Wow. That's all I can say after watching last nights game between the Bills and Cowboys. While predicted to be one of the more lopsided contests of the season, that game proved to most likely be one of the best games of the year. How can Romo play SOOO bad and his team still win? I guess only Bills fans can answer that one. Anyhow, here are your waiver wire pickups, keeper sleepers and spot starts for Week 6. I've added a quick review of the teams that are on a BYE this week for your reference (and will continue to do so for the next few weeks) at the top as well.

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Alright, sorry this has nothing to do with fantasy football, but it's still sort of sports related. I was watching SportsCenter right now and saw a quick snippet of a video with a kangaroo on a race track, so I had to find it for you. While it's not quite the same as Ocho Cinco racing a horse, it's still pretty insane.

I'm feeling pretty good about my "shockers post" at the moment. A quick recap of what the five guys I thought would break out with big games did:

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I've been starting him since week 3, and to be honest, this was the do-or-die week before I gave up until further notice. Forget about that now. I'd like to see more than 4 catches, but 57 yards is A-OK for a non-Gates TE, and I'm pretty confident we'll be seeing plenty more of Olsen in the end zone.

I'm not sure if you were able to see video of Trent Green's concussion-causing hit this weekend, but in case you didn't, you can see it right here:

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A: Because if you did, you'd get to spend the next week with a coach who thinks this is a smile:

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Dear Yahoo,

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To all those wondering whether to start Laurence Maroney or not, you can put him on the bench. Maroney has been declared inactive for the game this afternoon, so get Sammy Morris or another backup running back into your lineup.

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Brandon's take: I would go with Andre Davis this week after the way he seemed to mesh with Matt Schaub last week (117 yards and a TD). It seems that Schaub only needs one "go to" guy each week, and due to injury troubles with Andre Johnson and Jacoby Jones, that guy is Davis. Jackson is on one of my teams and is yet to impress me. I see much more upside with Davis.

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It appears that Ricky Williams is not the only NFL running back to enjoy his Mary Jane. Denver Bronco's running back Travis Henry, the current NFL leader in rushing yards, is in danger of being suspended for a year for violating the league's substance abuse program.

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