Westbrook has not played well lately and is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Ravens. (SportsBuff.com)

There seems to be no interest from Andy Reid to bench the scuffling McNabb with Kevin Kolb. Consider him a low-end option for Week 12 against Baltimore. (SportsBuff.com)

Curtis is excellent for a PPR league because he is targeted so many times in a game. He is a solid choice at No. 2. (SportsBuff.com)

Smith does not get a lot of balls thrown his way but he sure is effective when he gets his hands on one. Look for Smith to be a larger part of the Philadelphia red-zone offense. (SportsBuff.com)

Keep him in reserve but do not be surprised if he is more of the featured back in the third-and-passing situation with Westbrook still banged up and facing the Ravens defense. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook has been reduced to a low-end No. 1 or possibly even a No. 2 option at RB with his less-than-stellar performances in the past three weeks. (SportsBuff.com)

Look for Cooley to have a decent game in Week 12 against Seattle this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Moss is still a must-start in all fantasy formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Monitor his health this week to see if he has returned to practice. He is a must-start when healthy and Washington must win to keep pace in their division. (SportsBuff.com)

Curtis had some great games last year but a number of them came with Jeff Garcia as the Eagle QB. He will likely become one of the leading targets for Donovan McNabb, so he might be a worthy waiver wire pick if he's still available in your league. (SportsBuff.com)

The Giants game showed that the Eagles are not adept at smash mouth football. Against Cincinnati, Coach Andy Reid went pass wacky, but still came out with just a tie (which is as good as a loss against the Bengals). Westbrook faces the Ravens next week so it might be a good week to sit him. (SportsBuff.com)

This was McNabb's first multi-interception game of the season. Hopefully, it is not a sign of things to come in the second half of the season. (SportsBuff.com)

With this news, Portis is a very risky start this week and his owners' should begin to look for other starting options right away. LaDell Betts should start against the Cowboys. (SportsBuff.com)

Consider Jackson a decent flex option if you must. Philadelphia has struggled to find offense lately and they looked much better earlier in the year when Jackson was posting big numbers. (SportsBuff.com)

Smith might get a bit more attention this week against the pitiful Bengals. Consider him a solid No. 2 TE. (SportsBuff.com)

Buckhalter has proven to be a decent back but will remain on the bench for as long as the multi-talented Westbrook remains healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Alexander is a risky play for Week 11 but keep your eye on him should he actually see some game time action on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Betts has always been a reliable back-up to Portis and looks to get his first start of the season in Week 11 against Dallas. He has always been a decent receiver out of the backfield and is a stable play if you need to start him. (SportsBuff.com)

Look for Portis to rest his ailing knee in Week 11 and to try to make it back into the line-up in Week 12. You might want to monitor his progress right up until game time to make sure he is not playing. (SportsBuff.com)

Betts could very well start on Sunday night, as Portis missed practice today with his own knee injury. Betts would be a very risky fantasy play still, though, after missing so much time. (SportsBuff.com)

Unless something significantly changes for the better on Friday or Saturday, fantasy owners will have to set their lineups without the league's second-leading rusher. (SportsBuff.com)

Moss has had hamstring issues all season but seems to have put the issues behind him for now. Consider Moss a must-start against Dallas this Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Unfortunately for us, game time this week is Sunday night. Fantasy owners who have to set their lineups before the Thursday night game probably can't trust Portis to go, if they have another viable candidate. The rest can look for a signs before the 1 p.m. kickoffs on Sunday but might still be left to guess on his playing status. (SportsBuff.com)

Portis is having trouble straightening his leg which is not good news at all. Keep your eye on the situation as the week progresses to see if the injury improves in time for Week 11. (SportsBuff.com)

Brent Celek had a huge day in Smith's absence last week and will probably continue to be a passing-game factor. Nevertheless, Smith's value has always resided in the possbility that he'll catch a TD pass in Philly's spread-it-around offense. If you start Smith, you should always do so knowing that an empty week is just as possible as redeeming any value. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook is a must-start in all fantasy formats. If the Eagles are to beat the giants, Westbrook must have a big day. (SportsBuff.com)

Curtis is only going to get better as time goes on. He is only two games deep into his 2008 season and has shown no ill effects of his sports hernia injury. (SportsBuff.com)

McNabb is still a must-start in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

Look for Portis to try and get healthy in the bye week. When the redskins play, he must be in your line-up. (SportsBuff.com)

Keep an eye on Moss during the bye week to monitor his progress. If he gets healthy, he is a must start in all fantasy formats.

The overall health of Santana Moss will have much to do with the overall fantasy value of Jason Campbell. (SportsBuff.com)

Celek's previous highs were three catches and 28 yards (not in the same game). The second year tight end from Cincinnati got open and Donovan McNabb found him - repeatedly. (SportsBuff.com)

The yardage total was his high since Week 1 (361 yards) and it was only the second time he had thrown for multiple TD's since the opening week of the season. (SportsBuff.com)

It will be the first time this season that Brown and Curtis will take the field in the same game. Brown has 10 catches in his two outings so far, showing that Donovan McNabb will look for him when he's out there. The crowd at receiver for the Eagles, though, makes Brown something of a No. 4 fantasy wideout at this point, maybe a No. 3, depending on your options. (SportsBuff.com)

Expect him to play. Despite the tough matchup, it doesn't seem like a great idea to sit him. (SportsBuff.com)

Consider Akers a solid fantasy play in Week 9 in Seattle. The weather is expected to be mild in Seattle this weekend but with a chance for rain. (SportsBuff.com)

The Eagles play the Seahawks in a game that could feature a lot of offense. (SportsBuff.com)

Westbrook hung 38 fantasy points last week and should deliver great fantasy numbers again this week. Westbrook took full practice reps all week.

The Swisher, as local fans call him, has had a nice season so far. He has hit 12 of his last 14 field goal attempts and has scored in double digits four times. (SportsBuff.com)

Cooley has not had a great year yet. He has been decent in most weeks, but only had one TD catch. Keep playing him and you may get dividends. (SportsBuff.com)

He had 140 yards receiving on nine catches and now has five TD receptions on the season. He makes for a risky every week play because he disappears sometimes, but against a team like the Lions, you should have played him. (SportsBuff.com)