Week 10 Start 'Em Sit 'Em: Mark Sanchez and Must-Start Fantasy Stars

It is time to take those questionable players and place them in your lineup as winning answers. The ups and downs for Mark Sanchez will be up this week, and so it goes for a few other NFL stars. 

Sanchez has been a good bet to deliver on most weekends. Despite the real stinker he delivered against the Baltimore Ravens, he has been as reliable as you could hope for. Then came last weekend. 

A costly interception saw him deliver a mediocre score for fantasy owners. As we all know, players need to be measured on a weekly basis in the fantasy world. 

For his game against the New England Patriots, Sanchez needs to be in your lineup. Here are some players that are pure start ems when you consider their possible production this weekend. 

Mark Sanchez

The Jets will enter what looks to be an epic shootout against the Patriots. I have more confidence in the Jets stalling Tom Brady's marvelous effort than the Patriots corralling Sanchez. 

The Patriots continue to have one of the worst secondaries in football. You must start anyone the suits up against them. When you consider the Jets will go to the air often, it makes Sanchez a candidate for fantasy star of the week. 

Tim Tebow

We continue scratching our heads this weekend. Get Tebow in your lineup as he somehow continues to be mediocre as a real-life quarterback but solid and at times fantastic in fantasy land. 

With the rushing yards he gains, he needs very little by air to deliver a great game for you owners that took a chance on him when he took over the starting job. The Broncos may lose, and Tebow may float a great many passes, but he will still get 20 or more points. Start him. 

Chris Johnson

I know what you are thinking. You probably stashed Johnson away in the basement of your team, never thinking of using him again. 

Well, he showed flashes of the old Johnson in his last effort and is facing a Panthers team that is very kind to running backs. This will be his breakout game of the season. And that, my friends, is the last time I write that.