White is still expected to play on Sunday against the Panthers and is a must-start when healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Elam can still reach from way out and is a solid No. 1 kicking option in week 12 against Carolina. (SportsBuff.com)

Norwood is a risky play this week due to his injury. He is the best breakaway threat in the Falcon offense. (SportsBuff.com)

Ryan should get back into fantasy form this week against Carolina. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner is a solid No. 1 choice at RB and shows no sign of being overworked. (SportsBuff.com)

Slaton is expected to be okay and play against the Browns in Week 12. (SportsBuff.com)

An injury is about all that should take White out of your fantasy lineup at this point. (SportsBuff.com)

The expected big numbers from the Atlanta passing attack did not happen, but White had more than 40% of the Falcons' total passing yardage. He has become a stud in 2009 and his connection with QB Matt Ryan foreshadows potential keeper status in the offseason. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner's 3.2 yards per carry was one of his lowest averages of the season, but you have to give the Broncos some credit here. Still, there's little reason to sit him against anyone throughout the rest of the season. (SportsBuff.com)

This was Ryan's first touchdown-less game since Week 4. He looked like a good play against the weak Bronco defense, but Denver came to play (and won). Ryan may be a good sit against the Panthers next week, but you may use reverse logic from this week and play him. (SportsBuff.com)

Slaton still looks like a risky play, as there's no telling how much the "worn down" feeling coaches previously mentioned will show in the game. In addition, the Colts have improved against the run since the last time these teams met. (SportsBuff.com)

Jenkins is a solid play this week because the Denver defense has not stopped anybody so far this season. Grab any Falcon you can and start them this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Norwood could see more action against Denver in Week 11 in a game that could end up a shoot-out. (Sports Buff.com)

Atlanta plays Denver this week and that would make Ryan a must-start in all fantasy formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Limited numbers should have been expected against a tough defense. Week 11 presents another tough matchup (Indy) for the pass defense, but Johnson caught nine balls for 131 yards and a touchdown with Sage Rosenfels under center in the first meeting. (SportsBuff.com)

Walter is a near lock for four catches, having made that many in six of the past eight games. With three touchdowns over the past three weeks, he also seems to be a fairly popular end-zone target. (SportsBuff.com)

Coach Gary Kubiak reportedly said that his diminutive rookie back is "worn down." This could mean fewer carries for Slaton the rest of the way and more limited fantasy value. (SportsBuff.com)

He has been a turnover machine this year and doesn't make for an attractive fantasy starter. This week's game at Indianapolis is no exception. (SportsBuff.com)

Driver had a stupendous game against the Titans a week ago (136 yards and a TD), but he won't go for triple-digits too often anymore. (SportsBuff.com)

He has been a nice security option for rookie QB Matt Ryan. He now has 53 receptions and six TD's this year and is a top ten WR option. (SportsBuff.com)

It's hard to recommend Norwood because he is not a feature back. Nevertheless, he is making the most of his opportunities and has scored TD's in the last two weeks. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner posted consecutive good games for the first time this season. This is his first year as a feature back, so maybe he is just getting used to being the focus of the offense. (SportsBuff.com)

Ryan has had two TD's in his last three games and has not thrown an interception in his last two. Granted, he was playing against the Saints and Raiders, but he is a very impressive rookie. Keeper leagues be aware. (SportsBuff.com)

Rosenfels won't inspire confidence in his coaches or fantasy owners, but he did throw for 224 yards and two touchdowns in the second half on Sunday. He's an OK spot-starting option, though not a great choice this week against Baltimore. (SportsBuff.com)

Slaton remains a strong fantasy option. Sunday's game was just the second in the past five in which he failed to reach the end zone. (SportsBuff.com)

Johnson remains a top receiving option. Although the Ravens generally present a tough matchup, Johnson could be up for starting a new streak if Baltimore remains without its starting corners. (SportsBuff.com)

With Antonio Gates' toe-fueled limitations and Jason Witten's rib fracture and quarterback issues, Daniels just might be the league's No. 1 fantasy tight end right now. At the very least, he's an every-week starter. (SportsBuff.com)

Despite getting hurt early, Schaub was a decent 11-for-16 before getting pulled. His owners should just hope he's back healthy before the fantasy playoffs. (SportsBuff.com)

Although the Texans lost, it was a decent bounceback from Rosenfels' last performance, when he gave away a late lead to the Colts. He wouldn't be a strong fantasy option in Week 10 against the Ravens, though, if Schaub is unavailable. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner has four 100+ yards games and none of them have come against an above .500 team. Perhaps the Falcon offensive line can only create holes against subpar defenses. Turner makes for a good play against the Saints next week. (SportsBuff.com)

He had but two catches on the day, but both ended up with Jenkins dancing in the endzone. He only had one TD (in week 1) previously in the season, so he will probably being looking up at White in the stats next week again. (SportsBuff.com)

What else is new? If you're even considering Green this week, you're either desperate or a fool -- maybe both. (SportsBuff.com)

He makes for a strong play if available, so we'll keep an eye on his status on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Norwood could be a fantasy sleeper against the Raiders on Sunday, except that he hasn't garnered more than four carries since Week 3. It's incredible the way he continues to be underused. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner is also a must-start in every fantasy format. Consider him a No. 1 this week against Oakland. (SportsBuff.com)

White is a must-start in any fantasy format. He has become a No. 1 receiver and should never be out of your line-up. (SportsBuff.com)

Ryan keeps posting solid fantasy numbers and that should continue in Week 9 in Oakland. Consider Ryan a solid No. 2 starter. (SportsBuff.com)

It would be hard to bench a player as hot as White no matter who his team plays. The Eagles will try to keep White from making big play, but he still remains a must-start in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner has proven to be a solid No. 1 back so far this season, but is a bit of a risky play as Philadelphia is very tough at home, and they have had the bye week to figure out how to stop him. (SportsBuff.com)

Ryan has had a week off to sit back and review that which he has learned so far. His numbers don?t jump off the screen at you but he has been a very solid performer all season. (SportsBuff.com)

Turner may find some rough road against a very stout run defense in Philadelphia. He is still a must-play in all fantasy formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Look for White to get plenty of touches this week in Philadelphia. White has put up All-Pro type numbers so far this season. (SportsBuff.com)

The Eagles are up next for Ryan and he will face a tough defense that is always put on the field by Jim Johnson. Look for Ryan to have another solid game as the Falcons come off the bye week. (SportsBuff.com)

Johnson continues to be one of the bright spots on a disappointing Texans team. He shows week after week he is a top receiver and a must start. (SportsBuff.com)