Sit: Week 7

First, here’s last week’s results (4-5 last week, 17-11 for the season):

Quarterbacks:

Jason Campbell -L-217 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 6 rush yds, 1 TD
Matt Schaub -W-259 yds, 1 INT, 6 rush yds, 1 FumL

Running Backs:

Brian Leonard -W-18 yds, 23 rec yds

Earnest Graham -W-29 yds, 17 rec yds

Wide Receivers:

Bernard Berrian -L-78 yds, 1 TD

Chris Chambers -L-73 yds

Tight Ends:

Chris Cooley -L-105 yds, 1 TD

Defense:

Kansas City -L-20 pts, 4 sacks, 1 FumR, 2 INTs

Kickers:

Olindo Mare -W-4 pts

On to week 7:

Quarterbacks:

Jon Kitna - He’ll be better than he was in his last game, but not good enough to be worth starting.

Chad Pennington - Not even the Bengals can fix the funk he’s in right now.

Running Backs:
I’m sticking with Brian Leonard and Earnest Graham again. Even though they get the bulk of their team’s carries right now, the running game hasn’t been accomplishing much for these teams lately. You’re better off starting guys like Marion Barber and Maurice Jones Drew–even though they don’t get as many carries, they have good enough offensive lines to do much more with those they do get.

Wide Receivers:

Torry Holt - Holt’s numbers have been down a little this year, plus he has only scored TDs against the weaker defenses.

Ronald Curry - Curry won’t get much against the Chiefs, who are the sixth-best team against the pass.

Tight Ends:

Eric Johnson - He had a TD last week, but things are still a mess for the New Orleans passing game.

Defense:

Chicago- Brian Westbrook will tear them up like Adrian Peterson did last week.

Kickers:

Jason Hanson - The Bucs won’t give up many points against weaker teams.