What's up, George? Thanks for stopping in today.I don't know what's happened to Jennings this year to tell you the truth. He was the clear-cut WR1 for the Pack last year, and Donald Driver has taken the role over completely. Now, Jennings is a 60 yard-per-game guy, and Vernon Davis will account for that by scoring just one touchdown. Go with Vernon. Alex Smith looks his way almost exclusively in the red zone, and his yardage usually isn't bad either.

Remember when Housh was moaning about his "low" rating in Madden heading into the season? I think he was ranked as the 6th best WR in the NFC, and it looks like that may have actually been far too generous. But to answer your question...

You should definitely check out Mike Harmon's weekly waiver review articles for a more thorough explanation since my time is pretty limited here. But for a quick and dirty answer, one RB I've seen on some waiver wires is Cadillac Williams, and he shouldn't be there. Josh Freeman's passing will add a whole new dimension to that offense and open things up for Cadillac. He's a top-two RB in just about any league format again as far as I'm concerned.

Not sure, Ray. Do you have a ouija board we can consult? He was a late scratch last week, and you have to imagine that an extra few days off will do him some good and he'll be ready to go. There are two problems, though. First,  Westbrook probably couldn't make a phone call without picking up some kind of injury, so you'll need to wait until later in the week to find out his status. Secondly, the Eagles have a pretty tricky matchup in San Diego next week, so even if he plays, I'm not too sure I'd be wild about starting him.

As far as Chambers, yes. You should be worried, but not to the point where you rush out to pick him up. The Chiefs will find themselves down by a good margin of points almost every week from here on out. Cassel will be throwing a lot during garbage time, and you'll just have to hope Bowe continues his knack for scoring there. He didn't in J-Ville, but will at some point this year.

Jenna continues our female chat day.......Do you think I should trade Brandon Jacobs at this point? Does he have a chance to rebound the rest of the way?

Trade him? Sure. For what, though? No other owner in your league is going to get terribly riled up about the chance to grab a guy who has only two touchdowns and zero 100-yard games on the ground this year. It's a great chance to buy low on a first-round pick, but his entire first half of the season has been a bust. I'm prepared to throw in the towel on him and accept a WR2 in return.