The fantasy football playoffs are in full swing, and this week is what separates the winners from the guys who accidentally start a guy with the flu. Be sure to check out which players are good to go, and the ones that won't be suited up this week.

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Thursday, December 17

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars

Start – Unless Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts want to get a loss under their belts before the playoffs, there’s no reason to think that their offense won’t roll this week. The Jaguars have one of the absolute worst pass defense in the NFL so watch for Manning, Reggie Wayne, Dallas Clark, and Joseph Adai (14 receptions in his last three games) to score big. Maurice Jones-Drew was a full participant in Tuesday’s practice and has over 100 total yards and a touchdown the last time these two teams met.

Sit – Even though Pierre Garcon is cleared to play, the Colts won’t want to risk him getting further injured – as evidenced by his limited number of catches last week. Austin Collie had a chance to step up last Sunday, but failed and is just too risky in such a crucial week. David Garrard is also a tad risky given the 122 yards and zero touchdowns he had last time he played the Colts. Mike Sims-Walker has just two receptions in his past two games and Torry Holt has yet to score a touchdown this year.

Saturday, December 19

Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints

Start – The Cowboys are right on cue for their December collapse and there’s nobody better to put the final nail in their divisional championship coffin than the Saints. Drew Brees has 10 touchdowns in his last three games which means Robert Meachem and Marques Colston all have a great shot at snagging one. And now that Reggie Bush and Pierre Thomas have become receiving threats (12 combined receptions last week) – the passing game should help neutralize a tough Cowboys run defense on the turf. Tony Romo (seven touchdowns in his last three games) has received help from his top targets Jason Witten and Miles Austin and should rely on them while playing catch-up this week.

Sit – Devery Henderson struggled a lot last week with dropped passes and may have lost the c,onfidence of his quarterback. In a week where smart, conservative play usually wins, Marion Barber, Felix Jones and Roy Williams are simply too tough to predict. None of them have had consistent production over the past month and all three will face tough match-ups in week 15. Jeremy Shockey will not play due to injury.