FanHouse fantasy positional rankings are compiled weekly by the staff in order to provide answers to possible lineup questions. These are assuming most leagues use Fleaflicker's standard scoring structure. If you need clarification, you need more players ranked, or have funky league rules, feel free to shoot us an email question.Just look at the celebration already taking place (pictured right). The mighty Tennessee defense gets to play Ken Dorsey and the Browns this week.
They've had extra rest. They are a dominant defense anyway, and they are playing at home for the first time since their lone loss of the season.
Blood. Bath.
Hell, even Dorsey's coach doesn't think he's good. You know who is good? The Titans fantasy D/ST. Ride them this week to the next round of your fantasy playoffs -- or into the playoffs, if you don't start them until Week 15.
More notes after the rankings.
1. Titans, vs. CLE
2. Ravens, vs. WAS
3. Colts, vs. CIN
4. Giants, vs. PHI
5. Steelers, vs. DAL
6. Vikings, at DET
7. Bucs, at CAR
8. Cardinals, vs. StL
9. Bears, vs. JAX
10. Patriots, at SEA
11. Packers, vs. HOU
12. Jets, at SF
13. Dolphins, at BUF
14. Redskins, at BAL
15. Panthers, vs. TB
16. Cowboys, at PIT
17. Chargers, vs. OAK
18. Bills, vs. MIA
19. Eagles, at NYG
20. Raiders, at SD
21. Falcons, at NO
22. Niners, vs. NYJ
23. Broncos, vs. KC
24. Jags, at CHI
25. Saints, vs. ATL
26. Texans, at GB
27. Seahawks, vs. NE
28. Browns, at TEN
29. Lions, vs. MIN
30. Chiefs, at DEN
31. Rams, at ARI
32. Bengals, at IND
- I liked the Colts last week, and they came through with a touchdown. This week they'll get to face the pathetic Bengals offense -- led by a Harvard graduate, so there's that -- at home. They are a superb start again.
- The Cardinals defense should be in line for a solid bounce-back week at home. The Rams do have Steven Jackson back in the fray, but that doesn't do much to protect Marc Bulger from himself.
- I also love my Bears against the pathetic Jaguars offense. The Jags couldn't mount anything against the Houston Texans. Now they head north on short rest. Oh, and I'm pretty sure the Bears defense is pissed. After not playing at home for the past three weeks, and having their backs against the wall, you can expect big things.
- A sleeper? They haven't done much all year after high expectations, but the Chargers defense at home against a terrible Raiders offense definitely has the capability to make a fantasy playoff run for you.
