Jacobs is listed as questionable but is expected to play against Arizona on Sunday. Consider Jacbos a RB2 option since he will not be 100 percent and could lose some carries to Derrick Ward.(SportsBuff.com)

Burress was on the sidelines getting stretched out during practice and is considered questionable to play against Arizona on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Camarillo is leading the Dolphins in receptions (49) and yards (538). (SportsBuff.com)

The team, however, has yet to address the status of its top back. The Giants would be in very good shape still with Derrick Ward and Ahmad Bradshaw handling the work, so coaches might decide to lighten the big guy's load or give him the day off altogether. We'll have to see as the week wears on. If you don't get definitive word by Thursday, though, and have to set your lineup then, it would probably be best to start Jacobs unless you have other strong options. (SportsBuff.com)

Bradshaw is the most limited partner of the Giant run share, but he averages 6.7 yards per carry and is a nice receiving threat out of the backfield. He's a hard guy to play, but an injury here or there could make him a stud. (SportsBuff.com)

Jacobs only receiver 11 of the Giants 33 rushing attempts, but he was in the game when it most mattered: near the endzone. He probably won't be a 20-carry guy any time soon, but he makes for a good play against most defenses. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning probably doesn't give a whit about his fantasy owners (if he has any left). He hasn't thrown for 200 yards since October 5th against the Seahawks, but he does manage to get at least one TD in each game. (SportsBuff.com)

Blackburn is starting in place of Gerris Wilkinson who will not play due to a knee injury. Blackburn makes for a solid IDP sleeper this week against Baltimore. (SportsBuff.com)

Boss has been one of the surprises of the season so far. The New York faithful have all but forgotten about Jeremy Shockey. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning may need to try and throw the ball a bit more this week with the Ravens concentrating heavily on stopping the running game. If he can get time to throw, he may be a decent option. (SportsBuff.com)

Jacobs faces a tough task in Week 11 against Ray Lewis and the Ravens. He is still a must-start in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

This looks more like the upside for Ginn than that aberration of a performance against the Bills. (SportsBuff.com)

Brown hasn't managed 4 yards per carry in a game since Week 5, but he has found the end zone in four of the past six games. His owners should probably keep him in the lineup most weeks. Just beware that he could offer little if he doesn't happen to find the goal line. (SportsBuff.com)

Williams figures to split the load pretty evenly with Ronnie Brown, but he took the ball seven times or fewer in the three games before Sunday's. Don't get too excited. (SportsBuff.com)

Pennington continues to be solid, but the Week 11 matchup with Oakland could be trouble. Jake Delhomme and Brett Favre each struggled while throwing multiple interceptions in recent contests against the Raiders. (SportsBuff.com)

Please treat his big day against Buffalo as an aberration, if you weren't already. (SportsBuff.com)

The 11 catches were more than three times what any of his teammates got. Camarillo has turned himself into a weekly PPR play and a decent option in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Coach Tony Sparano had said that he wanted to get Williams some more work, and Sunday's game against one of the league's weakest run defenses seems like it would have been a prime opportunity. As it is, we can't trust Williams as a fantasy option. (SportsBuff.com)

Since beating the Chargers for 125 yards in Week 5, Brown has averaged just less than 3 yards per carry. It wouldn't be a bad idea to sell now if you can find a buyer clinging to Brown's big games against New England and San Diego. (SportsBuff.com)

Pennington remains a solid fantasy play, though he isn't going to blow anyone away with numbers. He has a pretty favorable matchup in Week 10 with Seattle. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning has not eclipsed the 200-yard barrier in his last four games. He hasn't broken the 60% completion rate barrier in the last three games, but the Giants won all three. Manning will need to show more accuracy before I start him every week. (SportsBuff.com)

Burress will get his touches but there are many more options at WR that are a better bang for your buck. Keep Burress on the bench this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning was quick to praise the play in Week 8 of the young Dallas cornerbacks. Manning has been a steady performer and should be considered at good play at No. 1 QB. (SportsBuff.com)

Carney is a must-play in all fantast formats. Consider him a solid No. 1 for Week 9. (SportsBuff.com)

Jacobs is a good fantasy risk because the Giants have spent a lot of time in the red zone and he is their short yardage specialist. He was shut down for the most part in Week 8 by the Steelers. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning is steady and solid as a No. 2 starting quarterback. He has a great running game behind him which will keep him a No. 2 quarterback. He rarely turns the ball over and he is an excellent game manager. (SportsBuff.com)

Burress had very modest numbers in Week 8. He is still a front-line No. 1 receiver and is a must-play in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Ginn broke out in this game against the Bills. He still has the talent to make Miami happy they took him as high as they did. (SportsBuff.com)

Brown had a down day but he still remains a top fantasy choice at halfback. (SportsBuff.com)

Pennington continues to surprise everyone in Miami. He is one of the most consistent options at this point as Miami continues to show they will not go away. (SportsBuff.com)

Since returning from his suspension, Burress has just nine grabs in three games. He did score TD's in the two previous weeks, but he is definitely not the best play from week to week. (SportsBuff.com)

Carney has only missed field goal this season (14-for-15). If you care about kickers, he is a productive one with just one game of less than nine points. (SportsBuff.com)

If the NFL kept stats for wins - like baseball does - this would have been a rather ugly start for Manning. He has three TD's and three interceptions in the last three weeks. Not too much talk about him being the better Manning anymore. (SportsBuff.com)

With the way Miami has run their offense this year it is anybody's guess as to how Ricky will be more involved. He could line up at FB, WR, HB, QB, or maybe return kicks. (SportsBuff.com)

Smith is another player that could be very effective in Week 8 against Pittsburgh. His ability to get open for a first down has made him a decent fantasy play for those seeking a less expensive option at WR. (SportsBuff.com)

Ward is No. 2 on the depth chart and gets a fair amount of touches every game. Ward will most likely be the back that gets the most work against a very good Pittsburgh defense. (SportsBuff.com)

It gets no easier for Eli this week with a road game at Pittsburgh. Manning should post decent passing numbers because his team will find the rushing game a bit hard to come by. (SportsBuff.com)

Camarillo has been a pleasant surprise for anyone who managed to grab him late or in FA. His game against the Ravens continues to show that in deeper leagues or if you're thin at WR he is a must start. (SportsBuff.com)

Good news for Pennington owners as he was able to approach the 300 yard mark against a tough D with his run game struggling. Pennington continues to put up solid numbers for a QB who was taken late or not at all in most drafts, expect him to continue the success. (SportsBuff.com)

Thankfully for Brown owners they won't see the Ravens every week. Brown will still have plenty of opportunities against weaker D's the rest of the year. (SportsBuff.com)

Since opening the season with ten catches and 133 yards, Burress has been relatively quiet. He has caught three TD's, but has just 15 receptions in his last four games. (SportsBuff.com)

Jacobs has six TD's in his last four games and is a really good short yardage back. He may not get all of the carries like some other upper echelon backs, but he is staying healthy and productive. (SportsBuff.com)

It was Manning's fewest yards of the season, but unlike Week Six in which he threw three picks, Manning was not intercepted. His yards have fallen in each of the last four games and the talk of being better Manning is starting to cool. (SportsBuff.com)