If you have followed my fantasy football blogs on CamelClutchBlog.com, you are well aware of my man-crush on Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams this season. He is the Rodney Dangerfield of fantasy football, until now. Ricky got his first start in a little more than a year for the Miami Dolphins against the Carolina Panthers and looked like the the Heisman champ I watched back at Texas. Williams put up 30 points in one of my leagues and finished the day with his first receiving and rushing touchdown day in his career, three touchdowns in all, 119 yards and over five yards a carry! Check out the videos here of one of the best performances from a running back all season.

QUARTERBACKS - You have to like my favorite fantasy quarterback in Matt Schaub. He is playing on Monday night at home against a hated division rival. He’s had two off games but is rested up with a bye-week and should be able to put up big numbers against the porous Titans defense. Remember, the Titans may be on a 3 game win streak but their defense still is not good.

Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs - After last week's tough loss against the Bengals, you can be sure that Ben and the Steelers are ready to feast on the weak. Enter a terrible Chiefs defense, and the fact that the Chiefs offense is also missing key weapons, and it should be a field position dream for Big Ben. The Steelers have to think of playoffs, and this game should be a mop up!

These NFL weeks are going faster now with the addition of the Thursday Night Game. It seems like yesterday that Bill Belichick went for it on 4th down and gave Peyton Manning another opportunity at an NFL memory.

Justin Forsett Seattle Seahawks - Of all the running backs I will suggest this week, he may be your best long term option here. Forsett came into the game Sunday for Julius Jones and had over 100 yards and a touchdown against a very good rushing defense.

Check out the highlights of Sunday night's New England Patriots-Indianapolis Colts Week 10 game. The game is remembered for Bill Belichick's questionable call on 4th down with two minutes that gave Peyton Manning back the ball in great field position. However, the game was much better than that and included some truly memorable plays. Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Randy Moss, and Reggie Wayne lived up to the hype and gave NFL fans a show.