8 fantasy points per week over his past five games

Other teams that have interest are reportedly the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Cubs.. For some of you, the second round of the playoffs kicked off on Thursday night. For others, your run to a fantasy championship begins this weekend.Let's get after it. GET EM IN YOUR LINEUPBeanie Wells, RB, Arizona Cardinals: After running back Tim Hightower put the ball on the ground yet againthis time against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 14Wells stepped in and put up some solid numbers, rushing for 79 yards on 15 carries (5.3 YPC) and one touchdown. Following three Arizona defeats this season, Warner has come back the next week to throw a total of nine touchdowns with zero interceptions while leading the Cardinals to a 3-0 record.Antonio Bryant, WR, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Consider Bryant a solid WR2/WR3 option in Week 15. Over his past three games, the Bucs pass catcher has hauled in 10 receptions for 229 yards and one touchdown.

He was locked down by Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis last Sunday (two receptions for 22 yards) but faces a much easier challenge in the Seahawks this Sunday. Seattle is giving up an average of 26.4 fantasy points per week to opposing wide receivers, which ranks 31st in the NFL.From the same game, you should also start Seahawks wide receiver T.J Houshmandzadeh. The former Cincinnati Bengal has had a somewhat slow year (65-721-3) but should produce some respectable numbers for two reasonsfirst, wide receiver Nate Burleson is likely out with a high ankle sprain, one that could force him to the sidelines for the remainder of the season. The Redskins host the New York Giants on Monday night, which is excellent news for Davis owners, as no defense in the NFL is giving up more fantasy points per week to opposing tight ends than the Giants (10.6 pts/gm).Knowshon Moreno, RB, Denver Broncos: The rookie out of Georgia has become an excellent flex option during the second half of the season, averaging 11.8 fantasy points per week over his past five games. Moreno is averaging 19.8 touches over his last five contests and has carried the ball 44 times in his last two games, his highest two-game total of the season. He looks even more appealing in Week 15 once you find out that his opponentthe Raidersrank 30th in points allowed to opposing running backs (25.5 pts./gm).This weeks schedule winner isNew England Patriots' running back Laurence Maroney, who gets a crack at the NFLs worst run defense this Sunday in the Buffalo Bills. The Bills have been a dream for opposing fantasy running backs this season as they rank 32nd in run defense (170.0 yds/gm), 30th in rushing touchdowns allowed (17), and 32nd in fantasy points given up per week (27.6).Vince Young, QB, Tennessee Titans: If youre in desperate need of some help at the quarterback position in Week 15, look no further than Vince Young.

In addition, the mobile signal-caller has rushed for 170 yards during that same five game span. The best part Young and the Titans host the Miami Dolphins this weekend and a defense thats giving up an average of 19.5 fantasy points per week to opposing quarterbacks, good for 28th in the NFL. Three fantasy defenses to start1 Houston Texans (at St Louis) 2 Arizona Cardinals (at Detroit) 3. New England Patriots (at Buffalo)Note: Why are these three defenses good Week 15 options Because their respective opponents rank 32nd, 31st and 30th in points allowed to opposing defenses in 2009. Enjoy. KEEP EM ON YOUR BENCHRashard Mendenhall, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers: The Steelers recent troubles have not been lost on Mendenhall, who has scored just two total touchdowns and posted two 100-plus yard rushing efforts in his last seven games.