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Fantasy Football - By: D. Bachman
Thursday, November 9th, 2006 - Page updated at 11:00am
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Hot & Not Following Week 9's NFL Games...

If you are in need of a HOT fantasy football player these Top Hot players for the week should help you out if they're in your lineup. If you need to dump a lame duck on your team, these NOTS should be them. Fantasy Football always favors the prepared mind. The more research you do, and the more HOT players you have to choose from on your team, the better your odds are of winning your fantasy football league outright this year.

Team	NFL WEEK 10 FANTASY FOOTBALL HOT & NOT PLAYERS
1. Damon Huard	HOT QUARTERBACKS or at least one more week, Huard is a fantasy factor. Kansas City coach Herm Edwards has decided that QB Trent Green isn't quite ready to return to the lineup, so Huard gets the start against Miami.
2. David Garrard	Garrard's value will be tied to his ability to do a lot with a little. With QB Byron Leftwich (ankle) still on the shelf and the Jaguars mounting a consistent run game, Garrard won't throw it 40 times -- but will have the advantage of picking his spots.
1. Anthony Thomas	HOT RUNNING BACKS If there's one thing fantasy owners can depend on it's that the Colts' run defense will make any running back look good. Thomas will likely get the start in place of injured RB Willis McGahee and should produce fantasy-worthy numbers against a Colts' run defense allowing opponents 5.3 yards per carry.
2. Ronnie Brown	As the Dolphins have become more competitive, Brown's fantasy output has increased. Over the Dolphins' last three games, Brown is averaging 5.19 yards per carry. With a so-so Chiefs' run defense on tap for this week, Brown's hot streak should continue.
3. Maurice Morris	Nice outing for Morris vs. the Raiders, he'll get one more start this week vs. the Rams. With RB Shaun Alexander expected to return next week, the backup's minutes will dry up. Keep Morris as an insurance policy for Alexander but be prepared to stash him on your bench.
4. Steven Jackson	What a day for St. Louis standout, as he notched 13 catches for 133 yards to go along with his 86 yards rushing and a touchdown. The road gets a little tough against Seattle this week, but don't even think about sitting him.
5. Willie Parker	Parker should see plenty of daylight at the line of scrimmage and force New Orleans' defensive backs to make tackles in the open field. Bill Cowher will look to take some of the pressure off of QB Ben Roethlisberger who's been pressing in recent weeks so expect Parker to get 20+ carries.
1. Javon Walker	HOT WIDE RECEIVERS Walker has just started hitting his stride in Denver, with three TDs last week against the Steelers and two 100-yard games in his last three outings. He will try to burn the Raiders' aggressive man-to-man defense for another nice game.
2. Tim Carter	With Amani Toomer (ACL) out for the remainder of the season, Carter should see a significant playing time increase as the team's likely No. 2 receiver. Though WR Plaxico Burress and TE Jeremy Shockey figure to dominate balls in the passing game, Carter may be worth a pickup in deep receiver leagues.
3. Devery Henderson	Coming off a monster game last week, Henderson should continue to play a significant role in the Saints' passing game. New Orleans' QB Drew Brees has a luxury of riches in the passing game and the Steelers' secondary will struggle to keep all of New Orleans' playmakers under wraps.
1 . Tony Gonzalez	HOT TIGHT ENDS Gonzo's production relies significantly on the effective running of RB Larry Johnson and the veteran tight end's fantasy numbers have taken off in recent weeks as defenses have been forced to commit more defenders to the run. No reason to expect that script to change this week.
1 . Vikings Def/ST	HOT DEFENSES Green Bay opponents have had less luck getting to QB Brett Favre because of a rallying Packers run game. Minnesota is different. Penetration kills Green Bay's zone-blocking run scheme, and penetration is one of the things Vikings DTs Pat Williams and Kevin Williams do best.

Team	NFL WEEK 10 FANTASY FOOTBALL HOT & NOT PLAYERS
1. Matt Leinart	NOT QUARTERBACKS Leinart shouldn't expect much time to throw, which will depress his stats. The Cardinals have not protected Leinart well enough or long enough for him to regularly find his playmaking wide receivers.
2. Chad Pennington	If New York's run game gets stuck in neutral against New England, Pennington won't make headway either.
1. Lamont Jordan	NOT RUNNING BACKS Jordan might have a little bit of a chance if the Raiders ever stuck with the run. A combination of injuries, bad blocking and falling behind every week have put Jordan on track for a horrible season.
2. Leon Washington	In a matchup against one of the NFL's most dominant run defenses, Washington will find little running room. New England's front seven is an experienced and hard-hitting unit and will pose a serious problem for the Jets' offensive line.
3. Dominic Rhodes	Rhodes has little to worry about from a mediocre Bills' run defense; it's the rookie standing next to him on the sidelines who's sapping his fantasy potential.
4. Cadillac Williams	Williams may see a slight increase in production -- the interior of the Panthers' front seven has been inconsistent in recent weeks -- but he's still far from being a fantasy option.
1. Amani Toomer	NOT WIDE RECEIVERS Toomer was having a good season, but will miss the rest of the year with a serious knee injury. If you were counting on his production, you will need to find another option.
2. Reggie Williams	Williams' free fall continues as he keeps losing chances and catches. Williams started the season well but has just two catches total for 26 yards in the last two games and is a long shot to suddenly turn things around.
3. Jerricho Cotchery	New York's ground game faces a daunting matchup against the Patriots' talented front seven and Cotchery and the team's passing game should pace the offense.
1. Alex Smith	NOT TIGHT END Smith could be a popular target for QB Bruce Gradkowski in the middle of the field -- the Tampa tight end matches up well with Carolina's safeties and linebackers
1. Bengals Defense/ST	NOT DEFENSE With Cincinnati unable even to prey on weak offenses, what's the Bengals' plan against San Diego?
2. Colts Defense/ST	The Bills will pound away at Indy's terrible run defense with veteran RB Anthony Thomas and keep Losman on a short leash, leaving the Colts' secondary with few turnover opportunities. << MORE FANTASY FOOTBALL NEWS/ARTICLES CLICK HERE >>