The season is winding down, and hopefully you've still got a shot at the playoffs or you're already set. Now's the time to make final moves before your roster is frozen, and we've targeted several players that should have some huge upside in our game-by-game rundown of this Sunday's tilts. Get the goods, and Saturday injury updates, after the jump.

It's hard to believe there are just two or three weeks left in the fantasy regular season depending on your league. It seems like yesterday we were poring over our draft lists, hoping to land players like Marques Colston or Terrell Owens. Funny how that works, eh?  If you're in a league that has a free agent deadline and you're in the playoffs, it's time to fortify. Make sure you have a backup at every position for your run. By now you undoubtedly have some dead weight on your roster, so get another tight end or kicker to ride your bench in the case of an emergency. One point can make a difference in the playoffs and you don't want to get caught with your pants down.

Sunday, November 23

New England at Miami

Start- The last time the Dolphins played New England, Ronnie Brown had a career day in the wildcat offense. You can bet that Bill Belichick won't let that happen again, though the Patriots are ranked 13^th against the run, so we still recommend him as a flex or third back. Matt Cassel is finally starting to take command of the offense, and against the 21^st-ranked pass defense of Miami, he, Randy Moss and Wes Welker should gave great games in the Florida sun. Ted Ginn Jr. has had several solid weeks in a row. The guy's a playmaker and has somehow managed to find a way to put up points.

Sit- Sammy Morris is back in New England and keep an eye on him. Before he got hurt he was the Patriots feature back and was putting up some nice stats. Don't start him just yet, but if he gets a lot of carries this week he's worth a waiver pickup. With his return, the value of Benjarvis Green-Ellis plummets. With deadlines around the corner, he's someone you can cut to make room for worthwhile players. Anthony Fasano has gone missing again. He put up a goose egg last week, and we don't expect him to do much better here. We don't recommend starting Chad Pennington, either. He's a game manager, but not a solid fantasy QB. Ricky Williams has shown flashes of his old self this season, but his production is far too erratic to start him.

Philadelphia at Baltimore

Start- Fantasy points are going to be hard to come by in this game in the cold of Baltimore. Derek Mason didn't really practice all week, but he has been hurt for a while and has continued to perform-especially in points per reception leagues. He's a must-start in that scoring format if he plays. If you're in touchdown leagues, LeRon McClain is worth a look because of his goal line carries. DeSean Jackson will be good for 10-12 fantasy points if that's what you need.

Sit- It's looking like Brian Westbrook will not play this week due to swelling in his knee and ankle. Correll Buckhalter is going to take his place, but against the Ravens we don't recommend starting him, even though Brandon Jacobs ran all over them last week. Joe Flacco has been impressive for a rookie, but the Eagles secondary will keep him in check. Willis McGahee is one fragile player. Just when we think he's back to his old self we get a glimpse of him hobbling off the field. He can't be trusted-especially against the Eagles. Donovan McNabb is having another one of those seasons where he fades at the end. This affects the value of all his receivers including LJ Smith. We'd stay away from this game altogether if you can avoid it.

Houston at Cleveland

Start- Kellen Winslow was slammed on his shoulder last week and has been hurting ever since. He's listed as questionable. If he plays, get him in there. Brady Quinn has shown that he likes to use him as a safety valve. Speaking of which, Quinn is a decent replacement QB this week. You should also get Braylon Edwards in your lineup this week as Houston's pass defense has been slumping of late. Cleveland's pass defense has been stiffening, though. Just ask Lee Evans owners from last week. They shut him down, and we expect the same to happen to Andre Johnson. You've still got to start him, though. This should increase the value of Kevin Walters, who makes a nice flex play. Cleveland is 28^th against the run so Steve Slaton, with Ahman Green out again, should have a huge game. In the cold weather it's mudder time, and Jamal Lewis is the definition of the term. Dust him off your bench for this week and be happy you left him on your roster all this time.

Sit- Sage Rosenfels traditionally comes in and plays well, but that hasn't really been the case this season. He tanked against the Colts last week, and against Cleveland's improving defense in the cold, we look for him to dump the ball off a whole lot. With Sage at the helm, the production of Owen Daniels has really fallen off. We look for that trend to continue here.