Titus Young started Sunday's win over the Rams, but was held to one catch for 14 yards. He added an end-around for 11 rushing yards. Young's two touches came on Detroit's first three drives, but he barely played in the second half after committing an idiotic personal foul late in the second quarter (he head-butted Rams CB Janoris Jenkins). The man fantasy owners were hoping Young would replace (Nate Burleson), meanwhile, made six catches for 69 yards. Young's explosiveness and place in the league's pass-happiest offense make him worth holding onto in a large majority of leagues, but it could take longer than expected for him to carve out a major role.