1. Drew Brees - He’s coming off a bye week and should have Reggie Bush back. This is a great matchup vs the Seahawks and Brees will top 300 yards and 3 TDs.
2. Peyton Manning - Look for a big effort against a young Patriots secondary
3. Michael Vick - Coming off a tremendous Monday Night performance and facing a Giants defense which suddenly looks vulnerable to the passing game.
4. Joe Flacco - The Panthers are downright horrible. Look for 275 yards and 3 TDs.
Next In Line
Aaron Rodgers - The Vikings D is old and slow. Rodgers and Co will have a field day.
Phillip Rivers - They get the Broncos at home. Rivers will light it up.
Ben Roethlisberger – The injuries to the O-Line have hurt the running game. Big Ben will be passing on Sunday.
Rounding Out the List
Eli Manning - His receiver corps is thin, but Philly’s D is nothing special.
Carson Palmer – The losses haven’t really affected his performance in fantasy football. He’ll throw 2-3 TDs this week.
Matt Cassel – The Cards are atrocious on the road.
Matt Ryan - He and Roddy White have developed into a dynamic duo. The Rams are stingy on D, but Ryan will have success.
Tom Brady - He’ll be good for 2 TDs vs. the Colts, but look for New England to run the ball more this Sunday to keep Manning on the sidelines.
Kyle Orton - He’ll probably throw between 40-50 times in this one. While it won’t lead to a win, his numbers should be solid.
Shaun Hill - He’s facing a banged up Cowboys secondary in Dallas. Look for Hill to connect with Calvin Johnson and Co. all afternoon for a solid day in fantasy.
Fantasy Sleeper of the Week
Mark Sanchez - The Texans made David Garrard look All-Pro a week ago. Sanchez will toss for over 225 yards and between 2-3 TDs on Sunday. He’s a strong fantasy sleeper play in Week 11.
Pro Football 101» 2010 Suicide Pool Picks – Week 11
November 18th, 2010 at 13:29
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