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Ken Daube examines Week 7 targets, goal-line chances and red zone opportunities in an effort to determine which players can be expected to repeat that production and which should be expected to slide.

Ken Daube discusses the issue of the declining number of carries per game inside an opponent's 10-yard line.

Ken Daube discusses the merits of Victor Cruz and highlights those who are getting the most opportunities to succeed.

Ken Daube discusses the merits of Browns rookie Greg Little, and highlights those who are getting the most opportunities to succeed.

Ken Daube looks at some interesting stats from the past few weeks, including good news for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Ken Daube takes a closer look at how much the Seahawks' Mike Williams has improved after an extended hiatus from the NFL.

Ken Daube takes a closer look at some underlying statistical trends and sees that Danny Amendola could produce big with Mark Clayton done for the year.

ESPN.com's fantasy staff picks out sleepers, busts and rookie breakouts for 2010 season.

ESPN The Magazine offers up 13 revelations to help fantasy football owners.

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Ken Daube takes a final look at target trends, big running plays and favorable passing and rushing schedules for the fantasy playoffs.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and warns fantasy owners not to be swayed too much by weather conditions when setting your lineup.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and wonders why more fantasy owners aren't taking the chance on Pierre Garcon.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and sees good things for Donnie Avery.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and sees good things for a pair of tight ends named Davis.

Ken Daube says Mike Sims-Walker just keeps getting targets, while the schedule looks good for Laurence Maroney and Pierre Thomas.

Ken Daube discusses the values of top-flight options like Larry Fitzgerald and Randy Moss, and he pleads one more time for owners to pick up Nate Burleson.