DeDe asks: Sims-Walker or Burleson as my WR3? and Fred Davis or Greg Olsen as my TE?

I have both Olsen and Fred Davis closely rated at Nos. 8 and 9.

In my opinion, Slaton will likely cede some carries to Ryan Moats, but I think they'll still use him in receiving situations at least, like Leon Washington. But he'll receive more consistent touches on weekly basis than Washington did when he was healthy.

I don't think it matters that you are starting both of them in the same game, when they are the top wide receivers for strong offenses with excellent quarterbacks.

If you are looking for a one-game pickup, go with Spencer Havner against Tampa Bay's shaky pass defense.

Then you can pick up another tight end if/when Jermichael Finley returns for Green Bay.

Dreessen still has yet to prove he can be a fantasy starter, so there is more risk with him. Havner has scored three touchdowns in the last two games. Even though he's caught only four passes, he's at least shown he can be productive for fantasy.

I think Mike Wallace is a better start since he's already shown this season he's been a valued No. 3 fantasy starter at WR. He's either caught a touchdown or recorded at least 100 yards for three of the past five contests.

Malcom Floyd's chance to be a fantasy starter increased greatly with the release of Chris Chambers. But even combining both stats together of Floyd and Chambers hasn't made San Diego's No. 2 WR a great weekly start.

If you waited to see more proof, he was already gone before the next week's claims began.