Buffalo Bills cornerback Terrence McGee agreed to a restructured contract on Wednesday.

The Buffalo Bills have placed cornerback Terrence McGee and wide receiver Donald Jones on season-ending injured reserve.

As I sit down to write this article the first Thursday night contest of the season is underway (Thursday games should be for Thanksgiving....period), which means that the bye weeks are almost in the rearview and it's time to gear up for the fantasy football gauntlet that is the stretch run. No byes this week, so IDP owners have every bullet in their roster arsenals. The key now is to avoid shooting yourself in the fantasy foot with a bad lineup choice. That said here's a look at some players you should give serious consideration to getting into your lineups or who could outperform expectations (Studs) and some that, for whatever reason, you may want to consider leaving alone, or at least take into account that they may be a relative disappointment this week (Duds). STUDS Jason Babin -- DE, Philadelphia Eagles (vs. ARI): After being shut out in the sack column by the Bears last Monday night Babin and the Eagles defensive front is going to come out angry and looking to take it out on John Skelton and the Redbirds Sunday. Marcell Dareus -- DT, Buffalo Bills (at DAL): The rookie has 13 total stops and 2.5 sacks over his past three games and gets a favorable matchup this week with a Dallas Cowboys team that has had its' share of issues with pass protection. Jabaal Sheard -- DE, Cleveland Browns (vs. STL): No team in the National Football League has surrendered more sacks this year than the St. Louis Rams, which bodes well for Sheard, Ahtyba Rubin, and Co. this week. Karlos Dansby -- ILB, Miami Dolphins (vs. WAS): Dansby has been on fire of late and should continue that hot streak against a Washington Redskins squad that has allowed the third most fantasy points per game to opposing linebackers this season. Jo-Lonn Dunbar -- MLB, New Orleans Saints (at ATL): Starter Jonathan Vilma hasn't practiced all week, so it looks like another game as the every-down MLB for Dunbar in a big divisional matchup with the Falcons. Mason Foster -- MLB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (vs. HOU) The rookie MIKE should have plenty of opportunities to produce playing every down against the Texans, who allow the second most tackle opportunities per game in the league. Terrence McGee -- CB, Buffalo Bills (at DAL): The ninth-year veteran has averaged better than seven tackles a game over the past three weeks and should be plenty busy covering Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant this week. Charlie Peprah -- SS, Green Bay Packers (vs. MIN): It's been Peprah, and not the more heralded Morgan Burnett,...