Halfway home to the fantasy playoffs, and I must admit it is nice to see the old BI giving us some early signals of which defensive matchups you should avoid for your starting lineup.

Minnesota, last year ranking in the 100s overall, now is a legit force (#46 BI, #21 nationally in yards per point allowed) in the Big Ten. Rank in the top quartile for most of the year, they held fantasy dual-threat star Indiana QB Kellen Lewis to no TDs in a 16-7 win. Granted, even I thought the game would be a shootout on my appearance on XL950 so I need to trust the system, yes?

Northern Illinois D (#16)stood strong against its early foes, so why not expect that the Vols and their new QB would struggle much more so than you would expect and SEC team to do against a MAC team? Beware owners of Toledo, and Bowling Green studs upcoming…

Of course, we should also point out again that you should start even marginal fantasy players ( or a fill-in K and TE) against North Texas, Washington, Rice and Washington State.

Below lies your ultimate tool for fantasy lineup domination for Week 6 (in addition to the Forum Lineup help):

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