Bullock will be in the lineup against the Jets on Sunday and is a solid IDP option. (SportsBuff.com)

Not only does this take Johnsocinco out of lineups for this week, it should make it easier for the Steelers to roll coverage toward T.J. Houshmandzadeh. He should be devalued a bit, though he could still get his catches as pretty much the only option. (SportsBuff.com)

Everyone should be treating this situation as though Palmer will miss the rest of the year. (SportsBuff.com)

Although he has started two of the past four games, Vanden Bosch has basically missed all four. He's not a safe play until he proves himself healthy through an entire game. (SportsBuff.com)

Vanden Bosch started the season strong with three sacks in four games but has been unable to get back to 100 percent. (SportsBuff.com)

Take away the touchdown, and that's about what you can expect from Gage when he's healthy. And that's closer to the high end of his production. (SportsBuff.com)

He's not likely to match that number of receptions again this season. With 29 catches over his past five games, though, Scaife has become a reliable fantasy tight end. (SportsBuff.com)

Those are the only three times this season, though, and Kerry Collins will not often attempt 41 throws in a game. Jones is an OK PPR option in a deep league, but he's not worth much attention in most formats. (SportsBuff.com)

He's bound to have a rough game here and there. Week 11 brings a much more favorable matchup in the form of the Jaguars, though. (SportsBuff.com)

The yardage numbers are nearly irrelevant for White this season. His value lies in whether he reaches the end zone, and he has done so in all but two games this year. (SportsBuff.com)

Don't expect this outing to be a sign of things to come. It was Collins' first 200-yard performance of the season and the first time since Week 5 that he threw for any touchdowns in a game. (SportsBuff.com)

It was the third game in a row in which Johnson scored and the fourth in the past five weeks. He's a weekly fantasy starter. (SportsBuff.com)

Like Houshmandzadeh, Johnsocinco continues to produce modest yardage totals but be a solid PPR option. He has the apparent advantage, though, of being Ryan Fitzpatrick's preferred scoring option. All four of Johnsocinco's four touchdowns have come from Fitzpatrick, which accounts for all of the TD passes the backup quarterback has thrown. (SportsBuff.com)

Housh continues to be a strong play in PPR leagues but a more modest option in those that don't count receptions. He has picked up less than 10 yards per catch in six of nine games and hasn't reached the end zone in four weeks. (SportsBuff.com)

As with Ryan Fitzpatrick's numbers, this should be taken as a sign of the Jaguars stinking rather than Benson coming around. Before Sunday, he was picking up 3.3 yards per carry. We'll see if he can continue to pick things up after the Week 10 bye, but there seems to be little reason to get excited. (SportsBuff.com)

This was clearly a case of Jacksonville's defensive ineptitude rather than Fitzpatrick's burgeoning fantasy value. Let's not forget that just a week ago he threw no touchdown passes and two picks at Houston and that he has yet to put up more than 164 yards after five starts. (SportsBuff.com)

Jackson's absence solidifies Chinedum Ndukwe and Marvin White as the starting safeties. (SportsBuff.com)

The nearness of the groin issue and a less-than-favorable matchup with Green Bay leave the Titans right end as an unspectacular IDP option this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Hope doesn't make enough big plays to be all that worthwhile in IDP leagues. His tackle numbers are decent, but he ranks just 26th in the league among defensive backs in solo stops. (SportsBuff.com)

At best, starting any Tennessee receiver -- and Gage is the most promising of the group -- is a roll of the dice. More realistically, it's just a bad idea. (SportsBuff.com)

Scaife has the most fantasy value among Tennessee's receiving options, but that's like being the best cricket player in Alabama. It doesn't say a whole lot for him, though he's an OK tight end choice. (SportsBuff.com)

He's been pretty decent on the field this season, but Collins is no fantasy option. He has yet to reach 200 yards in a game and has tossed just three touchdown passes in seven outings. (SportsBuff.com)

Although fantasy owners can't really complain about the performance, it was somewhat unimpressive against a weak Colts run defense. Nevertheless, Johnson continues to be a strong fantasy play and has scored a decent amount despite losing goal-line carries to LenDale White. (SportsBuff.com)

White leads the league with 10 touchdowns, making him the top-scoring non-kicker in the NFL. Despite his low yardage totals, he's an every-week starter on a Tennessee offense that finds the end zone surprisingly often. (SportsBuff.com)

Gage grabbed five passes for 92 yards in his last outing and is an OK option against the Colts this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Sunday marked just the second time all season that Johnsocinco caught more than four passes. For what it's worth, though, both have come with Ryan Fitzpatrick under center. Obviously, the loudmouthed one would be a much more regular fantasy contributor if we could count on him for a few more catches in the average week. (SportsBuff.com)

Housh remains a solid PPR-league option with Fitzpatrick on the field, but his value takes a hit in leagues that don't score receptions. Without Palmer, the Bengals are less likely to reach the end zone, and Housh gains less yardage. (SportsBuff.com)

Perry came into the game with an injury, but the lack of touches should serve as an indication of his severely depleted status with the team. If you didn't trade him within the 5 minutes that he carried any value, it's probably time to just cut him. (SportsBuff.com)

It's tough to draw many conclusions from such a performance in a blowout loss to a team with a tought defense. All we can know for sure is that Benson is the Cincy back to own in fantasy leagues at this point ... if you really feel the need to own one. (SportsBuff.com)

Fitzpatrick is no fantasy option, though if he can get more efficient, it would help the value of his receivers. He's likely to start at least next week's game while Carson Palmer continues to nurse his injured throwing elbow. (SportsBuff.com)

Things seem to be moving disturbingly close to Palmer being done for the season. If he can get back on the field after the bye, he could still be around for six fantasy weeks, including a Week 16 visit to Cleveland. We'll see what happens. (SportsBuff.com)

We might have to wait until Sunday to get word on whether he'll start. If he does, Vanden Bosch has a tremendous matchup with the Chiefs. (SportsBuff.com)

There's some thought that Palmer would be best off shutting it down for the year. Those who drafted him obviously hope that won't be necessary. He'll get to rest through the Week 8 bye, so we'll see if he's ready by Week 9. (SportsBuff.com)

He's not worthy of fantasy consideration anyway. (SportsBuff.com)

This is a bad sign for Palmer owners. No word yet on if it will be surgery or not, but Palmer is seeking more opinions on his sore elbow. It doesn't look like he will play this week.

All Palmer owners can breathe a sigh of relief that the injury isn't season ending. However, I would still worry about Palmer's lack of production this year. (SportsBuff.com)

Benson being the number one shouldn't raise any flags for fantasy players as he is still a questionable option. It should, however, raise flags for the Bengals organization that they have some work to do if Benson is their starter. (SportsBuff.com)

Unfortunately for anyone hoping to play him, Benson will run into a rested Pittsburgh defense. Still, this move has been expected and could provde a new fantasy option once/if Carson Palmer returns. (SportsBuff.com)

It'll be tempting to steer clear of Houshmandzadeh in Palmer's absence, but he did catch seven passes from Ryan Fitzpatrick last week. The difference is that Housh will be less likely to find the end zone. Play him in PPR leagues, but try to looke elsewhere in those that don't score receptions. (SportsBuff.com)