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The Waiver Wire Week 4

Get this guy! (final edition)
By: Pete Davidson : September 25, 2012 9:17am

Good evening, folks. And welcome to week four! This is the final version of the waiver wire. I'll be back tomorrow with some fresh advice on trade targets, so check back for that. As always, we'll back on Thursday to preview the week's first game and we'll have lineup rankings released starting on Friday.

Below we have this week's targeted players and I've just added the waiver rankings with some comments.

Here's our first podcast for WEEI.COM. We'll be posting it here every week from here on out.

Quarterbacks

Christian Ponder, Vikings
Andy Dalton, Bengals
Jake Locker, Titans
Kevin Kolb, Cardinals
Shaun Hill, Lions

Running Backs

Mikel Leshoure, Lions
Jacquizz Rodgers, Falcons
Rashard Mendenhall, Steelers
Pierre Thomas, Saints
Ryan Williams, Cardinals
Daryl Richardson, Rams
Bilal Powell, Jets
Vick Ballard, Colts
Tashard Choice, Bills
Lamar Miller, Dolphins
Ronnie Hillman, Broncos
Chris Ogbonnaya, Browns
Lance Ball, Broncos
Brandon Bolden, Patriots

Wide Receivers

Denarius Moore, Raiders
Julian Edelman, Patriots
Jerome Simpson, Vikings
Randall Cobb, Packers
Alshon Jefferey, Bears
Golden Tate, Seahawks
Ramses Barden, Giants
T.Y. Hilton, Colts
Brian Hartline, Dolphins
Leonard Hankerson, Redskins
Aldrick Robinson, Redskins
Donnie Avery, Colts
Josh Gordon Browns
Michael Floyd, Cardinals
Jacoby Jones, Ravens
TJ Graham, Bills
Armon Binns, Bengals
Cecil Shorts, Jaguars
Jeremy Kerley, Jets

Tight Ends

Kyle Rudolph, Vikings
Heath Miller, Steelers
Dustin Keller, Jets
Jordan Cameron, Browns

Defense/Special Teams

Cardinals
Broncos
Cowboys
Falcons
Dolphins
Redskins
Buccaneers
Bengals

Kickers

Justin Tucker, Ravens
Greg Zuerlein, Rams
Lawrence Tynes, Giants
Jay Feely, Cardinals
Blair Walsh, Vikings

Rank	PLAYER	POS	TEAM	BYE	ROLE	THE SKINNY
53	Mikel Leshoure	RB	DET	5	RB2	I hope you nabbed him last week if you had the chance. This is a big back with good feet and pretty solid all-around skills. His potential in Detroit’s offense is sky high. If Leshoure is available in your league, we suggest fighting to get this guy as the Lions clearly have him pegged as their primary back. He can start for you in any and all formats for as long as he stays healthy.
74	Cedric Benson	RB	GB	10	RB3	He’s got the job and the fantasy numbers are starting to come. He should be owned in all leagues.
76	Ben Tate	RB	HOU	8	RB3	He’s got to be owned as a handcuff at minimum.
77	Peyton Hillis	RB	KC	7	RB3	He hurt his foot and week four may be in doubt, but he should be owned in most leagues.
80	Jonathan Stewart	RB	CAR	6	RB3	He should be owned in all 12-team leagues and will be back in week four.
83	Denarius Moore	WR	OAK	5	WR3	He’s a Rotobahn favorite for sure, and he looks to be back at full health now, so we strongly recommend picking him up in all leagues if he is available. Moore has WR2 upside to go with some risk for injury. Ride him while he’s hot.
85	Brandon LaFell	WR	CAR	6	WR3	If he got dumped off of a bad game, then you should get him.
86	DeAngelo Williams	RB	CAR	6	RB3	He’s looked very good, but the offense broke down around him in week three. Should be owned in all 12-team leagues.
89	Jacquizz Rodgers	RB	ATL	7	RB3	The Falcons slowly are getting him into a co-lead role with Michael Turner, and he’s a very exciting player. He should be owned in almost all formats and could eventually have big value in PPR leagues.
90	Joe Flacco	QB	BAL	8	QB2	He’s a borderline QB1 right now, so he needs to be rostered.
92	Michael Crabtree	WR	SF	9	WR3	Looking better and better. Should be owned in all leagues.
94	Santonio Holmes	WR	NYJ	9	WR4	He will get better now as the Jets are forced to aim higher without offensively with Revis toast for 2012.
95	Donald Brown	RB	IND	4	RB3	He’s a JAG, but he should be owned in most formats. In leagues with bench space, you need to roster RB Vick Ballard as a handcuff for Brown.
97	Chris Wells	RB	ARI	10	RB4	He is dinged again and Ryan Williams looked good, but Beanie needs to be owned in all bust small leagues due to his upside.
99	Kyle Rudolph	TE	MIN	11	TE1	He’s going to be consistent from what we have seen on film, and his QB is playing very well. If Rudolph is available and you need some TE help, he is a viable start in any format or league size.
100	Ryan Williams	RB	ARI	10	RB4	He says he was running without confidence in his knee up until last week. If that’s true, it explains the lack of explosion we saw in preseason. In Week 3, he looked a lot better and the results were there to prove it. With Beanie Wells banged up, this is the time to roster Williams wherever he is available. He’s a nice flex option in 12-team leagues.
102	Mark Ingram	RB	NO	6	RB4	Still a talent and he should be rostered in all but small formats. If they start to play with some leads, his production will rise.
105	David Wilson	RB	NYG	11	RB4	Too talented to be available in 12-team formats. His upside is through the roof.
106	Julian Edelman	WR	NE	9	WR4	He was here last week, but he is still available in a lot of leagues. We think he has found a permanent role and was on his way to a very solid night had he not sat out the second half with a hand injury. We’d still be adding him in medium to large leagues. The guy plays incredibly hard and has seemingly won over the Patriots coaching staff.
107	Mike Williams	WR	TB	5	WR4	Struggled with the rest of his team this week, but he’ll be a decent flex on most weeks.
108	Andrew Luck	QB	IND	4	QB2	He’s looked very good so far as far as playing the game goes. He still has a ways to go to be a weekly fantasy play. He needs another weapon on the outside with some size and better ground support would help a lot too. The reason he’s been so viable so far is that he’s needed to throw a lot due to game circumstances. The good news is that this has a good chance of continuing.
109	Randall Cobb	WR	GB	10	WR4	If he was dropped off of his poor Week 2 showing or week three for that matter, then pick him up. He has upside in all formats and there are already some health concerns with Greg Jennings. Cobb should be owned in all 12-team leagues and all PPR leagues.
110	Titus Young	WR	DET	5	WR4	Looked a bit better last week and could explode at any time.
111	Dennis Pitta	TE	BAL	8	TE2	He looks better and better and can start for you in all formats.
112	Justin Blackmon	WR	JAC	6	WR4	He needs to get it together and is ranked this high purely for upside.
113	Jared Cook	TE	TEN	11	TE2	He’s looked good and Britt’s return will make it even tougher for defenses to account for him.
114	Matt Schaub	QB	HOU	8	QB2	They may have weeks where they just don’t need to throw due to their defense and running game, but we think Schaub is still a pretty solid QB2 who can start for you in just about any matchup.
116	Kendall Hunter	RB	SF	9	RB4	He’s a valuable handcuff though they aren’t getting him enough love right now to make him a viable flex option. That could change and Frank Gore is still prone to missing time.
117	Jermaine Gresham	TE	CIN	8	TE2	Looked better last week. Still packed with upside.
118	Nate Washington	WR	TEN	11	WR4	Made a great TD catch last week.
119	Carson Palmer	QB	OAK	5	QB2	He is getting volume though he has now lost 2 of his top 3 receivers.
120	Robert Turbin	RB	SEA	11	RB4	A rock solid handcuff for BEAST-MODE owners.
121	Roy Helu	RB	WAS	10	RB4	Still a sleeper we like.
123	Leonard Hankerson	WR	WAS	10	WR4	Coach Mike Shanahan has named him as a starter once Pierre Garcon returns and that is a significant thing when you look at how well Robert Griffin III is playing. Hankerson is a guy we really liked coming out of Miami last year, but his rookie campaign ended with a hip injury just when he was starting to earn playing time. The hip is fine now and now that he is starting he should be owned in most formats. Hankerson has the speed to make the big play and the size to be a good red zone option.
125	Christian Ponder	QB	MIN	11	QB2	If you’ve been a Rotobahn reader, then you know we like him. After Ponder got it done against a defense like San Francisco’s, it’s time more people jump on board. Ponder is a guy who should be rostered in all medium to large leagues, and some 10-team leagues too. He’s a nice, solid commodity.
125	Heath Miller	TE	PIT	4	TE2	He’s always had the talent and now he seems to have a more prominent spot in the pecking order. He can be your starter right now and for as long as they continue to feature him in the red zone. Miller is yet another reason why you don’t overpay for a tight end on draft day. He’s viable in all formats.
125	Sidney Rice	WR	SEA	11	WR4	Could be a fading commodity. We are going to watching him closely as Wilson seems to favor Tate.
126	Andy Dalton	QB	CIN	8	QB2	He has made some bad throws, but he’s played well overall. The keys to Dalton’s fantasy appeal are his weapons, led by A.J. Green, who is quickly becoming the scariest receiving threat this side of Calvin Johnson. Dalton can start for you when you need him to and he is a high-quality QB2. He should be owned in all formats.
126	Golden Tate	WR	SEA	11	WR4	Sure he is worth more with the replacement referees in place, but half of his production was totally legit. The knee issue appears to be behind him and he has been a primary option in both Weeks 2 and 3 after sitting out Week 1. Seattle runs a somewhat conservative scheme, but Tate can still make a run at WR3 status. For now, he is certainly worth owning in medium to large formats and help you for sure during the bye weeks. If Seattle opens things up a bit, then his value could increase. He’s available in most leagues.
127	Jake Locker	QB	TEN	11	QB2	I was hard on Locker last week, and he’s still got a scattershot arm, but we got a look at what he can do for fantasy owners in Week 3. He’s a guy you can use to play matchups, and getting Kenny Britt’s massive catch radius back certainly is a good thing for him. He should be rostered in all 12-team leagues as a QB2, and if he finds some consistency, he could move up into the top 12.
127	Alshon Jeffery	WR	CHI	6	WR5	This is an upside move. The Bears have issues right now, but once they clean up their pass protection, Jefferey is going to be a pretty solid flex option and maybe more. He’s really shown well on film so far. He should be a very high priority in long term formats. For now he is a guy who can help you during the bye weeks in deeper formats and is a nice upside stash in medium sized leagues.
128	Alex Smith	QB	SF	9	QB2	He’s a solid way to back up your QB1.
128	Jonathan Baldwin	WR	KC	7	WR5	He’s starting to make his move, so we are rostering him where we can.
130	Andrew Hawkins	WR	CIN	8	WR5	A very explosive player, who might get you more in a deal that he is actually worth.
131	Greg Olsen	TE	CAR	6	TE2	Looking better last week.
132	Robert Meachem	WR	SD	7	WR5	He doesn’t seem to be clicking yet with Rivers and Vincent Brown will be back in a month.
134	Kendall Wright	WR	TEN	11	WR5	Tons of upside, but he’s a bit lost in the shuffle an is being used on a lot shorter routes.
135	Pierre Thomas	RB	NO	6	RB4	Running very well right now.
136	Jerome Simpson	WR	MIN	11	WR5	Nobody stepped in and took his spot — quite the opposite, actually. We expect Simpson to take his job right away and we’d be rostering him in all medium to large leagues. The way Ponder is playing, this guy has a chance to be viable for fantasy.
139	Rashard Mendenhall	RB	PIT	4	RB4	All of their other backs have failed to claim any right to his job. He may be the lead back when the Steelers emerge from their Week 4 bye. If you need help at RB or have some roster space, we recommend rostering Mendy for his upside potential. He’s a viable stash in all formats.
141	Andre Brown	RB	NYG	11	RB4	Hard to say exactly what his value is now, but he can clearly be a force with enough touches.
142	Daryl Richardson	RB	STL	9	RB4	Steven Jackson remains risky, and now we know who his backup really is. Richardson has some nice upside as we told you back in August. You need to have him rostered if you are relying on Jackson, and we recommend rostering him in large leagues just for his upside in the event of another injury to Jackson.
143	Bilal Powell	RB	NYJ	9	RB5	Shonn Greene finally might be forcing the coaching staff’s hands. He’s just not getting enough yards after contact. Powell has been the better back if you go by what we’ve seen through three weeks. The Jets are looking for answers and we suspect that they may look to Powell as the main back soon. As we have said before, you should have him rostered if you own Greene, but we’d pick him up for upside in large leagues even if you do not own Greene.
144	Coby Fleener	TE	IND	4	TE2	He could become a weekly starter at some point. Maybe even some point soon.
145	Jonathan Dwyer	RB	PIT	4	RB5	He’s still got value until Mendenhall shows that he is going to be the answer.
146	Ryan Fitzpatrick	QB	BUF	8	QB2	He throws a lot, so he has some value.
146	Josh Freeman	QB	TB	5	QB2	We still think he can settle in with all the good talent in Tampa.
147	Owen Daniels	TE	HOU	8	TE2	Looking very good. He can help you in most formats.
148	Donnie Avery	WR	IND	4	WR5	The season-ending injury to Austin Collie should give Avery a permanent gig of some sort, but we always worry about his health. Avery is worth rostering in large 12-team formats with Luck playing so well.
149	Vick Ballard	RB	IND	4	RB5	We’d have him rostered in medium to large leagues. He’s the choice of the new regime. And with Donald Brown failing to impress in any meaningful way, we expect Ballard to get a chance at the starter’s gig at some point. Brown owners would be wise to get Ballard rostered via waiver wire or trade. Ballard’s price could go up at any time.
150	Nate Burleson	WR	DET	5	WR5	He’ll be inconsistent because they have so may weapons, but he showed what he can do in week three. He’s a flex option in 12-team formats and he’ll help you during the bye weeks.
151	Greg Little	WR	CLE	10	WR5	He’s at a bit of a crossroads. They want him to take the lead role, but he is dropping too many balls. Hang on to him for now in deeper leagues.
152	Toby Gerhart	RB	MIN	11	RB5
153	Darrius Heyward-Bey	WR	OAK	5	WR5	He’s suffering from a fresh concussion and could be out for a week or more.
154	Russell Wilson	QB	SEA	11	QB3	He looks great, but they will need to open things up a bit for him to make a bigger fantasy impact.
156	Evan Royster	RB	WAS	10	RB5
157	Stephen Hill	WR	NYJ	9	WR5	Hill is going to have some good weeks, but the Jets offense and his own inconsistent hands will keep it from happening every week. He is worth owning as the Jets may be forced to throw a lot more now with a Revis-less defense.
158	Brian Hartline	WR	MIA	7	WR5	He is going to be rosterable as long as he can stay healthy. They are going to throw the ball plenty and he is the best they have. He makes a solid flex in 12-team formats and a solid WR3 during the bye weeks. He’s not sexy, but he will produce on most weeks.
159	Lamar Miller	RB	MIA	7	RB5	Miller has a ton of upside if he gets a chance at a big role. Though Reggie Bush’s injury seems minor, he remains an injury-prone back likely to miss time sooner rather than later. Miller has outplayed second-string RB Daniel Thomas and we suspect that he will continue to do so. In large leagues and in long-term formats, we are rostering Miller if we can. Further, we prefer Miller to Thomas as a handcuff for Bush.
160	Mike Goodson	RB	OAK	5	RB5	Darren McFadden looked great last week, but you still want to protect yourself by handcuffing Goodson.
161	Dustin Keller	TE	NYJ	9	TE2	Now is probably the time to pick him up if he’s been dropped. Keller should be a starting caliber option within the next few weeks, and the Jets may need to expand their offense as the loss of Darrelle Revis takes the teeth out of their shutdown defense.
162	Randy Moss	WR	SF	9	WR6	Worth owning in 12-team leagues, but still not getting enough snaps to trust in your lineup. He looks good though.
163	Laurent Robinson	WR	JAC	6	WR6	Was concussed in week three and may not be a go for week four.
164	Daniel Thomas	RB	MIA	7	RB5	He looked good at times but coughed up a fumble once again. We like Lamar Miller a lot more, but the depth cart still favors Thomas, which is worth noting.
165	Bernard Scott	RB	CIN	8	RB5	Did nothing in his first action, but still a guy to keep an eye on.
166	Kevin Kolb	QB	ARI	10	QB3	Looking a lot better than we’ve seen him as a Cardinal.
167	Alex Green	RB	GB	10	RB5	Still going to be a factor at some point in our view, but it’s all Benson for now.
168	Kevin Ogletree	WR	DAL	5	WR6
169	Jackie Battle	RB	SD	7	RB5	He’s the guy to handcuff Mathews with.
171	Bernard Pierce	RB	BAL	8	RB5
172	Marcedes Lewis	TE	JAC	6	TE2
173	Felix Jones	RB	DAL	5	RB6
174	Rashad Jennings	RB	JAC	6	RB6
175	James Jones	WR	GB	10	WR6
176	Brandon Gibson	WR	STL	9	WR6
177	Donald Jones	WR	BUF	8	WR6
178	Cecil Shorts	WR	JAC	6	WR6	He scored again, and though his role has been inconsistent, we like his game a lot. With Laurent Robinson nursing a concussion, Shorts could be in line for a start in Week 4. He could be useful in deep leagues if you need some bye week help.
179	Tashard Choice	RB	BUF	8	RB6	He got all the action after C.J. Spiller left and he may be the lead back in Week 4 depending on the availability of both Spiller and Fred Jackson. Choice is fluent in Chan Gailey’s offense, so he’s a good bet to have value if he starts. He’s a good option in large formats if you own Jackson or Spiller.
180	Isaac Redman	RB	PIT	4	RB6	Looked very pedestrian.
181	Ryan Tannehill	QB	MIA	7	QB3
184	Shane Vereen	RB	NE	9	RB6
185	Aldrick Robinson	WR	WAS	10	WR6	He could have big upside if both Hankerson and Garcon are out next week. Keep an eye on that situation and act accordingly. We’ll be updating this via Twitter on Sunday.
186	Mark Sanchez	QB	NYJ	9	QB3
187	Blaine Gabbert	QB	JAC	6	QB3
188	Dexter McCluster	WR	KC	7	WR6
189	Baltimore Ravens	DEF	BAL	8	DEF1
189	Davone Bess	WR	MIA	7	WR6
190	Jacoby Jones	WR	BAL	8	WR6	He has looked very good in Baltimore’s offense and we expect that to continue. His role is limited, so he’s a reach as a weekly starter, even in deep leagues. But with the bye weeks now upon us, he has some flex appeal in medium to large leagues.
191	Josh Gordon	WR	CLE	10	WR6	Gordon has looked pretty good, and with Greg Little dropping passes and Mohamed Massaquoi banged up, Gordon will get more opportunities. He has a lot of talent and should be owned in large formats. Keep an eye on him in all formats due to his upside.
192	Sam Bradford	QB	STL	9	QB3
193	T.Y. Hilton	WR	IND	4	WR7	If you read our preseason content at Rotobahn, then you know how much I like this kid, and now it appears that he is back to full health. Andrew Luck certainly seems to like him and he brings a big-play element that the Indy offense was lacking. There’s reason to wonder if he can hold up, but we’d roster him in medium to large formats just for his upside. He made the big play last week and he can do that again in Week 4, but what is more heartening for fantasy GMs is that he went on to post a 100-yard game, too. We have a feeling that he will come out of Indy’s Week 4 bye with a more established role.
197	Doug Baldwin	WR	SEA	11	WR7
200	Chris Ogbonnaya	RB	CLE	10	RB6	He’s going to have value if Trent Richardson gets injured, and we’d use Ogbonnaya as a handcuff if we owned the talented rookie. He tends to produce when given the chance.
201	Joique Bell	RB	DET	0	RB6
202	Mike Tolbert	RB	CAR	6	RB6
203	Lance Ball	RB	DEN	7	RB6	Like Hillman, Ball has passed Moreno on the depth chart. In deep leagues, he is a guy to own, especially if you own McGahee. Ball has looked very good so far this year in limited touches.
204	Ronnie Hillman	RB	DEN	7	RB6	Hillman’s time is coming, and we already have a ding on Willis McGahee. Hillman seems to have passed Knowshon Moreno on the depth chart. With Peyton Manning at the helm and looking for more options, Hillman could have significant value. He looked very good with the ball in his hands. Make sure he is rostered in all large leagues and some medium-sized leagues as well. His upside is very significant.
205	Bryce Brown	RB	PHI	7	RB6
206	Andre Roberts	WR	ARI	10	WR7
207	Isaiah Pead	RB	STL	9	RB6
208	New York Giants	DEF	NYG	11	DEF1
209	Knowshon Moreno	RB	DEN	7	RB7
210	Michael Floyd	WR	ARI	10	WR7	He finally did something in Week 3 and it is probably time to roster him if he is available in large leagues. The kid has a lot of upside if they decide to start him, which they might at some point soon. He’s a stash.
211	Jeremy Kerley	WR	NYJ	9	WR7	For big leagues only. Kerley is a factor, but he’s posting heavier numbers right now than he normally would due to Dustin Keller’s absence. Kerley can help you next week if you are in need in a deep format, but his long-term value is tied to Keller’s return.
212	Matt Cassel	QB	KC	7	QB3
213	Justin Tucker	K	BAL	8	PK1
214	Rod Streater	WR	OAK	5	WR7
215	Jahvid Best	RB	DET	5	RB7	Sounds like a midseason return is possible. Still very risky
216	Devery Henderson	WR	NO	6	WR7
217	Armon Binns	WR	CIN	8	WR7	Binns is available in really deep formats and he can help you as a depth player with a little upside. They are getting it done in Cincy right now and Binns has been consistently involved.
218	Ramses Barden	WR	NYG	11	WR7	Barden is tricky. He looked very good in Week 3, and if you own Hakeem Nicks, this seems like a rare wide receiver handcuff opportunity. We don’t think Barden will have much fantasy value if he’s not starting, but we are adding him in leagues where we own Nicks.
219	Steven Smith	WR	STL	9	WR7
220	Mario Manningham	WR	SF	9	WR7
221	Mason Crosby	K	GB	10	PK1
222	Lawrence Tynes	K	NYG	11	PK1
223	Danny Woodhead	RB	NE	9	RB7
224	Shayne Graham	K	HOU	8	PK1
225	Steve Breaston	WR	KC	7	WR8
226	Matt Prater	K	DEN	7	PK1
227	Denver Broncos	DEF	DEN	7	DEF1
228	Blair Walsh	K	MIN	11	PK1
229	Brandon Weeden	QB	CLE	10	QB3
230	New England Patriots	DEF	NE	9	DEF1
231	Robbie Gould	K	CHI	6	PK1
232	Santana Moss	WR	WAS	10	WR7
233	Dallas Cowboys	DEF	DAL	5	DEF2
234	Detroit Lions	DEF	DET	5	DEF1
235	Keshawn Martin	WR	HOU	8	WR8
236	Atlanta Falcons	DEF	ATL	7	DEF2
237	TJ Graham	WR	BUF	8	WR8	Graham has daylight in terms of having a path to playing time. Now he has to show some consistency. We like him as an add in deep leagues. He was already rosterable in dynasty and other long-term formats. Not a great fit for Ryan Fitzpatrick’s pop-gun arm, but we like him apart from that.
238	Javon Ringer	RB	TEN	11	RB7
239	Emmanuel Sanders	WR	PIT	4	WR8
240	Dan Bailey	K	DAL	5	PK1
241	Shaun Hill	QB	DET	5	QB3	If you are a Stafford owner and if Stafford does indeed miss a game leading into his bye week, then Hill is a good way to deal with Week 4. Hill also can be your backup for Stafford once Detroit gets past its bye week. Hill proved once again that he is a dependable fantasy asset when receives playing time. He’s well versed and comfortable in Detroit’s system. He can start for you in any format as long as he is starting for Detroit. Stafford’s injury looks less serious than originally thought, but Hill still is a good way to protect yourself. The Lions kick off at 1 p.m. You can also use your normal backup if you are comfortable with that option.
242	Garrett Hartley	K	NO	6	PK2
243	Greg Zuerlein	K	STL	9	PK2
244	Montario Hardesty	RB	CLE	10	RB7
245	Jason Snelling	RB	ATL	7	RB7
246	DJ Ware	RB	TB	5	RB7
247	LeGarrette Blount	RB	TB	5	RB7
248	Jordan Cameron	TE	CLE	10	TE3	He’s been a trendy TE sleeper for a year or so, and he got plenty of looks last week. If you play in a really deep league, he might be useful for bye week help and he’s a stash guy in medium to large leagues if you have some bench space to work with.
249	Washington Redskins	DEF	WAS	10	DEF2
250	Mike Nugent	K	CIN	8	PK2
251	Brandon Myers	TE	OAK	5	TE2
252	Brandon Bolden	RB	NE	9	RB7	He saw the ball in the red zone and converted a score. If you own Stevan Ridley in a deep format, then you might consider rostering Bolden, who has looked pretty good every time we’ve gotten a look at him. For deep leagues and dynasty only.
253	Dwayne Harris	WR	DAL	5	WR8
254	Brandon Tate	WR	CIN	8	WR8
255	Ryan Broyles	WR	DET	5	WR8
256	Taiwan Jones	RB	OAK	5	RB7
257	Vincent Brown	WR	SD	7	WR8
258	Braylon Edwards	WR	SEA	11	WR8
259	Nate Kaeding	K	SD	7	PK2
260	San Diego Chargers	DEF	SD	7	DEF2
261	Ryan Succop	K	KC	7	PK2
262	Rob Bironas	K	TEN	11	PK2
263	Lance Kendricks	TE	STL	9	TE3
264	Alex Henery	K	PHI	7	PK2
265	Travis Benjamin	WR	CLE	10	WR8
266	Kevin Walter	WR	HOU	8	WR8
267	Robert Housler	TE	ARI	10	TE3
268	Anthony McCoy	TE	SEA	11	TE3
269	LaRod Stephens-Howling	RB	ARI	10	RB7
270	Mohamed Massaquoi	WR	CLE	10	WR8
271	Brandon Jacobs	RB	SF	9	RB7
272	Joe McKnight	RB	NYJ	9	RB8
273	Brian Quick	WR	STL	9	WR9
274	Rueben Randle	WR	NYG	11	WR9
275	Brandon Stokley	WR	DEN	7	WR9
276	Chris Rainey	RB	PIT	4	RB8
277	Matt Bryant	K	ATL	7	PK2
278	Tony Moeaki	TE	KC	7	TE3
279	James Starks	RB	GB	10	RB8
280	Earl Bennett	WR	CHI	6	WR9
281	Riley Cooper	WR	PHI	7	WR9
282	Kellen Davis	TE	CHI	6	TE3
283	Dion Lewis	RB	PHI	7	RB8
284	Tim Tebow	QB	NYJ	9	QB3
285	AJ Jenkins	WR	SF	9	WR9
286	Jason Avant	WR	PHI	7	WR9
287	LaMichael James	RB	SF	9	RB8
288	Devin Hester	WR	CHI	6	WR9
289	John Skelton	QB	ARI	10	QB3
290	New Orleans Saints	DEF	NO	6	DEF2
291	Buffalo Bills	DEF	BUF	8	DEF2
292	Harry Douglas	WR	ATL	7	WR9
293	Ed Dickson	TE	BAL	8	TE3
294	David Ausberry	TE	OAK	5	TE3
295	Dwayne Allen	TE	IND	4	TE3
296	Louis Murphy	WR	CAR	6	WR9
297	Tony Scheffler	TE	DET	5	TE3
298	LaVon Brazill	WR	IND	4	WR9
299	Josh Morgan	WR	WAS	10	WR9
300	Donald Driver	WR	GB	10	WR10
301	Chris Givens	WR	STL	9	WR10
302	Ronnie Brown	RB	SD	7	RB8
303	LeStar Jean	WR	HOU	8	WR10
304	Anthony Fasano	TE	MIA	7	TE3
305	Da’Rel Scott	RB	NYG	11	RB8
306	Chris Ivory	RB	NO	6	RB8
307	Brandon Jackson	RB	CLE	10	RB8
308	Eddie Royal	WR	SD	7	WR10
309	Billy Cundiff	K	WAS	10	PK2
310	Dallas Clark	TE	TB	5	TE3
311	Damian Williams	WR	TEN	11	WR10
312	Stefan Logan	RB	DET	5	RB8
313	Andre Caldwell	WR	DEN	7	WR10
314	Joe Adams	WR	CAR	6	WR10
315	James Hanna	TE	DAL	5	TE3
316	Ryan Mallett	QB	NE	9	QB3
317	Nick Foles	QB	PHI	7	QB3
318	Curtis Brinkley	RB	SD	7	RB8
319	Matt Hasselbeck	QB	TEN	11	QB4
320	Dom Hixon	WR	NYG	11	WR10
321	Adam Vinatieri	K	IND	4	PK2
322	Kevin Boss	TE	KC	7	TE4
323	Nick Folk	K	NYJ	9	PK2
324	Devin Aromashodu	WR	MIN	11	WR10
325	Keiland Williams	RB	DET	5	RB8
326	Kyle Williams	WR	SF	9	WR10
327	Delone Carter	RB	IND	4	RB9
328	Justin Forsett	RB	HOU	8	RB9
329	Mohamed Sanu	WR	CIN	8	WR10
330	Jerricho Cotchery	WR	PIT	4	WR10
331	Zach Miller	TE	SEA	11	TE4
332	Mike Thomas	WR	JAC	6	WR11
333	Colt McCoy	QB	CLE	10	QB4
334	Legedu Naanee	WR	MIA	7	WR11
335	Shaun Suisham	K	PIT	4	PK2
336	Leon Washington	RB	SEA	11	RB9
337	Kansas City Chiefs	DEF	KC	7	DEF2
338	Cyrus Gray	RB	KC	7	RB9
339	Dan Carpenter	K	MIA	7	PK3
340	Rian Lindell	K	BUF	8	PK3
341	Jay Feely	K	ARI	10	PK3
342	Josh Scobee	K	JAC	6	PK3
343	Jarius Wright	WR	MIN	11	WR11
344	Early Doucet	WR	ARI	10	WR11
345	Ben Watson	TE	CLE	10	TE4
346	Colin Kaepernick	QB	SF	9	QB4
347	Justin Medlock	K	CAR	6	PK3
348	Matt Flynn	QB	SEA	11	QB4
349	Jacoby Ford	WR	OAK	5	WR11
350	Austin Collie	WR	IND	4	WR11
351	Adrian Arrington	WR	NO	6	WR11
352	Greg Salas	WR	NE	9	WR11

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