NFL Week 4 Fantasy Notes

Sunday, Sept. 30

Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 pm Even with Boller, the Raven offense will be useful and Mason in particular looking good. For the Browns, Lewis is not an advisable play, although Edwards still is.
Chicago at Detroit 1:00 pm Griese alone won't be able to salvage the Bear O much this week, so proceed with caution with Benson and Berrian. We still maintain Johnson will be a better fantasy option than McDonald.

Green Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm Go with Favre and his receivers, while staying away from any Vikings not named Peterson.
Houston at Atlanta 1:00 pm Even with Johnson out, Schaub will still be worth playing against his old team -- the same cannot be said for anyone on that old team.
N.Y. Jets at Buffalo 1:00 pm Jones and the Jet receivers will continue to get on track versus a horrible defense -- while nobody outside of the 2 gimme Bills are worth your time.
Oakland at Miami 1:00 pm Don't look to anybody except the RBs here.
St. Louis at Dallas 1:00 pm Leonard should be good for a TD here, but little else. Go with all of your Cowboys, but don't abandon Bulger.
Seattle at San Francisco 4:05 pm Marginal players on both sides are worth your attention in what should be a shootout.
Tampa Bay at Carolina 4:05 pm We'll keep our streak intact at 4 and urge you to start either Panther RB you own. Neither Carr nor Delhomme should be starting for your team at QB, but Garcia should -- and Williams and Galloway are nearing returns to every-week status.
Denver at Indianapolis 4:15 pm All-in, all the way around. Even with Denver's great secondary, the Colts have too many weapons for this to be anything less than a shootout.
Kansas City at San Diego 4:15 pm You simply can't bench LJ, even if his prospects seem bleak here. LT also shouldn't be a guy we have to tell you to start and this is where he starts to go off big-time. Jackson also merits consideration.
Pittsburgh at Arizona 4:15 pm Stay away from either Cardinal QB until the dust settles. Without Ward, Holmes may draw too much attention to warrant a lineup spot.
Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants 8:15 pm The Giants on national TV again? How's that keep happening? This is another go all-in shootout.

Monday, Oct. 1
New England at Cincinnati 8:30 pm See Sunday night game!

Bye: Jacksonville, New Orleans, Tennessee, Washington

FDH Insider: NFL Week 4 (Thurs. Sept. 27)

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NFL Week 3 Fantasy Notes

Sunday, Sept. 23
Arizona at Baltimore 1:00 pm Mason continues to merit consideration in what could be a resurgent season.
Buffalo at New England 1:00 pm All-in with the Pats (like we said last week), no marginal Bills.
Detroit at Philadelphia 1:00 pm Young WRs Brown and Johnson are worth starting here.
Indianapolis at Houston 1:00 pm Schaub isn't worth a look without Andre Johnson.
Miami at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm Start Chambers and stay away from both starting RBs if at all possible.
Minnesota at Kansas City 1:00 pm Don't start any marginal Chiefs or Vikings.
San Diego at Green Bay 1:00 pm Keep looking to Favre after the efforts of both of these teams last week.
San Francisco at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm Both QBs should be sitting.
St. Louis at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm Cadillac yes, Bruce no, and don't hedge for a minute on starting Bulger.
Cincinnati at Seattle 4:05 pm The Hasselbeck-Branch battery is going to have a lot of juice this week.
Cleveland at Oakland 4:05 pm Many borderline players are worth starting here: Lewis and Edwards (but not Anderson) for the Browns, Jordan and Curry for the Raiders.
Jacksonville at Denver 4:05 pm Don't start any marginal players in this game either.
Carolina at Atlanta 4:15 pm Both Panther RBs remain worthy starters.
N.Y. Giants at Washington 4:15 pm Yet another "don't start marginal players" game.
Dallas at Chicago 8:15 pm Start Berrian and consider Witten even in the few no-mandatory-TE leagues out there.

Monday, Sept. 24
Tennessee at New Orleans, 8:30 pm Yes on Young, and much like Bulger, you can't even consider sitting Brees now.

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NFL Week 2 Fantasy Notes

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Atlanta at Jacksonville 1:00 pm Dunn has the upper hand on Norwood, but should be avoided. Horn is a hostage to Harrington's play and is a poor choice at least for now. RB Taylor is worth a look.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm Ward and Holmes will carry over their Week One production.
Cincinnati at Cleveland 1:00 pm Notwithstanding a poor Bengals defense and a short week for them, Edwards should be avoided. Go all-in with your Bengals.
Green Bay at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm Neither young RB is a good bet here. Toomer will not repeat his Week One success.
Houston at Carolina 1:00 pm Foster and Williams remain good, but not great #2 RB options. Schaub does not have a very good matchup, but is quite familiar with the Panthers.
Indianapolis at Tennessee 1:00 pm RB Brown is a Week One megastar who does not merit a play solely on that basis.
New Orleans at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm Galloway is the one bright spot in the Tampa offense and merits a play.
San Francisco at St. Louis 1:00 pm Smith should be used with great caution until further notice. Ike Bruce is a poor play until further notice.
Dallas at Miami 4:05 pm Romo is close to being an every-week start. If it's possible to avoid playing Brown and Chambers, and it may not be, then do so.
Minnesota at Detroit 4:05 pm Bell and C. Johnson are edging towards every-week status. Week One aside, McDonald is still not.
Seattle at Arizona 4:05 pm Leinart and Hasselbeck should both be in most lineups this week.
Kansas City at Chicago 4:15 pm Benson and Berrian will feast for Chicago.
N.Y. Jets at Baltimore 4:15 pm Coles and Jones won't do much for the Jets, while Mason could put up some numbers for the Ravens.
Oakland at Denver 4:15 pm Curry, Cutler and Marshall are the marginal plays worth a shot this week.
San Diego at New England 8:15 pm Go all-in with your Pats and Chargers this week.

Monday night
Washington at Philadelphia, 8:30 pm Randle El is not for real just yet, while Moss merits a spot on your bench if you can afford to do so.

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NFL Week 1 Fantasy Notes

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ALL GAME TIMES EDT

Sunday, Sept. 9
Atlanta at Minnesota 1:00 pm Horrible fantasy matchup, but Horn is worth a look.
Carolina at St. Louis 1:00 pm Both Carolina RBs merit a start as they will get a lot of work.
Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm The Cutler-Marshall battery should get off to a good jump start.
Kansas City at Houston 1:00 pm Another horrible fantasy game, but the overrated Green is good for a rare start.
Miami at Washington 1:00 pm The Green-Chambers combo will get a chance to get off to a good start.
New England at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm Jet WRs may be a better-than-usual play, especially if New England pulls away.
Philadelphia at Green Bay 1:00 pm Almost no marginal fantasy plays here, but monitor Hunt for future vulture status.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm Holmes will get a good chance to justify his sleeper status here.
Tennessee at Jacksonville 1:00 pm Yet another miserable fantasy matchup, but Young gets a chance to shine here.
Chicago at San Diego 4:15 pm Rookie Olsen could really surprise here and merits a start. Benson is not a good option.
Detroit at Oakland 4:15 pm Bell is a decent, not great, option as he tries to grab a permanent hold on the job.
Tampa Bay at Seattle 4:15 pm Williams will get a good chance to put the nightmare of '06 behind him here.
N.Y. Giants at Dallas 8:15 pm The overrated Jacobs needs a good beginning to the year, but may get it here. Contrary to many pundits, Romo is not an every-week fantasy starter yet but should get the nod here.

Monday, Sept. 10
Baltimore at Cincinnati, 7:00 This should be a shootout and Mason and Clayton are stronger-than-usual plays.
Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 In the second wild game of the night, Smith is a strong play for Frisco.

FDH Insider: NFL Week 1 (Thurs. Sept. 6)

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2007 NFL Schedule

By Rick Morris

Week 1

Thurs., Sept. 6
New Orleans at Indianapolis, 8:30

Sunday, Sept. 9
Atlanta at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Carolina at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm
Kansas City at Houston 1:00 pm
Miami at Washington 1:00 pm
New England at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm
Philadelphia at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Chicago at San Diego 4:15 pm
Detroit at Oakland 4:15 pm
Tampa Bay at Seattle 4:15 pm
N.Y. Giants at Dallas 8:15 pm

Monday, Sept. 10
Baltimore at Cincinnati, 7:00
Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15

Week 2

Sunday, Sept. 16
Atlanta at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Buffalo at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm
Cincinnati at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Green Bay at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm
Houston at Carolina 1:00 pm
Indianapolis at Tennessee 1:00 pm
New Orleans at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
San Francisco at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Dallas at Miami 4:05 pm
Minnesota at Detroit 4:05 pm
Seattle at Arizona 4:05 pm
Kansas City at Chicago 4:15 pm
N.Y. Jets at Baltimore 4:15 pm
Oakland at Denver 4:15 pm
San Diego at New England 8:15 pm

Monday, Sept. 17
Washington at Philadelphia, 8:30 pm

Week 3

Sunday, Sept. 23
Arizona at Baltimore 1:00 pm
Buffalo at New England 1:00 pm
Detroit at Philadelphia 1:00 pm
Indianapolis at Houston 1:00 pm
Miami at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm
Minnesota at Kansas City 1:00 pm
San Diego at Green Bay 1:00 pm
San Francisco at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm
St. Louis at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
Cincinnati at Seattle 4:05 pm
Cleveland at Oakland 4:05 pm
Jacksonville at Denver 4:05 pm
Carolina at Atlanta 4:15 pm
N.Y. Giants at Washington 4:15 pm
Dallas at Chicago 8:15 pm

Monday, Sept. 24
Tennessee at New Orleans, 8:30 pm

Week 4

Sunday, Sept. 30
Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Chicago at Detroit 1:00 pm
Green Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Houston at Atlanta 1:00 pm
N.Y. Jets at Buffalo 1:00 pm
Oakland at Miami 1:00 pm
St. Louis at Dallas 1:00 pm
Seattle at San Francisco 4:05 pm
Tampa Bay at Carolina 4:05 pm
Denver at Indianapolis 4:15 pm
Kansas City at San Diego 4:15 pm
Pittsburgh at Arizona 4:15 pm
Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants

Monday, Oct. 1
New England at Cincinnati

Bye: Jacksonville, New Orleans, Tennessee, Washington

Week 5

Sunday, Oct. 7
Arizona at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Atlanta at Tennessee 1:00 pm
Carolina at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Cleveland at New England 1:00 pm
Detroit at Washington 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Miami at Houston 1:00 pm
N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm
Seattle at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm
Tampa Bay at Indianapolis 4:05 pm
Baltimore at San Francisco 4:15 pm
San Diego at Denver 4:15 pm
Chicago at Green Bay

Monday, Oct. 8
Dallas at Buffalo, 8:30 pm

Bye: Cincinnati, Minnesota, Oakland, Philadelphia

Week 6

Sunday, Oct. 14
Cincinnati at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Houston at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Miami at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Minnesota at Chicago 1:00 pm
Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm
St. Louis at Baltimore 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
Washington at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Carolina at Arizona 4:05 pm
New England at Dallas 4:15 pm
Oakland at San Diego 4:15 pm
New Orleans at Seattle 8:15 pm

Monday, Oct. 15
N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 8:30

Bye: Buffalo, Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, San Francisco

Week 7

Sunday, Oct. 21
Arizona at Washington 1:00 pm
Atlanta at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Baltimore at Buffalo 1:00 pm
Minnesota at Dallas 1:00 pm
New England at Miami 1:00 pm
San Francisco at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm
Tampa Bay at Detroit 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Houston 1:00 pm
Kansas City at Oakland 4:05 pm
N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati 4:05 pm
Chicago at Philadelphia 4:15 pm
St. Louis at Seattle 4:15 pm
Pittsburgh at Denver 8:15 pm

Monday, Oct. 22
Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 8:30

Bye: Carolina, Cleveland, Green Bay, San Diego

Week 8

Sunday, Oct. 28
Cleveland at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Detroit at Chicago 1:00 pm
Indianapolis at Carolina 1:00 pm
N.Y. Giants at Miami
(London) 1:00 pm
Oakland at Tennessee 1:00 pm
Philadelphia at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 1:00 pm
Buffalo at N.Y. Jets 4:05 pm
Houston at San Diego 4:05 pm
Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 4:05 pm
New Orleans at San Francisco 4:15 pm
Washington at New England 4:15 pm

Monday, Oct. 29
Green Bay at Denver, 8:30

Bye: Arizona, Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Kansas City, Seattle

Week 9

Sunday, Nov. 4
Arizona at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
Carolina at Tennessee 1:00 pm
Cincinnati at Buffalo 1:00 pm
Denver at Detroit 1:00 pm
Green Bay at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at New Orleans 1:00 pm
San Diego at Minnesota 1:00 pm
San Francisco at Atlanta 1:00 pm
Washington at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm
Seattle at Cleveland 4:05 pm
Houston at Oakland 4:15 pm
New England at Indianapolis 4:15 pm
Dallas at Philadelphia 8:15 pm

Monday, Nov. 5
Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:30

Bye: Chicago, Miami, N.Y. Giants, St. Louis

Week 10

Sunday, Nov. 11
Atlanta at Carolina 1:00 pm
Buffalo at Miami 1:00 pm
Cleveland at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm
Denver at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at Tennessee 1:00 pm
Minnesota at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Philadelphia at Washington 1:00 pm
St. Louis at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Cincinnati at Baltimore 4:05 pm
Chicago at Oakland 4:15 pm
Dallas at N.Y. Giants 4:15 pm
Detroit at Arizona 4:15 pm
Indianapolis at San Diego 8:15 pm

Monday, Nov. 12
San Francisco at Seattle, 8:30

Bye: Houston, New England, N.Y. Jets, Tampa Bay

Week 11

Sunday, Nov. 18
Arizona at Cincinnati 1:00 pm
Carolina at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Cleveland at Baltimore 1:00 pm
Kansas City at Indianapolis 1:00 pm
Miami at Philadelphia 1:00 pm
New England at Buffalo 1:00 pm
New Orleans at Houston 1:00 pm
Oakland at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm
San Diego at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Tampa Bay at Atlanta 1:00 pm
Washington at Dallas 1:00 pm
N.Y. Giants at Detroit 4:15 pm
St. Louis at San Francisco 4:15 pm
Chicago at Seattle 8:15 pm

Monday, Nov. 19
Tennessee at Denver, 8:30

Week 12

Thursday, Nov. 22
Green Bay at Detroit 12:30 pm
N.Y. Jets at Dallas 4:15 pm
Indianapolis at Atlanta 8:15 pm

Sunday, Nov. 25
Buffalo at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Denver at Chicago 1:00 pm
Houston at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm
New Orleans at Carolina 1:00 pm
Oakland at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Seattle at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Cincinnati 1:00 pm
Washington at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
San Francisco at Arizona 4:05 pm
Baltimore at San Diego 4:15 pm
Philadelphia at New England 8:15 pm

Monday, Nov. 26
Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:30

Week 13

Thursday, Nov. 29
Green Bay at Dallas, 8:15

Sunday, Dec. 2
Atlanta at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Buffalo at Washington 1:00 pm
Detroit at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Houston at Tennessee 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at Indianapolis 1:00 pm
N.Y. Jets at Miami 1:00 pm
San Diego at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Seattle at Philadelphia 1:00 pm
San Francisco at Carolina 1:00 pm
Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Cleveland at Arizona 4:05 pm
Denver at Oakland 4:05 pm
N.Y. Giants at Chicago 4:15 pm
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 8:15 pm

Monday, Dec. 3
New England at Baltimore, 8:30

Week 14

Thursday, Dec. 6
Chicago at Washington, 8:15

Sunday, Dec. 9
Carolina at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Dallas at Detroit 1:00 pm
Miami at Buffalo 1:00 pm
N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 1:00 pm
Oakland at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Pittsburgh at New England 1:00 pm
San Diego at Tennessee 1:00 pm
St. Louis at Cincinnati 1:00 pm
Tampa Bay at Houston 1:00 pm
Arizona at Seattle 4:05 pm
Minnesota at San Francisco 4:05 pm
Cleveland at N.Y. Jets 4:15 pm
Kansas City at Denver 4:15 pm
Indianapolis at Baltimore 8:15 pm

Mon., Dec. 10
New Orleans at Atlanta, 8:30

Week 15

Thursday, Dec. 13
Denver at Houston, 8:15

Saturday, Dec. 15
Cincinnati at San Francisco, 8:00

Sunday, Dec. 16
Arizona at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Atlanta at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
Baltimore at Miami 1:00 pm
Buffalo at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Green Bay at St. Louis 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm
N.Y. Jets at New England 1:00 pm
Seattle at Carolina 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Kansas City 1:00 pm
Indianapolis at Oakland 4:05 pm
Detroit at San Diego 4:15 pm
Philadelphia at Dallas 4:15 pm
Washington at N.Y. Giants 8:15 pm

Mon., Dec. 17
Chicago at Minnesota, 8:30

Week 16

Thursday, Dec. 20
Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15

Saturday, Dec. 22
Dallas at Carolina, 8:15
Sunday, Dec. 23
Cleveland at Cincinnati 1:00 pm
Green Bay at Chicago 1:00 pm
Houston at Indianapolis 1:00 pm
Kansas City at Detroit 1:00 pm
Miami at New England 1:00 pm
N.Y. Giants at Buffalo 1:00 pm
Oakland at Jacksonville 1:00 pm
Philadelphia at New Orleans 1:00 pm
Washington at Minnesota 1:00 pm
Atlanta at Arizona 4:05 pm
Baltimore at Seattle 4:15 pm
N.Y. Jets at Tennessee 4:15 pm
Tampa Bay at San Francisco 8:15 pm

Mon., Dec. 24
Denver at San Diego, 8:30

Week 17

Saturday, Dec. 29
New England at N.Y. Giants, 8:15

Sunday, Dec. 30
Buffalo at Philadelphia 1:00 pm
Carolina at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm
Cincinnati at Miami 1:00 pm
Dallas at Washington 1:00 pm
Detroit at Green Bay 1:00 pm
Jacksonville at Houston 1:00 pm
New Orleans at Chicago 1:00 pm
Pittsburgh at Baltimore 1:00 pm
Seattle at Atlanta 1:00 pm
San Francisco at Cleveland 1:00 pm
Tennessee at Indianapolis 1:00 pm
Minnesota at Denver 4:15 pm
San Diego at Oakland 4:15 pm
St. Louis at Arizona 4:15 pm
Kansas City at N.Y. Jets 8:15 pm