1Tom Becker
They should vie for a playoff spot again this year. It will be tough in the same division as Atlanta. I think they'll go 9-7.

0Keith Goldner
Matt Ryan, although I think Freeman has the better upside because of his running abilities.

1Mike Ecker
Eli by a long shot....Eli is already a super bowl MVP ...freeman has not even been to the playoffs

3Sean Weinstock
Yeah, agreed. Houston will actually be good this year. And that Schaub --> Johnson punch is going to be nasty.

2numberFire, inc.
Aaron Rodgers.

5Michael Cardwell
Felix will have the best statistical year of his career. Julio Jones will be good enough to leach receptions from Roddy White all year. I don't see why Blount won't have his best year in TB. A true breakout star though is ready in St. Louis in Lance Kendricks. TE1 on the depth chart, he led the pass-happy preseason offense of the Rams in receptions and stats. Remains to be seen if they will continue their pass-happy ways with a Pro Bowler like Steven Jackson in the backfield, but something tells me Josh McDaniels just can't resist stretching that golden arm of Sam Bradford. I mean hell, the Broncos led the league in passing with an average arm in Kyle Orton last year. Kendricks is a beast with good hands, good feet, and can block surprisingly well for a rookie, keeping this huge target on the field for most all downs.

3Daniel Okopnyi
No. Finley is going to put up better numbers then AG this year (IMHO), He is hot. Freeman is young and an up and comer. Don't do it.

2Daniel Okopnyi
Until Kolb doesn't something worthwhile, Freeman. Always Freeman.

0Daniel Okopnyi
I would start Josh Freeman. The matchup is good and he was doing damn well last year. Eli Manning has the curse of the interception virus. Start Freeman, especially if your league penalizes hard for interceptions.

2Sean Weinstock
the player comparison here says that roethlisberger's projected to have more points (by half a point), but he's going up against the ravens when freeman's up against the lions. even though people are up on the lions d, it's still unproven. on the other side, mendenhall's probably going to get stomped this week, so the steelers will have to go to the air. since i'm a defacto steelers fan, i'm gonna say big ben. but it's pretty even to me.

2Anthony Best
Can't say worried just upset that he didn't do a thing this week! but not much u can do as a rb when your teams allows themselves to get that far behind in a game.

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!

1Tim Harding
Based on what Newton did against Arizona last week, I would definitely take a shot with Grossman against that secondary.

0Ben Johnston
I would go with Freeman. While Cam Newton looked good in week 1, and I would recommend holding on to him, I would not be comfortable starting him yet, especially against a very good Packers D. That being said, there is a chance that Newton puts up big numbers as a result of having to play catch-up the entire game.

1W M
Gut says Freeman. Gotta give Rex at least another week to make sure its not a fluke. Henne is a backup at best.

1Keith Goldner
Yeah this is a tough one. I still like the two of them even with a slow start, just something that's going to have to be monitored closely.

2Keith Goldner
I'd go Bowe and Decker this week (although I like McCluster too). Freeman over Grossman (although historically, Grossman has performed well against a depleted Dallas) and Beanie Wells for your last slot.

3Ben Johnston
I would probably go with Kolb. He has shown the ability to get the ball to Fitzgerald and put up decent numbers. He also has a favorable matchup going against Seattle. On the other hand, Mike Williams (TB) hasn't been able to create any kind of separation, and without that, Freeman has been struggling. He's also playing a pretty good ATL defense.

0Patrick King
I'd take Brees and Gates. Brees is so consistent and much better than Freeman. Don't take on Bowe... you can get a better offer. He's boom or bust and now that JC is out he's the person that opposing D's will game plan for.

0Sean Weinstock
They're both playing pretty awful defenses. The Redskins have been on a tear, but I'm waiting for Grossman to implode. I'd probably start Grossman.

3Anthony Best
I would drop Clark.. Even with the new kid they are still going to use him more as a blocker this year

0Anthony Best
That depends on who is left at QB on the wires for you. Shady is sick so far this year. and as long as Vick struggles Shady will shine! But if there is no on e left at Qb on wire this isn't a bad trade. I like Decker and Mathews. but you should ask for someone else when it comes to Tolbert. You won't need both he and Mathews

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.

1Nik Bonaddio
Freeman. Better matchup.

0Anthony Best
Freeman has a slightly easier match-up and bigger opportunity for points since the Bears D has been beat deep a lot this year, and Rivers has struggled as of late! But I feel both are safe plays!

1Keith Goldner
Freeman is your safe option, Tebow is high risk/high reward (I'd lean towards Freeman). Especially since the Saints have been awful against the run, Freeman should get some extra value there.

1Cody Marcantel
Fitz and rivers fitz is Mr Consistent and Rivers can go big. Freeman struggled with pick this year and besides Blount I'm not too big on the Bucs other weapons

2Stacy Robert Reagan
I like Freeman today... Saints Def. looked crappy vs the Rams last week and the Raiders will be keying 100% on Tebow.

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.

1Marc Steidler
Ha, I'm in the same dilemma. Think Tebow will rack up around 10 pts rushing regardless of the matchup. Passing could very well be <5 pts though. Freeman will be behind and will be throwing a lot, but even then, he might not produce much (see Christian Ponder Monday night). I'm leaning towards Tebow (crazy, I know)

1Christopher James Anderson
I think Bradford is the best option here.

0Jay Buente
All could be busts, so I would go with the most upside in Vick. Fitzpatrick is a close second