Start 'Em, Sit 'Em (Week 16)

Start 'Em:
Bobby Rainey, RB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Rainey has been frustratingly hit-or-miss through the last few weeks, but the pattern would suggest that this week will be a good one.  He consistently gets enough carries to make an impact, it is just a matter of whether he is able to turn those carries into good production.  This week he will have a good chance to produce, as he is going up against the weak Rams run defense.

Mike Wallace, WR, Miami Dolphins
Wallace is doing his best to recover from a very underwhelming start, recording more than 14 fantasy points in three of the past four weeks.  This week, you would expect that trend to continue with Wallace going up against a Bills pass defense that is 29th in allowing fantasy points to opposing wide receivers.

Jay Cutler, QB, Bears
Last week the Eagles defense allowed 28 fantasy points to Matt Cassel - surely Cutler should do just as well against them.  Cutler will have his full cast of targets including Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jefferey, and Matt Forte, a group that is much more dangerous than the tandem of Matt Asiata and Greg Jennings that tore up the Eagles defense last week.

Sit 'Em:
Rashard Mendenhall, RB, Arizona Cardinals
Mendenhall is on fire right now, but it is more than likely that the stout Seahawks defense will be able to put out that fire this week.  It doesn't help that Mendenhall will also have to share carries with Andre Ellington, who has also put in some impressive outings recently.

Larry Fitzgerald, RB, Arizona Cardinals
I'm sorry to you Cardinals fans out there for recommending that you sit two Cardinals players, but the reality is that the Seahawks defense is just too good.  It doesn't help that Fitzgerald is coming off a concussion and will likely be blanketed by Richard Sherman.

Matt Ryan, QB, Atlanta Falcons
This week, Matty Ice gets the other outstanding defense in the NFC west - the 49ers defense.  Ryan, who has not been very productive as of late, should not be expected to put up big numbers against a defense that is second in allowing points to opposing quarterbacks.

NFL Free Agent Signings

RB

Reggie Bush (Dolphins to Lions)

Four-years, $16 million

Shonn Green (Jets to Titans)

Three-years, $10 million

Rashard Mendenhall (Steelers to Cardinals)

One-year, $2.5 million

Steven Jackson (Rams to Falcons)

Three-years, $12 million

WR
Mike Wallace (Steelers to Dolphins)
Five-years, $60 million
Danny Amendola (Rams to Patriots)
Five-years, $31 million
Wes Welker (Patriots to Broncos)
Two-years, $12 million
Greg Jennings (Packers to Vikings)
Five-years, $45 million

OL
Andy Levitre (Bills to Titans)
Six-years, $46.8 million
Jake Long (Dolphins to Rams)
Four-years, $34 million
Louis Vasquez (Chargers to Broncos)
Four-years, $24.5 million

DL

Desmond Bryant (Buccaneers to Browns)
Five-years, $34 million
Glenn Dorsey (Chiefs to 49ers)
Two-years, $6 million
Cliff Avril (Lions to Seattle)
Two-years, $15 million
Michael Bennett (Buccaneers to Seahawks)
One-year, $5 million

LB
Paul Kruger (Ravens to Browns)
Five-years, $40 million

DB
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (Eagles to Broncos)
One-year, $5 million
Dashon Goldson (49ers to Buccaneers)
Five-years, $41.25 million

Top 10 Free Agents: Mike Wallace

6. Mike Wallace: Mike Wallace missed just one game in 2012, but his numbers dipped dramatically when comparing his statistics to 2011. Wallace dropped a large amount of passes last season, and therefore, his receptions fell from 72 in 2011 to 64 in 2012. Wallace will likely never eclipse the 100 reception mark in his career, but he makes up for it with his incredible speed. Wallace's speed allows him to fly by opposing teams safeties in order to make a game-changing reception. Mike Wallace is showing sings of improvement in his route running, as he tries to become more well-rounded so he is not used solely on streaks down field. For those who can't afford Greg Jennings this off season, Mike Wallace is a cheaper choice who could blossom into a more balanced receiver.