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\nNFL Week 12: Start 'Em/Sit 'Em\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nNew England at Detroit\nThursday, Nov. 25 :: 12:30 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTPatriotsQB Tom Brady, WR Wes Welker, RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis, RB Danny Woodhead, WR Deion Branch, K Shayne GrahamThe Lions have consistently been one of the worst teams in fantasy against RBs, so start both Pats backs with confidence. Welker finally made an impact post-Moss, even though Branch is taking a lot of the targets Welker used to get. The Patriots should put plenty of points on a suspect defensive team, making the kicker a nice sleeper.

\nLionsWR Calvin Johnson, TE Brandon Pettigrew, WR Nate Burleson, QB Shaun HillThe Patriots are one of the few division leaders that is a bottom-10 team against QBs, RBs, WRs and TEs. They are a decent defense, but they give up points in fantasy. That makes Hill a sleeper starter right now. He has had some big games. Pettigrew's status is upgraded with the injury to his backup.

\nSITPatriotsTE Aaron Hernandez, TE Rob Gronkowski, D/ST, WR Brandon Tate, RB Sammy Morris, WR Julian EdelmanIf the Lions do anything well, it is limit TEs. They are fourth-best in fantasy against the position and while Hernandez and Gronkowski are nice young targets, they split time and don't get a consistent number of opportunities. You're likely better off with a veteran who gets the majority of snaps. The defense just hasn't been a top-12 option for most of the season and you should expect the Lions to be throwing from behind and getting garbage-time numbers.

\nLionsRB Maurice Morris, K John Hanson, D/ST, WR Bryant JohnsonMorris could get the start at RB, but even this matchup isn't intriguing enough to trust him in fantasy lineups. The defense is a flat-out bad play, despite some decent scoring games.

\nINJURY WATCHPatriotsRB Fred Taylor (toe) -- You haven't considered him in months. There is no good reason to start now.

\nLionsRB Jahvid Best (toe), TE Tony Scheffler (ribs) -- They could play but they figure to be too limited on the short week to be useful in lineups. Sit them.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nNew Orleans at Dallas\nThursday, Nov. 25 :: 4:15 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTSaintsQB Drew Brees, WR Marques Colston, WR Robert Meachem, D/ST, K Garrett HartleyBrees, Colston and Meachem woke up last week, making them all strong plays going forward and putting the Saints' other weapons on the backburner. Hartley and the D/ST should be solid plays in what should be a high-scoring game filled with Dallas turnovers.

\nCowboysWR Miles Austin, TE Jason Witten, RB Marion Barber, WR Roy Williams, WR Dez Bryant, QB Jon KitnaThe Dallas offense has looked rejuvenated since the head coaching change, which makes many of the Cowboys intriguing fantasy options. The yards weren't there for the QBs and WRs last week, but the scores were. Expect another shootout and plenty of numbers again. The surprise here is Barber. He is a viable option this week again as the Cowboys try to establish the run and their more explosive RB is a bit banged up.

\nSITSaintsRB Chris Ivory WR Devery Henderson, WR Lance Moore, RB Julius Jones, TE Jimmy GrahamIvory looked like the man last week, but the likely return of Reggie Bush should muddle his status enough to keep him out of most starting lineups. The Cowboys are decent against the run, particularly of late. Henderson, Moore and Graham have had their moments, but if last week was an indication of the breakthrough of the Saints offense, they will be circumstantial weapons and not trustworthy weekly starters.

\nCowboysD/ST, K David Buehler, RB Tashard ChoiceThe D/ST has scored some points via turnovers and returns of late, but a top contender like the Saints aren't going to make those mistakes on offense and special teams. Choice could finally make an impact in a short week, but there are likely too many better options available to you to use him.

\nINJURY WATCHSaintsRB Pierre Thomas (ankle), RB Reggie Bush (leg), TE Jeremy Shockey, RB Ladell Betts (head) -- Thomas and Betts likely won't play. Bush and Shockey likely will, but you are best off avoiding them if possible this week.

\nCowboysRB Felix Jones (hip) -- He is questionable to play, much less star. If he plays, use him at your own risk. His time to light it up was last week and he didn't come through.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\n\nCincinnati at New York Jets\n\nThursday, Nov. 25 :: 4:15 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTBengalsTerrell Owens, QB Carson Palmer, WR Chad OchocincoThe Jets are so geared to stop the run, it has made them a bit of a bottom-half team against QBs and WRs. Palmer isn't playing well this season, but he has enough weapons to prove useful in fantasy. Owens has been a star and Ochocinco has been better after a slow start. Consider them solid plays even against a great Jets defense.

\nJetsD/ST, RB LaDainian Tomlinson, RB Shonn Greene, QB Mark Sanchez, TE Dustin Keller, WR Santonio Holmes, WR Braylon Edwards, K Nick FolkWe see very little reason to sit any of your Jets this week. Unlike most teams, they have a time-share at RB that can handle the short week. Although Greene is taking the bulk of the carries now, Tomlinson is still the scoring threat. That Bengals defense was pitiful against a far inferior Bills team last Sunday. Keller has been pretty quiet, but this should be such a good week for the Jets, there should be plenty of red-zone chances for the TE to pick up a score.

\nSITBengalsRB Cedric Benson, D/ST, TE Jermaine Gresham, K Aaron Pettrey, RB Bernard ScottBenson finally had the week we were waiting for, but it will cost him on the short turnaround here. He had a large workload and the Jets are easily an elite run defense that will take him away for fantasy owners. The Bills put up 49 points on the Bengals last week, so cut this defense if you haven't already.

\nJetsNone

\nINJURY WATCHBengalsNone.

\nJetsWR Jerricho Cotchery (groin) -- He is too far down the depth chart, despite a surprising Week 10.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nGreen Bay at Atlanta\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTPackersQB Aaron Rodgers, WR Greg Jennings, D/ST, K Mason Crosby, WR Donald Driver, WR James JonesThese are some pretty obvious options, but this week should present a much tougher task than the past few have for the Packers. They are facing a top contender on the road and shouldn't be able to run this score up easily. Driver and Jones are the wild cards. They are basically splitting time and sharing the receptions that don't go to Jennings, but the Falcons have played like a bottom-10 team against QBs and WRs in fantasy. The Falcons also won't let this game get out of hand -- or allow much on the ground -- so it should be a busy day for the passing game.

\nFalconsRB Michael Turner, WR Roddy White, TE Tony Gonzalez, Matt Ryan, K Matt BryantThis isn't a great matchup for the Falcons, but most of these guys are better than your alternatives. Keep them active in what should be one of the most entertaining games of the week. An overtime might even have to decide this one if a late pass-happy touchdown drive does not.

\nSITPackersRB Brandon Jackson, RB John Kuhn, TE Donald Lee, TE Andrew QuarlessThe Packers seem to play an elite rushing defense every week and this one is no different. The Falcons are second to only the Jets and Steelers against RBs in fantasy. The TE situation is a mess, too, as the Packers have struggled to compensate for the season-ending injuries to Ryan Grant and Jermichael Finley.

\nFalconsD/ST, WR Michael Jenkins, RB Jason Snelling, WR Brian Finneran, WR Harry Douglas, TE Justin PeeleThe Packers are one of the best offenses in the NFL, so the Falcons D/ST is not a play of choice this week. It is difficult to really like any of the primary guys, much less these secondary options.

\nINJURY WATCHPackersNone.

\nFalconsNone.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nTennessee at Houston\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTTitansRB Chris Johnson, WR Randy Moss, K Rob Bironas, D/ST, WR Nate Washington, TE Bo ScaifeThe Titans are 0-2 with Moss, but it could hardly be considered his fault. Bad QB play and criticized play-calling have him with just one catch. If the Titans cannot get Moss going against the awful Texans pass defense, forget it. Moss should have his best week of the season, regardless who his QB is. It doesn't take much precision to connect deep with him. Even Scaife should get in on the action this week, making him a potential sleeper if you need a fill-in.

\nTexansWR Andre Johnson, RB Arian Foster, QB Matt Schaub, K Neil RackersThe Titans haven't played as well against two seemingly subpar offenses lately. This is a great Texans attack that can beat anyone. Keep these primaries active.

\nSITTitansQB Rusty Smith, RB Javon Ringer, WR Justin GageWhile we love the matchup for the Titans' passing game, you just cannot know what to expect from the strong-armed Smith. Ringer isn't getting much time and we doubt this potential shootout gets him any garbage-time carries.

\nTexansTE Joel Dreessen, WR David Anderson, WR Kevin Walter, RB Derrick Ward, RB Steve Slaton, D/ST, WR Jacoby JonesDreessen is a darling sleeper of late and the Titans are sixth-worst in fantasy vs. TEs, but the status of the regular starter could affect his inclusion in the game plan. Anderson and Walter have also make some waves from time to time, but this Titans defense is good enough to limit these guys from making a significant impact this week, particularly in a pivotal division game.

\nINJURY WATCHTitansWR Kenny Britt (hamstring), Kerry Collins (calf) -- They figure to be out a few more weeks.

\nTexansTE Owen Daniels (hamstring) -- He is a nice sleeper if he plays, because the Titans are a bottom-10 team in fantasy vs. TEs. He just isn't 100 percent right now.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nMinnesota at Washington\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTVikingsRB Adrian Peterson, WR Sidney Rice, WR Percy Harvin, K Ryan Longwell, D/STRice and Harvin still are not 100 percent, but they are getting the second-worst team in fantasy against WRs in the Redskins. It is a good time to expect a productive game from each of them. The D/ST and kicker were abysmal last Sunday, but expect the coaching change will do the same thing to the Minnesota offense as it did for Dallas.

\nRedskinsWR Santana Moss, TE Chris CooleyYou cannot be impressed with the Vikings defense, but they are much better than they have played over a tough, tough schedule. Moss and Cooley are the only real Redskins you should trust this week.

\nSITVikingsQB Brett Favre, TE Visanthe Shiancoe, WR Greg Camarillo, WR Greg Lewis, RB Toby GerhartYou have to be sick of Favre and Shiancoe by now, even if this matchup looks very favorable. You have to let these bit players in the Minnesota offense sit idle, too.

\nRedskinsRB Keiland Williams, QB Donovan McNabb, TE Fred Davis, D/ST, WR Anthony Armstrong, WR Joey Galloway, K Graham Gono, RB Chad SimpsonYes, Williams is the unquestioned starter, but the Vikings still boast one of the best rushing defenses in the NFL. You will have to hope for some checkdown passes to Williams for him to be worthwhile, so in a PPR league he may be a good play. McNabb is a bit too inconsistent and these other bit players are not great options now that bye weeks are long past us.

\nINJURY WATCHVikingsWR Bernard Berrian (groin) -- He is a game-time decision, but it is an easy decision to ignore him in fantasy.

\nRedskinsRB Clinton Portis (groin), RB Ryan Torain (hamstring) -- It doesn't look like they will play this week. Avoid them.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\n\nJacksonville at New York Giants\n\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTJaguarsRB Maurice Jones-Drew, TE Marcedes Lewis, D/STThe Giants stop the run well, but you're not sitting MJD against anyone. It is the Jags defense that is the sleeper here. The Giants are the biggest turnover machine in the NFL and their receiving group is plagued by injuries to their stars.

\nGiantsRB Ahmad Bradshaw, QB Eli Manning, WR Mario Manningham, TE Kevin Boss, RB Brandon Jacobs, D/ST, K Lawrence Tynes, WR Derek HaganThis is sleeperville. The Jaguars are among the most suspect defenses in fantasy against QBs (fourth-worst), RB (11th-worst), WR (third-worst), TE (ninth-worst) and D/STs (10th-worst). The Giants have also lost back-to-back games and are due for a rebound at home. This could be a blowout. Even Jacobs should be getting more of the pie. The running game will be the focal point of an offense that is missing its top WRs and Jacobs should be getting the grind-out late carries because of Bradshaw's hideous fumble-itis. Manning will be using Manningham, Boss and even Hagan quite exclusively when they do pass.

\nSITJaguarsQB David Garrard, RB Rashad Jennings, WR Mike Thomas, K Josh ScobeeConsider Garrard's surprising reign of terror over. The Giants made like difficult for the unstoppable Vick last week, so slowing Garrard should be more like child's play. Thomas is an intriguing target, but save for a TD last week, he wasn't going to be productive. You shouldn't be surprised to see the Giants not allow a scoring pass this week.

\nGiantsWR Duke Calhoun, WR Michael Clayton, TE Travis Beckum, RB Danny WareClayton makes the headlines this week because he was picked up off the street, but Calhoun is the better option if you want to take a chance on a No. 3 WR here. He is a speedy, tall receiver who made some big plays in the preseason and he knows the Giants offense a lot better than Clayton right now. Beckum has been a factor with Boss' back acting up, but you should expect Boss to get the bulk of the duty in the passing game, with Beckum more of a changeup for the banged up receivers.

\nINJURY WATCHJaguarsWR Mike Sims-Walker (ankle) -- He has a "multi-week" injury that makes him a must-sit. He has been a huge disappointment anyway.

\nGiantsWR Hakeem Nicks (leg), WR Steve Smith (pectoral) -- They have already been ruled out this week, and perhaps next.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nPittsburgh at Buffalo\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTSteelersRB Rashard Mendenhall, D/ST, QB Ben Roethlisberger, WR Hines Ward, K Shaun Suisham, WR Mike Wallace, TE Heath MillerThis should be another very bountiful week for all of the Steelers. Start anyone you can get your hands on. It might be a slow week for Big Ben, because the Bills are so bad against RBs -- fourth-worst in fantasy -- but you shouldn't dare sit him in this one. Miller is the best sleeper off the waiver wire, since the Bills are second-worst in fantasy vs. TEs.

\nBillsWR Steve Johnson, WR Lee EvansJohnson is one of the breakthrough players of the year and should remain active even against the Steelers. This one will be over with early and the Bills will have to throw their way out of a huge hole. The running game will be useless against the Steelers' front seven anyway. Johnson and Evans should get some garbage-time catches and yards, albeit likely held out of the end zone.

\nSITSteelersWR Antwaan Randle El, RB Mewelde Moore, RB Isaac Redman, WR Emmanuel SandersThe backup RBs could be getting a lot of garbage-time numbers, but they are not sure things. Randle El and Sanders are circumstantial options in the receiving game, but it should be a big week for the Steelers' primary guys, leaving just scraps for them.

\nBillsRB Fred Jackson, QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, TE David Martin, K Rian Lindell, D/STJackson had a huge week and Fitzpatrick is coming off another big performance, and it?s tough to sit somebody that hot. The Steelers defense notoriously has a way of making everything look awful all over again, so if you have another viable option then go ahead and sit Jackson.

\nINJURY WATCHSteelersNone.

\nBillsRB C.J. Spiller (hamstring) -- Even if he was healthy and playing up to his preseason potential, you wouldn't dare use him against the No. 1 rush defense in the NFL.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nCarolina at Cleveland\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 1 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTPanthersRB Mike Goodson, WR Steve Smith, WR David GettisThe Browns have allowed the fewest TDs to RBs in fantasy, surprisingly, but they are giving up plenty of yards and Goodson has had back-to-back 100-yard games in place of Jonathan Stewart, who could return but won't be 100 percent. Smith and Gettis are plagued by bad QB play, but you should fully expect the Panthers to be playing from behind and allowing some garbage-time numbers against a Browns team that is in the bottom 10 in fantasy against QBs, WRs and TEs.

\nBrownsRB Peyton Hillis, TE Ben WatsonHillis is an all-around threat who has to remain active in all matchups and this is a very good one. Watson is the surprise guy to keep running out there despite going without a catch a week ago. The Browns' uncertainty at QB will make the short passing game a large part of the game plan, which should mean a rebound for Watson. It helps the Panthers are third-worst in fantasy against TEs.

\nSITPanthersD/ST, QB Brian St. Pierre, K John Kasay, TE Dante Rosario, WR David Clowney, WR Devin ThomasSt. Pierre could give way back to Jimmy Claussen this week, so avoid the QBs even if the Browns have been suspect against them. The defense is victimized by the Panthers woeful offense, too.

\nBrownsRB Mike Bell, K Phil Dawson, D/ST, WR Mohamed Massaquoi, WR Brian RobiskieThe Panthers are such a bad offense, it actually helps their defense prove fairly effective against the pass. There are often short fields to work with and leads to sit on by grinding out the clock on the ground. Oh, and the Browns QB situation is one-big (actually three-big) pain in the ankle.

\nINJURY WATCHPanthersRB Jonathan Stewart (concussion), QB Jimmy Claussen (concussion), WR Brandon LaFell (concussion) -- Headaches, all. And that was true when they were healthy. Avoid them, regardless of their status.

\nBrownsQB Colt McCoy (ankle), QB Jake Delhomme (ankle), QB Seneca Wallace (ankle), WR Josh Cribbs (toes) -- There is just something about the ankles of the Browns QBs. Delhomme is ready to start if McCoy isn't. The uncertainty makes them all impossible to use. Cribbs is merely a special teamer, but the D/ST looks like a strong play regardless.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nKansas City at Seattle\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 4:05 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTChiefsRB Jamaal Charles, RB Thomas Jones, WR Dwayne Bowe, QB Matt CasselThe Seahawks are a decidedly better team at home, but they are also a bottom-10 team in fantasy against QBs, RBs and WRs. Cassel is more of a sleeper than a must-start, though. Charles, Jones and Bowe should all find the end zone in what should be a sneaky entertaining game of division leaders that could go down to the wire.

\nSeahawksRB Marshawn Lynch, RB Justin ForsettThe Chiefs have given up just five rushing TDs to RBs, but the Seahawks offense is reliant on the running game and the game plan should feature both of these backs heavily. They are best used as flex options in your fantasy lineup, though.

\nSITChiefsK Ryan Succop, D/ST, WR Chris ChambersThe Chiefs D/ST has had its moments, as has Succop, but you likely have better options available to you. We would list other bad Chiefs "weapons" but it is real clear Charles, Jones and Bowe are all that truly get used in the game plan with Cassel.

\nSeahawksQB Matt Hasselbeck, WR Deon Butler, K Olindo Mare, D/ST, TE John Carlson, RB Leon WashingtonThe Chiefs are in the bottom half in fantasy against QBs, RBs and WRs, but the Seahawks have some banged up targets and Hasselbeck has been a bit too inconsistent to trust as a regular fantasy starter. Butler is intriguing as a sleeper if Mike Williams (foot) doesn't play, but there is uncertainty there. Carlson has the least favorable matchup of the bunch, since the Chiefs are a top-five team in fantasy vs. TEs.

\nINJURY WATCHChiefsTE Tony Moeaki (concussion), WR/RB Dexter McCluster (ankle) -- The rookies are too questionable to use, or perhaps even own at this point.

\nSeahawksWR Mike Williams (foot), WR Golden Tate (ankle), WR Brandon Stokley (calf) -- They are too big of question marks to trust right now.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nMiami at Oakland\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 4:05 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTDolphinsRB Ronnie Brown, RB Ricky Williams, WR Davone BessBrown and Williams were mysteriously underutilized in Week 11 against the Bears, perhaps because of the short week and workload in Week 10. Well, it will be a heavy, heavy dose of them in Oakland with the extra rest and coming off some light work. The Raiders are seventh-worst in fantasy against RBs. Bess is interesting because of the bad hammy of Brandon Marshall.

\nRaidersRB Darren McFadden, K Sabastian Janikowski, TE Zach Miller The Raiders are coming off a tough, tough matchup at Pittsburgh, but this one should be a much better matchup to use this trio, regardless who plays QB. McFadden should be featured heavily and a banged up Miller is still the No. 1 target in the passing game.

\nSITDolphinsD/ST, K Dan Carpenter, QB Tyler Thigpen, TE Anthony Fasano, WR Brian HartlineThe Raiders aren't an especially great offense, but the Dolphins D/ST just hasn't been good enough to use most weeks -- although they have been much better on the road. Thigpen should be better with more time to prepare, but he isn't good enough to lift the bit players in this offense.

\nRaidersRB Michael Bush, WR Louis Murphy, D/ST, QB Jason Campbell, QB Bruce GradkowskiCampbell should be the QB despite being benched in the second half last Sunday. He won't be promising enough against a bend-but-don't break Dolphins defense that has played very well on the road this season.

\nINJURY WATCHDolphinsWR Brandon Marshall (hamstring), QB Chad Henne (knee) -- Marshall's hammy looks like a serious issue, despite the few extra days of rest after that Thursday game in Week 11. We wouldn't trust him with Henne expected out again.

\nRaidersWR Darrius Heyward-Bey (hamstring), WR Chaz Schilens (knee) -- They are not expected to play. They shouldn't be owned anyway.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nPhiladelphia at Chicago\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 4:15 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTEaglesQB Michael Vick, WR DeSean Jackson, RB LeSean McCoy, WR Jeremy Maclin, K David Akers, D/STThe Bears are a solid defense, but if the Giants couldn't stop these guys, no one can, right? The opportunistic Eagles defense is a great option against a Bears team that is error prone and is bottom five in fantasy vs. D/STs.

\nBearsQB Jay Cutler, RB Matt Forte, TE Greg Olsen, K Robbie Gould The Eagles are a bottom-half team in fantasy against QBs and RBs and one of the worst against TEs. That makes these pieces useful, especially because the Bears figure to have to keep up with a potent offense in what could become a bit of a shootout.

\nSITEaglesTE Brent Celek, RB Jerome HarrisonCelek remains absent in the Vick-led attack. Consider him hardly worth owning. Harrison will only be a factor in weeks where there is garbage-time to be had. We don't see it this week.

\nBearsD/ST, WR Johnny Knox, WR Devin Hester, WR Earl Bennett, WR Devin Aromashodu, RB Chester TaylorThe Eagles are not only a potent offense, but they just don't turn the ball over. That makes it tough to use what has been a good Bears defense. The Eagles are also a top-five team in fantasy against WRs. It is not like you know which Bears WR will be the primary target anyway.

\nINJURY WATCHEaglesNone.

\nBearsNone.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nTampa Bay at Baltimore\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 4:15 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTBucsNone.

\nRavensRB Ray Rice, WR Anquan Boldin, QB Joe Flacco, K Billy Cundiff, D/ST, TE Todd Heap, RB Willis McGaheeThe Bucs are suspect in fantasy vs. RBs (seventh-worst) and the Ravens figure to dominate on defense and give a heavy dose of ball-control. That makes McGahee a nice sleeper in deeper leagues. The Bucs have one of the best pass defenses in the NFL, but Flacco should be able to find Boldin and Heap in a rhythm passing game.

\nSITBucsRB LeGarrette Blount, TE Kellen Winslow, WR Mike Williams, RB Cadillac Williams, QB Josh Freeman, D/ST, WR Michael Spurlock, WR Arrelious Benn, K Conner BarthBlount has been a pleasant surprise, along with Mike Williams and Freeman, but the Ravens are a rugged defense that will be tough to beat with safety Ed Reed healthy now. Blount looks headed for 20 carries for 50 yards and no scores. Freeman has avoided mistakes, but this defense knows how to make life a nightmare for QBs.

\nRavensWR Derrick Mason, WR T.J. Houshmanzadeh, RB LeRon McClain, WR Donte' StallworthMason and Housh have had some good moments, but let's go with the numbers here that suggest the Bucs are tough to work passing lanes against. McClain could be more of a factor this week than most, but Rice and McGahee will get the bulk of the duty between the 20s and short-yardage situations.

\nINJURY WATCHBucsRB Earnest Graham (hamstring), WR Sammie Stroughter (foot) -- You wouldn't consider them against the Ravens even when healthy.

\nRavensNone.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nSt. Louis at Denver\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 4:15 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n\nSTARTRamsRB Steven Jackson, WR Danny Amendola, QB Sam Bradford, RB Kenneth DarbyWhile it is tough to be a big fan of the Rams offense, Bradford has been pretty solid and the Broncos have been suspect against QBs and RBs. Denver has been the worst team in fantasy vs. RBs, in fact. It should be a huge week for Jackson and perhaps even an opportunity to consider his backup, Darby, if you need a fill-in. Amendola is looking pretty solid as the No. 1 target in the passing game now, too.

\nBroncosWR Brandon Lloyd, Knowshon Moreno, QB Kyle OrtonLloyd and Moreno are healthy again and Orton remains a threat for 5,000 passing yards. Keep them active in a game that could liven up a struggling team. Denver is famously a much better team at home and the Rams are more solid than spectacular.

\nSITRamsD/ST, K Josh Brown, TE Daniel Fells, WR Brandon Gibson, WR Laurent Robinson, WR Marty GilyardThe Rams have a decent defense, but the pass-happy Broncos should be able to move the ball, especially at home. Gibson and Robinson could be factors if this becomes a shootout, but the Rams' reliance on the run makes it more likely they use the pass as a change of pace instead of a focal point.

\nBroncosD/ST, TE Daniel Graham, RB Correll Buckhalter, Laurence Maroney, WR Jabar Gaffney, K Matt PraterThe Broncos were abused Monday night and will be on a short week that will make it difficult to consider their fringe options. You shouldn't own any of these bit players anyway at this point.

\nINJURY WATCHRamsWR Denario Alexander (knee) -- The rookie should return, but you have to doubt he will much of the game plan.

\nBroncosWR Eddie Royal (hamstring), WR Demaryius Thomas (ankle) -- Thomas is out, while Royal is a bad play with a bad hammy and a short week after a Monday night game.

\n\n\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\n\n \n\n\n\t\nSan Diego at Indianapolis\nSunday, Nov. 28 :: 8:20 p.m. EST\n\n\n\n\n \n\nSTARTChargersQB Philip Rivers, RB Mike Tolbert, K Nate Kaeding, WR Seyi Ajirotutu, Vincent JacksonTolbert is a bowling ball rolling in the right direction right now and will be integral in the offense that has its top receivers ailing. Figure Rivers will turn water into wine like he always does, which could mean another surprise week for Ajirotutu. He is a great start if Antonio Gates and Malcom Floyd are ruled out. The problem is that news might not come down until too late. For owners who have been camping on Vincent Jackson all season, plug him in.

\nColtsQB Peyton Manning, WR Reggie Wayne, K Adam Vinatieri, TE Jacob Tamme, WR Blair WhiteLike Rivers, Manning is so good, he makes no-name receivers fantasy stars week to week, depending on injuries. The Colts are banged up still, so expect Tamme and White to remain threats while teams try to clamp down on Wayne. The Chargers have a very good defense, but no defense is a match for Manning, especially coming off a big loss.

\nSITChargersD/ST, RB Darren SprolesThe Chargers defense is one of the best in the NFL, but the problem this week is the Colts are the absolute best in fantasy vs. D/STs. Manning might throw some picks -- he once threw six against the Chargers -- but you are better off avoiding having him put up points against you this week.

\nColtsWR Pierre Garcon, RB Donald Brown, D/ST, RB Javarris JamesThe Chargers are too potent to consider using the Colts defense, even if the Chargers have allowed the third-most points to D/STs in fantasy. Most of that comes on returns, which have slowed in recent weeks and the Colts don't have great return men. Garcon and Brown could be impact players in other weeks, but a solid defense makes them less intriguing. James is merely a goal-line runner but the Chargers don't figure to be real forgiving against the run this week.

\nINJURY WATCHChargersAntonio Gates (foot), Malcom Floyd (hamstring), WR Patrick Crayton (wrist), Ryan Mathews (ankle), Legedu Naanee (hamstring) -- The guess here is Gates and Floyd will play, while Crayton and Mathews will not. Don't concern yourself with Naanee. The status of Gates and Floyd might not be apparently before lineups lock Sunday, so consider the tricky night game a good reason to find replacements sooner than later.

\nColtsRB Joseph Addai (neck), WR Austin Collie (concussion), RB Mike Hart (ankle) -- They all appear unlikely to play at this point. Find alternatives now, because the Sunday night game will be too late to replace them.

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\nCardinalsWR Larry Fitzgerald, WR Steve Breaston, RB Beanie WellsDerek Anderson has been much better of late, perhaps because Fitzgerald and Breaston are healthier after injury-plagued starts to the season. Wells is healthier, too. Use all these three -- and only these three -- this week.

\nSIT49ersQB Troy Smith, RB Anthony Dixon, WR Josh Morgan, WR Ted Ginn, RB Brian Westbrook, QB Alex SmithSmith should make the offense a bit more potent, but he is not close to the class of player to make these fringe guys worth considering in any formats this week.

\nCardinalsRB Tim Hightower, QB Derek Anderson, D/ST, WR Stephen Williams, K Jay Feeley, TE Ben PatrickAnderson isn't quite in the class of QB you can trust, even if he has shown signs of improvement. Wells' health figures to make the Cardinals more of a ball-control team -- particularly in this last-gasp divisional matchup. Hightower has lost his starting job, so don't consider him viable unless Wells is beat up again.

\nINJURY WATCH49ersK Joe Nedney (knee) -- He can be ignored.

\nCardinalsWR Early Doucet (concussion), RB LaRod Stephens-Howling (hamstring), RB Jason Wright (concussion) -- They are not owned and can be ignored.

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FBI forensic artist Sydney Fitzpatrick questions the guilt of the man about to be executed for her father's murder twenty years earlier. The first stirrings of doubt occur when one of her forensic sketches on an unrelated case brings forth memories about her father's homicide that she'd hoped to forget. A mysterious envelope arrives in the mail on the anniversary of her father's death. She opens the packet and discovers a blackmail letter written by her father, an old photo of his army buddies, and a deposit slip from a bank long closed. Refusing to believe that her father was involved in any blackmail scheme, she searches for evidence to clear his name. Her investigation leads to a trail of corruption by high-ranking US political officials, and a meticulous and deadly cover-up by the military and the CIA. The more Special Agent Fitzpatrick digs into her father's past, the more she finds it riddled with dark secrets and truths, including the fact that her father's seemingly ordinary military career was anything but stellar or even routine.
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dragonalumni replied to Dahamonnah's topic in For Beginnersconsult this 3 day old post "im 16. i want to start now. where do i begin?" http://www.gamedev.net/topic/623041-im-16-i-want-to-start-now-where-do-i-begin or read.... yes, read .. some old threads.. i mean old as in .. this week..asking exactly the same question.. [url="../622672-aspiring-game-creator/"]http://www.gamedev.n...g-game-creator/[/url] [url="../622645-getting-started/"]http://www.gamedev.n...etting-started/[/url] [url="../622973-total-newbie-with-a-few-questions/"]http://www.gamedev.n...-few-questions/[/url] [url="../622777-newbie-here-i-wish-to-start/"]http://www.gamedev.n...-wish-to-start/[/url] [url="../622678-getting-started/"]http://www.gamedev.n...etting-started/[/url] [url="../605788-please-help-me/"]http://www.gamedev.n...please-help-me/[/url]
dragonalumni replied to scrap's topic in For Beginnersto be completely honest you need to consult the other daily "i'm a new person wanting to make a game" post. this question is asked every day here and you can just review the threads on the first page of the forum for answers. good luck [img]http://public.gamedev.net//public/style_emoticons/default/tongue.png[/img] http://www.gamedev.net/topic/622672-aspiring-game-creator/ http://www.gamedev.net/topic/622645-getting-started/ http://www.gamedev.net/topic/622973-total-newbie-with-a-few-questions/ http://www.gamedev.net/topic/622777-newbie-here-i-wish-to-start/ http://www.gamedev.net/topic/622678-getting-started/ http://www.gamedev.net/topic/605788-please-help-me/
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Of course lots of RPG games already do this, it's called "The Inn". Some Rpgs, especially early RPGs had specific tiles you could save on or heal on, or use a tent (that allowed healing). This would be defined as non-regenerative healing in my view though. One thing about regenerative healing that I think it should be turned off when a player is fighting. If the player is the current target of an npc, or the player is taking damage or attacking, he should not get the healing tick for 5 or 10 seconds. if(current_time + 10 > last_combat_time) { regenerate() }
dragonalumni replied to TechbiteStudios's topic in Game Design and TheoryNEED FOR FAST (THREE X) Epic Trax (Tracks) War of the Wheelz Knights 2000 Racetrack Khans/Kings Lord of the Race
dragonalumni posted a topic in For BeginnersI'm looking for a good code snippet that controls inventory. I've searched for quite awhile on google and really haven't found a good base yet. It must be in C#. Allow creation of inventory using a form. Would allow you to list all the items. Delete items. save and restore data.
dragonalumni replied to epreisz_138072's topic in For BeginnersHaving absolutely no knowledge of your product or your staff, I find that looking over your site you have a huge forum and active community, over 150,000 posts. So do you really need testers or just more customers? I also see "Phil" made an account and is now posting in your general forums, congratulations to both of you.
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dragonalumni replied to phil67rpg's topic in For Beginnersadd a timer object make a function called something like "update_game" use the timer to call "update_game" at whatever speed you like. done.
[quote name='Dubious-Tony' timestamp='1332353468' post='4924033'] I would like to see a system in a game where a player builds up different levels of "Injuries", where each injury has a negative effect on the player. Then, you could either have a maximum "Injury level" (a health bar in disguise?) or make the game impossible to continue without some kind of healing. Or.. you could have minor injuries automatically heal over time, leaving the major injuries for some proper healing. [/quote] play fallout 3 or fallout nv, it has health, body party injury and radiation to contend with. (i havent played fallout 1/2 so i don't know about that)
dragonalumni posted a topic in For BeginnersThis is the planned format for my 2d game and client. I'm using regular C# express. Right now I'm dealing with positioning. Namely I have 3 sets of X,Y values 1) Client XY (1280,800) 2) Visible Map XY (480,480) (with 32 pixel titles = 15 titles squared) (*starts at client w400,h50) 3) Loaded Map XY (1440,1440) (with 32 pixel titles = 45 tiles squared) I'm a bit disgrunteled that as I currently have it setup my play map is in the middle of my screen so that it's X,Y has a different value from that of the overall client window. My question is how do others deal with it, do they somehow plug all the graphics into it's own mini-window like a panel or something else or do they just deal with it. At this point, I need to load the [b]whole map [/b] position the player on the [b]loaded map[/b] draw the 480x480 [b]visible map[/b] around the player I guess the two things I'm thinking about as problems are having to indent everything from the full client size and trying to figure out a way to load everything into it's own visible object like a panel so that XY starts at 0,0. I'm sure someone who has done this before must have some advice, please keep in simple. Any comments/advice/suggestions are welcome.
you forgot my favorite hybrid, protoss from starcraft 1, had a heal bar and a slowly regenerating shield (mana shield-ish) honestly though it depends on the game, a tactical game isn't go to refill your bar every few seconds in fact i don't play any games that do this. the main thing is make sure that as a developer your in control of it, if they don't get any healing at all you have to make it so they can beat the level on what they have if they play tactically.
dragonalumni replied to JamesProctor's topic in Game Design and Theoryconsider this: can players drop quest items (which will make coding quests a lot harder or buggy, in some cases.) if quest items are dropable, they can go into regular inventory, if not, they shouldn't take up players space..
dragonalumni replied to phil67rpg's topic in For BeginnersA likely solution, I use this for a game with a window and input box [code] // keyboard press over ride protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData) { if (TextInputBox.Focused) { // i want users to be able to type in letters here so i exit if this box is focused. return false; } if (keyData == Keys.Left || keyData == Keys.A) { Move("west"); return true; } else if (keyData == Keys.Right || keyData == Keys.D) { Move("east"); return true; } else if (keyData == Keys.Up || keyData == Keys.W) { Move("north"); return true; } else if (keyData == Keys.Down || keyData == Keys.X) { Move("south"); return true; } else return base.ProcessCmdKey(ref msg, keyData); } [/code]


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You've been hearing about several codenames and that can be a little confusing. It's simple really, in the market we have entry level, mainstream and high-end products. When you notice 'Cape Verde' that's the entry level Radeon HD 7700.
'Pitcairn' will be the codename the mainstream products will hide (R7800) under, and finally 'Tahiti' is the codename for the most high-end products.
- Entry level = Cape Verde = Radeon HD 7700 series
- Mainstream level = Pitcairn = Radeon HD 7800 series
- High-end level = Tahiti = Radeon HD 7900 series
The entire segment from top to bottom will be released in Q1 2012. The 7900 series has been launched, now it's time for entry-level, the Radeon HD 7700 series.
It is important to understand that there are significant changes in this family of GPUs. The GPU architecture was overhauled, AMD moved towards a 28nm process technology, the new cards are all PCIe gen 3 compatible and there have been significant changes on power consumption. We'll address all the features separately of course.
With the launch of the Radeon HD 7000 series Eyefinity has been updated to version 2.0. DDM audio is now fully supported (you hear audio on the actual monitor it's played on), a new 5x1 landscape mode is introduced, and you may now create custom multi-monitor resolutions.
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We start off with the GPU overview (architecture we'll discuss later). AMD now bakes GPUs on the all new 28nm node, in very simple wording that means they can put more transistors on a smaller area.
The Cape Verde core has a good 1.5 Billion transistors, the internal architecture has changed, we'll talk a little deeper about that in a minute. But as a result:
- The Radeon HD 7750 is packed with 512 shader processors harbored in Compute Unit segments (8 of them).
- The Radeon HD 7770 is packed with 640 shader processors harbored in Compute Unit segments (10 of them).
Memory wise both cards will pack 1 gigabyte of DDR5 memory, quite a bit for entry level products. The memory bus is 128-bit, but combined with the gDDR5 memory (which is quad data rate) you do get a decent chunk of much needed memory bandwidth, which the GPU certainly can use. The memory clock will be 1125 MHz, being quad data-rate (gDDR5) that results in an effective data rate of 4500 MHz or 4.5 GHz. This will give the Cape Verde GPUs 72 GB/sec of framebuffer bandwidth to do its thing in.
The Cape Verde GPU packs 1.5 billion transistors, but if you can't apply a fast enough clock frequency it would become a problem. Well, that's not an issue for AMD either, the R7750 is clocked at 800 MHz while the Radeon HD 7770 will get a reference core clock frequency at a full GHz.
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This 80-acre parcel has a little bit of everything! The Somo River runs through the northeast corner while Landwehr Creek runs through the western portion of the property. A great building site is located just off County Road T where about 60+ acres of highland offers great grouse, deer, and turkey hunting. Lowland surrounds the creek and offers a bedding sanctuary for deer and bear and holds ducks and geese. A new trail system, as well as multiple food plots, have been added to make this a hunter's paradise! If you have been looking for an affordable parcel of land, this is certainly worth a look!
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Projeto que permite usar os componentes do ACBr em outras linguagens.46 weekly downloads
APSDFAll Platform Simple Database Format
This project has the aim of making a small user-friendly database format for the user that can be used on any platform with the main focus being PDAs
Linux/Windows Admin with interactive features to control Resources on a remote PC
Alchemy Integration
We develop the PCPartner suite of ActiveX controls for integration of applications with Avaya Alchemy telephone systems over a network.
Amateur Radio Mobile Internet Connection
The purpose of this project is to create software to allow mobile ham radio operators to connect to the internet durring spotting and other Public Emergencies.
Application Starter for USB flash drives
Launch applications from your usb flash drive without having to change drive letters in shortcuts etc! Features drive letter replacing in files and -flags, easy adding, deleting and editing of applications to start. Soon platform independent with Java!1 weekly downloads
Aquifer Analysis Tools
Aquifer Analysis Tools3 weekly downloads
Arena 2002 LT
IBM Lotus Domino R5 based, powered by GURPS, web site which includes: Dicer roller, Character creation utility, Combat resolver, Arena action solution.
Audio Mixing And Manipulation Project
AMaMP (Audio Mixing & Manipulation Project) aims to provide a cross platform core program that, based on an input instruction file, mixes and manipulates audio from a range of sources. The project incorporates GUI apps that target the core.
Azeri Alphabet Converter
Since Azeri Turkish is written in different alphabets throughout the world, This project aims to convert texts between some mainly used alphabets. specifcally, conversion between arbaic and latin alphabets is intended.
BLacK PeaRL Billing
BLacK PeaRL Billing adalah software untuk menghitung waktu/biaya pemakaian pada rental komputer atau pun warnet. memiliki beberapa fasilitas seperti , Personal, Pelajar, Game, Mengetik, Member dan paket.
Babya's Program
Desktop add-on for windows
BibliosView is a Delphi/Kylix and FlashMX 2003 GUI for unriccio\\\\\\\'s Biblios. Probably WebService compatibility will be added...
Blast XPlayer
Portable mp3 Player
The project is all about making a great freeware irc server daemon for public use. The server will be made with easy configuration and a lot of options for the "beginning user", *UPDATE* This project is no longer updated as the need is covered by other
Block Based Encryption aka 2Bx4Bx2B
An original bruteforce-based encryption/decryption system. BBE was originally conceived to chat with encrypted text on IRC. mIRC and X-Chat support BBE via script addon. BBE can also encrypt MIME encoded files. Blowfish encryption is currently supported.
Blood Glucose Monitor
Blood Glucose Monitor is a program designed for the veterinarian to run a blood glucose curve assay on canines and felines. Graphs the test results for easy viewing and creates a html report. This program requires Gambas to build and run.
Blue Sea World 3D
I have decided to open up this project again. It will be an underwater game that has many options and possibilities.
Bookkeeping OS
Bookkeeping OS is a bookkeeping software in command prompt mode. Commands to use the program look like console commands. This method allows for the user simple, fast and quick entries. Written in VB.NET.
Bookmark Manager
Bookmark-Manager is an advanced bookmark management utility for Windows supporting importing/exporting and merging of Internet Explorer favorites, Opera hotlists, Mozilla, Netscape, and Firefox bookmarks, XBEL, and HTML lists.38 weekly downloads
BrainSquash: VBA to Linux Communication
Two way communication from any Excel, PowerPoint, Word application to Linux. The Brain is a custom TCP server, running under Linux, capable of accepting multiple connections from VBA objects and redistributing or storing the information in real-time.
CATBatch and Script Collection
A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development


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