18. Andre Johnson

Andre Johnson returned last week, caught a 50-yard bomb, and then promptly got hurt, punctuating a very frustrating season. His status for this week looks like it’s shaping up as a game time decision. Obviously, this ranking assumes he’s close enough to full health to play, and be effective. I used his quarterback, TJ Yates, as one of my players to add, so you know there’s a little something here. In his debut last week, he looked better than most third-stringers, and Houston’s amazing running game keeps defenses honest. The Bengals secondary has suffered greatly since Leon Hall went on injured reserve. Since his injury, Cincinnati has allowed six wide receiver touchdowns including four to opposing number one receivers.