1. Miles Austin - The Cowboys will be passing and Austin figures to be prominent throughout. He’s the top ranked fantasy football WR in Week 7.

2. Randy Moss - It’s his 3rd week in the system and he’s always killed the Packers in prime time. Again? We think so.

3. Greg Jennings - Expect his role in the passing game to increase exponentially and he’ll find the end zone at least once in this one.

4. Hakeem Nicks – The Cowboys will be unable to stay with Nicks on Monday Night who will top 100 yards and a TD.

Next In Line

Jeremy Maclin - He and Kolb teamed up for a huge day in Week 6 and the absence of DeSean Jackson means more balls his way.

Roddy White - Matt Ryan’s top threat will be targeted heavily and produce when the Bengals come to town.

Larry Fitzgerald - He and QB Max Hall have had an extra week off and Fitzgerald is poised to dominate the Seahawks DBs on Sunday.

Rounding Out the List

Wes Welker - He’ll be a beast over the middle vs. a suspect San Diego secondary.

Terrell Owens – The Eagles WRs TORCHED the Falcons and it’s likely that T.O and Chad Ochocinco will do the same.

Steve Smith (NYG) - The Giants will be throwing and Smith will be Eli Manning’s on the intermediate routes.

Dwayne Bowe - He held onto the ball and caught 2 TDs vs. the Texans. This could be another top flight performance against a weak Jacksonville team.

Brandon Lloyd - The Broncos have NO running game and pass all day. Lloyd is the main beneficiary and will top 100 yards with a TD in Week 7.

Mike Wallace - Roethlisberger’s return benefits Wallace, the deep threat, the most. He’ll get deep against the Fins for a big day.

Brandon Marshall -He’ll be the main offensive threat vs. a stingy Steelers D and will have success.

Anquan Boldin - The Bills have waived the white flag on the 2010 season. Expect Boldin to score on Sunday.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Michael Crabtree -The Niners have opened up the offense and Crabtree has been the main beneficiary on the outside. He’ll continue that trend against a demoralized Panthers secondary and is an excellent fantasy sleeper in Week 7.

1. Drew Brees – The Browns feature one of the worst pass defenses in the league. Look for Brees to light up the tote board for over 300 yards and 3 TDs. He’s the top ranked fantasy football QB in Week 7.

2. Aaron Rodgers – Life without TE Jermichael Finley is difficult, but Rodgers will eclipse over 300 yards and multiple TDs against a Vikings D that is reeling in the secondary.

3. Ben Roethlisberger – He came back with a bang (3 TDs) and now faces one of the worst pass defenses in football. Look for a repeat performance.

4. Joe Flacco – The Bills have gaping holes in the secondary and will be overmatched on Sunday.

Next In Line

Kyle Orton – The Broncos have ZERO running game which means 75 pct of the time Orton will be passing the ball. And he’ll pick up good yardage in this one.

Phillip Rivers - The Patriots secondary is young and inexperienced. Rivers will have a big game at home.

Eli Manning – Eli typically plays well in Big D and we like for the Giants passing game to come up big on Monday Night. Expect a multi TD game.

Rounding Out the List

Tom Brady - Brady will spread the ball around to all of his receivers en route to a solid outing in San Diego.

Tony Romo - In spite of the turnovers, he’s consistently posting strong fantasy numbers week in and week out. This will continue on Monday Night.

Kevin Kolb – His 3 TD outburst vs. the Falcons bodes well for this week. Tennessee features one of the worst pass defenses in the league and Kolb should thrive once again.

Sam Bradford - The Saints just lit up the Bucs pass defense and Bradford is playing like anything but a rookie.

Josh Freeman - His numbers are steadily progressing for a 2nd year player and the Rams are awful on the road.

Jay Cutler – The Redskins secondary is its weak link. Look for Cutler to connect on a few plays down the field.

Donovan McNabb - The lack of a consistent running game has meant more throwing for McNabb. Look for over 225 yards and 2 TDs this week.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Matt Cassel – Cassel comes off a strong 3 TD game in Week 6. He’s an excellent fantasy sleeper this week and will eclipse 250 yards and a few TDs right back.

1. Reggie Wayne - The Colts will be throwing all night in Washington. Expect Wayne to top 100 yards and get deep at least once for a long TD. He’s the top ranked fantasy football WR in Week 6.

2. Andre Johnson – Matt Schaub and Johnson will get back on the same page and KC has no one who can keep up with No. 80 all afternoon.

3. Roddy White – Matt Ryan’s No. 1 target continues to impress and the Eagles will have trouble containing him. Look for 100 yards and a score.

4. Hakeem Nicks - The Giants newest receiving star has a strong matchup against the Lions. Expect his 6 TDs on the season to reach seven or possibly eight this week.

Next In Line

Miles Austin - He continues to put up front line numbers in 2010. His route running will be too much for Minnesota (down CB Cedric Griffin) and we expect over 100 yards and a score.

Randy Moss - He’s been a Cowboys killer for years and we think he’ll get deep against a suspect secondary at least once on Sunday.

Malcom Floyd – He’s Rivers main deep threat and will top 100 yards with another long score against the Rams.

Rounding Out the List

DeSean Jackson - The speed burner will be used more heavily in this week’s game plan and top 100 receiving yards. His productivity rises exponentially if Vick is back there.

Steve Smith (NYG) - Look for Eli to target him at least eight times and for Smith to find the end zone for the 2nd consecutive week.

Percy Harvin – Harvin had a stellar 2 TD game vs. the Jets and we think this is a sign of things to come. He’s exceptionally dangerous over the middle and look for him to torch the Cowboys secondary all afternoon.

Santana Moss - McNabb’s No. 1 threat will be active on Sunday Night. The Colts DBs will have trouble staying with him.

Anquan Boldin – The Pats DBs are its weakness and Boldin and  Joe Flacco will hook up for a big afternoon.

Hines Ward - Roethlisberger will quickly make his presence felt through the air to Ward on Sunday. The Browns pass D is atrocious.

Mike Wallace – Same goes here. Wallace will torch DB Eric Wright for at least one TD over 50 yards on Sunday.

Greg Jennings – Check in on Aaron Rodgers health but Jennings has strong matchups all over the place vs. the Fins.

Michael Crabtree – Had a coming out party vs. the Eagles and should build upon that success against an overrated Raiders pass D.

Braylon Edwards - With three Broncos DBs already ruled out, Edwards should get deep for at least one long TD while having a productive day overall.

Fantasy Football Sleeper of the Week

Kenny Britt - He’s scored in three weeks in a row and is on the verge of earning the starting job. The Jags secondary is a sore spot and we expect QB Vince Young to take a few shots down the field in Britt’s direction and for at least one of them to end up in the end zone. He’s a strong fantasy sleeper this week.

1. Chris Johnson - Running hasn’t been as easy as a year ago, but he’ll light up the Jags on Monday Night. 150 yards and 2 TDs for the top ranked fantasy football RB in Week 6.

2. Adrian Peterson  – The Cowboys are a team in disarray. Heading to Minnesota is not the  best place to cure those ills. AD runs for over 100 yards and a few TDs.

3. Ray Rice - Anyone remember the Wild Card game a year ago? Rice took the 1st play 80 yards for a TD and absolutely destroyed New England. He’ll be huge again this week.

4. Rashard Mendenhall - Well rested and coming off the bye we expect Mendenhall to top 100 yards with a few scores.

Next In Line

Frank Gore – The Raiders run D has been destroyed all season and there’s no reason to assume it will be any different this weekend when they face Gore.

Ryan Mathews – The Chargers will overpower the Rams D and this is the game that Mathews justifies that 1st round selection. He’ll top 100 yards with a score this week.

Ahmad Bradshaw – Bradshaw will bust loose against the Lions on Sunday and gash them for 100 yards and a score.

Rounding Out the List

Steven Jackson - San Diego’s run D has been hurt due to injuries and the loss of Mark Clayton means it’s Steven Jackson and no one else again in St. Louis.

Matt Forte – He’s thriving thus far in Mike Martz system. Coming off a great game vs. the Panthers and we expect another right back vs. a soft Seahawks team.

Jamaal Charles - The speedy back will be featured as a pass catcher too and should take at least one to the house against the Texans. This could be his first breakout game of 2010.

Arian Foster – The Giants completely took away the run but the Texans will have success against a smaller Chiefs D. Look for a nice bounce back with a score.

LaDainian Tomlinson - Denver’s D is in shambles and No. 21 is running like he’s 25 years old again.

Maurice Jones-Drew - He pounded the Titans a year ago and will be elusive while finding the end zone again on Monday Night.

Michael Turner - The Falcons will feed the ball to Turner and he’ll respond with 100 yards and a TD.

LeSean McCoy - The Eagles shifty runner ran away from the Niners defense with his jukes in Week 5. Look for more of the same against the Falcons.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Ryan Torain – The Colts can only mask their secondary problems for so long when facing the run. With the threat of McNabb’s deep ball, look for Torain to be a strong fantasy sleeper this week and bust loose for 100 yars and a TD.

1. Baltimore Ravens - The Ravens will get after Kyle Orton and Co. and not allow Denver to have success through the air like Tennessee did. They’re the top ranked fantasy football D/ST in Week 5.

2. Dallas Cowboys – The Cowboys are coming off a bye week and will be ready to roll on Sunday. Expect LB DeMarcus Ware and Co. to be all over QB Vince Young.

3. Cincinnati Bengals - The Bengals will have a chance to regroup at home against the Bucs and we expect them to force multiple turnovers in Week 5.

4. Chicago Bears – The Jimmy Clausen led Panthers are in trouble without WR Steve Smith. Look for the Bears to create havoc on Sunday and for DE Julius Peppers to be all over the rookie QB in his homecoming.

Next In Line

New York Jets - News got better for Favre with the addition of Randy Moss but the Jets will still be very tough at home on Monday Night. Expect multiple sacks and turnovers from Rex Ryan’s squad.

Atlanta Falcons - The Falcons D has been a strong point in 2010 and that will carry over when they head to Cleveland.

San Diego Chargers – The Raiders offensive problems are still plentiful and the Chargers D has been pretty good all season. They’ll force a few turnovers in this game.

Rounding Out the List

San Francisco 49ers – The Eagles are set to start Kevin Kolb on Sunday, and he’s looked anything but sharp thus far in his limited action. Expect the Niners to rebound with a big effort at home.

Minnesota Vikings – The Vikings are coming off a bye week and will be very physical on Monday Night. Expect it to be a low scoring affair and for Minnesota to force a few turnovers.

Indianapolis Colts – The Colts are a completely different D/ST at home and DE Dwight Freeney and Co. will force QB Matt Cassel mistakes and sack him multiple times.

Green Bay Packers - The Packers will rebound from  a poor showing vs. the Lions on Sunday. Expect a lot of heat on McNabb this week.

New York Giants – The G Men are looking to follow up that devastating performance vs. the Bears (10 sacks) with another solid effort at Houston. Expect the Giants to get to Schaub a few times and force a few turnovers in the process.

Fantasy Football Sleeper of the Week

Detroit Lions - The Rams are a different beast on the road than at home and the Lions have been forcing their share of turnovers of late. They’re a nice fantasy sleeper in Week 5 and will post a solid fantasy stat line when all is said and done.

1. Antonio Gates - The top ranked fantasy football TE has always been a Raiders killer. More of that this Sunday.

2. Jermichael Finley - Aaron Rodgers favorite target continues to impress. Look for another solid game with a TD.

3. Dallas Clark - Peyton Manning and Clark will hook up for 90 yards and a TD vs. the Chiefs. Kansas City is vulnerable in the middle of its defense.

4. Tony Gonzalez – The Brown pass D has been torched the past few weeks. Expect Gonzalez to thrive in the Dawg Pound.

Next In Line

Vernon Davis - The switch at Offensive Coordinator saw a TD vs. the Falcons. Davis will abuse the Eagles down the middle of the field on Sunday.

Jason Witten – The Titans are vulnerable over the middle of the field and Tony Romo and Witten will exploit this all afternoon.

Dustin Keller – 5 TDs in the past three weeks makes him a must start. He’ll see a lot of action on Monday as the Vikings can be beat by the pass.

Rounding Out the List

Zach Miller - He had a monster day (11 rec for 112 yards) against the Texans and will be used heavily when the Chargers come to town.

Brent Celek - The best news for fantasy owners of Celek is Kevin Kolb is now the QB. The two played well together a year ago and scored vs. the Eagles.

Todd Heap – Look for Todd Heap to reel in 50 yards with a score vs. the Broncos.

Mercedes Lewis - The one receiving threat producing for Jacksonville is TE Lewis. Look for another short TD this week.

Fantasy Football Sleeper of the Week

KC Tony Moeaki - The Colts defense suffered another loss at Safety and the Chiefs will surely attack this area of the field.  Moeaki is an excellent fantasy sleeper in Week 5 and will haul in another TD for the 2nd game in a row.

1. Reggie Wayne – The Colts aerial attack will be on full display vs. the Chiefs and Wayne will have double digit catches for over 100 yards and a TD. He’s the top ranked fantasy football receiver in Week 5.

2. Miles Austin - The Titans last ranked passing game means a HUGE afternoon for Austin.

3. Andre Johnson – Look for Matt Schaub and Johnson to hook up frequently on Sunday and find the end zone once.

4. Roddy White – Matt Ryan’s favorite target is off to a career best start and will torch the Browns in Week 5.

Next In Line

Greg Jennings - Aaron Rodgers will take a few shots down the field vs. the Redskins and Jennings will find the end zone for the 3rd straight week.

Calvin Johnson - Megatron bounced back with 2 TDs vs. the Packers and will have a monster day vs. the Rams.

Chad Ochocinco - Tampa’s pass D is a weakness which the Bengals will exploit. Look for Ochocinco to have a strong game.

Rounding Out the List

Hakeem Nicks - The Texans pass D is worst in the league and Nicks is quickly developing into a big-time receiver.

Randy Moss - A new home in Minnesota means Brett Favre is a happy QB. Look for the two to hook up for a long TD on Monday Night.

Steven Smith (NYG) - He can be expected to catch the ball 10 times with a TD in Houston. Great start in PPR fantasy leagues.

Anquan Boldin – The Ravens are still thinking pass first and Boldin is clearly Flacco’s top target. They’ll hook up for a big day once again.

Austin Collie - Peyton Manning’s new favorite target will top 8 catches and a score vs. the Chiefs.

Braylon Edwards - He seems to have raised his game since the DWI. Look for the Jets to pass a lot Monday Night and another strong game from Edwards.

Terrell Owens - Ride the hot hand. Over 220 yards and a TD earns another start vs. a vulnerable Tampa secondary.

Santana Moss - Held without a catch vs. the Eagles. We expect a nice bounce back and a TD when the Packers come to town.

DeSean Jackson - He played his ball at Cal and should thrive in his homecoming. While his rapport with Kevin Kolb isn’t what it is with Vick, the Niners secondary is not a strength and Jackson will get deep on Sunday Night.

Fantasy Football Sleeper of the Week

Louis Murphy – His few games against the Chargers have been good ones and up till last week, his production with Brad Gradkowski at QB was strong. He’s a solid fantasy sleeper at home and we think he’ll  top 100 yards with a score.

1. New York Jets - They’re playing the lowly Bills and could have both CB Darrelle Revis and LB Calvin Pace back in the lineup. Expect a huge week from the top ranked fantasy football D/ST in Week 4.

2. Green Bay Packers - LB Clay Mathews should be good for another multiple sack  game against the statuesque Shaun Hill and we see the Packers smothering Detroit for much of the afternoon.

3. San Diego Chargers - San Diego is another D/ST that performs much better at home and the Cards don’t travel very well. Look for a dominant outing with a few turnovers in Week 4.

4. New Orleans Saints - The Saints D is looking to rebound from their Week 3 loss and they have an excellent matchup against the Jimmy Clausen led Panthers. Look for them to bounce back with multiple sacks on Sunday.

Next In Line

Indianapolis Colts – The Jaguars are really anemic offensively and the Colts have settled down nicely since their Week 1 showing. Look for multiple sacks from DE Dwight Freeney and Co. and a few turnovers.

Chicago Bears – The Giants have turned the ball over three times in each of the 1st three weeks (10 total). DE Julius Peppers and Co. have done a good job creating turnovers themselves and they’ll force a few more on Sunday Night.

Tennessee Titans - The Titans are playing much better defensively and will have a lot of success playing at home against Kyle Orton and Co.

Rounding Out the List

Cincinnati Bengals – It’s been the Bengals D which has carried the team thus far and they’ll have another solid performance facing the Browns this week.

Atlanta Falcons – The Falcons D played the Saints tough and forced Drew Brees to throw two picks. Now they face Alex Smith…

Pittsburgh Steelers – If Ray Rice is unable to go, the Steelers can focus on taking away the passing game, which they do well. They’ll sack Joe Flacco multiple times and force a few turnovers.

Baltimore Ravens - The Ravens D was looking ahead to this week in their mediocre showing the Browns. QB Charlie Batch won’t be throwing 3 TDs on Sunday. Expect a tough, lowing scoring affair on Sunday.

Philadelphia Eagles - If there’s one QB that the Eagles know how to game plan, it’s Donovan McNabb. Expect Philly to come after their old QB at the Linc.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

New York Giants - The Giants are coming off an embarrassing loss but one that their defense actually played well in. They’re beginning to show life under new DC Perry Fewell and QB Jay Cutler is a turnover and sack machine waiting to happen. This makes them a good fantasy sleeper in Week 4.

1. Green Bay Packers - LB Clay Mathews was a beast in Week 1 and the Packers were extremely physical. They’ll put up a dominant performance vs. the Bills and are the top ranked fantasy football D/ST in Week 2.

2. Philadelphia Eagles - QB Shaun Hill’s behind center. Enough said. Look for the Eagles to create multiple turnovers and sack Hill at least 4 times.

3. Dallas Cowboys – Jay Cutler’s a turnover machine waiting to happen and LB DeMarcus Ware and Co. get after the QB. Expect a big performance by the Cowboys D on Sunday.

4. Atlanta Falcons – The Cards struggled mightily against the Rams and now head to Atlanta, where yards and points will be hard to come by.

Next In Line

New York Jets – the Jets feast on pass happy teams. CB Darrelle Revis will be on WR Randy Moss and New York’s aggressive blitz scheme will keep QB Tom Brady in check.

Minnesota Vikings - The Dolphins weren’t particularly impressive in their Week 1 win over the Bills and the Vikings can’t afford to go 0-2. Look for them to harass QB Chad Henne and force a few picks on Sunday.

New Orleans Saints - If the Saints jump out to an early lead DC Gregg Williams will send multiple waves after QB Alex Smith.

Rounding Out the List

Pittsburgh Steelers – The Steelers D is back and will key in on RB Chris Johnson. Look for them to put the game into Vince Young’s hands and sack him multiple times. They’ll also force a few turnovers.

Tennessee Titans – Tennessee’s D looks strong and the Steelers are now without OT Max Starks, which will have QB Dennis Dixon on the move even more. Look for a low scoring game with a few turnovers.

Baltimore Ravens – The Ravens front seven is good for a few turnovers and sacks each week, as will happen when they travel to Cincinnati.

San Diego Chargers – the Jaguars travel poorly. The Chargers will be all over QB David Garrard and force multiple turnovers at home.

Miami Dolphins – The Dolphins will key on RB Adrian Peterson and keep QB Brett Favre’s effectiveness to a minimum. Expect a low scoring game.

Denver Broncos – Look for Denver to rebound in Week 2 and have a strong effort against the Seahawks.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Oakland Raiders – One of the most difficult things for a rookie QB to do is play well on the road. Look for the Raiders D to rebound and make QB Sam Bradford’s life miserable on Sunday. They’re a strong fantasy sleeper and will force multiple turnovers while sacking Bradford at least three times.

1. Miles Austin – Austin showed his breakout year wasn’t a fluke vs. the Redskins (9 rec, 116 yards 1TD). The Bears are beatable down the field and Austin will once again be targeted heavily and eclipse 100 yards with a TD. Top fantasy football WR in Week 2.

2. Roddy White - White’s day at Pittsburgh was stellar: 13 catches for 111 yards. The only thing missing was a score. Look for him to get deep against Arizona and top 100 yards with a TD.

3. Greg Jennings - Aaron Rodgers deep threat got behind the Eagles secondary for a TD and this is something we’ll see again vs. the Bills… maybe twice.

4. Reggie Wayne – The Giants run a “bend don’t break” style of pass coverage and this leaves opportunities open on underneath routes. Look for Peyton Manning to target Wayne on a lot of slants before taking his shot deep.

Next In Line

Andre Johnson – No. 80 never had to do much vs. the Colts because the running game was dominant. He’ll find great success against the Redskins and we expect 100 yards with a score.

Hakeem Nicks – The 2nd year rising star caught 3 TDs against a good Panthers secondary and will have another big game against a shaky Colts secondary.

Santana Moss - Donovan McNabb’s ability to throw deep bodes well against a D that gave up over 400 yards and 3 TDs in Week 1. Look for Moss to stretch the secondary and reach the century mark with a TD on Sunday.

Rounding Out the List

Chad Ochocinco – No. 85 had a big Week 1 and will thrive against Baltimore CBs.

Marques Colston – The Niners were horrendous stopping the pass in Week 1. Drew Brees will target Colston for a big game on Monday Night.

Wes Welker – CB Darrelle Revis figures to shadow Randy Moss and this will leave the Jets scrambling to find Welker. Look for Welker to catch 10 passes, mostly on underneath patterns, and score a  TD.

Steve Smith (NYG) – The Giants will pass plenty on Sunday Night and Smith will catch at least 8 passes and a TD.

Dwayne Bowe - The Chiefs will take their shots down the field and against a suspect Browns secondary and Bowe will finish with 80 yards and a score.

DeSean Jackson – Jackson will shake off his poor Week 1 performance and bounce back with a big effort against the Lions. Look for Andy Reid to devise some creative schemes to get him in space.

Hines Ward – Look for QB Dennis Dixon to target Ward for over eight catches and a TD.

Anquan Boldin – The Ravens No. 1 will have a lot of success on short to medium patterns Sunday.

Fantasy Sleeper of the Week

Austin Collie – The Giants 3rd CB (Aaron Ross) is coming off a heel injury and Peyton Manning has shown a willingness to target Collie on underneath patterns. Collie is an excellent fantasy sleeper in the Manning Bowl and will catch 7 balls or more for over 75 yards and a TD.