Berrian is a lock for big points if he is healthy enough to play on Sunday. The Lions come to Minnesota on Sunday and Berrian would be the top receiving option if he makes it on to the field. (SportsBuff.com)

Branch is still at least a week away from being a reliable option at wide receiver. (SportsBuff.com)

Lloyd?s tender knee will mean the Bears will be without another offensive weapon. Lloyd had been a solid producer until this injury. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers should register decent fantasy numbers against a pretty weak Seattle pass defense. Rodgers has registered good statistical weeks so far this season (SportsBuff.com)

Shockey will most likely be unavailable for this Sunday?s game against the Raiders. He should be ready for Week 7. (SportsBuff.com)

Make sure to monitor the progress of Colston, right up until game time. If Colston is able to play, he is a must-start against the Raiders. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook is hoping to make it back on the field for Week 7. Correll Buckhalter is expected to start on Sunday for the Eagles. (SportsBuff.com)

McNabb is a week or two away from getting back two of his best offensive weapons. Kevin Curtis and Brian Westbrook are both getting closer to getting back on the field. (SportsBuff.com)

Smith was able to register three catches last week against Washington. Smith usually puts up solid numbers for the Eagles; the return of Kevin Curtis could help Smith?s numbers. (SportsBuff.com)

Hixon has accepted his return to back up status. Should Plexico falter or find himself in harm?s way again, Hixon will be there waiting his turn. (SportsBuff.com)

Garcia might surprise everyone and rack up a decent statistical game against the Panthers. Garcia is a total pro and always finds a way to keep him team competitive. (SportsBuff.com)

He's certainly worth consideration against the Niners on Sunday, but don't get too excited. Philly is highly unlikely to give Buckhalter the ball 20 times, and the Niners have allowed just 3.8 yards per carry so far. He's a decent option but nothing special. (SportsBuff.com)

Fantasy owners certainly wouldn't mind Jackson scoring a bit more consistently. (SportsBuff.com)

Curtis adds a down-the-field dynamic to the Eagles? offense. He may be a week away from being effective. (SportsBuff.com)

Don't bet on the team hesitating to go back to Colston right away. Go ahead and consider him a fantasy option for this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Hope had been stirred for his return earlier in the week by his return to the practice field, but we'll all have to wait until at least Week 7. (SportsBuff.com)

With a bye approaching in Week 8, the team might well decide to sit Palmer next weekend as well. Downgrade everyone on the Bengals offense, and consider using the Jets D if you're not set at that spot already. (SportsBuff.com)

Taylor immediately looks like a solid IDP starter against the Rams. (SportsBuff.com)

Jeff Garcia appears likely to start for the Bucs. Neither is worth a fantasy start against the Panthers. (SportsBuff.com)

That's just as well, because Hasselbeck has been awful for fantasy owners anyway. That could leave Charlie Frye to start, as backup Seneca Wallace is also limited by a calf injury. (SportsBuff.com)

Jackson could get a little more red-zone work with Chris Chambers likely out, but he remains a risky fantasy play. Jackson has caught more than three passes in a game just once this season, and Chambers' absence would only free up about two more receptions a week. (SportsBuff.com)

The injury that has forced Reggie Brown out of the game could further motivate the team to get Curtis on the field and could even turn him into a starter. There's been no official word to that extent, though, so fantasy owners would still be better off looking elsewhere. Curtis could be in for plenty of work once he's back in the lineup, though, as no receiver has claimed the No. 1 role in Philly. (SportsBuff.com)

It's been one ailment after another for Brown in 2008, though he has at least produced some decent PPR numbers in his limited time on the field. Hang on to him if you have a deep roster, but go ahead and cut bait if you need the spot. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook had been hopeful that he'd play this week, so the Week 7 bye could give him enough time to be ready for action in Week 8. His owners had better hope that's the case. Correll Buckhalter is a decent fantasy option in his place this week. (SportsBuff.com)

McFadden isn't a strong fantasy option right now. He has averaged just less than 3 yards per carry in the two games since injuring his toe in Kansas City. (SportsBuff.com)

The team has already said that Fargas will regain his starting job upon his return. He looks like the best fantasy option among the three Raiders backs worth mentioning. (SportsBuff.com)

Get used to seeing his name on the injury report. Get used to ignoring it and starting him anyway, as well. (SportsBuff.com)

Hixon likely ensured a larger role in the offense with his 100-yard outburst as a starter in place of Plaxico Burress last week. Burress is back, though, which figures to take away from the number of targets available. Only use Hixon if you're in a deep league. (SportsBuff.com)

Maroney seems likely to be active Sunday night and just as likely to be a fantasy non-factor once again. Of course, we never know what to expect from the Pats, but Sammy Morris and Kevin Faulk both look like better options. (SportsBuff.com)

Freeney makes for a solid IDP defensive line starter against the Ravens. (SportsBuff.com)

Unfortunately, Dan Orlovsky will be making his first NFL start at quarterback, which has to hurt Johnson's value a bit. You'd have to have a solid option with which to replace hie, though. (SportsBuff.com)

Neither looks like a strong fantasy starter, though, now that Dan Orlovsky will be under center. (SportsBuff.com)

His backup, Dan Orlovsky, was only a limited practice participant but is listed as probable. Don't be surprised if he and Drew Stanton both get snaps. Also, don't be surprised if the Lions lose by a lot. (SportsBuff.com)

As we said earlier this week, Brandon Stokley still seems like the safer option. (SportsBuff.com)

This kind of thing is tough to gauge, so if we don't get any definitive word on Winslow's status before the start of games Sunday, you pretty much have to go with someone else. (SportsBuff.com)

Fantasy owners should probably wait a week before playing him. Of course, if you're in a deep league and desperate, he's out there. (SportsBuff.com)

It's tough to imagine the team tossing Jones back out there without seeing him in full practice. Don't expect to see him play against the Giants, at least not for any meaningful amount of time. (SportsBuff.com)

It's not yet known whether Taylor will play this week, but he is at least getting close. If he is ready for this week, he'll be a decent play against the Rams. (SportsBuff.com)

The change would seem to cast a little more doubt on his returning for Week 6. His owners can take heart in that Shockey should be back soon, though. (SportsBuff.com)

No more specific reports on his status for Sunday appear to be available. Let's assume that Lewis will play against the Colts and that the team is just letting him rest a bit during the week. (SportsBuff.com)

If the Eagles wait another week on Curtis, he'll be able to get some extra time and reps via the Week 7 bye. Whether he plays this weekend or not, fantasy owners should go ahead and pick him up where available. Despite a big start by rookie DeSean Jackson, no receiver has grabbed the No. 1 spot in Philly yet. (SportsBuff.com)

Unless the news changes, we have to go ahead and start White as normal. (SportsBuff.com)

Don't even think about playing Branch before he produces on the field. (SportsBuff.com)

Brandon Stokley still looks like a better play for the Broncos. (SportsBuff.com)

Many fantasy owners are looking to Jackson for a good week in the absence of Chris Chambers, but the knee issue probably means we should expect something around Jackson's season average. He has caught three passes in three of five games. (SportsBuff.com)

It doesn't appear likely that Galloway will be back this Sunday (or at least not ready to start if he does play). Getting on the field in Week 7, though, would give him three games before the bye. (SportsBuff.com)

It's injury after injury for Brown this year. Tough to count on him, though he has put up pretty good numbers in the two games he actually played. (SportsBuff.com)

Flacco has the potential to have a breakout game with his big arm. However, he is still a rookie and suffering from growing pains. Don't expect the coaching staff to let Flacco loose this year when ball control O and a strong D wins them games. (SportsBuff.com)

Even if Jarrett does earn the 3rd WR spot he is a low fantasy option given Carolina's use of their two headed monster backfield with Stewart and Williams. (SportsBuff.com)

Good news for Parker owners. Expect him to be running on all cylinders for week 7. (SportsBuff.com)