Week 11 Rankings Update

Thursday Night Football makes fantasy owners work a little harder. The weekly Season Pass rankings come out on Tuesday at noon, and we'll post the Goal Line Stand rankings on Wednesday. But that's just the start of the NFL week.

There's still a lot we don't know about some key risers in the rankings, like Wesseling's waiver pickups Jason Snelling and Bernard Scott.

If Jerious Norwood is able to play, Snelling is a mediocre flex option against a stout Giants rush defense. Scott could have a big day cleaning up for Cedric Benson, but he becomes a must-start if Benson is out of the lineup. The availability of Sammy Morris will also affect Laurence Maroney.

We know Ronnie Brown is out, so my man Ricky Williams has to be in your lineup. (The man knows how to finish.) LeSean McCoy and Justin Forsett both have established roles and make solid options, especially in PPR leagues.

The rankings will continue to change dramatically each week, especially if injuries start to pile up. Just don't forget they can also change dramatically during the week too. This has been a season of remarkable health in key fantasy positions, so we're overdue from some upheaval.

Week 11 Quarterbacks

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Drew Brees	at TB	-
2	Peyton Manning	at BAL	-
3	Matt Schaub	vs. TEN	-
4	Tom Brady	vs. NYJ	Probable(right shoulder)
5	Kurt Warner	at STL	-
6	Ben Roethlisberger	at KC	-
7	Aaron Rodgers	vs. SF	-
8	Donovan McNabb	at CHI	-
9	Philip Rivers	at DEN	-
10	Brett Favre	vs. SEA	Probable(hip)
11	Carson Palmer	at OAK	-
12	Tony Romo	vs. WAS	-
13	Jay Cutler	vs. PHI	-
14	Matt Hasselbeck	at MIN	-
15	Eli Manning	vs. ATL	Probable(foot)
16	Matt Ryan	at NYG	-
17	Vince Young	at HOU	-
18	Joe Flacco	vs. IND	Probable(knee)
19	David Garrard	vs. BUF	-
20	Josh Freeman	vs. NO	-
21	Alex Smith	at GB	-
22	Brady Quinn	at DET	-
23	Matthew Stafford	vs. CLE	Probable(knee)
24	Marc Bulger	vs. ARZ	-
25	Chad Henne	at CAR	-
26	Jake Delhomme	vs. MIA	-
27	Matt Cassel	vs. PIT	-
28	Chris Simms	vs. SD	-
29	Ryan Fitzpatrick	at JAC	-
30	Jason Campbell	at DAL	-
31	Mark Sanchez	at NE	-
32	JaMarcus Russell	vs. CIN	-

QB Notes: Somewhat lost in the Colts-Patriots classic is that the Patriots passing attack is operating at full tilt. Great games against the Bucs, Titans, and Dolphins were nice, but Brady and Moss strafed the hardest pass defense in the league to score fantasy points against. It bodes very well for a monster second half from Brady. We'd take Brady in fantasy leagues over Manning the rest of the way. … Manning has played his three worst games of the season in a row, with a lot of wacky looking un-Manning-like passes. Of course, he continues to put up big numbers. But the young Colts receivers are fading just slightly, so it's not a crazy time to sell high on Manning if you get another top-10 QB and good value at other positions thrown in.

I've watched almost every throw Vince Young has made since entering the lineup. He's making smart decisions, but also completing some intermediate throws. They are doing a great job of coaching Young, but he's been accurate on some difficult passes. He's not a terrible option fantasy option against Houston and could grow towards being a bigger factor down the stretch. … The move to Ryan Fitzpatrick in Buffalo is odd because Trent Edwards was coming off one of his better games. Fitzpatrick has no hope for value. … Was last week a dramatic step back for Alex Smith or just a bump in the road? The coaches didn't trust him in the second half against Chicago, and he didn't earn their trust. We'll find out how good the 49ers passing attack can be against an outstanding Packers pass defense. … I'm not that worried about Jay Cutler's five-pick game. Just Cutler being Cutler. He's going to top 4,000 yards this year because of Chicago's crappy defense and running game. He'll probably break his career record for touchdowns. He's a good buy low. … Kurt Warner is in good shape to play 16 games amazingly. He's not getting hit often, and his upcoming slate of games doesn't include many good pass rushes. It's huge for Warner's fantasy value that Ken Whisenhunt keeps his foot on the pedal when he has a lead in games.

Don't fall for Chicago's secondary looking improved against San Francisco; Donovan McNabb should shred them. … In most years, Matt Hasselbeck would be a top-eight every week QB1 by now. Only the depth at quarterback is preventing him from being ranked higher. You can win your league with him at quarterback. … Perhaps built up too fast, Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco are facing second-year struggles that should have them on fantasy benches. Flacco is unlikely to turn it around against Indianapolis. Teams counting on them as starters should at least look for possible trade upgrades.

And for the few folks out there that haven't checked out Season Pass yet, um, get on it! Tons of exlusive material every week, including our brand new rankings just for the fantasy playoffs. It's $4.99 for the rest of the season.

Thursday Night Football makes fantasy owners work a little harder. The weekly Season Pass rankings come out on Tuesday at noon, and we'll post the Goal Line Stand rankings on Wednesday. But that's just the start of the NFL week.

There's still a lot we don't know about some key risers in the rankings, like Wesseling's waiver pickups Jason Snelling and Bernard Scott.

If Jerious Norwood is able to play, Snelling is a mediocre flex option against a stout Giants rush defense. Scott could have a big day cleaning up for Cedric Benson, but he becomes a must-start if Benson is out of the lineup. The availability of Sammy Morris will also affect Laurence Maroney.

We know Ronnie Brown is out, so my man Ricky Williams has to be in your lineup. (The man knows how to finish.) LeSean McCoy and Justin Forsett both have established roles and make solid options, especially in PPR leagues.

The rankings will continue to change dramatically each week, especially if injuries start to pile up. Just don't forget they can also change dramatically during the week too. This has been a season of remarkable health in key fantasy positions, so we're overdue from some upheaval.

Week 11 Quarterbacks

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Drew Brees	at TB	-
2	Peyton Manning	at BAL	-
3	Matt Schaub	vs. TEN	-
4	Tom Brady	vs. NYJ	Probable(right shoulder)
5	Kurt Warner	at STL	-
6	Ben Roethlisberger	at KC	-
7	Aaron Rodgers	vs. SF	-
8	Donovan McNabb	at CHI	-
9	Philip Rivers	at DEN	-
10	Brett Favre	vs. SEA	Probable(hip)
11	Carson Palmer	at OAK	-
12	Tony Romo	vs. WAS	-
13	Jay Cutler	vs. PHI	-
14	Matt Hasselbeck	at MIN	-
15	Eli Manning	vs. ATL	Probable(foot)
16	Matt Ryan	at NYG	-
17	Vince Young	at HOU	-
18	Joe Flacco	vs. IND	Probable(knee)
19	David Garrard	vs. BUF	-
20	Josh Freeman	vs. NO	-
21	Alex Smith	at GB	-
22	Brady Quinn	at DET	-
23	Matthew Stafford	vs. CLE	Probable(knee)
24	Marc Bulger	vs. ARZ	-
25	Chad Henne	at CAR	-
26	Jake Delhomme	vs. MIA	-
27	Matt Cassel	vs. PIT	-
28	Chris Simms	vs. SD	-
29	Ryan Fitzpatrick	at JAC	-
30	Jason Campbell	at DAL	-
31	Mark Sanchez	at NE	-
32	JaMarcus Russell	vs. CIN	-

QB Notes: Somewhat lost in the Colts-Patriots classic is that the Patriots passing attack is operating at full tilt. Great games against the Bucs, Titans, and Dolphins were nice, but Brady and Moss strafed the hardest pass defense in the league to score fantasy points against. It bodes very well for a monster second half from Brady. We'd take Brady in fantasy leagues over Manning the rest of the way. … Manning has played his three worst games of the season in a row, with a lot of wacky looking un-Manning-like passes. Of course, he continues to put up big numbers. But the young Colts receivers are fading just slightly, so it's not a crazy time to sell high on Manning if you get another top-10 QB and good value at other positions thrown in.

I've watched almost every throw Vince Young has made since entering the lineup. He's making smart decisions, but also completing some intermediate throws. They are doing a great job of coaching Young, but he's been accurate on some difficult passes. He's not a terrible option fantasy option against Houston and could grow towards being a bigger factor down the stretch. … The move to Ryan Fitzpatrick in Buffalo is odd because Trent Edwards was coming off one of his better games. Fitzpatrick has no hope for value. … Was last week a dramatic step back for Alex Smith or just a bump in the road? The coaches didn't trust him in the second half against Chicago, and he didn't earn their trust. We'll find out how good the 49ers passing attack can be against an outstanding Packers pass defense. … I'm not that worried about Jay Cutler's five-pick game. Just Cutler being Cutler. He's going to top 4,000 yards this year because of Chicago's crappy defense and running game. He'll probably break his career record for touchdowns. He's a good buy low. … Kurt Warner is in good shape to play 16 games amazingly. He's not getting hit often, and his upcoming slate of games doesn't include many good pass rushes. It's huge for Warner's fantasy value that Ken Whisenhunt keeps his foot on the pedal when he has a lead in games.

Don't fall for Chicago's secondary looking improved against San Francisco; Donovan McNabb should shred them. … In most years, Matt Hasselbeck would be a top-eight every week QB1 by now. Only the depth at quarterback is preventing him from being ranked higher. You can win your league with him at quarterback. … Perhaps built up too fast, Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco are facing second-year struggles that should have them on fantasy benches. Flacco is unlikely to turn it around against Indianapolis. Teams counting on them as starters should at least look for possible trade upgrades.

And for the few folks out there that haven't checked out Season Pass yet, um, get on it! Tons of exlusive material every week, including our brand new rankings just for the fantasy playoffs. It's $4.99 for the rest of the season.

Week 11 Running Backs

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Chris Johnson	at HOU	-
2	Maurice Jones-Drew	vs. BUF	-
3	Adrian Peterson	vs. SEA	-
4	Ray Rice	vs. IND	-
5	Frank Gore	at GB	-
6	Steven Jackson	vs. ARZ	-
7	Ricky Williams	at CAR	-
8	Rashard Mendenhall	at KC	-
9	DeAngelo Williams	vs. MIA	Questionable(knee)
10	Pierre Thomas	at TB	-
11	Bernard Scott	at OAK	No Benson
12	Matt Forte	vs. PHI	-
13	Kevin Smith	vs. CLE	-
14	Brandon Jacobs	vs. ATL	-
15	Marion Barber	vs. WAS	Probable(thumb)
16	Ryan Grant	vs. SF	-
17	Thomas Jones	at NE	-
18	LeSean McCoy	at CHI	-
19	Joseph Addai	at BAL	-
20	Chris Wells	at STL	-
21	Marshawn Lynch	at JAC	-
22	LaDainian Tomlinson	at DEN	-
23	Knowshon Moreno	vs. SD	-
24	Tim Hightower	at STL	-
25	Mike Bell	at TB	-
26	Ladell Betts	at DAL	Probable(ankle)
27	Justin Forsett	at MIN	-
28	Jason Snelling	at NYG	-
29	Steve Slaton	vs. TEN	-
30	Jonathan Stewart	vs. MIA	Questionable(heel)
31	Jamaal Charles	vs. PIT	-
32	Laurence Maroney	vs. NYJ	-
33	Carnell Williams	vs. NO	Probable(knee)
34	Jamal Lewis	at DET	Questionable(ankle)
35	Ahmad Bradshaw	vs. ATL	Probable(foot)
36	Michael Bush	vs. CIN	-
37	Ryan Moats	vs. TEN	-
38	Donald Brown	at BAL	-
39	Fred Jackson	at JAC	-
40	Shonn Greene	at NE	-
41	Derrick Ward	vs. NO	-
42	Felix Jones	vs. WAS	-
43	Darren Sproles	at DEN	-
44	Darren McFadden	vs. CIN	-
45	Tashard Choice	vs. WAS	-
46	Correll Buckhalter	vs. SD	Probable(knee)
47	Justin Fargas	vs. CIN	-
48	Chester Taylor	vs. SEA	-
49	Jerious Norwood	at NYG	Questionable(hip)
50	Kolby Smith	vs. PIT	-
51	Willis McGahee	vs. IND	-
52	Danny Ware	vs. ATL	-
53	Willie Parker	at KC	-
54	Maurice Morris	vs. CLE	-
55	LenDale White	at HOU	-
56	Rashad Jennings	vs. BUF	-
57	Kevin Faulk	vs. NYJ	-
58	Ahman Green	vs. SF	Questionable(groin)
59	Chris Brown	vs. TEN	-

RB Notes: Jamaal Charles' big game was great, but he's still on the Chiefs. And he's still facing the Steelers. Kansas City's offensive line will get overwhelmed and it's not worth the risk. … Rashard Mendenhall is up and down and doesn't always fight through tackles like you'd like a guy his size to do. But he's a must start top-10 play in this matchup. I'm surprised there is as much doubt still about Mendenhall out there as there is. … Maurice Jones-Drew should be the latest running back to expose the soft middle of the Buffalo defense. Expect one of his monster games. Chris Johnson's superlative season is overshadowing Mo-Jo's sill campaign. He's on pace for over 1,900 yards from scrimmage, 300 carries, 57 carries, and 21 TDs. Who says there are no true workhorse backs left?

Pierre Thomas is frustrating at times to own, but there's still no way you can sit him against the Bucs. That would be over thinking. … Matt Forte's receptions are saving his season. He's averaging ten yards per catch and the Bears have smartly started using him more like a Brian Westbrook since the team can't run block. Chicago's attack resembles Philadelphia in a lot of ways. … With Danny Ware ready to take some third down duties back, Ahmad Bradshaw is becoming less exciting. Atlanta's defense is falling apart, though, so expect a solid game out of Brandon Jacobs. Look for the Giants to re-establish their running game well, especially in the next two games.

Beanie Wells remains a risky play, but he's a solid bet to score in any given week. Especially when that week is against the Rams. He loses a lot of value in PPR leagues. … Marshawn Lynch is still running hard and Beast Mode broke out a few times last week, but Buffalo's offensive line remains a mess. Fred Jackson remains such a weapon that it's hard to count on Lynch in any given week, although we are still hopeful his talent will break through. The effort seems there, but he's not special enough to overcome the offense around him. … San Diego's offensive line has improved of late and Denver's defense continues to wear down late in games. This could be a high volume game for LT2, even if I'm not totally convinced he'll do much with it. … If Reggie Bush is out, Mike Bell is a lot safer. If Correll Buckhalter is out, Knowshon Moreno is similarly better.

Bernard Scott will be ranked in the top 13 if Cedric Benson is out Sunday, which I suspect he will be. You still don't want to play Larry Johnson. … There's not telling how the Texans will divide up their workload after the bye week. I suspect Steve Slaton will get more work, but the matchup dictates that it's safer to sit both backs. … Jason Snelling's ranking is based on Jerious Norwood suiting up. … Marion Barber remains a good buy low. They are built to run and nothing in the game footage indicates Barber is struggling. His role is frustrating, but it's not that different than before. The touchdowns and points will come.

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Week 11 Wide Receivers

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Larry Fitzgerald	at STL	-
2	Andre Johnson	vs. TEN	-
3	Reggie Wayne	at BAL	-
4	Vincent Jackson	at DEN	-
5	Randy Moss	vs. NYJ	-
6	Roddy White	at NYG	Questionable(knee)
7	Calvin Johnson	vs. CLE	Probable(hand)
8	Marques Colston	at TB	-
9	Wes Welker	vs. NYJ	-
10	DeSean Jackson	at CHI	-
11	Mike Sims-Walker	vs. BUF	-
12	Greg Jennings	vs. SF	-
13	Chad Ochocinco	at OAK	-
14	Sidney Rice	vs. SEA	-
15	Steve Smith	vs. MIA	-
16	Anquan Boldin	at STL	-
17	Steve Smith	vs. ATL	-
18	Miles Austin	vs. WAS	-
19	Devin Hester	vs. PHI	-
20	Santonio Holmes	at KC	-
21	Hines Ward	at KC	-
22	Jerricho Cotchery	at NE	-
23	Donald Driver	vs. SF	-
24	Brandon Marshall	vs. SD	Ranked as if Simms will start
25	Nate Burleson	at MIN	-
26	T.J. Houshmandzadeh	at MIN	-
27	Derrick Mason	vs. IND	-
28	Steve Breaston	at STL	Probable(knee)
29	Kevin Walter	vs. TEN	-
30	Braylon Edwards	at NE	-
31	Percy Harvin	vs. SEA	-
32	Michael Crabtree	at GB	Probable(knee)
33	Roy Williams	vs. WAS	-
34	Santana Moss	at DAL	-
35	Hakeem Nicks	vs. ATL	-
36	Lee Evans	at JAC	-
37	Malcom Floyd	at DEN	-
38	Devery Henderson	at TB	-
39	Jeremy Maclin	at CHI	Probable(foot)
40	Donnie Avery	vs. ARZ	-
41	Austin Collie	at BAL	-
42	Bernard Berrian	vs. SEA	Questionable(hamstring)
43	Pierre Garcon	at BAL	Questionable(ankle)
44	Earl Bennett	vs. PHI	-
45	Chris Chambers	vs. PIT	-
46	Terrell Owens	at JAC	-
47	Laveranues Coles	at OAK	Probable(head)
48	Mario Manningham	vs. ATL	-
49	Nate Washington	at HOU	-
50	Brandon Gibson	vs. ARZ	-
51	Davone Bess	at CAR	-
52	Johnny Knox	vs. PHI	-
53	Patrick Crayton	vs. WAS	-
54	Mohamed Massaquoi	at DET	-
55	Josh Morgan	at GB	-
56	Robert Meachem	at TB	-
57	Andre Caldwell	at OAK	-
58	Mike Wallace	at KC	-
59	Mark Clayton	vs. IND	-
60	Eddie Royal	vs. SD	-
61	Greg Camarillo	at CAR	-
62	James Jones	vs. SF	-
63	Lance Long	vs. PIT	-
64	Torry Holt	vs. BUF	-

WR Notes: Trent Edwards was struggling, but the move to Ryan Fitzpatrick is still a downer for Lee Evans and Terrell Owens. Fitzpatrick throws the ball vertically even less than Edwards. Jacksonville's secondary is weak, so it will be a bad omen for Evans/Owens owners if they don't produce like a WR3 this year. … Vince Young is throwing to his running backs and wide receivers, so Nate Washington and Kenny Britt aren't overly exciting options against Houston. … If Chris Simms starts, knock Brandon Marshall down about 20 spots. He's still worth using as a WR2/3 in most leagues, but wouldn't be a must play. … Kevin Walter is one of those players that has shown production and talent before and remains in a good situation, so I'm sticking with a high ranking until he proves me right.

Marques Colston remains the prime red zone target on a team threatening to break scoring records. Don't over think things and sit him against a terrible defense. … Steve Smith and Miles Austin have come back to Earth, but they remain solid WR2s. Austin will be boom or bust, but you can't sit him because of his big play ability. Think DeSean Jackson. Smith is settling into the rock solid 6 for 70 type of PPR machine we expected to begin with. … Ken Whisenhunt knew what he was doing sitting Anquan Boldin for a week. He looked as strong and explosive as he has all season when he returned last week. … The Packers corners will be a great test for Michael Crabtree. I think he can handle physical play.

Laveranues Coles has season highs in targets in back-to-back games with nine. He's becoming a decent PPR option. … Malcom Floyd is a random huge game waiting to happen, and Denver's secondary has been exposed a little bit the last few weeks. If you are willing to gamble, he's a good option. … The NFL Matchup guys thought that Austin Collie and Pierre Garcon were hitting a bit of a wall the last few weeks. This is a good matchup, but the new starters may be wearing down. … Chris Chambers will be a fantasy option with Dwayne Bowe out, but the Chiefs won't be able to protect Matt Cassel against Pittsburgh. Future weeks, maybe.


Week 11 Tight Ends

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Dallas Clark	at BAL	-
2	Antonio Gates	at DEN
3	Vernon Davis	at GB
4	Brent Celek	at CHI	-
5	Tony Gonzalez	at NYG	-
6	Kellen Winslow	vs. NO	-
7	Jason Witten	vs. WAS	-
8	Greg Olsen	vs. PHI	-
9	Jeremy Shockey	at TB	-
10	Heath Miller	at KC	-
11	Dustin Keller	at NE	-
12	Visanthe Shiancoe	vs. SEA	-
13	John Carlson	at MIN	-
14	Zach Miller	vs. CIN	-
15	Jermichael Finley	vs. SF	Questionable(knee)
16	Kevin Boss	vs. ATL	-
17	Fred Davis	at DAL	-
18	Brandon Pettigrew	vs. CLE	-
19	Marcedes Lewis	vs. BUF	-
20	James Casey	vs. TEN	Questionable(knee)
21	Todd Heap	vs. IND	Questionable(ribs)
22	Tony Scheffler	vs. SD	-
23	Ben Watson	vs. NYJ
24	Bo Scaife	at HOU	-
25	Randy McMichael	vs. ARZ	-

TE Notes: In case you missed it, the Todd Heap revival ended a little while back. If it ever started. … Kellen Winslow has received a nice boost since Josh Freeman entered the lineup. Freeman gets a lot of yards on improvised plays and Winslow has done a nice job staying alive and getting open for him. … Greg Olsen got three more targets against the 49ers than he did in his three-touchdown game against the Cardinals. And the Eagles struggle against tight ends. … Dustin Keller should be off the wire after 14 catches for 134 yards the last two weeks, but he doesn't necessarily have to be in lineups against Brandon McGowan and the Patriots. … Jermichael Finley is a fine pickup and play if you need help this week. It looks like he'll be a go.

Week 11 Team Defense

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	Steelers Def/Spec Team	at KC	-
2	Bengals Def/Spec Team	at OAK	-
3	Vikings Def/Spec Team	vs. SEA	-
4	Saints Def/Spec Team	at TB	-
5	Giants Def/Spec Team	vs. ATL	-
6	Eagles Def/Spec Team	at CHI	-
7	Cowboys Def/Spec Team	vs. WAS	-
8	Cardinals Def/Spec Team	at STL	-
9	Packers Def/Spec Team	vs. SF	-
10	Patriots Def/Spec Team	vs. NYJ	-
11	Fortyniners Def/Spec Team	at GB	-
12	Panthers Def/Spec Team	vs. MIA	-
13	Dolphins Def/Spec Team	at CAR	-
14	Redskins Def/Spec Team	at DAL	-
15	Broncos Def/Spec Team	vs. SD	-
16	Chargers Def/Spec Team	at DEN	-
17	Colts Def/Spec Team	at BAL	-
18	Bears Def/Spec Team	vs. PHI	-
19	Texans Def/Spec Team	vs. TEN	-
20	Ravens Def/Spec Team	vs. IND	-
21	Jaguars Def/Spec Team	vs. BUF	-
22	Lions Def/Spec Team	vs. CLE	-
23	Jets Def/Spec Team	at NE	-
24	Browns Def/Spec Team	at DET	-
25	Bills Def/Spec Team	at JAC	-
26	Falcons Def/Spec Team	at NYG	-
27	Seahawks Def/Spec Team	at MIN	-
28	Titans Def/Spec Team	at HOU	-
29	Rams Def/Spec Team	vs. ARZ	-
30	Chiefs Def/Spec Team	vs. PIT	-
31	Raiders Def/Spec Team	vs. CIN	-
32	Buccaneers Def/Spec Team	vs. NO	-

Week 11 Kickers

Rank	Player Name	Opponent	Notes
1	John Carney	at TB	-
2	Ryan Longwell	vs. SEA	-
3	David Akers	at CHI	-
4	Lawrence Tynes	vs. ATL	-
5	Nate Kaeding	at DEN	-
6	Stephen Gostkowski	vs. NYJ	-
7	Matt Stover	at BAL	-
8	Nick Folk	vs. WAS	-
9	Kris Brown	vs. TEN	-
10	Rob Bironas	at HOU	-
11	Dan Carpenter	at CAR	-
12	Jeff Reed	at KC	-
13	Mason Crosby	vs. SF	-
14	Josh Scobee	vs. BUF	-
15	Matt Prater	vs. SD	-
16	Neil Rackers	at STL	-
17	Robbie Gould	vs. PHI	-
18	Connor Barth	vs. NO	-
19	Shayne Graham	at OAK	-
20	Olindo Mare	at MIN	-
21	Shaun Suisham	at DAL	-
22	Joe Nedney	at GB	-
23	Ryan Succop	vs. PIT	-
24	Billy Cundiff	vs. IND	-
25	Jason Elam	at NYG	-
26	Jay Feely	at NE	-
27	Rian Lindell	at JAC	-
28	Sebastian Janikowski	vs. CIN	-
29	Josh Brown	vs. ARZ	-
30	Phil Dawson	at DET	-
31	John Kasay	vs. MIA	Probable(groin)
32	Jason Hanson	vs. CLE	-

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