Upgrades QB Daunte Culpepper (MIN) - Culpepper looked great on Sunday. He passed for 312 yards, rushed for 73 yards and combined to score four touchdowns. Culpepper may have a tougher time next week against Miami, but it appears he has returned to fantasy stud status. Look for Culpepper to return to form in the 2003 season. QB Aaron Brooks (NO) - Brooks didn't show signs of a sore shoulder against Minnesota. He passed for 255 yards and two touchdowns. The sore shoulder should continue to create a slight bit of worry. However, Brooks' quality performance on Sunday has alleviated some concern. QB Matt Hasselbeck (SEA) - Hasselbeck put together a solid game against Atlanta. He completed 22 of 31 passes for 298 yards and a touchdown. More importantly, Hasselbeck has created a good rapport with 2nd year receiver Koren Robinson. Look for Hasselbeck and Robinson to hook up in next week's favorable matchup against St. Louis. RB Ahman Green (GB) - Green rushed for 90 yards and scored a touchdown against San Francisco. Look for Green to carry a heavy load against Buffalo next weekend. Green will be the centerpiece of the Packers offense for the remainder of the season, especially in the frigid conditions of Lambeau Field. RB Shaun Alexander (SEA) - Alexander gained 127 yards and scored two touchdowns against Atlanta. He has now reached the 1,000 rushing yards plateau. With 1,000+ yards and 15 total touchdowns, it has been a successful season for Alexander. A favorable matchup against St. Louis looms in week 16. **Waiver Wire** RB Ladell Betts (WAS) - With Stephen Davis likely out for the season with a shoulder injury, Ladell Betts will receive the majority of carries. The Redskins would like to know if Betts is capable of being the team's feature back next season. Look for Betts to touch the ball several times in the remaining two weeks. RB Warrick Dunn (ATL) - Dunn rushed for 101 yards and received the bulk of the carries for Atlanta on Sunday. It appears the Falcons will stick with Dunn as long as he remains healthy. Look for Dunn and the Falcons to put points on the board against Detroit in week 16. Get Dunn back in your lineup. RB Travis Henry (BUF) - Henry continued his marvelous season with another outstanding performance. Henry rushed for 144 yards and scored two touchdowns against San Diego. He has gained 1,312 rushing yards and scored 14 total touchdowns this season. RB Clinton Portis (DEN) - Portis earns the title of fantasy playoff MVP this week. He gained 205 total yards and scored four touchdowns against Kansas City. Portis did fumble twice, but that didn't keep him from carrying the ball at the goal line. Look for Portis to be a major factor during the remainder of the season. **Waiver Wire** WR Dante Hall (KC) - If you need a filler wide receiver, give Hall a chance. He has been explosive the last few weeks with his kick and punt returns. This week, Hall filled in for the injured Johnnie Morton and caught five passes for 143 yards and two touchdowns. Look for Hall to be a feature in the passing game next week. WR Koren Robinson (SEA) - Robinson didn't catch a touchdown in his fourth consecutive game, but he did manage to catch 9 passes for 143 yards against Atlanta. Robinson has cleared the 1,000 yard mark and currently sits at 1,043 yards for the season. Look for Robinson to be a hot commodity at next year's drafts. WR Randy Moss (MIN) - Moss caught 11 passes for 113 yards and two scores against New Orleans. Moss has now scored 3 touchdowns in the last two weeks is gaining momentum for a strong finish. Obviously, keep Moss in your lineup. WR Curtis Conway (SD) - Conway returned to the lineup and had three catches for 58 yards against Buffalo. Conway was not spectacular, but it was great to see him on the field. We'll give Conway the upgrade for returning from injury and getting ready for the fantasy playoffs next week. WR Chris Chambers (MIA) - Chambers caught 7 passes for 138 yards against Oakland. Chambers has just 666 receiving yards and two touchdowns on the season. He is suffering through a dismal season, but Sunday's performance showcased Chambers talents that teased fantasy owners at the beginning of the season. Downgrades QB Joey Harrington (DET) - Harrington left Sunday's game with an irregular heartbeat. He was taken to the hospital for further tests. It would not surprise me if the Lions hold Harrington out of the lineup for the remainder of the season as a precautionary measure to protect their franchise quarterback. QB Drew Bledsoe (BUF) - Bledsoe had his worst game of the season this week (in the fantasy playoffs) He completed just 11 of 33 passes for a meager 107 yards. Sunday's performance was a big disappointment for fantasy owners riding the Bledsoe express this season. If you were fortunate to win your playoff game, keep Bledsoe in the lineup next week against Green Bay. RB Emmitt Smith (DAL) - Smith gained just 31 yards rushing on 11 carries against the Giants on Sunday. Smith has struggled to find running room all season, so this performance was expected. If you have Smith, think about the fantasy playoff games that Smith won…5-10 years ago. RB Tony Fisher (GB) - With Ahman Green returning to the lineup, Fisher's value drops. It would wise to hold onto Fisher just in case Green has any complications. RB Priest Holmes (KC) - Holmes left Sunday's game late in the third quarter with a hip injury. Holmes gained 183 total yards before leaving the game with injury. We'll keep you updated on this injury. RB Stephen Davis (WAS) - Davis separated his right shoulder on the 2nd play of Sunday's game against Philadelphia. Spurrier said that Davis is likely out for the season. Ladell Betts will get the majority of carries. RB Edgerrin James (IND) - James sat out the entire 4th quarter against Cleveland and managed just 10 carries for 42 yards. James Mungro replaced James in the lineup and gained 75 yards and scored two touchdowns. James was a gamble at the beginning of the season. It does not appear the gamble has paid off for fantasy owners this season. Keep in mind, James returned quickly from a major knee injury. Look for him to be much better next season. Is it possible that James might drop into the 3rd round next season? RB TJ Duckett (ATL) - Duckett finished with just 9 yards on two carries against Seattle. Warrick Dunn returned to the lineup and became the focal point of the Falcons running game. It is apparent that the Falcons will utilize Warrick Dunn's skills and experience during their playoff run. WR Hines Ward (PIT) - Ward reinjured his hamstring and left Sunday's game in the first half. Plaxico Burress saw the majority of looks in the passing game.