Fantasy Football Over/Under: Week 11

Here's how it works. We throw some intriguing matchups at the FanHouse staff and ask whether each player will be over or under a certain point total. The result? Fantasy Football Over/Under. Makes sense, right?

Brett Favre or Matt Ryan? Pierre Thomas or Justin Forsett? Kevin Walter or Terrell Owens?

These are just a few of the dilemmas we tackle in this week's Over/Under. If your tough decision wasn't included in the following chart, don't worry. We'll be here from 10:30 AM ET up through kickoff on Sunday for our weekly Sunday Tailgate chat. Come join us and bring your questions, and we'll help you as best we can.

Normal scoring (passing 20/4, rushing/receiving 10/6) applies. Benchmarks:

QB - 18 points (200 yards passing, 2 TDs; 220 yards passing, 2 TDs, 1 INT, etc)
RB1 - 16 points (100 yards and 1 TD)
RB2 - 10 points (100 yards, zero TDs; 40 yards, 1 TD)
WR1 - 14 points (80 yards and 1 TD)
WR2 - 10 points (100 yards, zero TDs; 40 yards, 1 TD)
WR3 - 8 points (80 yards, zero TDs; 20 yards, 1 TD)
FLEX - 6 points (60 yards or a TD)
TE - 6 points (60 yards or a TD)

Position	Player	Matchup	R.J.	Ryan	Matt	Tom	Sean
QB	Big Ben	at KC	Over	Under	Over	Over	Over
QB	Favre	vs. SEA	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
QB	Rivers	at DEN	Under	Under	Over	Under	Over
QB	Warner	at STL	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
QB	Ryan	at NYG	Under	Under	Under	Under	Under
QB	Hasselbeck	at MIN	Under	Under	Over	Under	Under
RB1	Mendenhall	at KC	Over	Under	Over	Over	Over
RB1	Gore	at GB	Under	Over	Under	Under	Under
RB1	Rice	vs. IND	Over	Under	Over	Over	Over
RB1	S.Jackson	vs. ARI	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
RB2	Kev.Smith	vs. CLE	Over	Over	Over	Over	Under
RB2	Thomas	at TB	Over	Over	Under	Under	Over
RB2	Moreno	vs. SD	Over	Under	Over	Over	Under
RB2	Scott	at OAK	Over	Under	Over	Over	Under
RB2	Snelling	at NYG	Under	Over	Over	Over	Over
RB2	Forsett	at MIN	Under	Over	Under	Under	Over
WR1	R.Moss	vs. NYJ	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
WR1	V.Jackson	at DEN	Over	Under	Over	Under	Over
WR1	Colston	at TB	Over	Over	Under	Over	Over
WR1	Rice	vs. SEA	Over	Over	Over	Over	Under
WR2	Sims-Walker	vs. BUF	Under	Over	Over	Over	Under
WR2	Ward	at KC	Over	Under	Over	Over	Over
WR2	Mason	vs. IND	Under	Over	Under	Under	Over
WR2	C.Johnson	vs. CLE	Under	Over	Over	Over	Over
WR2	Burleson	at MIN	Under	Under	Over	Under	Under
WR3	Wallace	at KC	Over	Over	Under	Under	Under
WR3	Walter	vs. TEN	Over	Over	Over	Over	Under
WR3	Evans	at JAC	Over	Under	Over	Over	Under
WR3	Henderson	at TB	Over	Under	Over	Over	Under
WR3	Owens	at JAC	Under	Under	Under	Under	Over
WR3	Breaston	at STL	Under	Over	Over	Over	Over
FLEX	Bradshaw	vs. ATL	Under	Over	Over	Over	Under
FLEX	Fargas	vs. CIN	Under	Under	Under	Over	Under
FLEX	Charles	vs. PIT	Under	Over	Under	Under	Under
FLEX	F.Jones	vs. WAS	Under	Under	Under	Under	Over
FLEX	Chambers	vs. PIT	Over	Over	Under	Over	Over
FLEX	Gibson	vs. ARI	Over	Under	Under	Under	Under
FLEX	Washington	at HOU	Under	Over	Under	Over	Over
FLEX	Royal	vs. SD	Under	Over	Under	Under	Under
TE	V.Davis	at GB	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
TE	Celek	at CHI	Over	Over	Over	Over	Over
TE	Carlson	at MIN	Under	Under	Over	Over	Under
TE	Witten	vs. WAS	Under	Over	Under	Under	Under
TE	Pettigrew	vs. CLE	Under	Under	Over	Under	Over

• Everyone loves the old geezers to come through with more big games, as Kurt Warner and Brett Favre are unanimous overs this week, playing St. Louis and Seattle, respectively. Most of us also agree that Ben Roethlisberger will have a QB1 kind of day, and those same people also peg Rashard Mendenhall as an RB1. Interestingly, Ryan doesn't think either Steeler will have an elite day.

• Of the three waiver-wire backs this week, Jason Snelling drew the most positive response, as 80 percent of us feel he'll have a day worthy of an RB2. Bernard Scott was right behind him with a 60 percent approval rating. Justin Forsett drew just 40 percent support.

• Darrell Revis be damned, we all still think Randy Moss will put up WR1 numbers against the Jets, something we didn't say for our other three candidates. At WR2, Nate Burleson garnered only one supporter this week. I do think last week's goose egg eas just a bump in the road, but I see Minnesota keeping him out of the end zone, which should put the chance of a WR2 day out of reach.

• We're mostly pessimistic on the flex plays listed above, with Jamaal Charles, Justin Fargas, and Felix Jones earning just one over each. Charles has a difficult matchup against Pittsbugh, Fargas might have lost the RB1 job to Michael Bush, and Felix Jones still isn't seeing consistent touches on offense. Despite a tough matchup, 80 percent of us this Chris Chambers will be a worthy flex play this week.

• Tight ends Vernon Davis and Brent Celek are automatic starts this week. John Carlson has the easiest TE matchup imaginable, but news that the Seahawks will use him less in the passing game has just 40 percent of us saying over. Brandon Pettigrew and Jason Witten earn only one supporter each, just exemplifying the struggles Witten has had this year.