If you read my post two days ago about week three's starters and who to sit you would have seen the call to start Michael Vick against a bad Jaguars defense, and my prediction that he would lead all players in fantasy scoring. If you started Eli Manning, like you were told twice not to, then I hope you enjoyed two more turnovers and no touchdowns. On to this week's scoring leaders by position...Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles, QB: 17/31 for 293 yards and 3 touchdowns, plus 4 rushes for 30 yards and a score. Called it.
Anquan Boldin, Baltimore Ravens, WR: 8 catches, after being targeted 11 times, for 142 yards and 3 touchdowns. Is it too early to be wacco for Flacco again? Definitely not next week against the Steelers.
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings, RB: 23 rushes for 160 yards and 2 scores, plus 30 yards on 5 receptions. Do you need a recommendation to start Peterson?
Dustin Keller, New York Jets, TE: as I write this in advance for Monday; Keller has two scores on 5 receptions for 91 yards. Just think Braylong DUI Edwards, these could be your scores.
How about some underachievers?
David Garrard, Jacksonville Jaguards, QB: after throwing 3 touchdowns against the Broncos he has thrown 1 td to 5 interceptions. He ended with 105 yards on 13 for 30 attempts. How is this guy owned in nearly 29% of leagues?
Joseph Addai, Indianapolis Colts, RB: after running for 92 yards last week Addai added to this sporadic year with a 29 yards on 13 carries campaign plus 10 yards on two catches. Neither of the Colts running options look like good options this year.
Chad Ochocinco, Cincinnati Bengals, WR: perhaps its bad play from his QB, but when you get targeted 12 times against a bad Panthers D and you only bring in 4 catches for 34 yards you are severely under performing. Save for garbage time against the Patriots it has been a dissapointing year thus far for Robin.
Vernon Davis, San Francisco, TE: after catching no less then 70 yards in the previous 2 games Davis went for 22 yards on 3 catches against a Chiefs D giving up an average of 12 points at home this year. Davis has yet to score a touchdown this year, and his chances look no better against an Atlanta team that plays great at home.
