Go to your league's ranking page and sort the wide receivers by average production per game. It's probably not a shock to see two Patriots in the top six, but did you realize that there were three Giants receivers in the top 15? Steve Smith has obviously caught our attention, and Mario Manningham has caught TDs in back-to-back weeks to remain fantasy relevant. Coming up in a blaze of points is Hakeem Nicks, who has scored over 10 points in each of his last three contests by catching long touchdown after long touchdown -- in fact, he only had one catch in Week 4 and took it 54 yards for a score for an 11.4-point game. Are all three starter-worthy this week? 1. Andre Johnson, HOU vs. SF
2. Vincent Jackson, SD at KC
3. Roddy White, ATL at DAL
4. Reggie Wayne, IND at STL
5. Larry Fitzgerald, ARI at NYG
6. Donald Driver, GB at CLE
7. Chad Ochocinco, CIN vs. CHI
8. DeSean Jackson, PHI at WAS
9. Hines Ward, PIT vs. MIN
10. Marques Colston, NO at MIA
11. Steve Smith, NYG vs. ARI
12. Wes Welker, NE vs. TB (London)
13. Randy Moss, NE vs. TB (London)
14. Dwayne Bowe, KC vs. SD
15. Greg Jennings, GB at CLE
16. Sidney Rice, MIN at PIT
17. Johnny Knox, CHI at CIN
18. Hakeem Nicks, NYG vs. ARI
19. Santonio Holmes, PIT vs. MIN
20. Steve Smith, CAR vs. BUF
21. Miles Austin, DAL vs. ATL
22. Austin Collie, IND at STL
23. Braylon Edwards, NYJ at OAK
24. Kevin Walter, HOU vs. SF
25. Steve Breaston, ARI at NYG
26. Santana Moss, WAS vs. PHI
27. Lance Moore, NO at MIA
28. Ted Ginn, MIA vs. NO
29. Mario Manningham, NYG vs. ARI
30. Bernard Berrian, MIN at PIT
31. Chris Chambers, SD at KC
32. Pierre Garcon, IND at STL
33. Earl Bennett, CHI at CIN
34. James Jones, GB at CLE
35. Michael Crabtree, SF at HOU
36. Jeremy Maclin, PHI at WAS
37. Devin Hester, CHI at CIN
38. Devery Henderson, NO at MIA
39. Mike Wallace, PIT vs. MIN
40. Jerheme Urban, ARI at NYG
41. Lee Evans, BUF at CAR
42. Davone Bess, MIA vs. NO
43. Roy Williams, DAL vs. ATL
44. Percy Harvin, MIN at PIT
45. Andre Caldwell, CIN vs. CHI
46. Bobby Wade, KC vs. SD
47. Isaac Bruce, SF at HOU
48. Malcom Floyd, SD at KC
49. Mohamed Massaquoi, CLE vs. GB
50. Chaz Schilens, OAK vs. NYJ
51. Donnie Avery, STL vs. IND
52. Robert Meachem, NO at MIA
53. Jason Avant, PHI at WAS
54. Terrell Owens, BUF at CAR
55. Josh Morgan, SF at HOU
56. Keenan Burton, STL vs. IND
57. Michael Jenkins, ATL at DAL
58. Laveranues Coles, CIN vs. CHI
59. Joshua Cribbs, CLE vs. GB
60. Jacoby Jones, HOU vs. SF
• Fellas that I don't foresee playing in this week's action (and therefore unranked in this column) include Anquan Boldin, Jerricho Cotchery and Antonio Bryant. OK, Bryant might play, but you won't be able to tell by his line.
• It's time to face facts: Donald Driver is the clear No. 1 target for Aaron Rodgers right now. I'm as shocked as you are, Greg Jennings owners. Jennings was a beacon of consistency over the last two seasons, throwing up a WR1 game virtually every time he stepped onto the field. That kind of skill doesn't just disappear, so I remain adamant that Jennings is a great add for your team at a low price.
• How 'bout that Sidney Rice guy? Great size, wonderful hands -- this is the player we thought the Vikings were getting when they selected Rice in the second round a few years back. I've been very patient with Rice in my dynasty league, and it's good to see patience rewarded. As long as Brett Favre is under center, Rice is an every-week starter.
• With Ryan Fitzpatrick drawing the start, you can forget about Terrell Owens and Lee Evans this week. There are some No. 3 WRs that I'd rather start over the Buffalo pair in Week 7, particularly Jerheme Urban, who would move into the No. 3 role should Anquan Boldin need to sit out.
• Besides Urban, the sneaky play of the week goes to James Jones, who has seen his role in Green Bay elevated to that of a No. 3 receiver. I also kind of like Michael Crabtree in his first professional game -- you have to believe coach Mike Singletary will have the freshman wideout fired up, and the newly-signed Crabtree will be looking to make a great first impression.
