Nothing new to report here. Breaston has dealt with this injury alls eason and continues to play, so, with Anquan Boldin hobbled, he should be in all lineups. (SportsBuff.com)

He was able to catch passes during Friday's practice. However, don't expect him to do the same in a live game and continue to avoid him as you have hopefully been doing all year. (Sportsbuff.com)

He could very easily miss this game and, with Josh Freeman starting, he's not a desireable play anyway. Sit him and find another option. (SportsBuff.com)

Assuming the injury doesn't bother him at any point, he's a terrific play against the toothless Lions. If you have him, start him with confidence. (SportsBuff.com)

There was some doubt about his condition earlier in the week, but the full practice he put in on Friday dispelled any doubts. You never sit him, but he's a particularly good play against New York as they don't have anyone in their defensive backfield capable of containing him at full strength. (SportsBuff.com)

It was assumed that Boss would pick a bigger portion of the slack when the Giants parted ways with Plaxico Burress, but that hasn't been the case. He's not even a good play against San Diego, a team that often presents favorable matchups for opposing tight ends. (Sportsbuff.com)

Too bad for him as the entire New England passing game ought to be able to tee off against a Dolphins defensive squad that is fielding three rookies. He's too inconsistent to depend upon. (SportsBuff.com)

He's the Jaguars' best guy in their defensive backfield, but, frankly, that's not saying much this year. You shouldn't be looking for the Jacksonville team defense for much production. (SportsBuff.com)

You'll have to watch the pre-game injury reports very carefully to see if he plays. It's hard to imagine him getting a full workload,anyway, so it might be best to sit him this week. (SportsBuff.com)

The foot shouldn't get in the way of his fantasy production. What may, though, is him being pulled early if the Packers get out to a strong lead. (SportsBuff.com)

Moore could be out indefinitely and his fantasy value is almost zero. Robert Meacham and Devery Henderson get a slight boost in fantasy value in Moore's absence. (SportsBuff.com)

Kasay has missed two straight days of practice with this injury. Rhys Lloyd, who handles kickoffs for the Panthers, would take his place if he can't go. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning has said that this injury is not a factor in his poor play of late, but that is hard to believe. Hopefully he gets things turned around soon, one way or another. (SportsBuff.com)

Boldin has a chance to play Sunday against Chicago, but seems likely to be a game-time decision. He won't be 100% even if he does play, which limits his fantasy upside. (SportsBuff.com)

Since the Falcons are on a short week, they attempted to scale back White' practice reps some this week. He is an every week fantasy starter at this point. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook is fully expected to play this week, so if you own it appears to be safe to start him. (SportsBuff.com)

It seems likely that Rouse will replace C.C. Brown on Sunday against San Diego, but he is really not much of an upgrade. (SportsBuff.com)

Stewart is fully expected to play this week. He could be worth some fantasy consideration, as he appears to have emerged as the Panthers' preferred goal line back. (SportsBuff.com)

Bradshaw missed Wednesday and Thursday's practice sessions, but look to be ready to for Sunday's game against a struggling San Diego run defense. (SportsBuff.com)

Driver missed practice on Wednesday and Thursday, but appears to have been cleared by team doctors. A favorable matchup is on tap against a poor Tampa Bay secondary. (SportsBuff.com)

Hester was held out of practice on Wednesday and Thursday, but his status for Sunday against Arizona never seemed to be in doubt. (SportsBuff.com)

Johnson is expected to start on Sunday against Seattle, and is a must-start. (SportsBuff.com)

Carney has missed three kicks over the past two weeks, so there's been some speculation that Huntley could take the job back. This situation bears watching since the Saints have a very fantasy-friendly offense. (SportsBuff.com)

Boley had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in the knee after injuring himself in Week 4. His pass-rushing ability should help a struggling Giants' secondary. (SportsBuff.com)

Long has just one sack and 6.5 QB hurries/knockdowns so far this season. Not quite the kind of production St. Louis is looking for from the #2 overall pick in 2008. (SportsBuff.com)

Jacobs has a decent chance to have a very productive day on Sunday against San Diego, who has struggled stopping the run this season. (SportsBuff.com)

Romo has been playing very well lately, despite Williams' lack of production. As long as Williams does not become "T.O. Jr.", Romo should continue to be an every-week fantasy starter. (SportsBuff.com)

The Rams' offensive issues go beyond Bulger, something Spagnuolo's comments suggested he is aware of. Bulger is not a good fantasy option, and his backup Kyle Boller isn't either if he were to be pressed into duty. (SportsBuff.com)

Maurice Morris may get a few more touches since Smith seems to be a little banged up right now, but not enough to have major effect on Smith's fantasy value. (SportsBuff.com)

Hopefully Muhammad's status does not make-or-break your fantasy team's chances this week. In any case, Dwayne Jarrett looks likely to start in his place for the second straight week. (SportsBuff.com)

This is the same injury that Bryant has been playing through. His fantasy value is even more limited now with rookie Josh Freeman in line to make his first NFL start on Sunday against Green Bay. (SportsBuff.com)

Hester also missed practice on Wednesday, so Friday could be key in determining whether or not he will play on Sunday against Arizona. (SportsBuff.com)

Moore is barely worth a roster spot in fantasy leagues, despite being part of a prolific Saints' passing game. (SportsBuff.com)

Olsen does not seem to be in any danger of missing Sunday's game against Arizona. (SportsBuff.com)

Hasselbeck looks to be ready to go for a favorable matchup against Detroit on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Norwood missed last Monday's game against New Orleans, and his status for Sunday against Washington look iffy. (SportsBuff.com)

Bradshaw is trying to play with a cracked fifth metatarsal in his right foot, so the team is likely just holding him out to cut down the risk of a break that could end his seasn. He may be able to practice on Friday, and is expected to play on Sunday against San Diego. (SportsBuff.com)

Royal has had only one big game when he had ten catches for 90 yards. In every other game, the most yards receiving he has had is 20 yards. (SportsBuff.com)

Wayne was nursing a groin injury but he is still expected to play against Houston on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

You should not rely on Chambers because it is still unclear what his role will be in the offense. Wait and see how he does before even considering starting him. (SportsBuff.com)

Heap is expected to play against the Bengals on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

McClain is expected to be fine to play against the Bengals on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

The injury is not considered serious and he should be good to go against the Dolphins on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Sanders remains questionable to play against the Texans on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Brown is now expected to return to action on Sunday against the Texans. (SportsBuff.com)

Morris has not played since week 6 when he suffered his torn MCL. (SportsBuff.com)

Jackson will have surgery and should be okay to go for next season. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook looks to all systems go for Sunday night against Dallas. If you own him, you basically have to start him. (SportsBuff.com)

Boss should be ready to go for Sunday against San Diego, but is worth consideration only as a bye week fill-in. (SportsBuff.com)

James has reportedly been released from jail, and it is unknown if any charges will be in order. This will not help his chances of signing with another NFL team. (SportsBuff.com)