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)

The 60 yards was a season-best for Jackson but he did lose a fumble in the game. Jackson does not see enough touches to have much fantasy value expect as a flex based on the match up. (SportsBuff.com)

Evans was only targeted once all game by Trent Edwards. He has been quiet lately with only six receptions for 63 yards in his last three games. (SportsBuff.com)

This was Lynch's best game of the season as he topped 100 rushing yards for the first time and recorded his first receiving touchdown. (SportsBuff.com)

Despite the three interceptions, Edwards did throw for a touchdown and ran for one as well. Edwards has only three touchdown passes and seven interceptions in his last three games. (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)

He'll probably be a game-time decision, so we can't wait for the Monday night start to make the lineup call. Go for another defensive back in his place. (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)

Lynch has had trouble accumulating yardage all season. He has now scored in just two of the past six games, however. A first-round pick in many leagues, Lynch is only an average fantasy option at this point, though the Browns could provide a favorable matchup this week. (SportsBuff.com)

After making it through the first six games with just two interceptions, Edwards has been picked five times in the past three weeks. This week's matchup with a Browns defense that just allowed Jay Cutler to throw for 447 yards looks attractive, but Cleveland is also capable of grabbing some interceptions. They picked Eli Manning three times, for instance, in the Giants' only loss of the season so far. (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)

Scott has put up decent numbers in fill-in duty and could be a deep sleeper option for IDPers. (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)

Don't expect this to be the breakout game for a sudden fantasy factor. We'll see, though, if the rookie can show the team enough to get the starting nod in 2009 ahead of Robert Royal. (SportsBuff.com)

With 24 catches through eight games, Royal is just one short of his career high for a season. He has become surprisingly useful as a fantasy tight end. (SportsBuff.com)

Lynch has been going for terrible yardage totals, so his fantasy value is nullified when he misses the end zone. (SportsBuff.com)

Edwards has been a model of efficiency for much of the season, but he has just one touchdown and three interceptions over the past two games. That doesn't bode well for his matchup next week with an intelligent, pressure-applying Patriots defense. (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)

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.

This will hurt Trent Edwards production as Reed has been one of Buffalo's most reliable third down threats. (SportsBuff.com)

Rough day for Edwards owners. Edwards needs more carries out of Lynch to keep D's more honest so he can throw to Evans and the rest of Buffalo WRs. (SportsBuff.com)

Evans is one of the best wide receivers in the league and he shows it week after week. (SportsBuff.com)

Good news for Lynch owners as the Bills struggled and were upset by the Phins, Lynch was still able to have a very nice game. (SportsBuff.com)

Curtis is bound to need a little time to get worked back into things, even if he's all the way back healthy. He probably has as good a chance as any receiver in the Eagles lineup of reaching the end zone, but he's not nearly the safest bet around. (SportsBuff.com)

Even if he plays, it's tough to know how limited Brown might be. The crowd of receiving options figures to limit his potential as well, especially because he won't start. Kevin Curtis will join DeSean Jackson in the lineup. (SportsBuff.com)

He should be in fantasy lineups whenever he's on the field. (SportsBuff.com)