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It is Dallas week in Philadelphia, and all hands are on deck.

After missing last weekend's game because of a head injury he suffered two weeks ago, Brian Westbrook has been cleared to play by the Eagles medical staff for this weekend's game against the Cowboys. LeSean McCoy started in Westbrook's stead last weekend.

Both Westbrook and McCoy should get a fair amount of work this weekend. Westy will resume the starting role if he is, indeed, active on gameday. All signs point to him playing this weekend and the matchup is decent for fantasy owners. Philly usually brings it against Dallas.

Meanwhile, McCoy's performance in Westbrook's stead—although it took a late 66-yard touchdown run to salvage any fantasy value—warrants more playing time for the rookie going forward. If for no other reason, using a running-back-by-committee in Philadelphia more often could keep some hits off Westbrook.

Here are today's great reads:

• There still is time to vote for your favorite fantasy football Web sites in the Librarian's First Annual Reader's Choice Awards. [The Hazean]
• It is Reggie Wayne's world. The rest of the wide receivers in the league are just paying rent. Twenty ridiculous targets on Sunday. [Roto Arcade]
• More target report highlights from week eight. Expect Kevin Walter to get increased looks in Houston now that Owen Daniels is out for the year. [Pancake Blocks]
• After a three-touchdown performance last weekend, Ryan Moats officially became the most added player in a single week in fantasy leagues so far this season. [FanHouse]
• Looking ahead to some favorable fantasy football playoff matchups. Things, as always, look rosy on paper for Drew Brees. [Bruno Boys]
• Maurice Morris received a lot of work in the backfield against the Rams last weekend but he is not taking the job from Kevin Smith. [ProFootballTalk]

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