Berry "Loves"
Ricky Williams - Now this one is late and yes, I liked him too... after all, I started him on my fantasy team and reaped the rewards to the tune of 36+ fantasy points
Lex Hilliard - Berry liked him in deeper leagues, but I never heard him... too obscure
Jonathon Stewart - DeAngelo is still the main main and most talented in Carolina and it showed in Miami
Jason Campbell - Campbell will never be on my love-list, until further notice
Santana Moss - and Moss won't even with his history of big games against Dallas, not as long as Campbell is his QB
Mohammad Massaquoi - I don't see anyone on the Browns really worth starting these days. Their offense looked horrible with Derek Anderson at QB and pathetic is not too strong a word with Quinn under center
Steelers D - Yeah, they should bury KC, sorry Todd Haley
Eli Manning and Steve Smith - Smith has slid into a consistant if not spectacular fantasy WR, worth a solid #2 or weaker #1 slot, but Eli has been sputtering... and will continue so-so numbers against Atlanta
Jason Snelling - too early to proclaim the back up as savior
Jeremy Shockey - I hate those short "trends" that fantasy guru's say predict the future, like the Bucs giving up a TD in 3 of 4 games to a TE... does that mean Shockey will score too? Not, but I still like him against Tampa
Pierre Garcon - He is a decent flex and marginal #2 play if you have him. He is available on many wires, and if you have room, pick him up
Joe Flacco - I can agree with this one just because the Raven defense doesn't scare Manning and the Colts, so Flacco is gonna have to go toe-to-toe with Peyton
TJ House, Nate Burleson and John Carlson - I am not sure why Berry likes the three amigos from Seattle against the stout Minnesota defense... I for one, don't, except maybe Carlson
Brett Favre - Minnesota will start resting AP for the stretch run, using more of Chester Taylor and Favre will continue to ball... throw Sidney Rice in here too.
Bernard Scott - mmmmm, he got nicked up last week after taking over for Benson, and I don't know if he will answer the call to greatest, plus LJ will steal some carries I think
Bengals D - Lock this one, the Raider's offense is anemic
LT - Love his Kari Wuhrer comments, but Denver has a TON to lose in this game, and if they have any backbone, will stand up and fight, shutting down LT
Tony Scheffler - He is worth starting
Greg Olsen - Thanks for sharing the points against info Mr Roto, but unless Culter really starts checking down more, Olsen will continue to be a fanatsy after thought most weeks
LeSean McCoy - this one is a no-brainer
Kevin Walter - Someone has to step in for the production of IR Owen Daniels, and I thought Walter would do that sooner, but perhaps this is the week
Berrys "Hates"
Roy Williams - Even though he sucks and is doing his best to replace TO as a prima-donna and drop-meister, Williams is getting more and more targets and chances to produce, Miles Austin is NOT a #1 NFL wideout and facing the top corners and defenses taking him away is working, so Williams will continue to get opportunities
Frank Gore - Yeah, I agree, Green Bay has not given up a big game to a RB this year really
Ryan Grant - I see a middling game for Grant against the 49'ers
Jamaal Charles - I agree with this one, the Steelers are mad and will bury the Chiefs early, with no time for a running game
Matt Ryan - The Giants have a good pass rush and Ryan has been mediocre of late, but I hold out hope
Carson Palmer and Ocho Cinco - With Benson sidelined, the running game will not be the focus, so the passing game will be... I would pick up Coles if you have room, lots of folks dropped him and he has been quietly out producing "85" recently
Mike Sims-Walker and Torry Holt - The Bills are in disarray, one MSW will do fine, not sure about Holt (who else but me misses the old Holt?)
Joseph Addai - Addai has been having an unspectacular if not really solid year, probably near the #10 RB spot in your league... look for yourself, I could see him doing ok here
Austin Collie - Collie has disappeared since a nice week... weeks ago
Laurence Maroney - The Jets are not nearly as tough as they were earlier in the year. Maroney would be an ok #2 option
Knowshon Moreno - The San Diego defense is not as tough as it once was and Moreno will be ok, not great, but ok
Jay Cutler - Yeah, Philly is tough on D and Culter is too careless with the ball... mad skills, but careless
Devin Hester - He will be on my bench this week
Ryan Moats - I stashed him on my fantasy bench, but not sure what I have in him yet... I will be watching this week
Today's Hottie: Danielle
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