Peyton Manning - QB, Denver Broncos

Enough of the slander. This is a future hall-of-famer that has racked up at least 4,000 yards in each of his last eight seasons. After this week's bye, Manning and the Broncos head home for what is bound to be a shootout with Aaron Rodgers and the Packers, whose defense was just carved up by Philip Rivers to the tune of 503 yards. That game is followed by meetings with the Colts and Chiefs, both of which have passing defenses that rank in the bottom eight in the league.

Manning isn't the player he was even just a year or two ago, but don't consider his career to be over just yet. I am willing to bet he has a few more Peyton-esque performances up his sleeve, so grab him while his current owner is down on him.

Jonathan Stewart - RB, Carolina Panthers

Stewart isn't the type of guy to break out for 150 yards and a couple of scores in a single week, but -- when healthy -- he has been a model of consistency. With DeAngelo Williams gone, Stewart was expected to do a little more than he has, but he is still producing. The eight-year veteran had his best game of the season in Week 6, rushing 20 times for 78 yards and two touchdowns. The number of carries is the most important stat, as it points to the surging Panthers utilizing the ground game a little more.

For an owner with a banged-up running back corps, Stewart can be an under-the-radar addition to help reassemble a winning team.

Allen Hurns - WR, Jacksonville Jaguars

Hurns has caught a touchdown in four straight games, but he didn't do much else in a two-catch, 30-yard showing in Week 6 against the Texans. Despite producing at a high level throughout most of this season -- 60 yards or more in five of six games -- he is still being ignored and even dropped. Hurns has more receptions than Allen Robinson despite 19 fewer targets, and while he is just 17th in the league in receiving yards, Hurns ranks 11th in YAC with 189.

As long as Blake Bortles continues to play solid football, the production will be there for Hurns. The second-year wideout isn't an exciting, season-changing addition, but if you can get him in exchange for a couple of scrubs, you have to jump on that chance.

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