Nov 25, 2012; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning (10) celebrates during the second half of a game against the Green Bay Packers at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark L. Baer-US PRESSWIRE

To help you win one of your final matchups of the year, here are my Week 12 fantasy football players to start and sit:

Guys to Start:

QB Eli Manning, NYG (@ WSH) – Manning may only have three touchdowns in his last four games, but all three of them came last weekend. He has finally turned the corner on his mid-season slump and should be considered a great starter this weekend. He will easily eclipse 300 yards and 2 touchdowns in the game against an overaggressive Washington secondary.

RB Beanie Wells, ARI (@ NYJ) – Wells scored twice last week in his return to action, so expect another solid outing from him against a New York defense that is ranked 30th against the run.

WR Brandon Marshall, CHI (vs. SEA) – Seattle’s secondary is looming with uncertainty,  so expect Marshall to torch them as home.

TE Owen Daniels, HOU (@ TEN) – Daniels has scored a touchdown in three of his last four games and has become Matt Schaub’s favorite red zone option.

Guys to Sit:

QB Joe Flacco, BAL (vs. PIT) – Flacco only has one multi-touchdown game in his last eight performances. Now factor in that he plays a tough Pittsburgh defense in Week 13, and it would be wise to leave him on the bench once again.

RB Marshawn Lynch, SEA (@ CHI) – Lynch had four straight 100-yard games before being held to 46 yards on 19 carries last week against the Dolphins. Lynch will have another rough game against an elite Chicago defense, so do not expect much more than 60 rushing yards.

WR Greg Jennings, GB (vs. MIN) – Jennings will most likely return this weekend, but it is better to wait one more week before starting him.

TE Heath Miller, PIT (@ BAL) – The Steelers are down to their third-string quarterback, Charlie Batch, so do not expect many fantasy points from any Pittsburgh players this weekend.

Oct 21, 2012; Charlotte, NC, USA; Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) reacts in the first half at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Bob Donnan-US PRESSWIRE

To help you set your final lineup this weekend, here are my week 8 fantasy football players to start and sit:

Guys to Start:

QB Tony Romo, DAL (vs. NYG) – Romo is being completely forgotten throughout the fantasy universe.  However, he has a great matchup this weekend against the lackluster Giants’ secondary that seemingly allows big passing performances each game.  This is one of the weeks that you want Romo in your lineup.

RB Willis McGahee, DEN (vs. NO) – The Saints can’t stop anyone defensively, so expect McGahee to run wild this weekend.

WR Dwayne Bowe, KC (vs. OAK) – Bowe is a great start this weekend against a less than stellar Raiders’ pass-defense.

TE Heath Miller, PIT (vs. WSH) – The Redskins have allowed big games through the air on a weekly basis, so Miller will get into the end-zone at least once this weekend.

Guys to Sit:

QB Matthew Stafford, DET (vs. SEA) – Stafford continues to disappoint each week and now faces the toughest secondary in the game.  Keep him on the bench until the Detroit offense scores more than 7 points.

RB Jonathan Stewart, CAR (@ CHI) – Head Coach Ron Rivera has stated that he is going to be giving the ball to Stewart a lot this weekend; it is just a shame that they are playing the Bears defense at home.

WR Hakeem Nicks, NYG (@ DAL) – Nicks will finally be healthy enough to play the entire game this weekend, but that doesn’t mean you should start him.  Wait to see if he looks reliable this week and start him in week nine.

TE Jacob Tamme, DEN (vs. NO) – Despite the shootout that will take place this weekend in New Orleans, Tamme will likely not make much of an impact.  Since his week one touchdown, Tamme has posted four games under 39 receiving yards.