QUARTERBACKS

Mark Sanchez struggled mightily against the Bills throwing 5 picks and only 119 yards.  He'll have an easier time against Oakland, but remains a borderline QB2.Todd Collins took over for Jason Campbell and completed 6 passes on 14 attempts for 75 yards.  Jim Zorn appears to be readying both QBs for possible action against Philadelphia on Monday night.  Fantasy owners shouldn't even give the situation a second look.  Jake Delhomme threw 2 more INTs against Tampa Bay.  He faces a banged-up Buffalo squad that somehow managed to make Mark Sanchez's life hell last week.  Ryan Fitzpatrick will captain the anemic Bill offense this week over Trent Edwards.  He's shown the ability to throw deep a little more often, but he is a low-impact QB at best.

RUNNING BACKS

Laurence Maroney totaled 123 yards and a TD on 16 carries.  The Pats backfield is decimated by injury, so Maroney will have another chance to shine in London.  You might even see a little BenJarvus Green-Ellis if this turns into another laugher for New England.  Justin Fargas did an admirable job filing in for Darren McFadden rushing for 87 yards, but he shouldn't be on your radar with Jets next up.  Pierre Thomas and Mike Bell both had 15 carries against the Giants in Week 6.  Thomas had much more success with 72 yards compared to 34 for Bell, but Bell was able to vulcher a goal line TD.  Matt Forte rushed for 23 yards and a pitiful 1.5 yard/ave against Atlanta.  You still can't bench him (yet), but the Bengals are tougher against the run than one might think.  Jonathan Stewart will play this week versus Buffalo and is worth a look as a bye week replacement against the NFL's worst ranked rush defense.

WIDE RECEIVERS

Sidney Rice had 6 receptions for a whopping 176 yards in Sunday's win over the Ravens.  He developed a clear rapport with Brett Favre so he has the potential to develop into an every-week WR3 with big play potential.  Hakeem Nicks caught 5 passes for 114 yards against the Saints.  Nicks' emergence can threaten some of Mario Manningham's targets, but both need to be started against Arizona Sunday night.  Lance Moore racked up 78 yards and a TD last week.  He's a decent WR3 while healthy, but, as you all know, that's the problem.  Julian Edelman has a broken arm and Joey Galloway was recently cut, so Sam Aiken looks like New England’s 3rd option.  Anquan Boldin suffered a high-ankle sprain, but he says he's ready for Sunday night.  It appears that he will start, but try to find a healthier option in case he can't play through the pain.  Anthony Gonzalez won't return this week.  Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie deserve another start versus the lowly Rams.

TIGHT ENDS

Zach Miller busted out with 6 receptions for 139 yards and a TD.  He's very talented and it's nice to see signs of life, but I'm not buying resurgence as long as JaMarcus Russell in under center.  Heath Miller continues to bring smiles to fantasy owners' faces with an 80-yard 1 TD performance in week 6.  Minnesota's tough run defense might force Pittsburgh to once again lean heavily on Miller in goal line situations.  Kellen Winslow came back to earth with a 3 catch, 29-yard performance against Carolina.  The Pats match up well against tight ends and should make life equally difficult for Winslow in Week 7.