Ray Rice (credits below) “C’mon and get ready! I mean really ready! Are you ready for some…” Whoops! Sorry, old habits die hard. Hank won’t going to be joining us this week (or any week for that matter), but I’m back with another installment of the Monday Night Football preview!

Tim Tebow (Credits Below) QB Start: Tim Tebow (Denver Broncos, Week 7: @ Miami) Tebow has been the starting quarterback for seven halves in his young career.  In those seven halves he has averaged over 12 fantasy points per half.  If you haven’t already done the math, that’s 24 fantasy

Evan Longoria (credits below) Newton’s law of motion states that a body remains in motion unless acted upon by an external force. In the case of Evan Longoria, not even the external force of a first round playoff exit can derail his torrid finish; a pace he will look to

Brandon Pettigrew (credits below) 1) JIMMY GRAHAM (IND)- Graham is about as safe a bet as any in my weekly TE rankings. The inconsistency of the Saints receivers has lead to Graham being the NFL's TE leader in receptions and yards this year. Plug him in every week and watch the

Fred Jackson (credits below) The definition of a pecking order as defined by the people at Merriam-Webster is known as a social hierarchy with ranks and classes. This can be added to any real world situation, from work, where you have a boss, and they have a boss and so

Matt Forte (credits below) One of the most exciting NFL trade deadlines in recent years could add to the intrigue in fantasy football this week. Unlike baseball, the NFL deadline usually passes with barely a peep, but not this year. Carson Palmer not only got traded to Oakland, it looks like

Greg Salas (credits below) The Gold Mine is thin this week. Many of the free agents that hit double digits in points this week already are guys we’ve heard of: Devin Hester, Arelious Benn, Donald Brown, Jacoby Ford and the like. As for most of the other fool’s gold strewn

Ray Lewis (credits below) 1.  Baltimore Ravens (@JAX) – The Jaguars have failed to score over 20 points all season.  They were able to score 13 against a Pittsburgh defense, but it was a Steelers defense that is playing hurt and missing key contributors.  The last time the Jaguars faced

Mario Manningham (credits below) Unless you watch every play of a football game, you won’t see how every player impacted the game.  Even when you do watch every play, it’s impossible to watch all 22 guys.  The impact of a nickel back bumping a receiver off his route and disrupting

Mark Sanchez (credits below) With your regular Monday Night Football writer working on a pitch-count this week, The Fantasy Fix has brought me out of the bullpen to do my best Mariano Rivera impression…cue “Enter Sandman” music now (or swap-in “Hells Bells” if you’re more partial to Trevor Hoffman). I