Jennings is a very quiet No. 1 receiver and does a lot of his damage after he catches the ball. (SportsBuff.com)

Look for his role to increase for as long as the Packers stay in the play-off hunt. (SportsBuff.com)

Crosby has been a very consistent kicker all year, and he is a solid No. 1 kicking option in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Lee has been a quiet TD, but now has three TD's in his last six games. He won't make anyone forget about Mark Chmura, but he can catch the ball if left wide open. (SportsBuff.com)

The Bears completely shut down the Titan running attack a week before, but they had no answer for Grant. He has averaged more than four yards a carry in each of the last three games. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers had just two TD's in his previous three games, but the Bears inability to generate a pass rush helped the first year starter get comfortable in the pocket. He ended up with 227 yards. (SportsBuff.com)

He'll have a tough matchup anyway with Tennessee, so you'd probably be better off going in another direction if possible. We'll keep an eye on the situation on Sunday morning, though. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones has been playing well for Jacksonville this season, recording at least five catches in all but one game but is a risky start this week against Tennessee. He should be benched if you have a better option at wide receiver. (SportsBuff.com)

Keep an eye on Finley as the Packers have seemed to shy away from Donald Lee so far this season. (SportsBuff.com)

Lee has been sharing TE duties with two other options so consider him a very risky play in Week 11 against Chicago. (SportsBuff.com)

Crosby led the league in scoring last year as a rookie but that was with Brett Favre as his QB. The weather in Green Bay this weekend is going to be poor so look for other options. (SportsBuff.com)

Hawk played inside in college and should get a tackle boost from the move. Brandon Chillar will take over starting duties at his vacated weakside spot. (SportsBuff.com)

A.J. Hawk will slide over the start in the middle, with Brandon Chillar assuming the weakside role. (SportsBuff.com)

Consider Driver a low-end No. 2 receiver this week. Driver seems to play better on the road then he does at home. The Packers entertain the Bears in Week 11. (SportsBuff.com)

Grant is a good play this week because if he can register good numbers against Minnesota, he should be able to repeat it at home against the Bears. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers might be a good one to shy away from this week. Their offensive line offered little resistance to the Viking pass rush in Week 10. (SportsBuff.com)

He still caught just two balls total, though, giving him five for the season. Porter needs to get more work before he becomes a viable fantasy starter. If Matt Jones ever actually gets suspended, it could help Porter's cause. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones-Drew has had a disappointing season so far, but the disappointment overshadows the fact that he has scored in six of nine games and is on pace to score more touchdowns than the 15 he notched as a breakout rookie in 2006. This week brings a tough matchup in the Titans, but Jones-drew is a better option than he might seem going forward. (SportsBuff.com)

He'll have to do more than that to prove worthy of being owned again in fantasy leagues, though. (SportsBuff.com)

Unfortunately for Garrard, Week 11 brings a much tougher matchup in Tennessee. That pair of two-touchdown outings marks the only two times he's done that this year. Conversely, he threw two picks in the first meeting with the Titans. (SportsBuff.com)

Jennings has had troubles with injuries in his first two seasons and he may be nicked up again. He has not scored or had more than three catches in his last three games. (SportsBuff.com)

Grant also scored his second TD in the last three games. Since overcoming his hamstring troubles from September, he has been a solid every week play. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers was kept out of the endzone for the first time in six games. The Vikings can generally be passed upon, but they did a good job of stifling the Packer passing attack. Rodgers had better be ready because the Bears are headed to Lambeau next week. (SportsBuff.com)

Although he could well be worth owning the rest of the way for a team that could still lose Matt JOnes for three games at any time, Walker would be a risky start this week. He doesn't have a long enough track record to plug back in after a three-game layoff. (SportsBuff.com)

The Week 10 game in Minnesota should feature a ton of offense and the passing game has been pretty solid all year. Consider Nelson a decent No. 3 receiver this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Jennings is always a threat to take it to the house. His yards-after-catch is always among the league leaders and he is a solid No. 1 option at WR. (SportsBuff.com)

Driver has gotten more accustomed to Aaron Rodgers as his quarterback. Driver was very outspoken when Brett Favre was traded to New York, and has had to adjust to life without No. 4. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones has hauled in at least five balls in every game but one this season, suddenly making him quite a steady and thus valuable PPR performer. A three-game league suspension still looms, pending appeal, but he's a starter until that becomes official. (SportsBuff.com)

Taylor is not worth owning in fantasy leagues at this point. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones-Drew has gotten more than 12 carries just twice this season. Those two games just happen to have been his two best per-carry performances for the year so far. The Jaguars' willingness to load up on pass plays at the expense of a much stronger running game is inexplicable and severely hampers Jones-Drew's fantasy value. At least he has reached the end zone in five of eight games. (SportsBuff.com)

Garrard won't be a dominant fantasy performer any time soon, but he seemed to be at least a safe play against the Bengals. It's tough to trust anything Jaguar these days, though, except for Matt Jones. (SportsBuff.com)

As someone who hates the Packers, Jennings scares the bejesus out of me. He looks like he could be a perennial all-pro, but has had problems staying healthy in the past. Last year he broke out and he could do the same thing in the second half this year. (SportsBuff.com)

Just when you think Driver has gone away for good, he comes up with a heart-and-soul performance like this. He was all over the field and was open most of the day for Aaron Rodgers to hit. (SportsBuff.com)

Grant has topped 80 yards in his last four games, but has just one TD. The Packers seem to favor the pass, but Grant's TD's will come if you are patient. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers also lost a fumble and was sacked four times by the harassing Titan defense. It was his third 300+ yard game of the season and he clearly has a good connection with Donald Driver and Greg Jennings. (SportsBuff.com)

Lee is a risky play because he is used as a blocker so frequently. There are much better options at TE this week, keep Lee on your bench. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones, Ruvell Martin, Jordy Nelson, Donald Driver and Greg Jennings make up the best 1-5 receiving corps in the league. (SportsBuff.com)

Rodgers should post solid numbers in Week 9. The Tennessee defense is stout, but Rodgers has mastered the controlled passing game. (SportsBuff.com)

With the Jags facing a must win situation given the Titans 7-0 start, Jones could be primed for a big week before an impending suspension will sideline him. (SportsBuff.com)

Grant could find the going a bit more difficult in Week 9 against Tennessee. Grant is still a solid No. 1 and the Packers have seemed to recommit themselves to the run. (Sportsbuff.com)

Jones makes up part of the Big 5 along with Donald Driver, Greg Jennings, Ruvell Martin and Jordy Nelson. Jones may not make a huge impact, but he is worth keeping an eye on. (SportsBuff.com)