RotoExperts basically offers the same things we do, and I'll be doing much of the same things I do over there that I did here. The kicker is that I now have a staff of 37 to work with instead of a staff of seven. I have two masters of business operations out there making deals, and I'll be working in tandem with Scott Engel and a couple of other managers to help everything run smoothly.

I'll contribute my "Gawron's Grids" rankings, projections, cheat sheets, and schedule analysis to RotoExperts, and they're chock full of great audio and video broadcasting content, which will expand even more. They also cover other sports like NHL, NASCAR, MMA, golf, and more. I will spend the next several months tidying up the form (aesthetics) and function (organization, layout, navigation) of the RotoExperts website. And finally, I'll get to implement a statistical player database, starting with the 2011 baseball draft kit, which I've wanted to do at RotoCommunity but never had the chance, as I was the CEO, COO, Editor in Chief, and webmaster, and web developer all in one. I'll still do a lot of that at RotoExperts, but I'll have LOTS of help.

I'm excited, and you should be too! So head on over to the new RotoExperts, and enjoy the ride with us!

Sincerely,

Dave Gawron

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GTD = Game Time Decision

 

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Below, we rank the teams from best to worst concerning the certainty of victory this week. We're very confident that the top teams will win. We're not so confident that the bottom teams will win.

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SURVIVOR POOL PICKS - WEEK SIX

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We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.

QUARTERBACKS

1. Peyton Manning - IND vs HOU
2. Aaron Rodgers - GB at NYJ
3. Ben Roethlisberger - PIT at NO
4. Matt Schaub - HOU at IND
5. Drew Brees - NO vs PIT
6. Jon Kitna - DAL vs JAX - Awful pass D.
7. Tom Brady - NE vs MIN
8. Matthew Stafford - DET vs WAS
9. Kyle Orton - DEN at SF
10. Philip Rivers - SD vs TEN
11. Chad Henne - MIA at CIN
12. Carson Palmer - CIN vs MIA
13. Ryan Fitzpatrick - BUF at KC
14. Donovan McNabb - WAS at DET
15. Matt Cassel - KC vs BUF - Should be shoot-out.
16. Matt Hasselbeck - SEA at OAK
17. Mark Sanchez - NYJ vs GB
18. Josh Freeman - TB at ARI
19. Jason Campbell - OAK vs SEA
20. David Garrard - JAX at DAL
21. Troy Smith - SF vs DEN
22. Brett Favre - MIN at NE - So iffy with the ankle.
23. Vince Young - TEN at SD
24. Sam Bradford - STL vs CAR
25. Max Hall - ARI vs TB

NOTE: Alex Smith, Gradkowski, and Romo are out.

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RUNNING BACK

1. Frank Gore - SF vs DEN
2. Arian Foster - HOU at IND
3. Chris Johnson - TEN at SD
4. Adrian Peterson - MIN at NE
5. Steven Jackson - STL vs CAR
6. Jamaal Charles - KC vs BUF
7. Chris Wells - ARI vs TB
8. LaDainian Tomlinson - NYJ vs GB
9. Jonathan Stewart - CAR at STL
10. Jahvid Best - DET vs WAS
11. Cedric Benson - CIN vs MIA
12. Ryan Torain - WAS at DET
13. Rashard Mendenhall - PIT at NO
14. Maurice Jones-Drew - JAX at DAL
15. Donald Brown - IND vs HOU
16. Felix Jones - DAL vs JAX
17. Thomas Jones - KC vs BUF
18. Darren McFadden - OAK vs SEA
19. Marshawn Lynch - SEA at OAK
20. Ronnie Brown - MIA at CIN
21. Ryan Mathews - SD vs TEN
22. Fred Jackson - BUF at KC
23. LeGarrette Blount - TB at ARI
24. Chris Ivory - NO vs PIT
25. Knowshon Moreno - DEN at SF
26. Brandon Jackson - GB at NYJ
27. BenJarvus Green-Ellis - NE vs MIN
28. Danny Woodhead - NE vs MIN
29. Ricky Williams - MIA at CIN
30. Shonn Greene - NYJ vs GB
31. Justin Forsett - SEA at OAK
32. Marion Barber - DAL vs JAX
33. C.J. Spiller - BUF at KC
34. Michael Bush - OAK vs SEA
35. Darren Sproles - SD vs TEN
36. Mike Tolbert - SD vs TEN
37. Ladell Betts - NO vs PIT
38. Derrick Ward - HOU at IND
39. Cadillac Williams - TB at ARI
40. Mike Hart - IND vs HOU
41. John Kuhn - GB at NYJ
42. Kevin Smith - DET vs WAS
43. Bernard Scott - CIN vs MIA
44. Deji Karim - JAX at DAL
45. Tim Hightower - ARI vs TB

NOTE: DeAngelo Williams, Addai, Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush are out.

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WIDE RECEIVERS

1. Brandon Marshall - MIA at CIN
2. Andre Johnson - HOU at IND
3. Calvin Johnson - DET vs WAS
4. Reggie Wayne - IND vs HOU
5. Randy Moss - MIN at NE
6. Miles Austin - DAL vs JAX
7. Terrell Owens - CIN vs MIA - Can he keep up with Marshall?
8. Hines Ward - PIT at NO
9. Brandon Lloyd - DEN at SF - Sloppy field.
10. Santana Moss - WAS at DET
11. Kenny Britt - TEN at SD
12. Dwayne Bowe - KC vs BUF
13. Mike Wallace - PIT at NO
14. Pierre Garcon - IND vs HOU
15. Mike Williams - TB at ARI - Rookie is so good.
16. Larry Fitzgerald - ARI vs TB
17. Steve Johnson - BUF at KC - Underrated.
18. Percy Harvin - MIN at NE
19. Steve Smith - CAR at STL
20. Chad Ochocinco - CIN vs MIA
21. Greg Jennings - GB at NYJ
22. Wes Welker - NE vs MIN
23. Dez Bryant - DAL vs JAX - Emerging.
24. Marques Colston - NO vs PIT
25. Santonio Holmes - NYJ vs GB
26. Patrick Crayton - SD vs TEN - Sleeper.
27. Danny Amendola - STL vs CAR
28. Deion Branch - NE vs MIN - Check health.
29. Lee Evans - BUF at KC
30. Jabar Gaffney - DEN at SF
31. Mike Williams - SEA at OAK
32. Davone Bess - MIA at CIN
33. Eddie Royal - DEN at SF
34. Donald Driver - GB at NYJ
35. Mike Thomas - JAX at DAL
36. David Gettis - CAR at STL
37. Michael Crabtree - SF vs DEN
38. Braylon Edwards - NYJ vs GB
39. Mike Sims-Walker - JAX at DAL
40. James Jones - GB at NYJ
41. Lance Moore - NO vs PIT
42. Anthony Armstrong - WAS at DET
43. Craig Davis - SD vs TEN
44. Brandon Gibson - STL vs CAR
45. Steve Breaston - ARI vs TB
46. Robert Meachem - NO vs PIT
47. Nate Burleson - DET vs WAS
48. Brian Hartline - MIA at CIN
49. Deon Butler - SEA at OAK
50. Darrius Heyward-Bey - OAK vs SEA
51. Roy Williams - DAL vs JAX
52. Jacoby Jones - HOU at IND
53. Kevin Walter - HOU at IND
54. Nate Washington - TEN at SD
55. Jordan Shipley - CIN vs MIA
56. Anthony Gonzalez - IND vs HOU
57. Roscoe Parrish - BUF at KC
58. Brandon Tate - NE vs MIN
59. Laurent Robinson - STL vs CAR
60. Blair White - IND vs HOU

NOTE: Branch NE is iffy. Alexander STL, Murphy OAK, and Floyd & Naanee SD are out.

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TIGHT ENDS

1. Antonio Gates - SD vs TEN - Not 100%, but still a must-play.
2. Jason Witten - DAL vs JAX
3. Dustin Keller - NYJ vs GB - Fresh off the bye.
4. Chris Cooley - WAS at DET
5. Vernon Davis - SF vs DEN - Might see mostly Gore running in this one.
6. Zach Miller - OAK vs SEA
7. Aaron Hernandez - NE vs MIN
8. Kellen Winslow - TB at ARI
9. Tony Moeaki - KC vs BUF
10. Heath Miller - PIT at NO
11. Owen Daniels - HOU at IND
12. Brandon Pettigrew - DET vs WAS
13. Marcedes Lewis - JAX at DAL
14. Visanthe Shiancoe - MIN at NE
15. Jeremy Shockey - NO vs PIT - Up against tough LB this week.
16. John Carlson - SEA at OAK
17. Jacob Tamme - IND vs HOU
18. Bo Scaife - TEN at SD
19. Jermaine Gresham - CIN vs MIA
20. Anthony Fasano - MIA at CIN

NOTE: Jermichael Finley GB is out.

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KICKERS

1. Jason Hanson - DET vs WAS
2. David Buehler - DAL vs JAX
3. Ryan Succop - KC vs BUF
4. Adam Vinatieri - IND vs HOU
5. Stephen Gostkowski - NE vs MIN
6. Rob Bironas - TEN at SD
7. Nick Folk - NYJ vs GB
8. Neil Rackers - HOU at IND
9. Mike Nugent - CIN vs MIA
10. Jeff Reed - PIT at NO
11. Sebastian Janikowski - OAK vs SEA
12. Olindo Mare - SEA at OAK
13. Ryan Longwell - MIN at NE
14. Mason Crosby - GB at NYJ
15. Dan Carpenter - MIA at CIN

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We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.

DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS

1. Pittsburgh Steelers - PIT at NO
2. St. Louis Rams - STL vs CAR
3. Tennessee Titans - TEN at SD
4. New England Patriots - NE vs MIN
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - TB at ARI
6. New York Jets - NYJ vs GB
7. Kansas City Chiefs - KC vs BUF
8. Dallas Cowboys - DAL vs JAX
9. San Diego Chargers - SD vs TEN
10. Miami Dolphins - MIA at CIN
11. Seattle Seahawks - SEA at OAK
12. Denver Broncos - DEN at SF
13. San Francisco 49ers - SF vs DEN
14. Detroit Lions - DET vs WAS
15. Indianapolis Colts - IND vs HOU

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We've ranked the top 150 players. Here are our notes on players outside the Top 150 that could help in deep leagues. Do download our cheat sheet files for Top 150 coverage.

Bigs (FGP, RB, BLK)

• Milicic, Darko C MIN - Sneaky blocks and rebounds late.
• McRoberts, Josh PF IND - Starting for now, anyway.
• Williams, Shelden PF DEN - Could excel while Harrington, Andersen, and K-Mart are out.
• Gooden, Drew PF MIL - Starting, but could lose major minutes to Ilyasova.
• Favors, Derrick PF NJ - Must stay out of foul trouble and hope Murphy's back doesn't hold up.
• Okur, Mehmet C/PF UTA - Now behind Jefferson and Millsap, must return to health soon as a scorer off the bench.
• O'Neal, Jermaine C BOS - Just a shot blocking specialist now.
• Chandler, Tyson C DAL - Potential cheap blocks and rebounds behind Haywood when healthy.
• Thompson, Jason C/PF SAC - Crowded front court, but could do okay in deep leagues if given 25 minutes.
• Hansbrough, Tyler PF IND - Could possibly provide 5 rebounds per game on decent 48-80 percentages.
• Monroe, Greg PF DET - Could carve out niche but is raw at this point.
• Mozgov, Timofey C NY - Should get 20 minutes per game, which could help in deep two-center leagues.
• Thabeet, Hasheem C MEM - If nothing else, rookie should provide six rebounds and a blocks backing up Marc Gasol.
• Dampier, Erick C DAL - Won't get many minutes, but should still provide six rebounds and a block with a great 64% FGP (though on only 160 FGM) wherever he signs.
• Krstic, Nenad C/PF OKC - Will share time with Ibaka but give you 9-5-1 PTS-REB-BLK and decent 46-78 percentages.
• Moute, Luc Richard Mbah a SF MIL - Defensive specialist could give you about 6-1-1 REB-STL-BLK late.

Shooters (FTP, 3PM, STL, PTS)

• Turner, Evan SG PHI - We don't really know what to expect from the rookie... endgame lottery ticket.
• Matthews, Wesley SF/SG POR - Behind Batum and Roy, but should do well while Batum's hurt.
• Afflalo, Aaron SG DEN - Had a great preseason and is worth a final round lottery ticket but could easily fade when the games count.
• Johnson, Wesley SF MIN - See Turner, Evan (another lottery ticket).
• Childress, Josh SF/SG PHO - Hurt now, but should do well enough when healthy.
• Williams, Reggie F/G GS - Not sure of rotation, but will do well if given minutes.
• Wright, Dorell SF GS - See Williams, Reggie.
• Thornton, Al SF WAS - May have to share with Josh Howard, but JoHo can't stay healthy.
• Jianlian, Yi SF WAS - Or maybe China Boy can put it together this season.
• Delfino, Carlos SF/SG MIL - Could start strong filling in for Maggette.
• Daye, Austin SF/SG DET - Crowded rotation, but could emergeas season wears on.
• Brewer, Corey SF/SG MIN - More of a Bruce Bowen type, but could surprise with across-the-board goodness if he can get minutes.
• Webster, Martell SF/SG MIN - Could also see minutes for the Timberwolves and drain threes.
• Butler, Rasual SF/SG LAC - Good threes last season. Could still provide those.
• Belinelli, Marco SG TOR - Should get off to good start with threes but could fade as Thornton re-emerges.
• Garcia, Francisco SG/SF SAC - In the mix for wing minutes. Nice 1-1 STL-BLK player.
• Casspi, Omri SF SAC - Also in the mix. See who emerges opening night.
• Fernandez, Rudy SG POR - Could provide threes off the bench behind Roy.
• Stojakovic, Peja SF NO - Bench role on the Hornets now, but could still tally threes.
• Azubuike, Kelenna SF GS - We don't know when he'll be back or how he'll fit in, but he's talented.
• Villanueva, Charlie F DET - Lost in a very unsettled rotation.
• DeRozan, DeMar SG TOR - Offers athleticism first and foremost. Should provide solid 85% FTP.
• Parker, Anthony SG CLE - The Cavs starting SG could get you 80 threes and 1.0 steals.
• Mason Jr., Roger SG/PG SA - Who knows what could happen in that fluid Knicks rotation.
• Bell, Raja SG CHA - Should nail down one three per game plus 10-3-2 PTS-REB-AST if he can get minutes.

Passers (AST)

• Williams, Lou G PHI - Could conceivably do okay off the bench in sixth man role.
• Lawson, Ty PG DEN - Not enough minutes, but good talent.
• Bynum, Will PG DET - Won't get PT initially but could do well enough in deep leagues if he does.
• Foye, Randy SG/PG WAS - Will benefit from Baron Davis' missed games when they come.
• Fisher, Derek PG LAL - Will get lost in the shuffle on a loaded Lakers team but still provide 86% FTP and 100 threes.
• Blake, Steve PG LAL - Or maybe Blake will offer 100 threes and 4 assists.
• Lowry, Kyle PG HOU - Behind Aaron Brooks, but should still offer 3 assists.

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