I'd make Colston prove it before banking on him, personally. But I could certainly understand starting him. Williams is a start, he's getting it going and San Fran is soft on the pass. Play Washington, Pittsburgh's pass D numbers only look good because they've been surprisingly easy to run on. They're not an elite pass defense, and since the Tennessee offense has had more success throwing the ball than running it thus far, I'd expect Washington to have a good game - remember, he's a former Steeler, and he hates Pittsburgh for how they let him go. Revenge is an excellent motivator. Nelson doesn't sex me up, he'll have DRC or Samuel in his face in the slot, Philly's secondary will stop underperforming sooner rather than later. I like Decker, and Orton loves him - first guy Orton looks to in the redzone. For my money, it's Williams-Washington-Decker - Ridley just can't be trusted yet, especially not in a PPR.