2Matt Birkholz
I don't think they'll "sneak" in there, they will have another great record but won't get past the Steelers. Ravens Jets get the AFC wild card spots.

0Ashley Sanders
I actually like Eli a lot this year, so I think I'm going to go with Eli.

0Aaron Jackson
Schaub. Last year was a "down" year for him but he still put up big numbers.

0PEJ
I'll go Flacco as well. I just can't see Garrard doing much of anything this year, especially with Gabbert around.

0Kevin Lieb
is this really a question!?

0Johnny Hewitt
Flacco, athough not by much. I think Boldin is due for a bounce back year and now they have Lee Evans.

1Nathaniel Achord
As a keeper, definitly Foster; based on his age. Rice, I think will have a better year in 2011, but the keeper is for 2012, so, Foster for me.

1Jd Dre
The question was 'Has Joe Flacco finally become a fantasy relevant QB?', but you cannot judge that based on one game, regardless of who the opponent is.If you did that, folks would be dumping Chris Johnson and Vincent Jackson.That said, I have Flacco as a backup, but I don't plan on using him because my starters on every team I have are either Rodgers, Brady or Rivers. (except for a BYE week)

1Keith Goldner
Yeah, our numbers on Stafford are a little low because of his injury last year, still working on the best way to project for him.

1Nik Bonaddio
I think Schaub is the play here. I don't trust Unibrow to do much, and last week was a fluke IMO.

1Keith Goldner
I think Flacco is your best option

2Keith Goldner
I'd look at their matchups. I'm in a similar situation and just scooped Alex Smith.

0R J
hmmm I think Falcco. Cle has been tough.

1Mohan Sivaloganathan
I'm not confident yet on Tebow, his sample size is remarkably small. I actually like Hasselback out of that group because he just loves to air it out. Cassel has been picking up steam lately as well, which might actually put him at the top of the list.

1Sean Weinstock
Never thought I'd say this, but Flacco. The Ravens have put up some serious numbers on decent defenses this year, and you hit the nail on the head with Houston's ills.

1R J
I'd say Ben. Cards are a poor secondary.

0Tom Kastorff
Ben

0Anthony Best
both not good match-ups for them, but Flacco had a bad week last game, so should have a good one this week.

0Tom Kastorff
NICKS all the way man. He is a stud. Finley has been an uber bust this year because GB has literally 20 offensive weapons and somehow they forget about the 6"6 beast every week. Makes no sense, but he has done shit for me all year. I would trade Flacco for Nicks if you can keep Best just in case he returns. But if you need to dump him, I would rather have Nicks > Best any day, at least this season.

2Tom Kastorff
Drop Freeman, he sucks. Flacco sucks for fantasy also, but has flashes when he drops bombs to Torrey Smith, but that is so random it is not worth it. I'd consider dropping him too. Tebow is going to hover around 20pts on good days, but against someone like the Jets, no way man. Bart Scott CANT WAIT to get his hands on Timmy this week. I would keep Fitz and either Hasselback or Flacco depending on who has the better matchups left for the year. Or you could gamble and keep Fitz and Tebow and only play Timmy against weaker teams like KC. I would start Fitz, even though he is against DAL. But Tebow is against Jets, Hassel vs. ATL might be decent, Flacco vs. Cincy is no good either. Do you have enough quality bench players to cobble a trade with Tebow for someone that has say Eli on the bench? In both my leagues he is a sub, so you might be able to trade for him, and he is on fire right now. I actually started him last week over Stafford and it paid off.