Week Eight Start-Sit WR Rankings: Beware the Defensive Backs.

No. 2 Miles Austin:  All the way up from number ten Austin has been nothing short of amazing, particularly over his last two games in which he has combined for over 400 yards on 16 grabs and four TDs. He is an absolute must start this week until he slows down—if he ever does.
No. 3 Marques Colston: The Dallas Cowboys did a huge service to the Saints last week by basically exposing the vulnerabilities of the Atlanta secondary. The Saints rose to the occasion last week against a very good Miami D particularly beating up on shutdown corner Will Allen. Expect much more of the same  in this divisional showdown from Colston and Co.
No. 4 Larry Fitzgerald: Fitzgerald isn’t having quite the season him—or you—may have envisioned at the start of the year, but he is still proving each week he can produce against anyone. Fitz hauled in 83 yards on six catches and dropped what would’ve been his only score of the game. This week against a Carolina team that struggles to cover their lunches with aluminum foil let alone good receivers, he is sure to produce once more.
No. 5 Reggie Wayne: Wayne has been reported as having a slight groin injury—well that’s nice— Wayne does however slip a bit this week in rankings due largely to Dallas Clark and Austin Collie being huge red zone targets right now for Indy. Keep an eye on Wayne’s status with us or with our trusted Dominator Service.
No. 6 Vince Jackson: I should be tarred and feathered for not mentioning Jackson last week vs. KC, as Jackson literally lit up the Chiefs all day. This week he will have a double opportunity against Oakland considering the Raiders are terrible and lights out corner Asomugha has a nasty eye injury that will require him to wear a shield which could affect his coverage skills. Start Jackson with confidence.
No. 7 Donald Driver: The Packers made some huge mistakes their first go around with the Vikings, but since then the Packers have tightened themselves up a bit, while the Vikings secondary has fallen to shaky status. The Packers have gotten better at containing the run as described here by our own Rustyn Rose  , and Driver will face a Antoine Winfield-less secondary which should benefit him greatly.
No. 8 Devin Hester: Hester’s speed will be a huge factor against a Cleveland team that has virtually made any Fantasy writer’s job a lot easier than it normally is. He should be targeted at least seven times and good for a score or two.
No. 9 Steve Breaston: Don’t let the rumors of a knee injury or last week’s dismal performance shy you away from Breaston, he is still a prime starter who is averaging just under five catches and just under 80 yards a game this season.
No. 10 Brandon Marshall:   The Ravens are not the same defensive monster we have all been accustom to the past couple of years, and they are particularly bad at covering big receivers who like to expose the weaknesses of zone coverage; Marshall will be a world of trouble for Baltimore this week.
No. 2 Roy Williams:  Well from Start to Sit the roller coaster ride of Roy Williams continues, and as long as Austin, Witten, Choice, and Barber keep it going you can expect more of his anemic performances week in and week out.
No. 3 Derrick Mason: Mason has been a favorite target of Joe Flacco, but Denver is undefeated and sporting the number one scoring defense which means they are gonna lurk around until Flacco tries to find Mason…it’s kinda like fishing. I don’t like Mason’s chances this week.
No. 4 Percy Harvin: Here’s an idea, let’s take our prize draft pick and keep him on returns AND send him into double coverage against the hardest hitting team in the AFC and let’s see what happens. Harvin may be having a banner year, but you can’t expect his body to keep this up unless the Vikings afford him some rest; the Packers won’t make it any easier.
No. 5 Megatron aka. Calvin Johnson:  Megatron is still hobbling around on that bum knee and he is very questionable this week. Even if he does start—which I don’t think he will—he won’t be very useful.
No. 6 Michael Crabtree:  Crabtree was having a nice debut until Vernon Davis stepped in and stole the show. The problem this week is the Colts suddenly have a stellar passing defense that will surely slow the rookie down. He isn’t worth the start this week.
No. 7 Josh Morgan: Again, the Colts can’t be passed on and the only offense I see coming will be Davis and Gore.
No. 8 Earl Bennett:  Bennett should be the lowest man on the totem pole in a contest that should favor Knox, Hester, Olsen, and Forte.
No. 9 Roddy White:   The Saints secondary continue to impress, and outside of White’s one monster game he has been less than average. This week is very unfavorable.
No. 10 Steve Smith: Delhomme could be benched this week, which is laughable because it is pretty much too late for the Panthers. Rodgers-Cromartie should be able to handle Smith this week.