New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons--8:20 PM (THURS)Sit--Michael Turner, RB (ATL) Reason--For the second week in a row, Jacquizz Rodgers was on the field more than Michael Turner as it appears the Falcons are trying to get Rodgers more involved in the offense. Despite the great matchup, it is difficult to predict how many carries Turner will receive, so it would be wise to use a different option in this situation.Jacksonville Jaguars at Buffalo Bills--1:00 PMStart--Chad Henne, QB (JAC) Reason--The Jaguars passing game took a tremendous step forward when Chad Henne took over the play-calling duties two weeks ago, and this week he has a chance to put up his best performance yet. The Bills have allowed six touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks over their last four games, so considering rolling with Henne if in need at the quarterback position.Carolina Panthers at Kansas City Chiefs--1:00 PMSit--DeAngelo Williams, RB (CAR) Reason--Jonathan Stewart is expected to miss Sunday's game with a high ankle sprain, but that doesn't mean DeAngelo Williams will get the majority of the carries. There are some fantasy experts talking about how Williams is a must-start, but Mike Tolbert will also get some of the carries, and it will be tough to determine just how many carries each running back will receive.Seattle Seahawks at Chicago Bears--1:00 PMStart--Michael Bush, RB (CHI) Reason--Overall, the Seahawks have been able to stop the run this season, but the group has given up four touchdowns to opposing running backs over there last three games. With Matt Forte likely out, Michael Bush will receive the majority of the carries out of the backfield, so with everything considered, he is in line for a big day.Indianapolis Colts at Detroit Lions--1:00 PMStart--Ryan Broyles, WR (DET) Reason--It appears the Lions will not allow Titus Young to rejoin the team prior to this week's game against the Colts, making Ryan Broyles a solid start this week. The Colts have allowed 29, 33 and 13 fantasy points to opposing wide receivers over there last three games, so as long as he gets on the field he should produce well enough to start.Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers--1:00 PM Sit--Jermichael Finley, TE (GB) Reason--The Packers expect to have Greg Jennings back in their starting lineup this week after missing the last seven games, which means the receiving core will have at full strength for the first time in over two months. Jermichael Finley will likely receive fewer targets and need to block more considering the team's struggles on the offensive line, so try and find a different option for this week.Arizona Cardinals at New York Jets--1:00 PMSit--Larry Fitzgerald, WR (ARI) Reason--With a rookie quarterback under center, the Cardinals passing game has taken steps in the wrong direction and Larry Fitzgerald is effected most by the situation. Over the last two games, Fitzgerald has recorded only four receptions for 42 yards, so there isn't much to look forward to moving forward.New England Patriota at Miami Dolphins--1:00 PMStart--Aaron Hernandez, TE (NE) Reason--Although the Dolphins have allowed only two touchdowns to opposing tight ends this season, Aaron Hernandez is still a good start this week. Hernandez is starting to get to full strength, plus the Patriots love to utilize their tight ends, so this should be the week he gets back on track with Rob Gronkowski out.Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans--1:00 PMStart--Owen Daniels, TE (HOU) Reason--In Week 4, the Texans tight ends scored two touchdowns against the Titans defense while hauling in 11 catches for 118 yards. The two teams will meet again on Sunday, and the Titans defense hasn't gotten any better, so expect Owen Daniels to get targeted heavily in the Texans offense.San Francisco 49ers at St. Louis Rams--1:00 PMSit--Michael Crabtree, WR (SF) Reason--Since Colin Kaepernick took over the quarterback position, Michael Crabtree had just 10 targets in the Niners passing game, which is not what owners want to see from their start wide receiver. Until Kaepernick shows some consistency in his targets, it isn't worth starting anyone in the Niners passing game.Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Denver Broncos--4:05 PMStart--Knowshon Moreno, RB (DEN) Reason--The Broncos surprised everyone last week when they went with Knowshon Moreno over Ronnie Hillman, and now the job appears to be Moreno's to loss. The Buccaneeers have allowed three touchdowns on the ground in their last two games, so all signs point to another solid performance from Moreno.Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens--4:25 PM Sit--Jonathan Dwyer, RB (PIT) Reason--Although Jonathan Dwyer will start as the Steelers running back, the fact that Ben Roethlisberger may be out again makes for a tough day for the running game. If Big Ben plays, one can consider starting Dwyer, but he is not worth starting considering the Ravnes will likely stack the box forcing the Steelers to pass.Cincinnati Bengals at San Diego Chargers--4:25 PM Sit--BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB (CIN) Reason--Although BenJarvus Green-Ellis has rushed for over 100 yards in his last two games, this week the Bengals face off against the Chargers, who have allowed just four rushing touchdowns all season. The last two weeks were great, but it looks like a return to mediocracy is on the horizon for Green-Ellis.Cleveland Browns at Oakland Raiders--4:25 PMSit--Carson Palmer, QB (OAK) Reason--Surprisingly, the Browns have allowed just two passing touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks in their last five games, making a strong case for Carson Palmer to be benched this week. The Raiders passing game hasn't looked the same the last few weeks, despite plenty of passing attempts, making Palmer someone to consider removing from staring lineups.Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys--8:20 PM Start--Dallas Cowboys Defence/Special Teams Reason--The Ealges offense has looked horrible the last few weeks outside of Bryce Brown, and the team will likely be without both Michael Vick and LeSean McCoy. If the Cowboys defense can't stop this offensive group they have bigger problems to worry about rather than making the playoffs, so start this defense with confidence.New York Giants at Washington Redskins--8:30 PM (MON)Start--Hakeem Nicks, WR (NYG) Reason--The Giants came back off of their bye week in a big way on Sunday night, and Hakeem Nicks was a key for their success. Nicks has recorded 14 receptions over his last two games and considering the matchup he is a excellent start once again this week. To make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids.Matthew Beck is a Fantasy Sports Columnist for Rotoinfo.com. If you have any questions or comments feel free to e-mail him at matthewbeck@rotoinfo.com.  Also follow him on Twitter @MatthewRBeck for up-to-date Q&A and fantasy information.  And, to make setting your Fantasy Football lineup easy, be sure to utilize RotoInfo.com’s new NFL Lineup Grids.