2012 has not been kind to McFadden.
With a clean bill of health and with Michael Bush leaving as a free agent, this looked to be the year McFadden would emerge as an elite running back.
Outside of his 113-yard, one touchdown performance against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 3, McFadden has been a disappointment for fantasy owners.
But this week, he's poised for a massive fantasy output.
McFadden is matched up against a defense ranked 30th in rushing yards per game. It's the exact kind of game that can kick start his season
You can expect him to put up even bigger numbers than he did against Pittsburgh.
Here are three other sleepers going into Week 7:
Brandon Weeden
The 29-year-old is next-to-last in passer rating in the league. His rating of 68.1 is ahead of only Matt Cassel.
Despite this, he is poised to have a good performance against Indianapolis.
The Colts have only allowed an average of 200 yards a game so far this season, but their rushing defense could make them very vulnerable. They rank 29th in the league, giving up 159 yards a game.
If Trent Richardson can open up the Colts' defense on the ground, Weeden is going to have an easier time through the air. The defense will gear up to try and stop Richardson and get beat over the top.
Blaine Gabbert
The Oakland-Jacksonville game could very well be a shoot-out.
Gabbert struggled as a rookie last year, and those problems are continuing in 2012. He's completed a little over 55 percent of his passes for 796 yards, five touchdowns and three interceptions.
Although Maurice Jones-Drew is the unquestioned fantasy stud on Jacksonville, the Jaguars' opponents this week, the Oakland Raiders, h...
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
