NFL Week 9 Predictions: Projecting the Top Fantasy Football Scorers

No Calvin Johnson this week. No Adrian Peterson, either. 

So which fantasy studs fill the void and provide owners with the most productive days?

These guys...

Greg Jennings 

He's Aaron Rodgers' go-to target and it doesn't' matter if this game is close or Green Bay is blowing San Diego out—they'll throw the football regardless. 

Jennings has been surprisingly productive within the Packers offense this season with 42 receptions for 677 yards and five touchdowns. 

It's surprising because Rodgers spreads the ball around to more receivers than any quarterback in football. 

Statistically, the Chargers have a good secondary, but we saw how effective both Mark Sanchez and Matt Cassel were against San Diego in the second halves of their games. 

Rodgers should have a field day in his home state of California and you can count on Jennings to get his typical five to seven catches and reach 100 yards receiving. 

LeSean McCoy

You really can't game plan for this guy with all the other weapons on Philadelphia's offense. He was more of a novelty at the start of the season, but now that Andy Reid is giving him more carries, we're seeing how amazing he really is. 

Forget Brian Urlacher, Lance Briggs and this whole idea that the Bears have this ferocious defense because of those two players. 

Urlacher and Briggs are good in their own right, but Chicago is allowing 5.2 yards per rush this season. 

McCoy will have another huge night—30 fantasy points is certainly not out of the question. 

As for quarterbacks, Eli Manning and Tom Brady won't disappoint America and it's love affair with offensive fireworks. 

Drew Brees should bounce back against the Buccaneers in the Superdome. That place is magical for New Orleans. 

Lastly, I have a good feeling about Ben Roethlisberger, too. I love him at home in that rivalry game, especially because his defense will give him a ton of possessions against Baltimore.