C passing game should be avoided in fantasy

While Henne has executed the role successfully with just one turnover in his last three games, this isn't a recipe for even two-QB league fantasy production. He's thrown only two TDs and is averaging 166 passing yards a game over the same span...Davone Bess has seemingly emerged as Henne's go-to guy with 10 catches for 128 yards in his last two efforts, but his lack of big-play ability and the Dolphins' four-receiver rotation kills his upside Bess is only a borderline WR3 in PPR leagues...Ted Ginn Jr started last week, but was benched after an early drop Avoid Dolphins wideouts after Bess, and their tight ends. While Williams is Carolina's clear lead back, Stewart has emerged as a significant red-zone threat. J-Stew is seeing 53 percent of the Panthers' red-zone carries despite getting 111 touches to D-Will's 189 on the year. While Williams is an every-week playeven against Miami's No. 7 run defenseStewart is the better bet for a touchdown in any given week.

Stewart's superior power is a big plus when Carolina is playing with a short field.The loss of LT Jordan Gross to a season-ending ankle fracture will adversely affect the Panthers' deep passing game, especially against teams that generate pressure. The Dolphins are fourth in the league in sacks, and have found an upgrade over Joey Porter at ROLB in Charlie Anderson and Cameron Wake. Muhammad racked up those numbers against Atlanta's zone defense. The Dolphins apply much more press coverage, which Moose can't separate from.My Pick: Dolphins. Already faced with a severe mismatch against the Steelers, the Chiefs lost all hope of keeping this one close when Dwayne Bowe was suspended for PED use Chris Chambers takes over as the "No 1" receiver with Lance Long No 2, but the entire K.C passing game should be avoided in fantasy. Steelers' coordinator Dick LeBeau, whose defense is tied for fourth in the NFL in sacks, will pour blitzes on Matt Cassel, who's taken the second most sacks in the league. Chambers' and Long's production will ultimately benefit from Bowe's month-long absence, but not this week.Jamaal Charles, coming off a career game (117 yards, TD, 5.7 YPC), appears to have a firm grip on Kansas City's featured back job.

Kolby Smith managed 12 yards on nine carries last week, and his role will continue to decline. He doesn't make anyone miss, which is a recipe for no-gains and losses behind a line that can't create lanes. While Charles isn't a fantasy option against Pittsburgh's No. 27 run defense averages 4.6 YPC against, and one rushing TD allowed Pittsburgh can whip K.C. without a spread offense, reducing "spread back" Mewelde Moore's role, and Willie Parker hardly plays anymore...Santonio Holmes is a strong bet for a big receiving day. The Chiefs' slow-footed secondary is highly susceptible to long passing plays (league-high 12 completions of 40-plus yards allowed), and Holmes is Pittsburgh's most dangerous deep weapon.Weather won't hinder passing, with temps in the high 50s, a 20 percent chance of rain, and light wind in the Arrowhead forecast While the Steelers will use a balanced attack because K.C.

is so weak against the run, Ben Roethlisberger remains a Top-Five QB1. The Chiefs lack the pass rush to make Big Ben uncomfortable, as the Bengals did in Week 10...K.C.'s awful safety play upgrades Heath Miller's matchup. Miller's numbers will decline after a blazing-hot first half with winter taking effect, but he's a fantasy starter this week. He won't have to block much...Hines Ward also struggled against Cincinnati, but is likely to rebound at K.C...Mike Wallace remains a week-to-week crapshoot.My Pick: Steelers. A battle of one-win teams won't intrigue anyone aside from diehard Browns and Lions fans, if even them. But Detroit's ability to make big plays in the passing game gives them an edge at domed Ford Field. Only four teams yield more 20-plus yard completions than the Browns, and Calvin Johnson confirmed his knee woes are behind him with 84 yards on eight catches last week at Minnesota.