Look for who to start and who to avoid in the upcoming week 14. It must be a scary thought for Rams fans that they are one hit away from having Brock Berlin as their starting QB. Bulger is a solid play this week against the Bengals D. This is the week you want to give up on Laurence Maroney, as he no longer warrants starting consideration.

Look for who to start and who to avoid in the upcoming week 13. Andre Hall did have a big game last week but you should sit him this week now that Selvin Young is healthy and Henry may possibly play.

Look for who to start and who to avoid in the upcoming week 12. Don't be fooled by Cutler's impressive performance on Monday night and Mike Holmgren could be the dumbest coach in the NFL if he is considering giving Shaun Alexander his starting job back. Check out him and others who are must starts and must sits this week.

Don't look now but it is the return of Ricky Williams to the NFL and he should be available in most leagues right now. We are as shocked as anybody that he could show face into the Dolphins locker room again. Ron Dayne is also another guy you will need to grab as well as others in this weeks Post-Week 11 Waiver Wire Report.

Look for who to start and who to avoid in the upcoming week 11. Ryan Grant looks to be the real deal in Green Bay and could be a guy that takes your team to the next level. Check out him and others who are must starts and must sits this week.

We believe that the consistency rankings are one of the best tools to judge fantasy performance, because they look not only at the total fantasy points a player has scored, but at the distribution of those points, by week. Steady players, who consistently score higher than the position "baseline", or worst starter, are rewarded, while volatile players, who post elite numbers one week and sub-par numbers the next week, are penalized.

Week 10 was a big week for some Wide Receivers and Tight Ends that should be available in most leagues. Check the run-down of players you will want to grab to upgrade your roster. Especially the players who are playing the Bengals and Browns during the playoff weeks.

Look for who to start and who to avoid in this upcoming week 10. Santonio Holmes and Greg Jennings are two stud second year wide-outs who will dominate fantasy leagues for the next 10 years. Go ahead and start them for the rest of the season. Also, check out Maurice Morris who is a must start this week and possibly the rest of the year.

Adrian Peterson is taking the NFL by storm, but is he number 1 in our weekly consistency rankings?

We believe that the consistency rankings are one of the best tools to judge fantasy performance, because they look not only at the total fantasy points a player has scored, but at the distribution of those points, by week. Steady players, who consistently score higher than the position "baseline", or worst starter, are rewarded, while volatile players, who post elite numbers one week and sub-par numbers the next week, are penalized. Unlike year to date aggregate fantasy points, or per game average fantasy points, the consistency rankings are not overly skewed by one or two monster games.

FF-allstars game by game preview and predictions for week 10. Each game is broken down individually of what to expect from this weeks fantasy matchups. Each game breakdown is in separate clips.

A quick run down of the major injuries from week 9 and their status for week 10.

Shaun Alexander's days in Seattle are just about over and now Maurice Morris is a must grab. You need to grab Morris and a few others. Read who in this weeks waiver wire wrap-up.

You can do all the draft prep in the world, but nothing can help predict injuries and the players that just have an awful season. At the mid point of this season here is the All-Bust Team of players that have probably sent some owners to seek therapy.

This tool details the fantasy matchups that are advantageous in week 9. While most projections are subjective by nature, these are based on strictly objective mathematical calculations, dependent on each team's average offensive statistics and their opponent's average defensive statistics.

The table shows each respective team, their week 9 opponent, and a calculation of their expected production in the following offensive categories:

Completions

Passing Attempts

Passing Yards

Passing TDs

Interceptions

Rushing Attempts

Rushing Yards

Rushing TDs

Good matchups are shaded green

Bad matchups are shaded red

We believe that the consistency rankings are one of the best tools to judge fantasy performance, because they look not only at the total fantasy points a player has scored, but at the distribution of those points, by week. Steady players, who consistently score higher than the position "baseline", or worst starter, are rewarded, while volatile players, who post elite numbers one week and sub-par numbers the next week, are penalized. Unlike year to date fantasy stats, the consistency rankings are not overly skewed by one monster game.