Even if Peterson is able to go on Sunday, Gerhart should see a number of carries to limit Peterson’s touches as he returns from the injury.  More information will crop up as the week develops, but as of today Gerhart is a must-add for Peterson owners and a strong pickup for anyone looking to capitalize on a great matchup.  

The underutilized veteran Westbrook showed signs of life in Gore’s place – albeit against a terrible Arizona defense.  

Rookie Anthony Dixon will poach some carries, but expect Westbrook to get the lion’s share of touches for the rest of the season as his pass protection and catching skills greatly exceed those of Dixon.  

He is an immediate starter in all leagues as a RB2 or flex.

The past two weeks we’ve used the waiver wire to pick on the Oakland secondary, and this week will be no different.  A less than 100 percent Nnamdi Asomugha will likely shadow Malcom Floyd leaving rookie Walter McFadden on Naanee.  

After watching Chad Henne throw for over 300 yards this weekend, Philip Rivers should easily surpass that number with a significant portion of that going to Naanee.  He is a great WR3 or flex play in most leagues.

He has now scored in back to back weeks and goes up against an Eagles defense this Sunday that has been especially generous to opposing tight ends.  

Dreessen is a great pickup for anyone streaming tight ends on a weekly basis, or who was counting on Zach Miller down the stretch.