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

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

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)

I wouldn't expect the league to reduce the suspension any, Jones owners may have him for this week as his appeal might not be heard. However, I would watch closely. (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)

Taylor expects to play Sunday and was fitted with a special bulkier helmet. Even though he is expected to play, Jones-Drew should see the majority of the field. (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)

If it weren't for John Abraham's huge start, Williams would easily be the No. 1 fantasy lineman right now. As it is, he's probably the top option going forward anyway. He's a beast. (SportsBuff.com)

Johnson is one of the league's best receivers and an every-week fantasy starter. (SportsBuff.com)

Schaub has thrown for 300 yards in consecutive games and seems ready to be a solid fantasy contributor. He should be better than solid next week, as the Texans welcome the lowly Lions to town. (SportsBuff.com)