Lets take a look at this weeks Fantasy Football Wavier Wire.

WR – Ted Ginn Jr, MIA – Two weeks ago he had one catch for a one yard loss. Last week Ginn had 7 receptions for 175 yards. It looks like he’s clicking with Chad Pennington and he’ll have a nice match up against the Broncos this week.

WR – Mike Walker, JAC – With Matt Jones on suspension, Walker might be the biggest beneficiary. In week 5, before being sidelined with an injury, Walker put up six receptions for 106 yards against a stingy Steelers defense. Expect numbers around four receptions and 70 yards from second year receiver.

WR – Brandon Lloyd, CHI – He’s another receiver coming off of an injury. Lucky for him he gets to play the hopeless Detroit Lions. Look for a solid day from Lloyd. Six receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown wouldn’t be out of the question.

QB – Shaun Hill, SF – Who’s is he you ask? He looks like he might be the new quarterback of the San Fransisco 49ers. After J.T. O’Sullivan was benched during last week’s loss to the pathectic Seahawks, new head coach Mike Singletary opted for the long-time backup. Posting a respectable 173 yards and a touchdown, Hill is worth a look in Mike Martz’s offense. He is on bye this week but his upcoming schedule is favorable with Arizona and St. Louis on deck.

RB – Ryan Torain, DEN – Life has two certainties, death and taxes. So does fantasy football. One that a Denver running back will break out. Two that running back will be someone that you might have never heard of (Mike Bell). My bet is on Torain. While Michael Pittman has run the ball nicely for the Broncos, Torain looks like he‘ll make an immediate impact.

RB – Kevin Faulk, NWE - As much as I hate to admit it the Patriots are amazing. Without Tom Brady and on their third string running back, they are 5-2. With injuries to Laurence Maroney and Sammy Morris, the Patriots turned to Kevin Faulk. His response: 107 total yards, four catches, and a touchdown. He should get the rock plenty verse the Colts this Sunday night.

K – John Carney, NYG – I laugh at anyone who takes a kicker before the last round in fantasy drafts. Actually I usually don’t take a kicker. They are too hard to predict and too much alike. I usually just trade them in on a weekly basis. This week I’ll take a shot on Carney. He was 4-4 last week and faces a less than stellar Dallas defense.

DEF – Carolina Panthers – They won’t be much help this week, since they are one a bye, but in the two weeks following they face the Raiders and Lions. Dan Orlovsky and JaMarcus Russel should be plenty generous to Panther D. If you do need a defense, the Cardinals would be a decent fill in this week against St. Louis.

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Lets take a look at this weeks Fantasy Football Wavier Wire.

QB – Marc Bulger , STL – How the mighty have fallen. Bulger could be available in your fantasy football league and if so, he’s worth a look for this week’s byes. His new found friend, Donnie Avery, will allow Bulger to stretch the field. Look for Bulger to have 200 yards and 2 touchdowns this week against a Patriot defense that is known to give up big plays.

RB – Jamaal Charles, KC -  The rookie out of Texas had only three carries for 17 yards helping fill the shoes of Larry Johnson during his suspension, yet had 4 catches for 26 yards. With Johnson suspended again for this week‘s match-up against the chiefs, a possibly even longer, Charles should get his fair of touches. While Kolby Smith is slated as the started, Charles will see more work in the passing game and we all know that Kansas City will be playing catch up.

RB – Cedric Benson, CIN - It looks like he’s the starter for the Bengals. Benson had 14 carries for 52 yards, while Chris Perry had 11 carries for 14 yards. I wouldn’t expect too much from Benson, since the Bengals offense has lost their bite, but he has a decent match up with the Texans this weeks.

WR – Donnie Avery, STL – Avery has emerged as Bulger’s favorite target over the past two weeks. Over that span the rookie wide out has totaled nine receptions for 138 yards and a touchdown. His schedule is favorable, especially during the traditional fantasy football playoff weeks where he’ll face off against Arizona, Seattle and San Francisco.

WR – Josh Morgan, SF – Here is another rookie worth a look. Morgan had five catches for 86 yards an a touchdown in a loss against the Giants. The Virginia Tech product impressed during the preseason and might be finally ready to break out. It doesn’t hurt either that he plays for Mike Martz.

TE – Billy Miller, NO – If you desperately need a tight end, and I mean desperately, here is someone you can grab for this week. Jeremy Shockey did not practice Wednesday and might be out for week 8. Miller has 50 yards over the past three weeks. Hey it is better than nothing.

K – Shaun Suisham, WSH – He should have a nice week against the Lions. Expect at least 10 points and he should be available in most fantasy football leagues.

DEF – Oakland – Last week this squad caused three turnovers and racked up three sacks against the Jets. This week they face Joe Flacco and the Ravens. Flacco is averaging over a turnover per game. The Raiders match up alone will be worth a spot start on your fantasy football roster.

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