Fantasy Football (NFL) 2008: Week 6 Sleepers and Keepers Wide Receivers (WRs)

What a crazy week. Santana Moss had exactly 0 catches for 0 yards. Bobby Engram is officially back with a decent performance in an awful outing by the Seattle Seahawks. TJ Houshmandzadeh came back with a vengeance. Plaxico Burress sat out for being a bad boy and should be back this week.

The time is quickly approaching where Kevin Curtis and Marques Colston will be starting. So grab them while you can, as both are WR1s in most leagues. Chad Ocho Nocho is looking like a bag of hot wind. Randy Moss finally gained some decent fantasy points.

Without further delay I present my week 6 fantasy football picks.

1) Santana Moss - I know he had a crappy game last week but for the love of all that's holy in football Moss is playing the ST. LOUIS RAMS. He should be good for about 100 yards and a touchdown. Maybe more, this is the Rams we are talking about.

2) Laveranues Coles - Farve will hit him and the Cincinnati secondary is questionable at best. He most likely won't explode for three touchdowns and have people scrambling for the waiver wire.

3) Roy Williams - I got a hunch on this one. Kitna was pulled and the backup was hurt which means that Kitna should start. That being said the Lions air game isn't as bad as it's been this year. Calvin Johnson is the sexy pick but I think Williams will haul in a TD and grab some yardage to go with that.

4) Greg Jennings - Rodgers will be healthier and Jennings will get open versus the Seattle secondary. I'm thinking something like 2TDs and some good yardage from at least one 70+ yard play.

5) Plaxico Burress - Fresh from two weeks off and Plaxico will get his. Cleveland isn't a team to be afraid of passing the ball on so expect the better Manning to toss a few red zone passes towards the rule breaking wide receiver.

6) Roddy White - Twice this year White has uncoupled to make outstanding long plays from Matt Ryan. I'm not ready to call it chemistry yet but I do think White will get some good looks going into the match up against Chicago. Somewhere around 80-90 yards and a touchdown.