As for your current starters;

I like Schaub vs. Oakland
Jacobs is a good play vs K.C.
So is Forte vs. Detroit
Coffee will not be Frank Gore, but should give you good numbers
I always like Reggie Wayne when Manning is on the field
Steve Smith has a great match up against K.C., I don’t like starting two players for the same squad though.
If your TE is Dallas Clark, he is a great start, again, I am not a fan of dual players, except for the 2007 Patriots Offense!
49ers should get their share of turnovers with Kyle Boller playing QB. He will also produce more points than Bulger would have.
Graham versus Cleveland is a no brainer. I just hope for your sake that the Bengals are not only scoring touchdowns.

I would keep Barber on the bench until he is at least 90%.
I like Ryan Grant, but not his match up against the Vikings.
Wells must get out of the dog house before he has any value.
Hester is the 3rd best receiver on his team.
As for Ginn, you must wait until we see what Chad Henne can do as the starter.
Hasselbeck injured!

I am curious, what is your opponents starting line up. I would not make any changes to your team based on what you have as your options. Even if I knew who was available in your league, it would be hard to find players that could perform better than what is currently in your starting line up. I would pick up Josh Johnson, just in case he turns into something, no point in carrying an open slot, unless your league charges for transactions.

Thanks for writing in, I look forward to your response!

Kurt

Bench
Marion barber, Ryan Grant Chris Wells, Devin Hester, Ted Ginn, and Hasselbeck with one slot open.

Should i leave my starters in or sub someone and is there any sleepers i should look for??? ps. all of the players you wrote about this week are taken