Is Miles Austin the best fantasy wide receiver in football right now? He sure is playing like it with four touchdowns and 421 receiving yards over the past two games. The undrafted receiver has become the playmaker in Dallas that the Cowboys have failed to find in bigger names such as Roy Williams and Terrell Owens. On the season, Austin has 21 receptions for 502 yards and five scores while teammate Williams has 12 for 230 yards and one score. Austin's emergence has done wonders for quarterback Tony Romo as well. In recent wins against Kansas City and Atlanta, Romo has thrown for five touchdowns and 662 yards with no interceptions. With Seattle up next and November dates against Washington and Oakland, Austin's star should continue to shine bright. RELEVANT AGAIN -- TO not only failed to live up to the hype in Dallas, but he's done next to nothing in his new home, Buffalo, as well. Through seven games, Owens ranks third on the Bills with 18 receptions for 242 yards and one touchdown. While TO continues to struggle, the insertion of former Harvard QB Ryan Fitzpatrick into the starting lineup has seemed to revive one Buffalo receiver's career -- Lee Evans. In wins over the Jets and Panthers, Evans has a combined nine catches for 143 and two touchdowns, with both coming from Fitzpatrick, who replaced injured Trent Edwards (concussion) against the Jets. With Edwards expected to miss this Sunday's home game against the Texans, Evans -- and even Fitzpatrick -- are worthy fantasy options. CLUB CED -- In a season where wide receivers seem to be all the fantasy rage, former Texas Longhorn Cedric Benson has revived his career running for the Cincinnati Bengals. The former Bears castoff ran over his old team last Sunday with a career-high 189 yards and a touchdown in a 45-10 romp by the Bengals. Benson, who was a second-tier fantasy running back going into the season, has vaulted into must-start status with 720 yards and five TDs on 164 carries this season for the surprising 5-2 Bengals. BACKFIELD SHUFFLING -- A nasty injury and a big mouth figure to shake up a couple NFL backfields this week. In New York, the Jets will still ride starter Thomas Jones (122 carries-602 yards, 7 TDs), but look for rookie Shonn Greene to see an increased workload with Leon Washington (broken leg) done for the season. Greene shared time with Jones against the hapless Raiders and rushed for 144 yards and two scores in 19 carries. The other backfield move might have occurred weeks ago if the Chiefs had another option beside disgruntled tailback Larry Johnson, but now K.C. might have no choice. Johnson popped off on his Twitter account after the Chiefs were crushed by the Chargers 37-7 on Sunday, calling out coach Todd Haley and also taking a shot at fans. It appears to be the most productive Johnson has been all season. He has done nothing on the field -- 358 yards and no TDs on 132 carries -- so look for the Chiefs to rely more on Jamaal Charles (23-116) and even Dantrell Savage (8-41) in the coming weeks. However, it might be best to look elsewhere for fantasy options than K.C. these days. SIDELINE CHATTER -- These six-team bye weeks can really cause a problem for fantasy owners. Last week the Ravens, Titans and Jaguars were among the teams off, which meant three of the top running backs were out of action in Ray Rice, Chris Johnson and Maurice Jones-Drew, respectively. This week the quarterback ranks take a hit with the Patriots' Tom Brady, the Steelers' Ben Roethlisberger and the Bengals' Carson Palmer out of action. . . . While on the topic of QBs, the 49ers' Alex Smith might be a worthy option this week as he replaces Shaun Hill. Smith threw for three TDs and one pick as a sub against the Texans last Sunday, and the 49ers could be headed for a shootout in Indianapolis this weekend. 