including this week against the Bills. He's scored at least 19 Fantasy points in five games in a row, including at least 28 points in the past two weeks. The Bills are a tough matchup, and No. 1 receiver Allen Robinson (leg) is banged up. But Allen Hurns, Julius Thomas and Bryan Walters can pick up the slack for Robinson, and Buffalo has allowed five of six quarterbacks this season to score multiple touchdowns, which is something Bortles should do also in London. View Profile

Of note

If you don't need a quarterback this week and want a long-term solution for a low-end starter then look at Cutler in the majority of leagues even though he's on a bye. He's scored 21 Fantasy points in a standard league in eachhis play, but he's scored at least 24 Fantasy points in consecutive games against the Giants and Ravens with no interceptions in those outings. He's facing the Seahawks this week on Thursday night, which is daunting, although Seattle's defense isn't as menacing as in year's past. If Kaepernick plays well this week then he could become a low-end starting option down the stretch, although his schedule isn't exactly favorable moving forward. Still, he's someone to look at with a cautiously optimistic eye.

Jones is expected to start for the Steelers this week with Ben Roethlisberger (knee) and Vick hurt. He played well in relief of Vick in Week 6 against Arizona with 8-of-12 passing for 168 yards and two touchdowns, although Martavis Bryant did a lot of the heavy