Putting the final piece of your fantasy football puzzle together...
I’ve uncovered some guys you can plug in to your lineup if you are dealing with an injury or tough matchups. Check back following the games to see the stat line of guys profiled.
QB
Jason Campbell - With Clinton Portis not at 100 percent the 'Skins will likely lean on the QB a little more this week. The Seahawks have had troubles defending the pass this year so Campbell could quietly turn in a solid performance.
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RB
Peyton Hillis - When the Broncos gets bored with lighting the Raiders up through the air it will be Hillis getting the touches. Additionally, he appears to be a good bet to score this week. He’s good at catching passes out of the backfield, which helps his cause.
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Derrick Ward - Brandon Jacobs is banged up and it seems foolish to give him a full load this week. Both Ward and Ahmad Bradshaw should see more action this week.
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WR
Eddie Royal - While Brandon Marshall will have his hands full with Nnamdi Asomugha, Royal should be free to have a big game against the lowly Raiders. The first time he faced Oakland, Royal went for 146 yards on 9 catches.
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Antonio Bryant - Bryant has to be drooling to be going up against Detroit. He’s caught at least five passes in each of his past four games. He’s also had two 100 yard games in his past four games. He should continue his strong play against the pathetic Lions.
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TE
Marcedes Lewis - I’ve been stressing that the Vikings have had a hard time defending Tight Ends since E.J. Henderson went down. This week it’s Lewis’ turn. After a slow week against Tennessee (1 catch for 19 yards) look for closer to the 3.5 catches for 50 yards he averaged the four games prior.
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K
Nick Folk - If you dumped Nick Folk because of his disappointing play, this may be the week to get him back. He’s facing San Francisco who has allowed league highs of 26 FGs and 105 Kicker points.
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DEF
Washington - Washington takes on Seattle this week. Though they haven’t scored much defensively (15 Sacks and 11 Turnovers) they should be able to produce vs. the Seahawks.
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