Young is listed as questionable but is unlikely to play against the Raiders on Sunday. Peyton Hillis is expected to start again for the Broncos. (SportsBuff.com)

Lloyd has had one real big fantasy week and has otherwise been either hurt or very ineffective. There are much better options at WR than Lloyd. (SportsBuff.com)

Forte should get back to his earlier form with a Week 12 match-up against St. Louis. If Kyle Orton can start and throw the ball with some success then Forte is a good play. (SportsBuff.com)

Monitor his health for Week 12. The Bears play a pretty weak team in St. Louis and if Orton is healthy, he is a decent play at QB. (SportsBuff.com)

It may take Lloyd a few weeks before he is right again and able to put up big numbers like he did at the beginning of the season. Of course, a healthy Kyle Orton would be of assistance as well. (SportsBuff.com)

Forte has been a steal for many fantasy teams. Even when he doesn't score, he sees the ball a lot and is getting more receptions. He has just enough wiggle to make some would-be tacklers miss and is strong enough to run over others. (SportsBuff.com)

Orton had been a highly effective QB in the weeks prior to his injury, but any slight deviation was enough to throw him into a mess in Lambeau Field. Rex Grossman came in for some mop up duty, but Orton should be back on the field next week against the Rams. (SportsBuff.com)

Even if he goes, you're better off choosing a safer option. Maybe opposing quarterbacks will be more willing to test Bailey, though, until he proves he's over the injury. He wasn't seeing many passes before he got hurt. (SportsBuff.com)

Koutouvides lost the competition for the job back in camp, so he would have to really show something in this stint to keep Webster from immediately reclaiming his role. (SportsBuff.com)

The Falcons have been vulnerable against the run, and Hillis' size makes him an attractive goal-line option. He's a sleeper starting option for fantasy owners this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Looks like the path is clear for Peyton Hillis to start against the Falcons this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Lloyd had a great start to the season but has been slowed by injury. Chicago could very much use some receiving help but Lloyd would be a risky play because of the Green Bay cornerback play. (SportsBuff.com)

Grossman should stay on your bench. If the Bears were to win with Grossman under center, it would likely be due to the success of the running game. (SportsBuff.com)

Orton has been a solid fantasy QB to date. If he is able to play, he would be considered a No. 2 QB because the team is likely to try and run the ball as much as possible. (SportsBuff.com)

Orton suffered an ankle injury two weeks ago and missed the Bears' Week 10 loss to the Titans. Green Bay makes for a tough match up for Orton so if he starts, consider him a QB2 option. (SportsBuff.com)

It is unclear how or if Bell will be used on Sunday against the Falcons but he could offer more upside than rookie Peyton Hillis if he is in shape to play. (SportsBuff.com)

The Packers are hurting in the middle of the field with the loss of Nick Barnett so look for Olsen to have a good game. His productivity will depend on who starts at QB. (SportsBuff.com)

Forte should have a nice game against Green Bay. The Packers gave up huge yardage last week and Forte runs a lot like Adrian Peterson. Consider him a must-start in all formats. (SportsBuff.com)

If Orton can go, he is a decent play. He was amassing some pretty impressive fantasy numbers before the ankle injury. (SportsBuff.com)

Olsen is working his way into being a starting fantasy tight end. He has some moves after he catches the ball and seems to be redeeming himself for his two-fumble game earlier in the season against the Panthers. (SportsBuff.com)

Hester will never be a great receiver, but he made good even with Rex Grossman throwing the passes. Hester has yet to return a kick for a TD, which shows how amazing his first two years in the league were. (SportsBuff.com)

Forte is really the only Bear worth owning and playing. He gets the ball consistently and makes good on his opportunities. Keep starting him. (SportsBuff.com)

The final stats are not pretty: 173 yards on 20-for-37, but he did score two TD's (one passing, one rushing). I'd be hard pressed to find a worse fantasy QB, but that doesn't mean I can't like Grossman. (SportsBuff.com)

He carried the same status into last week's game and started. Expect him to be in there this week. (SportsBuff.com)

It was certainly a good fantasy night, but Marshall also displayed some poor route-running and bad hands. That combo could lead a quarterback to look elsewhere. Marshall remains a strong fantasy play, but there's reason for concern going forward. Eddie Royal is looking like the more dependable target. (SportsBuff.com)

Scheffler was obviously still limited physically, but it was also obvious that the Broncos consider him an important passing-game option. The six catches that the next two tight ends combined for show additional fantasy potential for Scheffler if he can get healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Royal is looking like the more dependable of Denver's starting receivers and shouldn't have any trouble continuing to produce. He's a weekly fantasy starter. (SportsBuff.com)

Young will get carries by default if he can get healthy, now that Ryan Torain is expected to join the abundant IR population. Although you could certainly justify stashing him on a deep fantasy bench, Young has offered little reason for optimism this season. (SportsBuff.com)

The running back injuries that continue to pile up mean that the team will lean even more heavily on the passing game. Expect Cutler to keep throwing a lot and putting up numbers, though it won't always be as easy as it was against the Browns. (SportsBuff.com)

Hillis suddenly looks like the most valuable Denver back. At the very least, he should claim goal-line duties the rest of the way (at least until he follows everyone else to IR). He had quite the impressive fourth-down conversion on the Broncos' game-winning scoring drive in Cleveland. (SportsBuff.com)

Torain took 12 carries for 68 yards and a touchdown before leaving on Thursday night, so it's a shame that it looks like he won't be back. Going forward, it's impossible not to worry about his tendency toward injury. He missed about half of his final college season with a foot injury in 2007 and missed the first half of this year with a broken elbow. (SportsBuff.com)

Unless that ankle is really feeling pretty good by Sunday, it doesn't seem like the Bears would be too smart to play him. Even if they do, Tennessee is not a matchup that fantasy owners should test. (SportsBuff.com)

Looks like we'll finally get to see if all the hype is at all warranted. The Browns let Ray Rice run wild a week ago and have also been run over by the Giants and Washington in recent weeks. Torain carried three times for 1 yard in his pro debut last week. (SportsBuff.com)

Young could recoup some fantasy value as a flex option in the suddenly thin Broncos backfield, but the team's reluctance to use him at the goal line will limit that. He's barely worth owning in most leagues and certainly not worth starting tonight. (SportsBuff.com)

Orton showed signs of being a reliable fantasy QB before his injury. He will get every chance to get his job back once he is healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Kyle Orton is expected to miss 3-4 weeks with a high ankle sprain and Grossman will do his best to keep Chicago competitive. He is a very risky play until you find out which Rex shows up on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Hester is a decent play because of his ability to score. Every time he touches the ball he is a threat to score. (SportsBuff.com)

That should clear the way for Ryan Torain to take over the starting job. The way Mike Shanahan tends to operate, though, that probably means that he'll go back to Selvin Young as soon as fantasy owners have set Torain in their lineups. (SportsBuff.com)