Quarterback to start
Shaun Hill (SF) – In case your regular QB is hurt or not playing well, Hill makes an intriguing start, hosting the St Louis Rams. Hill was quietly effective Monday night, throwing for 217 yards and two touchdowns against a competent Arizona pass defense. Now he faces one of the worst defenses in the NFL. The Rams are dead last in points allowed and only 70 yards off the ‘"lead" for most total yards allowed. Hill won’t wow you with his numbers, but he should be able to post a minimum of at least 240 passing yards and two or three touchdowns.

Quarterback to sit
David Garrard (JAC) – Last week Garrard posted numbers similar to what I am projecting Hill to put up this week, but he will come nowhere near those numbers this time. Garrard posted those numbers against the Detroit Lions, who are much easier to pass against than the Tennessee Titans. Second, expect the Titans to dominate time of possession. Garrard will offer you no hope for your playoff ambitions.

Running backs to start
Steve Slaton (HOU) – Forget about last week against the Baltimore Ravens. Did you know the Indianapolis Colts, whom Slaton faces, have allowed twice as many rushing yards as the Ravens? Start Slaton without fear.