Spiller ankle injury gives Fred Jackson autonomy over the Bills backfieldAnother monster week of byes removes some of the most powerful offensive weapons from fantasy football lineups. How should you fill the gaps? What looms for the remaining big names?QB Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who've even mishandled Darrelle Revis, haven't solved mobile quarterbacks. Danger Russ hasn't thrown a pick in three weeks and has registered five touchdown throws in his last two games. Greg Schiano's sloppy bunch has allowed the most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks (29.0) in the last month.

RB Ray Rice, red bottom shoes cheap Baltimore Ravens: Blame his bum leg, the scheme or the offensive line: Rice looks cooked. Still, he just enjoyed a bye week, and with Bernard Pierce (hamstring) possibly inactive, Baltimore should ride its chewed up bell cow against a defense allowing an average of 23.0 fantasy points to running backs over the last four games.

WR Andre Johnson, Houston Texans: Case Keenum, the Texans' new starter, knows his mission. Even if Houston's dinged running backs suit up, Johnson will receive plenty of air time against an Indianapolis Colts secondary that provides little resistance to opposing wide receivers.

TE Coby Fleener, Indianapolis Colts: The Colts' first game without injured WR christian louboutin replica Reggie Wayne (knee) should involve plenty of chances for Fleener, who went 5 38 1 in Week 7. He's rolling, but the Miami Dolphins have surprisingly quelled passers, yielding 300 passing yards just twice all year and stifling (an albeit hobbled) Tom Brady last weekend.

RB Fred Jackson, Buffalo Bills: The Kansas City Chiefs defense has one of the lowest rushing averages (3.2) over the past four games. Spiller's ankle injury gives Jackson autonomy over the backfield, but the smothering defense should temper what he'll offer, even with 20 or more carries.

WR Brandon Marshall, Chicago Bears: It's hard to bench the target magnet, but don't expect much from QB Josh McCown facing a tough Green Bay Packers defense in his first start replacing Jay Cutler. The Packers' standout cornerback play has helped them post the fifth lowest fantasy output by wide receivers in the last month (12.8/week).

TE Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots: Brady hasn't looked comfortable, and Gronk took a dip last week as the defense keyed on him. The Pack aims to lighten Eddie Lacy's workload, and Starks should build on his 57 yard, one touchdown relief work from Sunday.

Oakland Raiders defense/special teams: Regardless of who's under center for the Philadelphia Eagles, turnovers have been a problem in Chip Kelly's offense. At home, the Silver red bottom shoes and Black, who've averaged 3.33 sacks and 2.67 takeaways louboutin replica over their last three games, should just win, baby.

QB Alex Smith, Kansas City Chiefs: Quarterbacks have trampled the Buffalo Bills; the rate of 23.8 fantasy points allowed since Week 4 is the third highest in the league. Smith doesn't excite, but with all the idle high octane quarterbacks, he's a prime play, especially cheap red bottom shoes if Smith's campaign to involve Dexter McCluster more often gains traction.

WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota Vikings: Talk about a gamble: Vikings wideouts christian louboutin shoes replica remain risky given the quarterback carousel, but the explosive rookie could enter the target fray more often. What do they have to lose? The Dallas Cowboys, one of the biggest doormats for receivers, haven't prevented the deep ball, Patterson's specialty.

Maybe it's the untimely departure of Henry Melton from the 2013 season, Charles Tillman's abnormal gait or simply the sight of Jay Cutler dipping his precious right shoulder to lower the boom, but the perfect start to the season seems suddenly vulnerable. The Bears are dangerously thin on the defensive line, and at cornerback and quarterback in a league where starting strong is nice, but finishing strong is critical.

It's wonderful to have a winning opening quarter of the season guaranteed, but that has been standard fare since Cutler's arrival via trade from the Broncos in 2009. The Bears have been 3 1, 3 1, 2 2, 3 1 and now have a chance to be 4 0. They have made the playoffs once and won one playoff game. If anything happens to Cutler, you can expect a bleak Russian winter of a football season without the Man from Santa Claus.

That's true of any NFL Wholesale Fake Sunglasses team that loses its quarterback, of course, but the Bears seem to have more other black spots on the roster than most. And while few defenses can play well without a pass rush, the hunch here is that a sustained injury to Tillman would be the tipping point in the season. With third cornerback Kelvin Hayden already lost for the year to a torn hamstring, Tillman's knee and groin injuries could spell disaster.

The Bears Cheap Replica Sunglasses are struggling to shut down receivers right now with Tillman playing through injuries. Green's nine catches for 162 yards with two touchdowns was the second best individual performance in Week 1. Antonio Brown's nine catches for 196 yards with two touchdowns was the best receiving performance in Week 3. Sandwiched between the two was five catches for 84 yards for the Vikings' Greg Jennings in Week 2. In order, that's an average of 18.0, 16.8 and 21.8 yards per catch by each of the first three opponents' top receivers.

Which brings us to the crucial matchup in Sunday's game. With a nod to rookie right guard Kyle Long's confrontation with Ndamukong Suh, the crucial matchup in this game is Tillman against Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson.

"Megatron" has been unworldly against most opponents, but he has struggled more against the Bears than any team in the division in large part because Tillman has battled him to a standoff. Johnson has 53 catches for 801 yards with four touchdowns in 11 games against the Bears.

Tillman, a lanky 6 foot 2 athlete, has played in 10 of those 11 games against the 6 5, 236 speedster Johnson. He has 33 tackles with three interceptions, three forced fumbles, 15 pass breakups and two return touchdowns. Thus, he has more than held his own.

And while it may seem like Replica Sunglasses Tillman has had a precarious grip on his season, he is actually ahead of his performance last year when he made the second of two straight selections to the Pro Bowl.

Tillman suffered a shin injury on special teams in the season opener a year ago and played just 13 of Michael Kors Cheap 66 snaps in that game, according to Pro Football Focus. Michael Kors Outlet He played in every snap the next two games.

He missed nine plays in the opener this year against the Bengals with illness and dehydration and played every down the next two games except 22 plays in the fourth quarter Sunday night against the Steelers.

Was he kept out in part to prepare him for another battle with Johnson? That seems to be the strategy the Lions employed when they held out Reggie Bush against the Redskins so he could be ready to go in a crucial division battle with the Bears. The Lions got some bad news when No. 2 receiver Nate Burleson broke his arm in a single car accident early Tuesday morning, but Bush is a much more valuable to them against the Bears.

Bush effects the front seven and even safety coverage because he creates matchup concerns all over the field. His presence holds linebackers closer to the line of scrimmage with his threat to run and as a receiver he can limit safety help over the top on Johnson.

The fear with the Bears Cheap Michael Kors Outlet this year is that an aging defense the league's third oldest starting unit break down as the year goes on and leave an improving offense to carry the team. The Bears have forced turnovers and scored defensive touchdowns, but they are allowing a lot of yards. They are 25th overall in defense against a Lions offense that is fourth.

Trade deadlines are fast approaching and for those of you who don't rank as one of the top 3 highest scoring teams in your league, a slight roster overhaul may be in order.

We recently took a look at the upcoming schedules for all 32 teams in the National Football League with an eye toward fantasy points surrendered at each position. With that information in hand, here are 18 players we've targeted as either buy or sell candidates.

Eli Manning, New York Giants: It's been a tough year for the two time Super Bowl winner, to say the least, as Manning currently ranks 31st in the NFL in passer rating (68.4), which is one spot above Brandon Weeden and one below Geno Smith. But the Giants come off the bye riding a two game winning streak, are still alive in the hunt for the NFC East and have an extremely quarterback friendly schedule on the immediate horizon. Over the next five weeks, Manning will face five defenses that rank in the top 12 in most fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks this season, with four of those teams (Oakland, Dallas, Washington, San Diego) ranking within the top 9.

Case Keenum, Houston Texans: Cemented himself as the top dog in Houston with a 350 yard, three touchdown effort against the Indianapolis Colts last Sunday night. The beautiful thing when it comes to Keenum is that in most leagues, you don't even need to trade for him, as the former Houston Cougar standout is widely available on waivers. Keenum's next six matchups (at Arizona, vs. Oakland, vs. Jacksonville, vs. New England, at Jacksonville, at Indianapolis) fail to feature a single opponent who ranks in the top 10 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks this season.

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears: Currently ranks second in fantasy scoring at the running back position (standard scoring formats), so it won't be easy to wrestle Forte away from his current owner. But following back to back physical encounters with the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens, Forte enters a three game stretch of matchups (at St. Louis, at Minnesota, vs. Dallas) against defenses that currently rank in the top 9 in most fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs this season. Based on his production to date in head coach Marc Trestman's system (4.7 YPC, 7 TDs), don't be surprised if Forte makes a serious push for 2013's highest scoring fantasy back. Spiller, RB, Buffalo Bills: If you're looking to exploit an inefficiency in the market, targeting Spiller would be a great first step. Any owner who spent a top 5 pick on a guy who has amassed just one touchdown on the season while battling injuries has got to be frustrated at the moment. So take advantage of that negative perception by swinging a deal for the former Clemson standout. Week 10 marks the first time in months that Spiller has not been listed on the injury report and Buffalo head coach Doug Marrone said the team plans to get Spiller much more involved in the offense moving forward. Look no further than this Sunday's matchup with a Pittsburgh defense that is currently surrendering an average of 21.8 fantasy points per game to opposing running backs this season (sixth most in NFL) for signs of life from Spiller.

Eddie Lacy, Green Bay Packers: Currently ranks eighth in the NFL in rushing yards (596) and is about to enter a six game stretch that fails to feature a single defense that ranks in the top 10 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs this season. With Pro Bowl quarterback Aaron Rodgers out of Cheap Wholesale Sunglasses action, look for the Packers to lean on the ground game more now than ever before. Lacy's upcoming schedule includes showdowns with Philadelphia, the New York Giants, Minnesota, Detroit, Atlanta and Dallas.

Pierre Garcon, Washington Redskins: Won't be easy to acquire following his seven reception, 172 yard effort against the Chargers in Week 9, but note in negotiations that Garcon has found the end zone only twice this season and hadn't eclipsed 75 receiving yards in any of the five games prior to last Sunday's explosion. Garcon's next six games feature only one opponent (vs. San Francisco) that ranks in the top 10 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing wide receivers this season.

Jordy Nelson James Jones, Green Bay Packers: The injury to quarterback Aaron Rodgers no doubt has Nelson and Jones owners fretting over the Green Bay wide receivers. That's good news for potential buyers, as it means Nelson and Jones owners would be more inclined to make a deal under the assumption that both players are headed for a nosedive in the statistics department. Take advantage of this feeling knowing that Green Bay embarks on a six game stretch this week that features matchups with some of the worst pass defenses in the league (vs. Philadelphia, at NY Giants, vs. Minnesota, at Detroit, vs. Atlanta, at Dallas).

Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City Chiefs: Can be had for next to nothing thanks to a 2013 stat line that reads 33 369 2. And while Kansas City's offense has yet to demonstrate an ability to go nuclear on the opposition, Bowe has one of the most favorable wide receiver schedules in the league coming up, which features five straight showdowns against teams who rank in the top 10 in most fantasy points allowed to opposing wide receivers this season (Denver twice, San Diego, Washington, Oakland).

Antonio Gates, San Diego Chargers: Has failed to find the end zone in each of his last four starts and is averaging just 68.75 receiving yards per game in 2013. All that being said, Gates is headed for a six matchup stretch that features four games against defenses that rank in the top 9 in most fantasy points allowed to opposing tight ends this season (Denver twice, Miami, New York Giants). However, note that in Weeks 12 and 13, the 11 year veteran faces two defensive units (Kansas City, Cincinnati) that rank in the top seven in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing TEs this season.

Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts: Has made big strides from Year 1 to Year 2, but Luck is still completing only 58.3% of his passes on the season and no longer has Pro Bowl wide receiver Reggie Wayne at his disposal. Also worth noting is that five of Luck's next six opponents (St. Louis, Tennessee twice, Cincinnati, Houston) each rank within the top 11 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks this season. The lone dissenter comes by way of a Week 12 matchup against Arizona, who is surrendering an average of 20.6 fantasy points per game to opposing signal callers this season (15th most in NFL).

Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers: An upcoming schedule that includes showdowns with San Francisco, New England and New Orleans will show the world whether or not the Panthers truly belong in the "contender" conversation. Newton's Week 13 matchup with Tampa Bay looks awfully tasty, but that game is sandwiched in between four outings (San Fran, New England, Miami, New Orleans) with defenses that rank in the top 12 in fewest fantasy points allowed to Wholesale Handbags opposing quarterbacks this season. The stock value of wide receiver Steve Smith should also take a hit during this upcoming run.

Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans: Johnson owners were no doubt frustrated as hell entering Week 9, as the Titans starting running back was averaging less than 4.0 yards per carry on the season with exactly zero rushing touchdowns. But Johnson erupted against the Rams to the tune of a season high 150 rushing yards and two scores, elevating his stock to its highest point all season. If you're looking to deal Johnson you have two options: Move him now in the wake of last Sunday's monster performance, or roll the dice on this guy's ability to shred the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend and then pull the trigger. Because after Sunday, CJ2K enters a five fake oakleys game stretch that features three matchups against teams that rank in the top 4 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs this season (Indianapolis twice, Arizona).

Knowshon Moreno, Denver Broncos: You're selling points are the facts that Moreno currently ranks sixth among running backs in fantasy scoring this season and plays on the high powered Denver Broncos offense. What you'll keep to yourself are the facts that he's yet to rush for 100 yards on the season and has amassed more than 15 carries in game just once in 2013. Also of concern is the upcoming schedule, which features four matchups in a six game stretch against defenses that rank in the top 10 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing running backs this season (San Diego twice, Kansas City twice).

Giovani Bernard, Cincinnati Bengals: Experienced a surge in stock price following a 104 yard, two touchdown effort against the Dolphins in Week 9 that included one of the sickest touchdown runs of the season. But the rookie from UNC is battling a rib injury, has carried the ball more than ten times in a game just twice this season and is still competing with veteran BenJarvus Green Ellis for red zone touches. Cincy's next four games (at Baltimore, vs. Cleveland, at San Diego, vs. Indianapolis) offer little room for high scoring performances. Hilton, Indianapolis Colts: Will continue to see an influx of targets thanks to the season ending injury sustained by Pro Bowl wideout Reggie Wayne, but Hilton's upcoming schedule is absolutely brutal. Over the next six weeks, the second year wideout will encounter five defenses (Tennessee twice, Arizona, Cincinnati, Houston) that all rank within the top 12 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing wide receivers this season.

New England Patriots wide receivers: Rookie Aaron Dobson is heating up, but with the return of tight end Rob Gronkowski to the starting lineup, there are just Wholesale Bags too many players competing for Tom Brady's targets. In addition, the Patriots will play four of their next five games against teams who rank in the top 10 in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing wide receivers this season (Carolina, Houston, Cleveland, Miami).

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It's a special moment for every father and Will Smith appeared full of pride as he watched his son graduate from High School.

The Hollywood superstar took his place among the rest of the parents with wife Jada Pinkett Smith and their other two children Jaden and Willow.

Trey, 18, looked the spitting image of his father as he took to the stage to collect his diploma at Oaks Christian high school in Westlake Village, California.

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Brother Jaden has followed in his parents' footsteps to take up acting, while the youngest member of the family, Willow, is carving out a successful pop career.

While Trey, who started out as an actor, has switched to playing American Football.

Family support: Willow and Jaden Smith were also in attendance at the graduation

He played as a wide receiver on his school's football team alongside Nick Montana (son of former NFL star Joe Montana) and Trevor Gretzky (son of former NHL star Wayne Gretzky).

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When you saw LB Aldon Smith get back on the practice field, chi hair straightener did it look like the same guy that you saw five, six weeks ago?

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"I'm sure he'll play some. You know, we're monitoring the situation. If nothing happens between now and then, I'm anticipating that. But, nothing's been etched in stone yet."

Why wouldn't he play just every snap?

"You know, after a six week layoff, he may not be ready conditioning wise. Every game takes on its own personality. How many plays you're playing. How many plays you're playing in a row. How many plays you're playing in different packages. So, it'll be a fluid situation."

You guys have such a healthy roster with guys that have been brought up to the 53 man. Is it going to be tough to figure out who is inactive for this game that's coming up?

How has CB Carlos Rogers been playing this season?

"He's been doing fine. Carlos has played well. And, like I said before, we're lucky to have him and we're glad we have him."

Are quarterbacks targeting him less?

"I don't know that I would necessarily say that. We end up playing a lot of nickel, so he's inside. So, you're not seeing him as a quote unquote corner, where you don't see the targets as much, they're not as visibly obvious. You know what I'm saying?"

When you said earlier about you have to see what happens the rest of the week as far as Aldon goes, what are you referring to there?

"Just see how he progresses, see how he feels today. Because, yesterday he put through a good effort, got the pass rush in the drills, went through a full practice. He's obviously not getting all of the snaps because you've got to get everybody ready. But, let's see how he feels today and how he looks out there today. But, I don't anticipate any problems."

What did you see in DL Glenn Dorsey during his time in Kansas City that made you know he would be a good nose tackle in this system?

"Well, I didn't see a whole lot because, to be honest with you, I didn't do much of the work on him. Our guys, [49ers general manager] Trent [Baalke] and [49ers defensive line coach] Jim Tomsula, had a good feel for him when he was coming out of college. They didn't know exactly why he hadn't succeeded in Kansas City. They saw it as an opportunity to get a guy that they thought was a better player than he had so far in his career and we wanted to sign him and see what we could do with him."

What have your impressions been?

"He's playing very well for us. Since [NT] Ian [Williams] went down, which was very early in game two, he's played basically all of our nose snaps, for the most part, other than the game he had to come out on. And, he's done a nice job for us. We haven't missed a beat in there at all."

He said that that position more plays to his strengths. What do you see his strengths being at that position?

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Can you talk about S Eric Reid's development over the first half of the season and what it's meant for your defense for him to step in and do well at that spot?

"He's played extremely for us and it's meant a lot. Obviously, we lost a very good player when [S] Dashon [Goldson] left via free agency and was a big hole we had to fill. He's done a good job of filling that hole, playing well, and he's getting better each and every week. And, I think the guy's played well for us and he has a bright future and still has a lot of room to grow. But, like Carlos, we're chi flat iron official website very glad to have him."

Is Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton more similar to QB Colin Kaepernick or are there vast differences? When you go practice can you kind of see the similarities?

"There are some similarities in the fact that both are good runners. Obviously, both are big quarterbacks. Both run kind of similar offenses. They run some of the same plays that we run in the gun read type stuff. They'll run him more, a little bit more on quarterback called runs than we do with Colin where he's actually like a tailback out of the gun. They both have strong arms. Both are good passers. Both are allusive. So, there are some similarities."

Does his ball come out quite as quick?

"His ball comes out. And, there's no issues with his release or arm strength."

If you could speak to the, as the team that's constituted as a whole, but just when you look at the Panthers and just on offense, do you see similarities to the 49ers offense?

"In some ways. They play different personnel groups than we do. They'll play three wide receivers a whole lot more than we will on the early downs. So, in that way they're much different. But, some of the running game's chi hair products got some similarities to it and they're committed to the running game. They're very balanced. If you add up their stats on them, they've thrown the ball and run it the same exact amount of times this year. And, when you think about it, that includes two minute drives, that includes third downs, which is heavy pass. So, they've got a commitment to the run chi flat iron website just like we do."

Do you guys do any ones versus ones stuff this week?

How does the game plan change, or does it, when you have a quarterback that is good at so much escapability and free lancing, able to make plays outside of the pocket when the play breaks down?

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