You might be surprised by the name at the top of the rankings this week. After all, he's gained just 227 yards this season and scored only one touchdown. But playing against the rag-tag Tennessee secondary, Wes Welker should have a field day. I wouldn't be surprised to see him with double-digit catches and a couple TDs, especially if Randy Moss continues to struggle. After all, Welker already has 41 targets in just three games played.1. Wes Welker, NE vs. TEN
2. Greg Jennings, GB vs. DET
3. Steve Smith, NYG at NO
4. Larry Fitzgerald, ARI at SEA
5. Randy Moss, NE vs. TEN
6. Steve Smith, CAR at TB
7. DeSean Jackson, PHI at OAK
8. Andre Johnson, HOU at CIN
9. Nate Burleson, SEA vs. ARI
10. Roddy White, ATL vs. CHI
11. Chad Ochocinco, CIN vs. HOU
12. Donald Driver, GB vs. DET
13. T.J. Houshmandzadeh, SEA vs. ARI
14. Mike Sims-Walker, JAC vs. STL
15. Brandon Marshall, DEN at SD
16. Santana Moss, WAS vs. KC
17. Hines Ward, PIT vs. CLE
18. Vincent Jackson, SD vs. DEN
19. Anquan Boldin, ARI at SEA
20. Marques Colston, NO vs. NYG
21. Dwayne Bowe, KC at WAS
22. Donnie Avery, STL at JAC
23. Bernard Berrian, MIN vs. BAL
24. Santonio Holmes, PIT vs. CLE
25. Eddie Royal, DEN at SD
26. Derrick Mason, BAL at MIN
27. Braylon Edwards, NYJ vs. BUF
28. Kevin Walter, HOU at CIN
29. Sidney Rice, MIN vs. BAL
30. Steve Breaston, ARI at SEA
31. Hakeem Nicks, NYG at NO
32. Jeremy Maclin, PHI at OAK
33. Mario Manningham, NYG at NO
34. Nate Washington, TEN at NE
35. Johnny Knox, CHI at ATL
36. Percy Harvin, MIN vs. BAL
37. Bryant Johnson, DET at GB
38. Muhsin Muhammad, CAR at TB
39. Devery Henderson, NO vs. NYG
40. Mike Wallace, PIT vs. CLE
41. Devin Hester, CHI at ATL
42. Torry Holt, JAC vs. STL
43. Kevin Curtis, PHI at OAK
44. Andre Caldwell, CIN vs. HOU
45. Mark Clayton, BAL at MIN
46. Terrell Owens, BUF at NYJ
47. Keenan Burton, STL at JAC
48. Lance Moore, NO vs. NYG
49. Earl Bennett, CHI at ATL
50. Lee Evans, BUF at NYJ
51. Dennis Northcutt, DET at GB
52. Kenny Britt, TEN at NE
53. Antonio Bryant, TB vs. CAR
54. Mohamed Massaquoi, CLE at PIT
55. David Clowney, NYJ vs. BUF
56. Bobby Wade, KC at WAS
57. Jason Avant, PHI at OAK
58. Justin Gage, TEN at NE
59. Jordy Nelson, GB vs. DET
60. Julian Edelman, NE vs. TEN
• The return of Chad Clifton and the signing of Mark Tauscher strengthens the offensive line and greatly improves the prospects of the Green Bay passing game. With more time to hang on to the ball, Aaron Rodgers should return to hitting Greg Jennings deep. This could be the last week to buy low on Jennings in your league.
• Nate Burleson continues to be one of the most pleasant surprises of the fantasy season. He's tied with Randy Moss for the second-most targets in the league (behind Andre Johnson). T.J. Houshmandzadeh ranks seventh in the NFL, proving there's plenty of balls to go around in Seattle.
• This week the "Who gets to face the crummy Jacksonville secondary" dial stops on the Rams. A non-existent Jaguar pass rush should give Marc Bulger plenty of time to find deep threat Donnie Avery again and again on Sunday. Start Avery, the only pass-catching threat for the Rams, with confidence.
• Did you have the guts to roll the dice with Braylon Edwards in his first New York start? Those people who did were rewarded (I wouldn't have risked it myself) and now he gets to face Buffalo at home. If the Jets would have held off on trading for Edwards for a week, he could have started back-to-back games against the Bills! One will have to do.
• I'm done with the Bills. I'm glad they're trashing the ill-conceived no-huddle offense, but what did they see in the offseason that made them think it was a good idea in the first place? At any rate, I want nothing to do with Terrell Owens or Lee Evans against the great Jets pass defense. Unlike Miami, Buffalo doesn't have a gimmick offense to open up the field for their QB.
