Hurt by injuries
It didn't hurt that Al-Sinjari's starting quarterback is New England's Tom Brady. Brady's stat line this week: 354 yards and six touchdowns.
"Tom Brady's performance has been amazing this year," says Al-Sinjari. "He's on fire. I think he will break Peyton (Manning's) touchdown mark."
Al-Sinjari played Kenny Watson, who got the start over injured Cincinnati running back Rudi Johnson. Watson rushed for 130 yards and three touchdowns. Al-Sinjari owns both players, as well as Denver wide receiver Javon Walker, who didn't play due to an injury.
Also on Al-Sinjari's team are Denver wide receiver Brandon Marshall, Philadelphia running back Brian Westbrook, Dallas wide receiver Patrick Crayton, Atlanta running back Jerious Norwood, Chicago tight end Desmond Clark, Cleveland kicker Phil Dawson and the Miami Dolphins defense."I'm not out of it yet," Al-Sinjari says. "I need some players to get healthy, and (I) need to add some depth at wide receiver. My receiving core is hurting right now, but hopefully Javon Walker will come back and blow up."
1. Don Wolfe, 6-1 (810 points*)
2. Mike VanVelson, 5-2 (713)
3. Renee Piccirillo, 5-2 (591)
4. Todd Clausen, 5-2 (549)
5. Joby Knapp, 4-3 (722)
6. Jim Salamone, 4-3 (654)
7. Chuck White, 3-4 (706)
8. Dan Dixon, 3-4 (564)
9. Mark Miller, 3-4 (539)
10. Omar Al-Sinjari, 2-5 (573)
11. Hy Swartz, 1-6 (564)
12. Jim Tharrett, 1-6 (439)
(*=points are cumulative)
These teams have byes in Week 8:
Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks.






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