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FANTASY HOT & NOT WEEK 5

By: David Bachman
Fantasy Football Editor For WagerOnFootball.com
October 13th, Page Updated at 2:00pm

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As we lead up to the NFL WEEK 6 with this weeks games on the slate, you are in need of a HOT fantasy football player right? Well, these Top Adds for the week should help you out. 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. 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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Fantasy Hot & Not - Following Week 5's NFL Games

Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S HOT - AFTER WEEK 5
Brian Finneran, WR ATL:	Week 6 Outlook: Atlanta keeps trying to replace him, but Finneran just keeps hanging around. He is coming off a 100-yard game, and you wonder how much (if any) of it had to do with a new quarterback (Matt Schaub)?
Jason Witten, TE - DAL:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Witten should have a monster game against New York's suspect secondary. Matched up against SS Gibril Wilson, a second year safety with a penchant for blowing coverages, Witten should dominate the Giants' raw safety along the seams and in the redzone.
Seahawks D/ST	WEEK 6 Outlook: Seattle won't likely try anything special against Houston, but it won't have to. The Seahawks' front four can apply enough pressure on QB David Carr and his rickety offensive line to make blitzing unnecessary, and the extra coverage help will force Carr to be accurate in addition to unloading quickly.
Eric Moulds, WR- BUF:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Moulds reached the endzone last week for the first time all season and in a mano-y-mano battle against Ty Law, he should convince owners not to drop him onto the scrap heap, at least for another week. Though Law rarely gets beaten deep, Moulds may have success in the intermediate area.
Jerome Bettis- RB - PIT	WEEK 6 Outlook: Bettis isn't yet in top football shape and is carrying some extra weight, but he is still a powerful massive RB with extraordinary feet. He will get the ball for about half of the Steelers carries and all of the goal line carries. With the rash of RB injuries around the NFL and bye weeks, Bettis may be a solid starter against Jacksonville.
Plaxico Burress, WR - NYG	WEEK 6 Outlook: Burress is coming off a career game in Week 4 (204 yards, two TDs), and there is no reason to believe that QB Eli Manning will suddenly stop looking his way against a mediocre Dallas secondary. With the Cowboys' offense likely to match the Giants point for point, this game has the potential to turn into an early shootout.

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Team	FANTASY FOOTBALL WHO'S NOT HOT - FOLLOWING WEEK 5
Baltimore DST:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Baltimore's vaunted defense was embarrassed last week against Detroit. Don't expect that to happen this week. Cleveland's offense is beset with injuries and lacks the playmakers to make the Ravens pay for their occasionally overaggressive pursuit.
Justin McCareins, WR Jets:	WEEK 6 Outlook: McCareins (back) appears likely to play against the Bills. However, with Vinny Testaverde and the passing game taking a backseat to Curtis Martin, McCareins will see few balls come his way and will struggle to once again produce anything fantasy worthy
Matt Schobel, TE Bengals:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Schobel is a good-hands guy and a deep threat, but he is far down the list of priorities in Cincinnati's passing game. The Titans usually will have both safeties back in coverage to prevent the big play, which almost always is Schobel's only chance for worthwhile fantasy production.
Marshall Faulk – ST.L RB:	WEEK 6 Outlook: A healthy Faulk went without a single touch last week, which should be reason enough to more or less close the book on his fantasy career. He should have some decent weeks here and there, and certainly will have value if RB Steven Jackson goes down.
Tony Gonzalez – KC TE:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Gonzalez is too valuable to the offense to be wasted as a blocker, especially now that OT Willie Roaf is back and the Chiefs likely will need less extra protection help. SS Matt Bowen is smart and knows how to position himself, but he has no chance of covering Gonzalez in man-to-man.
Kevin Jones – DET RB:	WEEK 6 Outlook: Even if Jones is healthy, he still only had 58 yards on 26 carries for a lowly 2.23 yards per carry. He did get into the end zone twice and his talent cannot be denied, his supporting cast is just too poor around him against a talented defense vs. Carolina