Cam Newton @ Saints - With Cam Newton finishing the season just as strong as he started it, the debate amongst fantasy annalists and owners, should be a fun one this off-season as we question whether Newton should be the top-ranked quarterback for the 2012 season. While Newton has a clear edge over his competition in the running game, my season-ending conclusion would be to rank him third or fourth next yea ...

After a disappointing return last week, if you happened to make it to the Super Bowl this week, it's hard to sit Adrian Peterson this week. For what it's worth, while other players like Sam Bradford and Ben Roethlisberger are likely out after playing on ankle injuries, Peterson seemed to come out of the loss fine and according to Vikings beat-writer Tom Pelissero's on Tuesday; Peterson is now considered clo ...

Start'em Michael Vick @ Cowboys - Before recommending Michael Vick as a worthy starter, I wanted to see him look like the player we've known in the past, after he returned from his rib injury. Vick finally showed up against the Jets, and this week he has a matchup worthy of starting against, as the Eagles should put up over 30 points against the Cowboys. Matt Ryan @ Saints - The Falcons and Saints are set t ...

Philip Rivers @ Lions - It appears Philip Rivers is finally healthy, or at least he's playing like the guy we remember from a year ago. While the past few weeks haven't presented the matchups that would allow Rivers to post huge numbers, this weeks' game against the Lions could be one of the wilder offensive performances on both sides of the football, we've seen all year. Because the Lions lack a running ga ...

Ben Roethlisberger @ 49ers - If you were to ask me if Ben Roethlisberger should be trusted against the 49ers before Sunday, I would have answered told you to look for other options. That still may be a good idea, as Big Ben's ankle is clearly hurting and unlike his acting performance against the Titans, Roethlisberger was in pain as he led his team to victory against the Browns. What changes my mind about R ...

Did your team suck? Well, assuming you’re an avid visitor to Fantasy-Info.com, I doubt it did. But maybe you simply have so many fantasy football teams that one of them did suck. Rather than spend time praising the players who helped you reach the playoffs, let’s bash those who didn’t do a damn thing to help you. This team will select its players as though it came from a real, live fantasy draft back in lat ...

Michael Vick is expected back just in time for the fantasy playoffs to begin but will he perform as a worthy top ten play? On talent alone, Vick should be a no-brainer to use, but with Jeremy Maclin returning from an injury, and DeSean Jackson acting like he's taking the season off, it's hard to trust Vick with your season on the line. Audio: Week 14 Fantasy Podcast This week the Eagles head down to Miami a ...

Eli Manning @ Cowboys - Another week, another high scoring back and forth contest for Eli Manning and the Giants offense. While New York's schedule down the stretch hasn't worked out well in terms of wins and losses, fantasy owners are loving that Manning continues to find himself in matchups where he finds himself throwing for over 350 yards and three scores a game. Maybe Manning isn't one of the elite NFL ...

Jay Cutler vs. Chargers - While Jay Cutler has been playing well of late, his numbers in the stat box haven't been what you would expect from a quarterback that showed so much promise for fantasy in his time with Denver. As we all know, the Bears offensive line for pass protection can be suspect, and Cutler's receiving core remains as one of the worst in football. Audio: Jay Culter Is An Option To Start Thi ...

Tim Tebow @ Chiefs - This time a week ago fantasy owners had to wonder if Tim Tebow would play well enough against the Raiders to even finish the game, let alone be a viable fantasy option. While the media seemed to rip Tebow up one side and down the other all week, he found a way to lead his team to a road victory against the Raiders. Tebow won't have the typical stat line we're used to seeing from a top t ...