If if you are looking to fill a hole in your roster, or grab some much needed depth before the playoffs roll around, we advise taking a look at these guys, and if one of them happens to be available, PICK HIM UP!

Here is a look at some players you may want to take a look at in you league:

Chad Henne, MIA, QB: He may not light up the scoreboard, but Chad Henne has been improving each week with the Dolphins, and now that Ronnie Brown is out, he will likely be called upon to produce more for the offense (unless Ricky Williams can continue to score three touchdowns per game).  He has seemed to grow more comfortable with Devone Bess, and with a rather light schedule down the stretch, he might be able to produce some numbers in case of an injury (which quarterbacks seem to be experiencing lately).

Fred Jackson, BUF, RB: Fred Jackson filled in well for Marshawn Lynch at the beginning of the season when Lynch was suspended.  He may get the opportunity to fill that role again if Marshawn can not go due to injury.  Even if Lynch can go, he may be getting banged up and Jackson should begin to assume a larger role in the offense.  If Jackson continues to get his reps, he may be able to produce against some weak opponents down the stretch.  That makes him worth a look in most deeper leagues.

Rock Cartwright, WSH, RB: First Portis goes down with a concussion.  Then backup Ladell Betts suffers an MCL injury.  Now it will be Rock Cartwright’s opportunity to run with it and we expect him to do just that.  The Reskins have some tough matchups on their schedule, but they do have an upcoming game against the Oakland Raiders in week 14.  If you are looking for a back with a good matchup at that point, Cartwright may be worth the look.

Chris Chambers, KC, WR:  After being cut by the San Diego Chargers, Chambers landed himself a spot on the Chiefs and now finds himself as their number one guy.  That came after Dwayne Bowe was suspended for steroid use.  So how did he respond in his first game as the go-to-guy?  By catching four balls for 119 yards, including a 61-yarder to set up the game-winning kick.  With a kind schedule looming during fantasy playoff time, Chambers could be the best available receiver out there.

Davone Bess, MIA, WR: We mentioned Henne above, and for much of the same reasons we will suggest you pick up Bess if needed.  Now that Brown is out, the Dolphins will continue to run gadget plays, but Bess could see a lot more responsibility with his quickness and agility.  With Ted Ginn having trouble catching the ball, Bess should continue to be the main target in Miami.

Speaking of Ted Ginn dropping the ball…

This week we think these fantasy football players can help your fantasy football team come out with a win.  These players match up against teams which are just looking to get lit up on the stat sheet.  How can you not start them if you own them in your fantasy football league?  If you have them start them, because they will put up some huge fantasy number for you this week guaranteed.     

Here is a list of Total Pro Sports fantasy football starters of the week.  

Tony Romo, QB, Dallas Cowboys,
Romo had a bad game by his lofty standards in week 4 as the Cowboys lost at home to the Redskins.  He will rebound in a big way as the lowly Cincinnati Bengals roll into town this week.  If this guy is on your team then you should be really happy as Romo will give the Bengals a Texas sized beat down.  Romo might not be throwing that much to Terrell Owens this week because it will be hard for him to run full out in a skirt.

Matt Forte, RB, Chicago Bears,
The Bears super rookie should have a nice stat line as he will play his first game against Detroit at Ford Field.  The Lions defense sucks so bad that they actually asked Matt Millen if he would like to come out of retirement and play linebacker, and even he wasn’t dumb enough to take the offer.  Look for Forte to have over 100 yards and possibly two scores.

Chris Chambers, WR, Miami Dolphins,
The former number 1 receiver in Miami returns to his old stomping ground with his new team.  Chambers was traded to the Dolphins in 2007 for a second round pick, and so far this season he has proved his worth.  Philip Rivers has been tearing up every secondary he has faced this year and Chambers has been on the receiving end of 3 touchdowns.

Owen Daniels, TE, Houston Texans,
Overall it has been a slow start to the season for Owen Daniels and many tight ends in general.  However, that could all change this week as the Texans take on the banged up Colts.  Hard hitting safety Bob Sanders remains out of the lineup and the Colts will struggle to match-up with this guy defensively.  Daniels had a solid week against the Jaguars and should be score his first touchdown of the season in this game. 

Be sure to check back next week for fantasy football starters of week 6.