Betts has always been a consistent producer from the back-up running back position. Clinton Portis has carried a huge load so far this season and a healthy Betts provides a steady back-up for the Washington ground attack. (SportsBuff.com)

His opening to the season seemed like it could have been fluky, but it looks like Jones is finally realizing his potential. He nearly took one of his receptions into the end zone Sunday, and he'll get his if he keeps catching passes so regularly. (SportsBuff.com)

Anyone who started him agaisnt the Broncos, of course, isn't fine with the three carries and one catch for 20 combined yards and a fumble. Look for a more even distribution of carries to continue after the bye, though. Jones-Drew will always carry the higher value, however. (SportsBuff.com)

It didn't hurt that Fred Taylor left in the first half (though later returned) after getting his bell rung. We all know that Jones-Drew is capable of this kind of output. Really, it would be fine if he could manage even half or two-thirds of it on a more-regular basis. (SportsBuff.com)

Garrard seems to have settled into the role of solid, ball-protecting passer that we got used to last season. He's back to being a safe-though-unexciting fantasy option. (SportsBuff.com)

Moss has never been an every week, consistent stud, but his performances over the last two weeks leave a lot to be desired. He scored a TD in each of the first three weeks and had 145 yards receiving in Week Four. Where did he go? (SportsBuff.com)

Portis has three straight 100-yard rushing games and has scored six times this season. He is running with a great bounce and there are few players I'd trade him for just now. (SportsBuff.com)

Taylor immediately looks like a solid IDP starter against the Rams. (SportsBuff.com)

It's not yet known whether Taylor will play this week, but he is at least getting close. If he is ready for this week, he'll be a decent play against the Rams. (SportsBuff.com)

Let's go ahead and consider him out for fantasy purposes, unless he somehow proves close to 100 percent by Sunday. If Walker can get and stay healthy, he could be a helpful fantasy player for the second half of the season. (SportsBuff.com)

It seems that when a coach makes a "might have" annnouncement on in injury like this, it usually ends up turning into "did." Assume that Walker will be out for the rest of the year, which would be unfortunate after a breakout 100-yard performance against the Steelers. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones for now remains an option at WR for fantasy owners. However, should he not meet the requirements of his agreement he will face a criminal trial. (SportsBuff.com)

With a bye coming in Week 7, don't be surprised if the team takes a cautious approach with its young wideout. If Walker can get back healthy, he certainly has a chance to become a regular contributor in a pass offense that has been searching for receivers since before Jimmy Smith retired. (SportsBuff.com)

Moss owners should stick him right back into the line-up this week. Moss has shown to be a solid option for his quarterback Jason Campbell, and his zero last week was an exception, not a norm. (SportsBuff.com)

Campbell and the Redskins play the terrible Rams this week and he should register solid fantasy numbers again. Campbell looks increasingly more comfortable in the Redskins? offense, and head coach Jim Zorn has shown equal confidence in Campbell. (SportsBuff.com)

Cooley finally looked like the top option in the Redskins? pass offense. The woeful Rams are next up for Washington so consider Cooley a must-play. (SportsBuff.com)

Portis is an every-week starter in any league right now. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones is not a great play this week because the Jaguars host the Steelers this week. Pittsburgh boasts the number one pass defense in the league. If Jacksonville wants to have any chance of winning, they will need to throw the ball effectively and Jones has been the best target QB David Garrard has. (SportsBuff.com)

The Steelers come calling Sunday night and this one could be another game that goes down to the wire and is decided by the kickers. Scobee and Pittsburgh's Jeff Reed are both solid plays. (SportsBuff.com)

Campbell and the Skins travel to Philly this week and he, as well as all of his recievers (Moss, Randle-El and Thrash), should be considered solid fantasy plays. (SportsBuff.com)

Garrard will have trouble against the Steelers this week. Pittsburgh is top rated against the pass and Garrard has spent alot of time on the move in the pocket (or lack there of) this season. You might want to shy away from any Jag this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Moss is finally playing up to his potential. His owners need to keep him in the lineup. (SportsBuff.com)

This was Campbell's third straight outing that had to be labeled at least solid after a terrible-looking opener to the season. He should be looked at as a worthy consideration for starting duty on a regular basis. (SportsBuff.com)

Obviously, it the run-pass breakdown is often dictated by situation, but it's absurd that David Garrard has already attempted at least 32 passes in a game twice. This is a run-first team. (SportsBuff.com)

Jones remains the Jaguars' go-to receiver. (SportsBuff.com)

We'll certainly have to wait for him to show us something before we think about making him a fantasy starter. Porter is worth keeping at the bottom of a deep roster, though, in case he does get worked into the gameplan more. (SportsBuff.com)

If he's ready to go for Week 4, he should have a favorable matchup against the Texans. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

McIntosh emerged as a solid IDP early last year, his first season as a starter. It would certainly help if he can reclaim some of that production this year. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

We'll have to see whether the injury affects his status for next week. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Unlike Jones-Drew, Taylor doesn't belong in your lineup this week. He doesn't get as many red-zone carries as his younger teammate and should sit on the bench until the Jacksonville running game gets going. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Despite his weak fantasy numbers so far, it's a bit tough to say that Jones-Drew has struggled. The team has yet to give him more than seven carries in a game this year despite playing two tight contests. Obviously the injuries at guard hurt the running game, but Jacksonville needs to at least try to run the ball more. Let's hope the team does at Indianapolis this week. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

It was a nice debut as a starter but shouldn't be looked at as a benchmark, even if Reed Doughty continues to afford him the opportunity to play. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

It's nice to see him get to the quarterback, but the knee continues to be a worry. Taylor might be a matchup play at this point, which could mean starting him against Arizona and second-year right tackle Levi Brown this week if Taylor proves healthy enough. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Derrick Harvey's holdout makes Groves the better bet to help out early this year. He didn't show enough in the exhibition games, though, for us to expect him to be fantasyworthy. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Peterson remains a good IDP when healthy, but we'll see how long he can stay healthy this season. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

It's too early to declare a trend for Williams, but it seems that the move to safety is resulting in more tackles. Obviously, this would increase his fantasy value if it holds up. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Durant appears ready to take over for Mike Peterson as the team's most productive fantasy linebacker. Obviously, that depends on him being healthy, though. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Washington is an athletic player who can score in multiple categories. He could be a decent play against Arizona, but only if he's deemed completely healthy. He's not worth a chance if there's any risk of tweaking the hamstring. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Taylor should be 100 percent on your bench until he proves ready to perform like the player we've gotten used to. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

A big blow to the Jags offensive line. In addition, Maurice Williams (starting right guard) tore his biceps muscle and will miss at least two months. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

Kelly probably won't start, but he should get some chances. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

Expect the younger player to take over the job before too long. Until then, neither can be inserted into IDP lineups. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

The second-year linebacker should take over the job sooner than later and continue to outperform Ingram. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Williams could be a decent contributor, though likely nothing special. The thing that could change his trajectory, though, is if the former cornerback can make a good number of plays on the ball. In six years as a corner, though, he only registered 10 pass breakups once. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

He could have stood to contributed as an IDP had he reported to camp on time, but it figures to be a while before we can expect much from the rookie end. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

The Tennessee defense looked mighty impressive. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)