Green Light, Yellow Light, Red Light – STOP!!! There are some appealing names each week on the waiver wire, I supply my weekly take on whether these players should be considered or not.

QUARTERBACK
Joe Flacco (BAL) - Flacco and the Ravens are looking like they are for real. I am not ready to put the rookie signal caller in the same class of Matt Ryan, but he's certainly worth a look as a your backup QB down the stretch. He has thrown for multiple scores in two straight games and passed for one and ran for another in the week before that. If he's still around give him a shot.

Shaun Hill (SF) – Hill is a guy that is still available in 84% of the fantasy leagues ran at CBSSports.com and after watching him on Monday night (minus the clock mishap), I was pretty impressed. He threw for 217 yards and 2 TD's. The Cards' caused problems for him in the second half. New head coach Mike Singletary has said he wants to stress the run, but Hill is another decent backup option.

Matt Hasselbeck (SEA) – Welcome back Mr. Hasslebeck! Can the veteran breathe some life into Seattle's dismal offense? Anything can help, but be cautious here. This is not the same guy and he hasn't played in six weeks. I will recommend making a move for him if you need some help at the position, but I would let him earn his way into your line-up.

RUNNING BACKS
Cadillac Williams (DEN) – It may finally be time to pull the Cadillac out of the garage. The official announcement is expected Wednesday, but indications are is Williams is ready to play. With Earnest Graham and Warrick Dunn both a bit banged up, he could be pressed back into action. That sounds appealing enough for me to take a stab at him, buy he's far from a given.

Tatum Bell (DEN) – The Broncos running game is a mess right now. Selvin Young could come back, but is likely out for Week 11 and that leaves rookie FB Patrick Hillis as the team's primary options. Bell did play in the system and is a prime spot to get looks. Still, I'm not sold how long he will be the man or what his success will be. He will draw a lot of interest, but my guess is he's overrated. Watch your luggage!

Michael Bush (OAK) – The Raiders are a mess right now and Al Davis is messing with the play calling. Bush made nice contributions in Week 10 vs. the Chargers  (8 carries, 30 RuYd, 5 catches 43 ReYd), but the backfield is murky to say the least. Bush is somebody to keep an eye on, but don't jump the gun just yet. McFadden could still come back from his turf foe and Fargas is still the starter for now.

WIDE RECEIVERS
Josh Morgan (SF) – There has been a ton of hype surrounding Morgan in San Francisco and this week he finally started to show some signs of it catching 5 balls for 54 yards and a touchdown. The former Hokie is exciting and with Hill at the helm and Mike Martz calling the plays I am intrigued by him as a second-half roster option. I'm not naming him a starter just yet, but can add depth to your roster.

Mark Bradley (KC) – Nine catches for 89 yards and a TD in Week 10 makes it three staight quality games for the Chiefs' wideout. He is red-hot and developed great chemistry with Tyler Tyigpen. The schedule ahead is favorable and Kansas City is playing competively. Bradley is a nice WR4 option as we head down stretch and could be used as a flex options if his targets stay at their current level.

Here's a look at the top targeted wide receivers from Week 10:

Player	Pos	Tm	Next Opp	Bye	Week	Targets	Rec	Catch%	ReYds	ReTds	TotPass	Thrown%
Kellen Winslow  Recent News (11/7/2008 12:13:00 AM) Kellen Winslow led the Browns with 10 receptions for 111 yards and two touchdowns against the Broncos in Week 10.Brady Quinn and Winslow had an all-game connection that NFL Network's Rich Eisen dubbed "infectious." Despite the lofty numbers, however, Winslow lost a back-breaking fumble and had the game's last pass sail through his hands. On a positive note, he stands to pick up considerable value with Quinn's shorter passing game.	TE	CLE	DEN	5	10	14	10	0.71	111	2	35	0.40
Mark Bradley  Recent News (11/9/2008 7:25:00 PM) Mark Bradley caught nine balls for 81 yards and a touchdown in the Chiefs' Week 10 loss to San Diego.It's only a matter of time before he gets hurt, but Bradley looks like a player again. He ran great routes Sunday against Quentin Jammer, who's already shut down Randy Moss this season, and made sharp cuts on his previously bad knee. The No. 37 overall pick in 2005, Bradley is also benefiting from aggressive QB play and single coverage as opponents put most of their attention on Tony Gonzalez and Dwayne Bowe. He should be owned in all leagues.	WR	KC	@ SD	6	10	14	9	0.64	81	1	41	0.34
Brandon Marshall  Recent News (11/6/2008 11:37:00 PM) Brandon Marshall caught six passes for 89 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 against the Browns.Marshall could have topped 125 yards if he hadn't dropped several passes early in the game, but he redeemed himself with a last-minute, game-winning touchdown. The return to health of Brandon Stokley and especially Tony Scheffler gave Marshall some breathing room, and Jay Cutler targeted him 14 times. He will remain a top fantasy option at Atlanta next week.	WR	DEN	@ CLE	8	10	14	6	0.43	89	1	42	0.33
Tony Gonzalez  Recent News (11/9/2008 7:31:00 PM) Tony Gonzalez caught 10 balls for 113 yards and two touchdowns in the Chiefs' Week 10 loss to the Chargers.It was a sensational effort despite the loss. Gonzo beat Clinton Hart all over the field. He made a highlight-reel catch for his second score, boxing out Hart to secure a touchdown that brought KC within one point with less than a minute left. The Chiefs went for two instead of kicking the extra point, but came up short. Gonzalez dominated on the drive he capped with his first touchdown, racking up three receptions on it and beating multiple defenders to the end zone after a short pass from Tyler Thigpen. Thigpen's emergence is stellar news for Gonzo, Dwayne Bowe, and Mark Bradley.	TE	KC	@ SD	6	10	14	10	0.71	113	2	41	0.34
Hines Ward  Probable (11/9/2008 9:12:00 PM) Hines Ward caught nine passes for 116 yards in Week 10.Despite being limited in practice this week due to a shoulder injury, Ward set season highs for receptions and yardage today, though he was kept out of the end zone for a third straight week.	WR	PIT	IND	6	10	13	9	0.69	116	0	42	0.31
Lance Moore  Recent News (11/9/2008 6:01:00 PM) Lance Moore caught six passes for 76 yards and one touchdown in a Week 10 loss to the Falcons.A mixed game for Moore. He was targeted 13 times by Drew Brees, but was covered well by Dominique Foxworth and Chris Houston throughout. Without his last-second Hail Mary grab on a tipped ball, Moore's afternoon would have been a major disappointment. He remains the Saints No. 2 receiver and should continue to be a viable WR3.	WR	NO	@ ATL	9	10	13	6	0.46	76	1	58	0.22
Andre Johnson  Recent News (11/9/2008 4:55:00 PM) Andre Johnson caught seven balls for 66 yards in Week 10.The Ravens made sure Johnson didn't beat them deep and Samari Rolle had solid coverage against Houston's 6'3/220-pound wideout despite just getting back from his neck injury. The Colts may not be able to do the same in Week 11.	WR	HOU	BAL	2	10	12	7	0.58	66	0	38	0.32
Reggie Wayne  Recent News (11/9/2008 9:25:00 PM) Reggie Wayne caught six passes for 114 yards and a touchdown in a Week 10 win over the Steelers.Wayne's awareness payed off as he hauled in two deflected passes, including a deep ball in the first quarter that turned into a 65-yard touchdown reception. It was good to see him step up with a big week after three very quiet weeks.	WR	IND	@ PIT	4	10	12	6	0.50	114	1	40	0.30
Anquan Boldin  Recent News (11/11/2008 12:16:00 AM) Anquan Boldin caught seven passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns in a Week 10 win over the 49ers. He ran the ball three times for 19 yards.With Boldin unable to get loose as a wideout in the first quarter, the Cardinals decided to get the ball in his hands in the backfield. He's hard to tackle after the catch, which showed on both of his touchdown hauls, and ran just as tough as a running back. Boldin has 10 touchdowns this season, nine of which have come inside the red zone.	WR	ARZ	SF	7	10	11	7	0.64	92	2	42	0.26
Bo Scaife  Recent News (11/9/2008 4:51:00 PM) Bo Scaife caught 10 passes for 78 yards and a touchdown in Week 10 against the Bears.Scaife was open all day with the Bears' linebackers keying on the Titans' running game. He made several impressive plays, including a touchdown grab in the second quarter, and did well to stay in bounds after a successful out pattern with less than three minutes to go. He's seeing far more targets than Alge Crumpler.	TE	TEN	@ CHI	6	10	11	10	0.91	78	1	41	0.27
Wes Welker  Recent News (11/9/2008 4:04:00 PM) Wes Welker caught ten balls for 107 yards in Week 10 against Buffalo.The Slot Machine easily found soft spots in Buffalo's zone and turned them into a flurry of first downs. Welker has been a PPR monster with at least six catches in all nine games so far, but isn't nearly as desirable a play in non-PPR settings. He still should be in lineups in Week 11 against the Jets.	WR	NE	BUF	4	10	11	10	0.91	107	0	34	0.32
Marques Colston  Recent News (11/10/2008 10:42:00 PM) Despite speculation he'd come off the bench by a Saints beat writer last week, Marques Colston started at split end in Week 10.Colston and Devery Henderson started in a two-wide look. Colston finished with 12 targets, seven grabs, and 140 yards and has the potential for a monster close to the season. Lance Moore will continue to play often as a slot receiver. He had six grabs for 76 yards and a touchdown to Henderson's 33 yards on just two catches. Robert Meachem was a healthy scratch.	WR	NO	@ ATL	9	10	11	7	0.64	140	0	58	0.19
Dwayne Bowe  Recent News (11/9/2008 7:35:00 PM) Dwayne Bowe caught six balls for 72 yards in the Chiefs' Week 10 loss.Bowe showed a ton of toughness in the fourth quarter, taking two big hits from engaging defenders over the middle, securing the ball with two hands, and still gaining yards after contact for a 31-yard pickup. But Tyler Thigpen threw a dart to him for a potential game-tying touchdown on KC's last drive and Bowe tried to body catch it rather than grab it with his hands. It was dropped. Bowe is an every-week fantasy play, but his receivers coach needs to work with him on his ball skills.	WR	KC	@ SD	6	10	10	6	0.60	72	0	41	0.24
Jason Hill  Recent News (11/11/2008 12:54:00 AM) Jason Hill had seven receptions for 84 yards in Week 10 against the Cardinals.Hill did a fine job filling in for Arnaz Battle as the 49ers' No. 3 receiver. He caught three consecutive passes that put the ball on the 1-yard line with less than 20 seconds to go, giving us the impression that he has developed a chemistry with QB Shaun Hill. If 49ers WR coach Jerry Sullivan holds true on his pledge, we may see more of the second-year man in the coming weeks.	WR	SF	@ ARZ	9	10	10	7	0.70	84	0	40	0.25
Roddy White  Recent News (11/9/2008 5:30:00 PM) Roddy White caught five passes for 68 yards and a touchdown against the Saints in Week 10.White failed to lead the Falcons in receptions for the first time all season, but he was targeted 11 times including the first-quarter skinny post for a touchdown. White remains a must-start with a red-hot quarterback facing a generous Broncos defense in Week 11.	WR	ATL	NO	7	10	10	5	0.50	68	1	23	0.43

The National League Cy Young award was announced today and the winner is Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants. He becomes the second Giant to win the award, joining Mike McCormick who took home the award in 1967.

Lincecum received 23 of the 32 possible votes with the remaining nine being split amongst three players. Arizona Diamondbacks' Brandon Webb and New York Mets' Johan Santana each received four. Newcomer to the NL this season, CC Sabathia of the Milwaukee Brewers received the other first place vote.

The Cy Young award in the NL could have gone to any of these four that received first place votes. Lincecum, in just his second season in the majors, impressed the voters by putting together a great season on a really bad team. His presence on the mound doesn't strike fear into a hitter considering he's just 5-foot-11 and 160 pounds or so. Its his unsuspecting 97 mph fastball that catches hitters off guard as it blows right by them.

Lincecum was 18-5 and had the third best ERA in the NL at 2.62. He led the majors with 265 strikeouts and finished the season with the best winning percentage in the NL (.783). He was able to do all this while playing for an awful Giants team that finished fourth in the NL West with a record of 72-90. That likely played out as a key factor in him winning the most prestigious award for pitchers in each league.

The schedule for the remaining awards to be announced is below. 

NL/AL Managers of the Year - Wednesday, November 12th
AL Cy Young - Thursday, November 13th
NL Most Valuable Player - Monday, November 17th
AL Most Valuable Player - Tuesday, November 18th