McGahee would be a risky start as Ray Rice has been on top of his game lately and the Ravens will stick with the hot hand. (SportsBuff.com)

Benson was likely given a day to rest and should be fine to play on Sunday against the Steelers. (SportsBuff.com)

Hauschka missed a field goal in the loss to the Bengals on Sunday and is 8-of-11 on the season. (SportsBuff.com)

Henry's season is over and he will be a free agent in 2010. (SportsBuff.com)

Heap is expected to play against the Bengals on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

McClain is expected to be fine to play against the Bengals on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Heap is expected to play against the Bengals on Sunday and should see a good number of targets. (SportsBuff.com)

McClain rushed three times for 31 yards on Sunday but still has little fantasy value behind Ray Rice and Willis McGahee on the depth chart. (SportsBuff.com)

Johnson has found his role as the main blocker for the Bengals and creating holes for Cedric Benson. He has no fantasy value. (SportsBuff.com)

Flacco has been dealing with an ankle injury and has a tough matchup in Week 8. The Broncos have only given up three passing touchdowns all season. (SportsBuff.com)

Flacco will be fresh off of a bye week and be ready to go against the Broncos. (SportsBuff.com)

Minnesota is the only team to have not yet allowed a rushing touchdown. That has been the crux of McGahee's value so far. (SportsBuff.com)

Rice is the best play in the Baltimore backfield this week for that reason, but he's not a strong option in non-PPR leagues against a tough Minnesota front. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer has been dealing a sprained left thumb but will be fine to play on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Leonard has been a depth RB in Cincinnati and has little fantasy value at the moment. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer should be good to go against the Texans on Sunday who do not stop the pass very well. (Sports Buff.com)

Tyree is expected to be active on Sunday but likely only in a special teams role. (SportsBuff.com)

Tyree has been working back from an injury and had been released by the Giants. He could work himself up a thin WR depth chart in Baltimore and should be monitored going forward. (SportsBuff.com)

Heap has failed to catch at least four balls in a game only once this year. He is once again a decent starting tight end option in a PPR league. (SportsBuff.com)

The Ravens ran the ball much less often than usual (only 18 rushing plays total) but Rice got nearly all the action. He has also become a favored receiver of Flacco's, something that ups his fantasy value considerably. (SportsBuff.com)

Considering how well he has been doing for his fantasy owners as of late, this performance would have to be considered something of a disappointment for them. Apparently, the Bengals defense is worthy of a bit more respect than many in the media have been giving it. (SportsBuff.com)

Like Palmer, Ochiconco is also starting to look like his former self. The good times ought to roll next week as well when the Bengals face off against the defensively challenged Texans. (SportsBuff.com)

Benson is starting to become a strong consideration to start every week as he did what few running backs have been able to. Perhaps all he really did need was a change of scenery. (SportsBuff.com)

Mason will be in the lineup on Sunday and could be slotted in your lineup as a nice WR3/flex option. (SportsBuff.com)

The injury is minor and is not expected to keep Benson out of action. Benson has a tough matchup against the Ravens in Week 5. (SportsBuff.com)

This was a somewhat disappointing performance by Benson as his owners anticipated him gobbling up yardage against the underwhelming Cleveland defense. However, it says a lot that people are now expecting great things from him. (Sportsbuff.com)

Early on, this looked like it would be a low scoring affair for Palmer as the Bengals controlled the game, but he had to work hard towards the end. He still doesn't look 100% back though and it's tough to recommend starting him on an every week basis. (Sportsbuff.com)

Heap should be at full strength after resting his back and should be started against New England on Sunday. (SportsBuff.com)

Benson will be fine for Sunday and has an excellent matchup against the Browns. (SportsBuff.com)

He will continue to benefit from Flacco's rapid development. Mason has enough left in the tank to be an every week starter in deep PPR leagues. (SportsBuff.com)

He's not getting a ton of touches, but he already has 5 rushing scores on the year thus far. Going forward, he at least should be started in deeper leagues as it looks like this trend will not stop any time soon. (SportsBuff.com)

The kid just keeps on getting better as he continues to develop. He'll face New England next week and actually could merit a strong start depending on who else you have on your roster. (SportsBuff.com)

Benson hasn't proven to be much of a receiving threat during his career (20 catches last season in 12 games with Cincinnati), so that could be a one week abberation. But he should continue to get plenty of carries as the Bengals' primary ball carrier. (SportsBuff.com)

Chatman wasn't even a lock to make the roster, anyway. (SportsBuff.com)

If Carson Palmer can stay healthy and he himself can stay out of trouble off the field, Henry could put up some decent numbers this season. (SportsBuff.com)

Henry owners that plan to start him this weekend should wait and see what Friday's injury report says. He practiced fully as recently as Wednesday, so it's possible the team was just resting him. (SportsBuff.com)

Clayton isn't a great fantasy option right now, but his speed could make him someone to keep an eye on if he can stay healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

He may be healthy now, but another injury always seems to be lurking on the horizon with him. (SportsBuff.com)

He has talent and Carson Palmer could always use another weapon. Keep an eye on him and be prepared to snap him up off the waiver wire at some point. (SportsBuff.com)

He is talented but injuries have derailed what wqs once a very promising career. There's no reason to have him anywhere near your squad. (SportsBuff.com)

Mason is still the best (and possibly only) thing that Baltimore has going on in the passing game. Expect him to perform as usual. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer looks to be ready for Sunday's season opener against Denver, in what looks like a favorable matchup. (SportsBuff.com)

Clayton has good speed, and could become a deep threat for QB Joe Flacco is he can stay healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Unless or until he is confirmed to be 100% healthy, it may be wise to avoid Graham this week despite the favorable matchup. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer has a favorable looking matchup this week against Denver, and if he doesn't have a setback later in the week could be worth starting. (SportsBuff.com)

If Williams can get and stay healthy, he should be able to usurp Washington. Either way, anyone serving as the Ravens' No. 3 WR has little fantasy value. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer and the Bengals face what could be a vulnerable Denver Broncos' secondary in their season opener. (SportsBuff.com)

Henry has the physical tools to be a productive NFL player, but off the field issues have almost always overshadowed his talent. He is worth a speculative flier late in drafts since he has had a strong preseason and QB Carson Palmer appears to be healthy. (SportsBuff.com)

Whoever wins this roster spot, Leonard or Dorsey, has no fantasy value unless injuries occur above them on the depth chart. (SportsBuff.com)

Palmer looks to be ready to go for the season opener against Denver, as long as he doesn't have any setbacks. (SportsBuff.com)