Should you sit your Falcons, Bengals and Colts this week, with those teams having clinched their respective playoff seeds?
DeMarco Murray's return has made the Dallas offense a much bigger threat. The Cowboys have, on paper, a good matchup against the Saints, though as we saw last week, not everything holds to form.
Danario Alexander has been dynamic since joining the Chargers.
Knowshon Moreno's unlikely resurgence has landed him in the top 10 among running backs this week with a sweet matchup against the Raiders.
Trent Richardson has a sweet matchup against the Raiders this week.
Matt Forte did a lot of watching Sunday, even before he left with an ankle injury.
Dez Bryant cracks the top 10 among wide receivers this week.
A.J. Green should continue his reliable production this week against the Chiefs.
Should we prohibitively have Adrian Peterson in our top five the rest of the way, no matter the opponent? Top 3? Top 1?
No surprise here - Arian Foster, at home, against the Bills' run defense is as good as it gets this week.
Demaryius Thomas and the Broncos have a sweet home matchup against the Saints on Sunday night.
Jay Cutler likely was dropped in some leagues earlier this season, but he has too much value to be on the waiver wire.
Owners who stashed Rashad Jennings are about to see a payoff as Maurice Jones-Drew went down with a foot injury Sunday.
Matt Forte is the No. 1 back in Chicago, but Michael Bush's emergence could relegate Forte to the sideline when the team is at the goal line.
Jahvid Best and Mikel Leshoure are battling to start at running back in Detroit, but the job might come down to who can stay healthy.
Robert Turbin is a dark horse rookie running back.
Colt McCoy could do more standing than playing this season if he doesn't win his battle with rookie Brandon Weeden for the starting QB job in Cleveland.