Despite his scoring potential, Chambers remains a risky play because of the few catches he makes. (SportsBuff.com)

That's why you just keep him in there. (SportsBuff.com)

Nice numbers if you happened to take a chance on him in a fit of desperation. Don't expect much more of that, though, from a guy who entered Week 6 with zero receptions. (SportsBuff.com)

Philip Rivers was looking for Jackson surprisingly often, based on the number of targets the receiver had gotten before Week 6. Sure, Chris Chambers' absence helped a bit, but Chambers only has 11 catches through five games, so that's not a ton of extra work. It would be nice if this is a sign of increased attention for Jackson going forward. He has plenty of scoring potential, not least because of his 6-5 frame. (SportsBuff.com)

That numer is inflated a bit by the 6 yards per attempt that the Dolphins gained in their Week 3 beatdown, but Tomlinson continues to be troublingly average. He's still two games from his bye week, so let's just hope he can find the end zone a time or two. (SportsBuff.com)

Rivers has turned into a weekly starter this season. (SportsBuff.com)

Jennings could be worth a look next week against the Packers if Hayden is still unable to go. (SportsBuff.com)

Mathis is often among the league leaders in forced fumbles and is a constant threat for a multi-sack game. He's generally worth a start in a DL spot. (SportsBuff.com)

Don't get too excited, as Harrison still caught just three passes. It's also worth noting that the Ravens were down to their No. 3 starting option at right corner and still without starting safety Dawan Landry. Of course, it's certainly nice for Harrison's owners to finally get some return. (SportsBuff.com)

Good times for Peyton Manning mean good times for Wayne. (SportsBuff.com)

If Addai is to miss any time, Rhodes should be added in pretty much all leagues, especially with a matchup against the lackluster Green Bay run defense upcoming. (SportsBuff.com)

Addai has been disappointing to fantasy owners so far, but losing him would still hurt. He'll have a favorable matchup with the Packers if he manages to not miss any time. (SportsBuff.com)

That's more like it. Manning owners can't really afford to sit him, so it's nice to see this kind of performance again. (SportsBuff.com)

Jackson could get a little more red-zone work with Chris Chambers likely out, but he remains a risky fantasy play. Jackson has caught more than three passes in a game just once this season, and Chambers' absence would only free up about two more receptions a week. (SportsBuff.com)

Freeney makes for a solid IDP defensive line starter against the Ravens. (SportsBuff.com)

Many fantasy owners are looking to Jackson for a good week in the absence of Chris Chambers, but the knee issue probably means we should expect something around Jackson's season average. He has caught three passes in three of five games. (SportsBuff.com)

With Chambers gone, the other injuries, and poor offensive line play this year, try to avoid starting Rivers against the Pats. (SportsBuff.com)

Chambers? injury will open the door for Craig Davis to show what he can do. Don?t rush out and pick up Davis, however, as Rivers will consistently look to other targets. (SportsBuff.com)

Don't look for Davis to be anything other than a desperation start. He hasn't shown a lot in his time on the field. (SportsBuff.com)

There is work for Gonzalez if he can stay in the lineup, as Marvin Harrison just can't seem to play like Marvin Harrison. Gonzalez is a good No. 3 fantasy receiver when healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Gates reportedly expects to practice this week and play next Sunday. His owners have to stick with him. (SportsBuff.com)

The Chargers have yet to address the severity of the injury. Keep an eye on the press conference, injury report, and practice participation of Chambers this week. (SportsBuff.com)

Now is the time to worry for LT owners. He has only had one 100 yard game this year (41 of those yards coming on one run). It seems that the days of LT being the top back have come and gone. (SportsBuff.com)

Good news for Wayne owners is that Manning looks like he is his old self and Wayne is still the number one target. (SportsBuff.com)

Manning looked good Sunday, his timing appears to be back. The off-season knee injury appears to be no longer hindering him. (SportsBuff.com)

We'll have to see what the team says. Chambers hasn't caught a lot of balls so far, but he has been a regular visitor to the end zone. (SportsBuff.com)

The Colts travel to Houston and Harrison should get ample opportunities to catch balls. Jacksonville quarterback David Garrard lit up the Texan secondary last week. This may be Harrison?s 2008 coming out party. (SportsBuff.com)

As LT drags his body towards 100% health, his numbers will continue to remain impressive. Scat-back Darren Sproles has joined LT a major point-producer in fantasy football and both will continue to do so. (SportsBuff.com)

The extra week has helped Manning get his health back and get some of his timing back. He will rebound with a big statistical game against a weak Texan secondary as the Colts travel to Houston. (SportsBuff.com)

Welcome back, sir. (SportsBuff.com)

No worries unless you hear otherwise. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Tucker could be a solid sleeper the rest of the way, but it'd be nice to see a bit more production from him before trusting him. That said, you could find justification in starting him against the Raiders this week. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

This kind of game is why he's in your lineup. It's why you can endure the three-tackle outings. It's also why you group a boom-or-bust player with someone such as Rodney Harrison, Lawyer Milloy or Kirk Morrison, who posts more consistent numbers. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Keiaho is emerging as expected as an upper-level IDP. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

His role may be limited, as he's clearly not 100 percent yet. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

Sproles put up 317 total yards last week in the loss to Denver. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

Phillips is a solid play against the Jets, who have allowed five sacks so far. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

We'll see how the team defense fares without him, though I don't think it's a strong fantasy option anyway. Second-year player Melvin Bullitt will replace Sanders. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Another hit to the O-line. Ugoh protects Peyton Manning's blind side. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

He'll be in the backfield Monday night, no worries. (Marc Pruitt/SportsBuff.com)

All owners can do right now is worry and probably start him again in Week 3. If you can afford to, though, it might not be a bad idea to bench Tomlinson for a game. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

He could be worth playing again in Week 3 as well, as Freeney notched two sacks in his lone meeting with the Jaguars last season -- despite collecting just 3.5 total over nine games. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)

Phillips managed just two total tackles and a pass breakup last week after eight solos in the first game. His value generally relies on his pass-rush ability, which we'll have to believe is hurt by the absence of Shawne Merriman on the other side until he disproves that. Phillips is a decent IDP, though, and can remain in lineups in relatively deep leagues if he's healthy. (Matt Schauf/SportsBuff.com)