He has not been ruled out for Sunday but at this point, it appears unlikely that Winslow will be healthy enough to play in Week 12 against the Texans. (SportsBuff.com)

Mason will be a game-time decision against the Eagles on Sunday and is a risky start. (SportsBuff.com)

Quinn is still expected to start on Sunday against Houston and will wear a splint on the finger. (SportsBuff.com)

Mason is a solid PPR option if healthy, so we'll have to see how things go this week. (SportsBuff.com)

This looks like a decision that will probably go into the weekend, unless Winslow shows definitively before then that he's healthy enough. He's worth waiting on, if you can, because of the excellent matchup with the weak Houston pass defense. (SportsBuff.com)

Jackson has recorded 11 total tackles in three straight games. (SportsBuff.com)

Dawson had a great game for the Browns', hitting the eventual game winning field goal from 56-yards with only 1:39 left in the game. (SportsBuff.com)

Harrison scored his first rushing touchdown of the season on a 72-yard run in the fourth quarter. (SportsBuff.com)

Winslow was coming off his best game of the season, a ten catch, 111-yard performance last week but the Browns' offense did not play well. Look for Winslow to bounce back strong in Week 12 against the Texans. (SportsBuff.com)

It has only been an okay year for Lewis so far this season, as has yet to record over 100 rushing yards after doing it five times last season. (SportsBuff.com)

Edwards recorded his second 100-yard receiving game of the season, both of which have come during a Monday Night Football game. (SportsBuff.com)

In his second career start, Quinn clearly struggled on the road in Buffalo, completing only 38.9 percent of his passes. (SportsBuff.com)

Rogers is a good IDP lineman against the Bills and their ailing interior. (SportsBuff.com)

Mason faces the Giants' number two pass defense in the NFL so even if he plays, you should not rely on him to have a big game. (SportsBuff.com)

Although he played through the injury on Sunday, his status for Week 11 is unknown. Combine that with a matchup against the Giants, and you're probably better off looking elsewhere. (SportsBuff.com)

Finally. The overall weakness of tight end scoring makes it OK to consider starting Heap if you have a marginal player in place currently. Don't expect a huge finish to the season, though. (SportsBuff.com)

The Ravens just might be the most infuriating team for fantasy owners this season. Rice is not a safe fantasy option the rest of the way, though he could emerge again if Willis McGahee suffers yet another injury setback. (SportsBuff.com)

He's a short-yardage back who gets his fantasy value from goal-line carries. That kind of player is always a threat for an empty performance. (SportsBuff.com)

McGahee should probably be benched again this week at the Giants, but who the heck knows at this point? We should assume that he'll be a viable fantasy starter the rest of the way, but we'll have to pay close attention to injury reports. (SportsBuff.com)

He might have had a third if Troy Smith hadn't snuck into the game to toss one. Flacco is emerging as a fantasy option already, though he doesn't look like a strong starter this week against the Giants. (SportsBuff.com)

It'd be nice to chalk the lack of action up as an aberration, but we'll have to see what kind of connection Quinn and Edwards have and/or can develop. The return to health of Donte' Stallworth and Quinn's apparent comfort with Kellen Winslow II probably won't help Edwards' numbers. (SportsBuff.com)

He also made a couple of key mistakes, but those don't matter much in the fantasy sense. Brady Quinn hit the tight end more than twice as often as any other passing target, which bodes well for Winslow's value going forward. (SportsBuff.com)

The fact that he didn't manage more yards against one of the league's weakest run defenses could be indicative of Lewis' lack of fantasy potential and the team's unimpressive use of him. Cleveland ran a disturbing number of plays to the outside, when staying between the tackles would have taken better advantage of Lewis' attributes and attacked the Broncos' vulnerability. Lewis is a marginal fantasy starter the rest of the way. (SportsBuff.com)

Although the Browns lost, it was tough to find anything to dislike about Quinn's performance. By the time Week 11 games start, he'll likely be owned in nearly all fantasy leagues. Don't get overaggressive in starting him, though, as Denver carries one of the league's worst defenses, especially with several key starters injured. (SportsBuff.com)

This move isn't exactly shocking, but it does come at a strange time. Anderson has tossed six touchdown passes and just one interception over his past four games and has all three of his 200-yard games within that span. If Quinn struggles, Anderson could see the field again. (SportsBuff.com)

The move seems to come at a strange time, as Anderson has posted decent numbers over his past four games. Nevertheless, Quinn gets a nice matchup to start against a Denver defense that has yielded the second highest passer rating and highest completion percentage to opposing quarterbacks. (SportsBuff.com)

It's nothing special, but his owners should be happy to see that line compared with Steve Heiden's two receptions for 25 yards. Winslow remains one of the team's main targets in the passing game. (SportsBuff.com)

He still isn't exciting fantasy owners, but Edwards has generally done enough over the past few weeks to maintain starter consideration after a terrible start. He should get a Champ Bailey-less Denver backfield on Thursday night. (SportsBuff.com)

Meager fantasy option, very tough matchup -- this result was to be expected. Thursday night's meeting with Denver looks much more favorable. (SportsBuff.com)

It was a far sight better than his first performance against the Ravens this season and another indication that fantasy owners can get back to at least considering Anderson on a regular basis. (SportsBuff.com)

Clayton will have to do it another time or two before becoming a regularly trustworthy option, but he could see more downfield work thanks to Joe Flacco's improvement and Demetrius Williams' season-ending injury. (SportsBuff.com)

The recent success of Joe Flacco can only help his No. 1 receiver, who is a decent weekly option at this point. He has a favorable matchup with Houston in Week 10. (SportsBuff.com)

McClain is an OK flex option, but you have to be ready for an empty day if he doesn't happen to get into the end zone. Sunday's score was his first in four weeks. (SportsBuff.com)

We'll see who will be featured at Houston in Week 10. It's getting tough to trust the Baltimore ground game, though. (SportsBuff.com)

What can you say? Let's just hope the team is a bit more forthright with McGahee's status heading into next week with another favorable matchup in Houston. (SportsBuff.com)

Flacco has actually gone interception-free in five of his eight games so far, with all seven of his total picks coming in the other three. Look to him as a sleeper option against the Texans this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Cleveland got run over by the Giants and Washington before last week's win over the Jaguars. McGahee makes for a decent play, as long as he plays. We'll keep an eye on his status on Sunday morning. (SportsBuff.com)

No big loss for fantasy owners, fortunately, though losing the team's best deep threat won't help the running game at all. (SportsBuff.com)

Should come to no surprise for any owner who picked up Stallworth. Everyone knew the risk going in. (SportsBuff.com)