QB Jeff Garcia vs. Oakland
(25/36, 282 yards, 2 TD, 10 rushes, 46 yards)
When he and Owens are on, they are arguable the best pair in the league.

RB LaDainian Tomlinson vs. New York Jets
(12 rushes, 60 yards, 1 TD)
I am officially upgrading the Jets' run defense. They kept him in check, but he still scores.

RB Stephen Davis vs. Seattle
(DID NOT PLAY)
Although he wasn't in, hopefully you had his back-up Kenny Watson who piled on 150+ total yards.

WR James Thrash vs. Chicago
(3 catches, 19 yards)
Chalk this up as one of the bad picks. Can't be perfect.

WR Joey Galloway vs. Detroit
(6 catches, 56 yards)
The good news he was the leading receiver, the bad news is that the team only scored 7 points.

TE Billy Miller vs. Cincinnati
(4 catches, 46 yards)
He continues his impressive campaign and should continue to improve. He has great size and should be around for years.

TE Bubba Franks vs. Miami
(3 catches, 29 yards)
Once they jumped out to the lead, the Pack didn't to use much of an aerial attack.

Average

QB Donovan McNabb vs. Chicago
(18/33, 209 yards, 1 INT, 9 rushes, 46 yards, 1 TD)
Solid is exactly how you can define this performance. His running ability makes him extraordinary.

QB Brad Johnson vs. Minnesota
(24/31, 313 yards, 5 TD)
For those of you who were lucky enough to play him, like me (Brooks was on bye), call this one an aberration. He didn't throw that many touchdowns in all of last year's second half.

RB Corey Dillon vs. Houston
(22 rushes, 92 yards)
His numbers would have been even better, had this not been a blow out. The Bengals went with Brandon Bennett towards the end.

RB Charlie Garner vs. San Francisco
(14 rushes, 52 yards, 1 TD, 3 catches, 16 yards)
What a difference a year makes in terms of getting into the end zone. They still attempted Zack Crockett on the goal line, but its nice to see Garner getting in regardless

WR Donald Driver vs. Miami
(3 catches, 60 yards)
This is an average performance, hence the position in this article. I am sure he is praying Favre is ok.

WR Torry Holt vs. Arizona
(1 catch, 7 yards, 1 TD)
So this was less than impressive, but he did score and that is all that counts, at least in some leagues..

TE Jeremy Shockey vs. Jacksonville
(2 catches, 24 yards)
Wasn't much of a factor this week but look for a bounce back against the Vikings.

TE Christian Fauria vs. Buffalo
(2 catches, 8 yards, 1 TD)
Who cares about the yardage when your TE scores.

Worst

QB Daunte Culpepper vs. Tampa Bay
(19/30, 231 yards, 2 INT, 4 rushes, 8 yards)
Decent yardage, but no scores and two picks makes for a forgettable performance.

QB Steve McNair vs. Indianapolis
(14/19, 82 yards, 1 TD, 6 rushes, 13 yards)
Efficient? Yes. Effective for fantasy football? No.

RB Curtis Martin vs. San Diego
(13 rushes, 37 yards, 1 TD, 5 catches, 34 yards)
Lamont Jordan was the man this week. With the same amount of attempts he ran for over 100 yards due to a long 61 yard scamper.

RB Anthony Thomas vs. Philadelphia
(16 rushes, 52 yards, 1 TD, 4 catches 52 yards)
His score and receiving yardage makes his performance easier to stomach, but his rushing yardage continues to be a disappointment.

WR Jimmy Smith vs. New York Giants
(10 catches, 123 yards, 1 TD)
He finally put the team on his shoulders but it wasn't enough to get the win.

WR Marty Booker vs. Philadelphia
(5 catches, 37 yards)
Teams have realized that he is the man in Chi-town, so he will have to really fight for numbers.

TE Roland Williams vs. San Francisco
(1 catch, 6 yards)
Not a factor in this battle.

TE Freddie Jones vs. St. Louis
(2 catches, 23 yards)
Only having the ball for only 24 minutes doesn't help his team or his cause.