Should i start sanchez or palmer

Allow me to relax your nerves: The Giants' run defense is a mess right now, and Sproles should lead the Saints' charge against it in Week Their entire defensive unit took a breather against the Eagles, and one might think they'll get up for this big game, but Sproles' track record at the Superdome suggests otherwise.

In four home games Sproles has an average of Remember, he leads the Saints' running backs in snaps played and typically is among the team leaders in targets from week to week. Sproles has to be in your lineup against the Giants. Of the running backs we're discussing here -- Ryan Mathews , Darren Sproles , Chris Ogbonnaya and Jonathan Stewart -- only one has a matchup to make you drool over, and that's Stewart.

He gets to face the Colts this week, and he should be considered a solid No. The Colts have allowed 11 touchdowns to opposing running backs, including six in their past five games. Stewart, despite fewer carries than DeAngelo Williams for the season, remains the best Fantasy running back for the Panthers. He has three games with double digits in Fantasy points in his past five outings, including two touchdowns, and he has a solid chance to score.

He also will make plays in the passing game -- he had six catches for 87 yards in Week 11 at Detroit -- and this is a game where you can trust Stewart to succeed in all Fantasy leagues. I do not like Ryan Mathews behind a beaten up offensive line against a Broncos team that has allowed just one rushing touchdown to a running back all year. Montarrio Hardesty is expected back for the Browns this week, so that takes whatever shine there may have been off of Chris Ogbonnaya. Darren Sproles is a solid start on Monday Night Football against the Giants and in a point-per-reception league, I would absolutely roll with him this week.

However, my top start from this group for Week 12 is Jonathan Stewart. Stewart is coming off of a game in which he racked up total yards. He was on the field for about two of every three offensive snaps for his team in Week 11 and has seen nine goal line chances this year tied for 11th. Stewart has produced double digit Fantasy points in three of his last five games and I think he makes it four of six against the Colts.

After all, the Colts are giving up It should come as no surprise then that the Colts allow In fact, in eight straight games, opposing runners have produced at least 16 points this year and only once were they below 19 points.

For the year, there have been six games of 20 plus points and eight games of 19 or more points. Look for J-Stew to get you over the point threshold, making him a very solid start for your teams on Sunday. When we evaluate Tim Tebow , we know that when he faces a weak opponent, he'll do well. The same goes for Decker. Last week, Decker was shut down by the Jets' pass defense which included Darrelle Revis he had five targets.

But prior to that game Decker scored in three straight games and had double-digit Fantasy production in each. Now he, Tebow and the Broncos take on a very suspect San Diego secondary, one that has yielded 18 passing touchdowns in its last nine games.

Everyone knows the Broncos will run the ball plenty, but when Tebow drops back to launch some passes, you have to figure that Decker can beat the Chargers' weak secondary and come up with some productive receptions, including an end-zone visit. After all, 10 wide receivers have against the Chargers in their last five games. You have to throw out Week 11 for Eric Decker when he had zero Fantasy points.

He was facing the Jets and Darrelle Revis , and Decker is not going to win that battle. He is facing the Chargers, who have allowed the most Fantasy points to opposing receivers over the past five weeks. San Diego has allowed 10 touchdowns to opposing receivers over that span with six reaching double digits in Fantasy points.

Decker had three games in a row with a touchdown prior to Week 11, and he should have the best chance to score in Week 12 based on his matchup. By comparison, Bowe has not scored a touchdown since Week 5 and now has Tyler Palko as his quarterback in a matchup with the Steelers.

Torrey Smith has seen at least seven targets in each of his last four games and is seeing an average of 8. He is taking advantage of his opportunities and is averaging 11 points per game over the last four. He has had two games of five points or less, while producing 35 points in the other two. He's a home run hitter and if he catches one of the long balls he's productive. That's exactly what he did last week, catching six of his seven targets for a career high yards and a touchdown against the Bengals.

Look for the Ravens to take some shots deep against the 49ers' 26th-ranked pass defense allowing Smith is becoming a go to guy for quarterback Joe Flacco and I think he makes for a great third receiver for your teams in Week Who would you go with? Yes, the Ravens have been incredible against opposing tight ends -- not a single one has scored on them yet this season. Allen BUF. Brady TB. Prescott DAL. Mahomes II KC. Stafford LAR. Herbert LAC.

Rodgers GB. Wilson SEA. Hurts PHI. Wentz IND. Carr LV. Murray ARI. Cousins MIN. Ryan ATL. Tannehill TEN. Bridgewater DEN. Heinicke WAS. Sanchez was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree i n majoring in Electronics and with a minor in Medical Physics and Bio Engineering. He was a member of the first group of physicists to complete the MSc program in Medical Physics which had only been established on the Mona campus of the UWI a few years earlier in He was the first from the Caribbean to have ever received this honour.

He is studying Osteoporosis in Elderly Jamaicans using x-ray based diagnostic tools. His research aims to determine bone strontium levels that have been naturally accumulated as a result of geographic location and the types of food consumed.