Should Hakeem Nicks Be in Your Starting Lineup Today?

Giants receiver Hakeem Nicks brings a bevy of problems into Week 10 against San Francisco

New York Giants receivers Hakeem Nicks is a triple threat for fantasy owners in his Week 10 game against the San Francisco 49ers. And not in a good way.

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NFL Picks: Every Game, Week 10

A look at every NFL game for Week 10, along with the consensus pick of Athlon Sports' editors.

A quick preview of every game on the NFL schedule for Week 10, along with the consensus picks of Athlon Sports editors Mitchell Light, Rob Doster, Nathan Rush, Patrick Snow and Steven Lassan:

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Can't Spell Elite Without Eli

Eli Manning led the Giants to a comeback win over the Patriots in a Super Bowl XLII rematch.

Eli Manning, QB, Giants

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Wes Welker Will Play And Is A Must-Start Against The Giants

The Patriots wide receiver should be in everyone's starting lineups today

New England Patriots receiver Wes Welker will go Sunday against the New York Giants.

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Hakeem Nicks Is Out; Here's Why Mario Manningham and Victor Cruz Must-Start WRs

Whoever plays wide receiver fro the New York Giants today should put up big numbers.

Hakeem Nicks is battling a hamstring injury that has ruled him out of the New York Giants Sunday tilt at New England.

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NFL Predictions for Ravens Steelers, Jets Bills and Three Other Playoff-Implicating Games

There are five huge games this Sunday. Who will come out on top?

Every team in the NFL will have reached their halfway point of the season by the time this weekend’s games are finished, which means we are about to be officially in the stretch run. And the timing couldn’t be better. There are several games this weekend that could set the tone for the entire second half.

There are some huge division battles, key tests for top teams, and a few last chances for teams hoping to remain the playoff race. Nothing will be settled this weekend of course, but a whole lot of things will become much clearer.

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New York Giants receivers: Start ’em if you got ’em

No Hakeem Nicks, no problem as Mario Manningham, Victor Cruz are primed for big day vs. Patriots

Hakeem Nicks is battling a hamstring injury that might keep him out of the New York Giants Sunday tilt at New England.

Even if Nicks was/is in the lineup, this is a start ’em if you’ve got ’em game at the receiver position for the Giants. That means if you were debating between Mario Manningham and Victor Cruz, both of them need to be in your starting lineup this week when Big Blue takes on the worst (or best) defense a fantasy receiver and quarterback can face through eight weeks this season.

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NFL Picks: Every Game, Week 9

A preview of every NFL game for Week 9, with the consensus pick of Athlon Sports' editors.

A quick preview of every game on the NFL schedule for Week 9, along with the consensus picks of Athlon Sports editors Mitchell Light, Rob Doster, Nathan Rush, Patrick Snow and Steven Lassan:

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Ahmad Bradshaw Has Broken Foot; Surgery Possible?

Very bad news for the New York football Giants' running game and fantasy owners

Update: When first reported, it looked like Bradshaw could be out for a significant stretch. Now reports are surfacing that his foot injury is not that serious and that he may actually play this Sunday. Stay tuned.

Ahmad Bradshaw was having a pretty good fantasy season so far. While his week-to-week numbers haven't been that stellar, he has managed to find the end zone 6 times and has offset a lack of yardage with a few catches each week, making him an RB1 in PPR leagues.

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NFL Picks: Every Game, Week 6

Every game on the NFL schedule for Week 6, with the consensus pick of Athlon Sports' editors.

A quick look at every game on the NFL schedule for Week 6, along with the consensus pick of Athlon Sports editors Mitchell Light, Rob Doster, Nathan Rush, Patrick Snow and Steven Lassan:

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