0Aaron Jackson
Only a matter of time before they decide to start Locker or Hasselbeck gets hurt. JAC will finish at the bottom of the division, but Tennessee won't be far behind. I'd say 6-10.

0Bob Reed
Hasselbeck, only cause he's starting, neither are viable draft picks.

0Tom Becker
Hasselbeck, only because he is starting, but neither is worthy of a draft pick.

0PEJ
Can I vote neither? I don't think either one of them should be drafted, but if you absolutely have to, gotta go Hasselbeck. I thought he actually looked pretty good last night.

0Keith Goldner
Neither are remotely exciting, but Hasselbeck will be starting (at least before he gets hurt and Locker takes over).

1Anthony Best
That is gonna b an easy one.. Has to be Collins.. how can he expect to learn one of the most complicated offenses in the league and do good in only a few weeks.. not to mention the Colts are one of the worst running teams for last ten years

2Anthony Best
No one!! I can't stand Romo no matter how he does in fantasy.. But for everyone else it depends on who they already have.. He's a good QB to have as a backup!

2Keith Goldner
I would take Sexy Rexy for next week against Arizona. Outside of that, probably McCoy.

1Michael Rippe
Not great options to be honest but I say you go matchup's but look at Grossman/Henne/Hasselback. This week I'd probably go with Henne vs Cleveland. Cleveland's O-Coordinator from 2010 is now the O-Coordinator in Miami and you know he will want to show his old team what they are missing.

3Anthony Best
I would go with McCoy on the Defensive match-up. Hasselbeck will throw the ball more compared to the other QB's since SEA has absolutely no running game, but that can be a big problem.. lots of 3 and outs and forced throws

0Anthony Best
I'm starting to like Hasselbeck more and more and I never had before. he has completed 70% of his passes. I have to go with that stat!

1Anthony Best
I actually think Hasselbeck.. Big Ben's line is still extremely beat up and so is his Defense without Harrison! plus Hasselbeck has been on fire

2Morse Moose
Dirty Sanchez.

3Tom Kastorff
Tough call. Hasselbeck is the 8th rated passer in ESPN league, so that is a big call to drop him for Tebow, who has promise but can get you 30 pts one week and 8 the next. He will not put up 300 yds passing much if at all, so you are praying he gets 50-100 yds and maybe a TD on the ground. With Big Ben shaky with an injury you may want a more reliable backup.

0James Dinh
LOL

1Keith Goldner
Rivers, I just can't believe he'll continue to be so poor (I've also been starting him and Chris Johnson all year...)

1Dave Harris
Hasselbeck is more trustworthy, even against a stingy D like the Bengals. Beck was pretty sketchy last week, and SF D is not friendly. Go with the better of the becks, Hasselbeck.

0Anthony Best
Jacobs, Daniels and I guess Tebow

0Anthony Best
I would go with Hasselbeck.! Car has a good offense but a terrible D which is why they keep losing

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.

0Anthony Best
I would actually go with Moore. he has the hot hand right now