You Know Who You Should Sit?

Reggie Bush (RB-NO) Since his Week 4 interview with RexGrossmanIsOurQuarterback.com, Reggie Bush may have fooled you into thinking he’s stepped his game up. But beware! The stats reveal that RGB has only a 2.41 yards per carry average since the interview. Ouch! If he doesn’t run those two kicks back against the Vikings, his stats don’t look nearly as good. If he weren’t a first round pick with good hands, New Orleans would be better served with Neil Patrick Harris lined up behind the fullback. This week, Bush he faces a stingy Panthers defense that will turn his body into an Auntie Anne’s pretzel. The return of Marques Coldstone should result in Bush getting fewer looks in the passing game. At least Kim provides a nice rear end for Reggie to cry on when he gets home.

You Know Who Else You Should Sit?

Philip Rivers (QB-SD) We're taking a chance here, but after an emotional game against the past last week, Rivers has to travel across the country to take on the Bills. West coast teams never do well in 1 p.m. ET games, and the Bills pass defense is a finished product.

Ryan Grant (RB-GB) We've finally found a RB who makes Jamal Lewis look quick. Thirty carries for 90 yards last week against Seattle doesn't spell success. Grant has yet to find the end zone this year; expect that drought to continue this week.

Roy Williams (WR-DAL) He probably won't get all the snaps because he needs to learn offense. Checkdown Johnson will be also handing off a lot.

John Carlson (TE-SEA) After this weekend’s game against the Bucs, the Seahawks will wish they'd pulled a John Madden and skipped the trip.