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FANTASY HOT & NOT WEEK 3

By: David Bachman
Fantasy Football Editor For WagerOnFootball.com
September 30TH, Page Updated at 9:00am

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If you are in need of a HOT fantasy football player these Top 5 Adds for the week should help you out. If you need to dump a lame duck on your team, these 5 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. Make sure you stick with us as we try to uncover that unplucked gem of fantasy football. Onto this weeks Fantasy Football Hot & Not Players.

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2005-06 Fantasy Football Week 3 Hot & Not

Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S HOT - AFTER WEEK 3
Steve Smith - CAR WR:	Week 4 Outlook: Good matchup. Bad matchup. Any matchup. Start Smith. CB Al Harris is Green Bay's best cover corner, and he loves to play a physical brand of man-to-man. But that strategy would get Harris barbecued by Smith, whose quick feet and blazing speed would get him off the line and a full stride behind Harris in an eyeblink.
Joey Galloway– TB WR:	Week 4 Outlook: Brian Griese targeted both Galloway and Michael Clayton eight times apiece in his 26 attempts on Sunday, as Galloway continues to get chances in Jon Gruden's offense this season. Both of Galloway's scores came front short range
Jeremy Shockey - NYG TE:	Week 4 Outlook: It's about time he broke out with a biggie SS Adam Archuleta is most comfortable playing in the box, and St. Louis probably will need his presence there to help contain RB Tiki Barber and a New York run game that gets overlooked help from a solid drive-blocking line.
Keenan McCardell – SD WR:	Week 4 Outlook: With New England focusing its efforts on RB LaDainian Tomlinson and TE Antonio Gates, McCardell should draw a lot of single coverage this week. Trouble is, CB Asante Samuel is one of the league's better starting cornerbacks and the Pats figure to put plenty of pressure on QB Drew Brees. He's HOT, fantasy's 4th best WR so far this year, but, start with caution.
Brandon Lloyd - WR - 49ers	Week 4 Outlook: Has proven scoring ability, if not total package Evaluation : Lloyd showed good wheels on his two TDs last week, but it should be noted that he beat Dallas CB Anthony Henry in man-to-man, two things that should never go together.
Drew Bledsoe - QB - Cowboys	Week 4 Outlook: Facing a toothless pass rush, he should thrive His mobility should be a moot point against an Oakland defense that can't seem to muster a pass rush. And with so many veteran targets and a dangerous running game, Bledsoe will have more than enough options and time to shred a raw Raiders secondary and slow linebacker corps.

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Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S NOT HOT
Jamal Lewis, Ravens:	That last game of his, with 10 rushes for 9 yards -- against the Titans, no less -- still resonates in my mind, and makes it hard for me to say "play him this week."
Steven Jackson, Rams:	I think this is a key game for this sophomore back, because Marshall Faulk showed last week he can be productive in spurts. Jackson's drawback isn't just that he seems to get hurt a lot. He's not quick to the holes either.
Michael Clayton, Bucs:	His team is rocking, but Clayton is averaging only five catches per, is 30th in the league in yards and has nary a touchdown scored. It might be time to sit Clayton (do not cut him) and play the matchup game with guys
David Akers– PHI K:	Akers will sit out this week's game at Kansas City and may not kick again until after the bye week at the earliest. Head coach Andy Reid would not put a timetable on Akers' return. But it is very safe to assume he won't kick Oct. 9 against Dallas
Nate Burleson – MIN WR:	With the Vikings on bye next week, the team won't take any chances with Burleson and will let the wideout rest for three full weeks. We'll update you when Burleson's condition begins to improve.
J.P. Losman – BUF QB:	With the Saints playing eight men in the box, the Bills will take some shots deep downfield, probably to Evans. This is a good situation for Evans and Losman has a big arm, but trusting Losman, who gets antsy in the pocket, to get Evans the ball in this situation is a concern.

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