We took a lot of heat for keeping Colston so high on our 2007 Redraft Rankings during his slump, but we kept the faith! The WR should be considered a top 10 receiver looking forward, especially in keeper/dynasty leagues. We have been flooded with questions from users wanting to know if Colston should be traded ASAP… We continue to tell fantasy owners to keep the WR unless someone is overpaying, as we only see this kid getting better. His early struggles were due to the Saints’ slow start, not Colston’s abilities. That said, if someone offers you too much (like one of our users landing Frank Gore for the WR this week)… well, then take it! But be sure you get some advice on our forums before you make a move!

There are a few writers on staff here at FFX that are White believers, but I am not sold just yet. I’ll admit, White is playing a lot better than I expected, but the Jaguars rushing defense is actually pretty decent and I don’t see White hitting the century-mark this week and I don’t see him getting in the end zone.

Lynch is going to be a machine in the final 7 games of the fantasy season. If you own him, don’t trade him because you won’t likely get enough for him. He has the upside of a top 10-12RB looking forward and I see him destroying that Dolphins rushing defense on Sunday, which is ranked 2nd to last in the entire league (giving up over 160 yards per game on the ground). That awful rushing D has also surrendered 11 rushing touchdowns in just 8 games. Just like we advised last week, start the beast in all leagues!

Whenever this guy gets the keys to the starting line-up, he fails to impress. He does fairly well when there is no pressure and he is coming off the bench to get some work, but once he gets his shot, he proves that he doesn’t have the build of a full-time runner. Don’t expect much out of Fargas this week… and honestly, I wouldn’t expect much out of him all year. Anything is possible in this sport we call fantasy football (as this year has taught us that), but Fargas just won’t get it done if you ask me. I hope LaMont gets his job back within a week so fantasy football can once again have a productive fantasy athlete scoring fantasy owners points.

He’s back! Palmer and the Bengals are getting their TD-threat back just in time, as Chad Johnson could be out at least a week after suffering a neck injury in Week 9. Henry and that Cincy passing attack face a tough defense in Baltimore on Sunday, but expect the Bengals to pass the football a ton and expect Palmer to find Henry in the end zone at least once.

Easy call. Benson is struggling and I’m not the biggest fan of the Bear, but he has the much easier match-up and I actually expect a decent game out of him this week. On top of that, like I stated above, I’m not a Fargas believer. Start Cedric Benson.

Not a fan of Fargas at all. He runs like a kick returner and he doesn’t have what it takes. Benson isn’t a super-star either, but he should get the carries and he has a decent match-up in Week 10. Not a tough call here. Start Cedric Benson .

Alexander may never be the same, fantasy owners better start coming to terms with that right now… Lynch, on the other hand, is breaking out just like we have been predicting. Granted, he has taken a little longer to get going than we expected, but the runner is ready to rumble. I wouldn’t be shocked if Lynch plays like a top 15 overall fantasy player looking forward. Start Marshawn Lynch.

I like Lynch a lot. Alexander is killing fantasy owners and if you are in this situation, you better start the hot hand. Lynch is that hot hand, so get him in your line-ups in all leagues unless you’re stacked at RB. Start Marshawn Lynch.

It’s hard to sit McGahee, but I think Barber is the better start. Barber has actually been slowed as of late, which is great for those looking to trade. I think Barber will get back in a groove in the final 7 weeks of the fantasy season. Start Marion Barber.

Marion Barber would get the nod from me if he was lights-out like he was earlier in the season, but for now I’m going to stick with McGahee. McGahee has looked surprisingly good and believe me, I am not a huge supporter of Willis McGahee. Still, given Barber faces a tough Giants D, I have to say I’d go with McGahee if faced with this situation. Both are pretty solid starts, though. Start Willis McGahee.