Look at that, a smile only a mother could love. I think? For as often as we’ve ripped CJ for his fantasy fails this season, we must applaud the running back when he produces on Sunday. Owners that stuck things out and started him were rewarded with 23 fantasy points thanks to 130 rushing yards, 44 receiving yards and his second touchdown on the season. His 4.8 yards per rush are a single game season high. (Honorable mention: Marshawn Lynch 22 FP) – Ryan Fowler

Felix Jones has rushed for more than 100 yards in a game three times over a span of four seasons. Murray has accomplished the same feat in three out of his last four games. You hate to bump a guy out of the starting role due to injury, but Felix, I’m sorry, you lost your starting gig. Murray finished 125 rushing yards on 20 carries (6.8 ypr) and chipped in 36 receiving yards with a touchdown. The rookie running back is averaging 150 rushing yards per game over his last four contests. (Honorable mention: Arian Foster 30 FP) – Ryan Fowler

At first glance, Stafford’s 33 of 63 for 329 yards and a touchdown stat line seems like a solid fantasy outing. That would net owners roughly 22 points. But fixated on the box score, your eyes wander a tad more to the right and then you see it: the number 4 below INT. The loss of eight points turns an ugly football game into an even uglier fantasy day. This isn’t the first time Stafford has thrown four or more picks in a game, he did it twice his rookie season including five interceptions against Seattle. He had only thrown four interceptions the entire season before Sunday. – Ryan Fowler
 

The Detroit Lions didn’t have a chance in their trip to Soldier Field. If you started this unit that forced six turnovers, two of which were returned for touchdowns, picked up two sacks and Devin Hester made an 82-yard special teams house call, these 37 fantasy points belong to you. Enjoy. – Ryan Fowler

Freeman is well on his way to being named to the “All-Fantasy Dud Team.” This is a guy who threw 25 touchdowns and only six interceptions in 2010 and quarterback fantasy owners had high hopes for in 2011. He finished 15 of 35 for 170 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions against Houston in Week 10. That brings his season totals to nine touchdown passes and 13 interceptions. The offense just isn’t clicking down in Tampa Bay. – Ryan Fowler

Robinson lived up the fantasy headline hype. Similar to Julio Jones fantasy performance in Week 9, the Cowboys wide receiver hauled in two touchdown scores of five and 58 yards early in the game, but was relatively quiet from the second quarter on. It didn’t help that the Cowboys’ built a 28-7 lead by halftime and had no reason to throw in the second half. Regardless, as long as Miles Austin is out, Robinson definitely holds fantasy value in a pass happy offense. (Honorable mention: Larry Fitzgerald 26 FP) – Ryan Fowler

Fitzpatrick was shut down for the second week in a row. He finished 20 of 31 for 146 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions against Dallas. Fitz has thrown two touchdowns and five interceptions over his last two games. It doesn’t get any easier as the Bills travel to Miami and play at the Jets the next two weeks. – Ryan Fowler

Carson Palmer has found his security blanket in the Oakland offense. Over the last two games, the quarterback has targeted Moore 19 times. Against the Chargers, his five receptions for 123 yards and two touchdowns were the top fantasy stats of his rookie season. Now, Palmer was also building a nice rapport with Jacoby Ford, but it sounds like he’ll miss some time with an ankle injury. Those quick to dump Darrius Heyward-Bey may want to snatch him back up if Hue Jackson continues to air it out. – Ryan Fowler

For just the second time this season, Smith was held under 40 receiving yards. A dinged up Cam Newton (shoulder) couldn’t get the offense moving against Tennessee and his top target was caught up in the collateral damage. Smith finished with five catches for 33 yards without a touchdown. The good news is he’s still averaging over 100 receiving yards per game, so keep him in your starting lineup. – Ryan Fowler

A two-headed monster has been seen roaming the streets of Oakland and it has nothing to do with the occupy movement. It’s hard to notice Darren McFadden’s absence when Bush fires off back-to-back stud performances. As an encore to his 129 total yards and a touchdown against Denver in Week 9, Bush plowed over the Chargers on Thursday night to the tune of 242 total yards and a touchdown. DMC and Bush are a scary 1-2 punch down the stretch. – Ryan Fowler

Here's a news flash: water is wet, the sky is blue and Aaron Rodgers is a straight up fantasy stud.   He finished 23-30 for 250 passing yards (what a slacker!) with four touchdown passes.  He also chipped in 21 rushing yards.  Add it all up and owners of Rodgers netted 36 fantasy points, second only to the Chicago Bears DEF/ST.  The Packers remain perfect in 2011. - Ryan Fowler

Fordham University is celebrating one of their own lawye … err ... docte ... err… athletes! John Skelton entered his Week 10 contest against the Eagles with three touchdowns to his name in five career starts. The backup quarterback, filling in for Kevin Kolb again, finished with 315 passing yards and three more touchdowns to add to his resume. His 29 fantasy points rank among the top five fantasy performances of the week. That’s stud. (Honorable mention: Tony Romo 28 FP) – Ryan Fowler