defense.

Ted Ginn Jr. vs. OAK: The Raiders suck (I think even Raiders fans accept this now), but Nnamdi Asomugha does not, as he continually shuts down #1 receivers. Don’t expect much from Ginn this week as he faces Asomugha, but all the other Dolphins should do great.

Alright, that’s it for this week. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions feel free to send me a message or post it as a comment. I’ll do my best to get back to you before tomorrow’s games. Good luck and happy trading!

Salahlipop Out.

Hello my Nation friends. I am very happy and honored to introduce myself to all of you as the newest fantasy football contributor here at the Nation. My Name is Salahlipop I’ll be posting here several times each week with my fantasy football advice, which I hope will give you all a winning edge in your various fantasy leagues.

I have a significant amount of fantasy football experience, and I will try my best each week to provide you with thoughtful fantasy advice. I have been an avid fantasy football player for over 8 years now, and have found much success in many of my leagues. Currently I have several fantasy teams, in both head-to-head and salary cap formats, and am proud to say that I hold first place in all of them. I’ve kept my teams on top through a combination of careful research and smart decision making, and I hope to pass on my findings and insights to make all of your fantasy football teams playoff worthy.

I will try to write several columns each week, including:

• Waiver-Wire advice: I make recommendations as to who to pick up, and who to drop.
• Start-Sit decisions: Who’s a hot start this week, and who’s not?
• Player specific match-ups: I expose specific match-ups to take advantage of or avoid.
• Injury News: Will your star player sit out this week, or might he play?
• Multi-week Outlooks: He might be good this week, but what about the next, and the next?
• SOI-specific Outlooks: How will our football SOIs play this week?
• Mail-bag: Send me a message with your fantasy football questions and I’ll answer them. I’ll post the best ones each week in the forums.

Unfortunately, we are already over halfway through the football season, so my advice will come a little late for many of you, but, like they say, better late than never. With fantasy playoffs coming up soon, and Playoff Fantasy Football to follow, we still have a lot of learning to do, and many key decisions to make. Hopefully we can all end this exciting season with success! Look out for my Week 11 analysis by Saturday afternoon. I look forward to my future contributions, and to all of your questions, comments, and suggestions!

Happy Trading and Happy Winning!

Salah