Can Cutler crack an Atlanta defense that's allowed just three touchdowns through the air in 2009? It's not the easiest fantasy matchup, but Cutler is no worse than a low-end No. 1 quarterback for Week 6.
So much for that knee injury. Forte's long-awaited breakthrough came in Week 4 against the Lions, when the sophomore tailback ran for 121 yards and a touchdown (in addition to a pair of catches for 21 yards). He's been improving week by week from the start, so expect another standout effort in Atlanta.
Bennett caught just two balls for 32 yards against the Lions, a disappointing effort against the most favorable matchup available. Start him in a pinch, but look elsewhere if you've got options.
Olsen had just one catch against the Lions but it was for a touchdown. He's got two touchdowns in two games and remains as solid a play as anyone at the tight end position.
The Bears get to the quarterback (14.0 sacks) and haven't given up a lot of points (78), but their inability to force turnovers makes them an average fantasy unit. Still, a solid play against the Falcons.
White gouged the San Fran secondary almost single-handedly, catching eight passes for 210 yards and a pair of touchdowns in Week 5. You can't expect a performance like that every week, but you've got no choice but to leave this guy in your lineup.
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