Facebook Not Charging, Users Already 'Pay' Enough

A rumor that Facebook would begin charging a subscription fee is not true, Facebook has assured its users. Enlarge (Photo: REUTERS) The Facebook logo is shown at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto, California May 26, 2010. Facebook announced efforts to better guard the privacy of its more than 400 million users, addressing mounting pressure on the world\'s louis vuitton purse most popular online social network to protect personal data exchanged on its site. Related Articles Fundamental Precious Metals (2011-09-27) EU Morning Report- Risk sentiment in the market stabilized, euro supported Gold Trading Summary Related Topics Gold Mark Zuckerberg Facebook Advertising Silver Get Companies Emails&Alerts Tops industry vuitton shoes stories by sector or region Sample On Sunday, an online rumor that Facebook was going to begin charging as much as $10 per month starting Monday prompted widespread digital panic. The pseudo-announcement, written in all capital letters, was spread around the social network by gullible users. It read: \"FACEBOOK JUST RELEASED THEIR PRICE GRID FOR MEMBER louis vuitton purse SHIP,$9.99 PER MONTH FOR GOLD MEMBER SERVICES,$6.99 PER MONTH FOR SILVER MEMBER SERVICES,$3.99 PER MONTH FOR BRONZE MEMBER SERVICES, FREE IF YOU COPY AND PASTE THIS MESSAGE BEFORE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. WHEN YOU SIGN ON TOMORROW MORNING YOU WILL BE PROMPTED FOR PAYMENT INFO.\" By late Sunday, the Facebook powers that be caught wind of the rumor and shut it down on tmonogram vernis he official Facebook Facebook page: Must Read How Sean Penn Helped Free U.S. Hikers in Iran With Tablet Launch, Amazon Looms Competitively Large Sponsorship Link Like us on Facebook \"A rumor on the internet caught our attention. We have no plans to charge for Facebook. It\'s free and always will be,\" read the Facebook post by Facebook. Favuitton bags cebook certainly does not need to boost its revenue -- especially at the risk of alienating its most powerful tool for generating revenue: Its 800 million active users. In the first half of 2011, Facebook doubled its profits. With zero subscription-based revenue, the company is still worth $75.3 billion -- seven times higher than Twitter\'s $10.7 billion implielouis vuitton purse d value, according to Sharespost, a service tracking private companies. Facebook is the second most popular Web site after Google, and its advertising revenue is expected to reach $4.27 billion in 2011, according to ZDNet. Because Facebook makes so much of its revenue from advertising, its users are essentially its products -- not its customers. True Facebookvuitton neverfull customers are the companies who advertise on the site, and they are paying a hefty premium to do so. Facebook has absolutely no incentive to charge a subscription fee. We may not be able to believe all the promises that Facebook makes -- especially about user privacy and security -- but we can trust the latest statement that Facebook will always be free of charge.

Facebook Charging in 2011? Not Now, Not Ever

Rumor had it that Facebook would begin charging its users up to $10 to maintain their spot on the social media network. Thankfully, Mark Zuckerberg will not be reaching his hands into our coin purses any time soon. Enlarge (Photo: Reuters/Norbert von der Groebe) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks at a news conference in Palo Alto, Calif. Get Tech Emails&Alerts Stay connec vuitton neverfull ted with cutting edge technology news Sample After word spread that Facebook may require users to pay, a representative for the company took to its Facebook page to squash speculation. \"A rumor on the internet caught our attention. We have no plans to charge for Facebook. It\'s free and always will be,\" read the post. With 460,678 likes, 46,029 comments, and 102,825 shares, it vuitton shoes seems as if Facebook dodged a bullet. However, there is no doubt that Facebook could reap great spoils by charging members. Currently, the site has 800 million active users with more than 50 percent of active users logging onto Facebook in any given day, according to the site\'s statistics. Facebook\'s IPO could be high as $76 a share with an estimated overall value of $33.7 billio monogram vernis n, according to The New York Times. Must Read How Sean Penn Helped Free U.S. Hikers in Iran With Tablet Launch, Amazon Looms Competitively Large Sponsorship Link Grow Your Business with Email Marketing Like us on Facebook With a charge of $10 per month per user for the supposed \"gold membership,\" that would add up to a whopping $96 billion in annual revenue. Alvuitton bags as, it could never be that simple. Facebook\'s revenue is heavily tied to participation. \"Once that drops, its revenue is going to decline,\" said Sam Hamadeh, chief of PrviCo, in a Fox4kc.com article. This most recent hoax began just days after Facebook\'s facelift last week. The site now features a Ticker, it groups categories of friends together to allow for more detailed trackingvuitton neverfull , newly added photographs appear larger, and the \"Poke\" button is now concealed. A timeline is also slated to be available within the next few weeks. The rumor spread virally on peoples\' news feed, via a message that said Facebook would charge people for access unless they copied and pasted a certain message onto their Wall. \"If you copy this on your wall, your icon will turn bluemonogram vernis and Facebook will be free for you,\" the message said. \"Please pass this message on, if not your account will be deleted if you do not pay,\" according to PC Magazine Many users are reportedly complaining about the site\'s changes. A monthly charge would probably not go over well either. With other social networking sites such as Twitter and Tumblr showing exponential growth, Facvuitton shoes ebook needs to maintain its \"free forever\" mantra in order to stay afloat. Twitter announced that it has over 100 million active users worldwide, half of whom log in daily and 40 percent of whom have not tweeted in the last month, according to the Huffington Post. There are said to be 200 million tweets per day. Rumors about a potential Facebook fee have been circulating since 2009.

Facebook Charging? The Latest Internet Hoax Fools Users

Facebook isn\'t charging a membership fee from its users, and, according to the social media site, it never will. On Sunday, an online rumor circulated the Web site, claiming that Facebook was going to begin charging as much at $10 per month starting Monday. The rumor caused online panic, and thousands of users were checking to see if the price tag was true. Enlarge (Photo: Reuters/Norbert von louis vuitton purse der Groebe) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks at a news conference in Palo Alto, Calif. Related Articles Fundamental Precious Metals (2011-09-27) EU Morning Report- Risk sentiment in the market stabilized, euro supported Gold Trading Summary Related Topics Gold Mark Zuckerberg Facebook Advertising Silver Get World Emails&Alerts Get summaries of the top business news from a globa vuitton neverfull l perspective Sample The hoax was spread through a post-modern chain letter of sorts, with users spreading around a message that was supposed to waive the fees if posted to a Facebook wall. \"FACEBOOK JUST RELEASED THEIR PRICE GRID FOR MEMBERSHIP. $9.99 PER MONTH FOR GOLD MEMBER SERVICES, $6.99 PER MONTH FOR SILVER MEMBER SERVICES, $3.99 PER MONTH FOR BRONZE MEMBER SERVICES, FREE IF YOU COPY ANDlouis vuitton purse PASTE THIS MESSAGE BEFORE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. WHEN YOU SIGN ON TOMORROW MORNING YOU WILL BE PROMPTED FOR PAYMENT INFO...IT IS OFFICIAL IT WAS EVEN ON THE NEWS. FACEBOOK WILL START CHARGING DUE TO THE NEW PROFILE CHANGES,\" one post read. There were a few variations of this message that got spread from user to user. Must Read How Sean Penn Helped Free U.S. Hikers in Iran With Tablet Launch, Amazvuitton bags on Looms Competitively Large Sponsorship Link Grow Your Business with Email Marketing Like us on Facebook \"THIS IS OFFICIAL... IT WAS EVEN ON THE NEWS... FACEBOOK WILL START CHARGING DUE TO THE NEW PROFILE CHANGES... IF YOU COPY THIS ON YOUR WALL YOUR ICON WILL TURN BLUE AND FACEBOOK WILL BE FREE FOR YOU. PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE ON, IF NOT YOUR ACCOUNT WILL BE DELETED IF YOU DO NOT PAY!!\"vuitton neverfull another message read. Facebook, which has 800 million users worldwide and could rake in a considerable sum if it decided to charge, responded to the rumors with a message on its log in page that read \"It\'s free and always will be.\" Facebook\'s advertising revenue is expected to reach $4.27 billion in 2011, according to ZDNet. The real take away from the whole episode is actually a question: louis vuitton purse why would someone bother making this up? Was it simply just a prank? Chain mail seemed to be a thing of the past, when friends would forward letters promising good luck, or more sinisterly, the avoidance of bad luck, to everyone they knew. With the growth of the Internet, many are frightened by the spread of viruses through similar postings and false links. The \"Facebook Fee\" hoax appears not to vuitton neverfull have any motives more serious than causing a momentary panic. It could also be a misguided retaliation for the new changes to Facebook, announced by founder Mark Zuckerberg last week. The CEO introduced the \"Timeline\" feature, which will show a user\'s entire Facebook history on one page. As with most new Facebook changes, the feature caused a large outcry from the online community over privacy issues.

Facebook Not Charging, Users Already 'Pay' Enough

A rumor that Facebook would begin charging a subscription fee is not true, Facebook has assured its users. Related Articles Fundamental Precious Metals (2011-09-27) EU Morning Report- Risk sentiment in the market stabilized, euro supported Gold Trading Summary Related Topics Gold Mark Zuckerberg Facebo louis vuitton purse ok Advertising Silver Get Companies Emails&Alerts Tops industry stories by sector or region Sample On Sunday, an online rumor that Facebook was going to begin charging as much as $10 per month starting Monday prompted widespread digital panic. The pseudo-announcement, written in all capital letters, was spre vuitton bags ad around the social network by gullible users. It read: \"FACEBOOK JUST RELEASED THEIR PRICE GRID FOR MEMBERSHIP,$9.99 PER MONTH FOR GOLD MEMBER SERVICES,$6.99 PER MONTH FOR SILVER MEMBER SERVICES,$3.99 PER MONTH FOR BRONZE MEMBER SERVICES, FREE IF YOU COPY AND PASTE THIS MESSAGE BEFORE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. WHEN YOU SIGN vuitton neverfull ON TOMORROW MORNING YOU WILL BE PROMPTED FOR PAYMENT INFO.\" By late Sunday, the Facebook powers that be caught wind of the rumor and shut it down on the official Facebook Facebook page: Must Read How Sean Penn Helped Free U.S. Hikers in Iran With Tablet Launch, Amazon Looms Competitively Large Sponsorship Llouis vuitton purse ink Like us on Facebook \"A rumor on the internet caught our attention. We have no plans to charge for Facebook. It\'s free and always will be,\" read the Facebook post by Facebook. Facebook certainly does not need to boost its revenue -- especially at the risk of alienating its most powerful tool for generatingvuitton bags revenue: Its 800 million active users. In the first half of 2011, Facebook doubled its profits. With zero subscription-based revenue, the company is still worth $75.3 billion -- seven times higher than Twitter\'s $10.7 billion implied value, according to Sharespost, a service tracking private companies. Facebook is themonogram vernis second most popular Web site after Google, and its advertising revenue is expected to reach $4.27 billion in 2011, according to ZDNet. Because Facebook makes so much of its revenue from advertising, its users are essentially its products -- not its customers. True Facebook customers are the companies who advertise onmonogram vernis the site, and they are paying a hefty premium to do so. Facebook has absolutely no incentive to charge a subscription fee. We may not be able to believe all the promises that Facebook makes -- especially about user privacy and security -- but we can trust the latest statement that Facebook will always be free of charge.

Rookies on rise can provide October boost

Despite the lockout limiting their acclimation to the pros, these dozen rookies have shown flashes of promise. And they have appealing October schedules to help them become potential weekly starts like Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton. By Jeff Roberson, AP Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith made his first start count, snaring five pass for 152 yards and three touchdowns. EnlargeClose By Jeff Roberson, AP Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith made his first start count, snaring five pass for 152 yards and three touchdowns. Ads by Google#1 China Wholesale Store Wholesale 1000\'s of Items from 120,000 Verified Sellers.©2004-2011 DHgate.com Start Businees with Korea Business Satisfaction Comes True Korea\'s Infra Always Support You. www.fez.go.kr FootballFanatics.com Shop for Official Team Sports Gear. Shipping to Asia Only $19.95! www.FootballFanatics.com Running backs •Mark Ingram, New Orleans Saints: Look for the Saints to run vuitton neverfull more frequently if they jump to big leads against shaky offensive teams such as the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 4, the Indianapolis Colts in Week 7 and the St. Louis Rams in Week 8. Ingram will be more familiar, comfortable and effective as the season progresses. Carolina (Week 5) has allowed solid fantasy games to running backs during the first three contests, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Week 6) had difficulty with Jahvid Best and Adrian Peterson during the first two games. •Daniel Thomas, Miami Dolphins: He has attained at least 117 total yards during his first two games. The San Diego Chargers are a tough matchup in Week 4, but they allowed Peterson to total 104 yards in the opener. Thomas had appealing games against the New York Jets in Week 6, the Denver Broncos in Week 7 and the New York Giants in Week8. The Broncos and Jets were both shaky against Darren McFadden in Weeks 1 and 3, respectively. The Giants allowed Tim Hightower and LeSean McCoy to each amass at least 97 total yards and a monogram vernis score. •Delone Carter, Colts: A 0-3 start puts the Colts on a fast track to a rebuilding season, and Carter will be a part of the process. Indianapolis meets the vulnerable defenses of Tampa Bay, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Cincinnati Bengals in its next three contests. The Chiefs have allowed gigantic games of at least 123 yards and two scores during Weeks2 and 3 to Best and Ryan Mathews, respectively. The Bengals yielded 101 yards and a score to Willis McGahee in Week 2. •DeMarco Murray, Dallas Cowboys: Felix Jones has experienced early difficulties with injuries and consistency, leaving Murray with a chance to play a larger role in the offense. The Detroit Lions, upcoming foes, allowed Peterson to total 97 yards and a score, and meeting the New England Patriots presents a chance for Dallas to run well against the Patriots\' once-formidable defense. The Rams in Week 7 and the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 8 could be the first opportunities for Murray to be a fantasy starter. The Rams have p monogram vernis ermitted at least 100-plus total yards to running backs in every game in 2011, while the Eagles have surrendered at least 139 total yards each time out. •Stevan Ridley, Patriots: He showed strength and speed with his compact frame while averaging 6.3 yards a carry on seven attempts in a loss to the Buffalo Bills. He appears to be the best fit in the current group of backs for New England\'s passing-oriented offense. Both the Oakland Raiders in Week 4 and the Jets in Week 5 are susceptible to big games by running backs. The Raiders allowed Fred Jackson to total 140 yards and two scores in Week 2, and the Jets had difficulty on the road against McFadden by allowing him to run for 171 yards and two scores. New England will need an improved running game when facing Dallas in Week 6 and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8. •Roy Helu, Washington Redskins: Helu should be given more carries, as starter Hightower will likely be unable to carry the full rushing load for all 16 contests. Helu will have gremonogram vernis at chances to wreak havoc with the susceptible defenses of St. Louis in Week 4, Philadelphia in Week 6, Carolina in Week 7 and Buffalo in Week 8. The Panthers yielded 102 total yards and a score to Chris \"Beanie\" Wells in the opener, 115 total yards to James Starks in Week 2 and 167 total yards to Maurice Jones-Drew in Week 3. The Bills permitted McFadden to amass 143 total yards and two scores in Week 2. Wide receivers •A.J. Green, Bengals: He has a receiving game of 10 catches, 124 yards and a score to his name. Green will have a chance for more big games against the questionable pass defenses of Buffalo in Week 4, Jacksonville in Week 5, Indianapolis in Week 6 and the Seattle Seahawks in Week 8. For instance, during Week 3 the Bills allowed Wes Welker to catch 16 passes for 217 yards and two scores and the Colts permitted Mike Wallace to gain 144 yards and one score. The Jaguars also yielded a great fantasy day to a No. 1 wideout when Kenny Britt had 136 yards and two scores in the opener. vuitton shoes •Torrey Smith, Baltimore Ravens: If the blowout of the Rams was an example, Smith could be left to outrun single coverage for deep scores while opponents try to stop the Ravens\' running game. He\'ll continue to have success extending the defenses vs. the Jets in Week 4, vs. the Houston Texans in Week 6, at Jacksonville in Week 7 and vs. the Arizona Cardinals in Week 8. During Week 1, the Jets allowed Miles Austin and Dez Bryant to gain at least 71 yards and a score and the Cardinals let Steve Smith record eight receptions for 178 yards and two scores based upon big plays. Drew Brees threw for 370 yards and three scores against the Texans. •Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons: He\'ll aim for his second consecutive 100-yard receiving game against Seattle\'s shaky defense before meeting the Green Bay Packers in a possible shootout. The Packers are allowing an average of 384 passing yards. Jones will also see much single coverage against Carolina and Detroit, as they\'ll need to stop proven vets Michaelvuitton neverfull Turner and Roddy White from having gigantic days. Before facing Jaguars rookie Blaine Gabbert at quarterback in Week 3, the Panthers yielded consecutive contests of 300-plus yards and two scores. •Titus Young, Lions: He has totaled nine receptions for 140 yards during Weeks 2 and 3, and it will only be a matter of time before he puts up those numbers in a single contest. He\'ll have excellent chances with an October schedule at Dallas in Week 4, vs. the Chicago Bears in Week 5, vs. the San Francisco 49ers in Week 6, vs. Atlanta in Week 7 and at Denver in Week 8. Indicative of their struggles on pass defense, the Bears allowed three touchdown passes during Weeks 2 and 3 and the Broncos yielded back-to-back contests of at least 300 passing yards and two scores. The 49ers showed their vulnerability to big plays when they allowed scoring receptions of 53 and 25 yards and six other catches of 20-plus yards to the Cowboys in Week 2. •Denarius Moore, Raiders: The Raiders have finally found their dynmonogram vernis amic speed demon who can catch and has the size, athleticism and skills to be a reliable target in the end zone. He\'ll be a force against New England in Week 4, Houston in Week 5 and Kansas City in Week 7. The Patriots are allowing a receiving average of 388 yards and two scores, while the Chiefs permitted eight receiving touchdowns during the first two weeks. •Randall Cobb, Packers: He\'s slowly getting involved as a secondary target for Aaron Rodgers. Once he becomes more familiar with the offense, look for Cobb to be an excellent playmaker. He\'s worth a look at Atlanta in Week 5, vs. St. Louis in Week 6 and at the Minnesota Vikings in Week 7. The Falcons revealed their vulnerability to a great game by a wideout when they allowed Jeremy Maclin to catch 13 passes for 171 yards and two scores in Week 2. The Rams permitted Ravens rookie Smith to connect for big scoring plays of 74, 41 and 18 yards. Contributing: Rotter chats noon ET, every Thursday and Sunday at fantasyfootball.usatoday.com.

Torrey Smith\'s pregame tweet Sunday

Torrey Smith\'s pregame tweet Sunday -- \"I have a good feeling about today\" -- may have seemed a bit optimistic for a rookie who had never caught an NFL pass and had only been thrown to one time all season. But it vuitton neverfull turned out to be right on target, as Smith turned the first three receptions of his career into first-quarter touchdowns in the Baltimore Ravens\' 37-7 victory over the St. Louis Rams. \"I never doubted myself for monogram vernis a minute,\" said Smith, who finished with five catches for 152 yards. \"I\'ve been playing football forever. I\'ve been making plays forever.\" Smith hooked up with quarterback Joe Flacco for a 74-yarder at the 12:2 vuitton bags 0 mark, a 41-yarder at 3:38 and an 18-yarder at 1:48 to give Baltimore a 21-0 lead going into the second quarter. \"Torrey had no choice but to keep his confidence up. Our guys have been riding him for a month straimonogram vernis ght, and they were led by Terrell Suggs,\" Ravens Coach John Harbaugh said. \"They are a band of brothers on the defensive side. They toughen you up quite a bit. Torrey fought through it and the last couple of weeks, hvuitton shoes e has really been catching the ball well in practice. I think he and Joe are starting to tie this thing together.\" Linebacker Ray Lewis added: \"He went out today, and everyone knew that this guy could flat-out runvuitton neverfull , and the scariest thing to do is to give him confidence.\" And that\'s just what this game appears to have done. Smith may have been feeling good going in, but he was feeling even better about himself following hisvuitton bags breakthrough performance. \"For me, that\'s what I can do,\" said Smith, a second-round pick out of Maryland. \"I can stretch the field. To have a game like this, it definitely helps me knowing I can go deep.\"

Torrey Smith Blows Up for 3 TDs in First Start; Is He Worth A Waiver Wire Add?

Torrey Smith had a career day on Sunday. And it happened to come on his very first start. The Ravens wide receiver blew up for five receptions for 152 yards and a staggering three touchdowns. If the fantasy team you played this weekend had him in the starting monogram vernis lineup for some reason, you should probably quit fantasy football forever. So, with his explosion of points, Torrey Smith will be the number one added player on fantasy waiver wires this week. And he should be; catching lightning in a bottle is how you win vuitton neverfull fantasy leagues (look at Peyton Hillis and Michael Vick last year). The other negative is that Torrey left the game with a tweaked hamstring (or it could have just been cramps from running all over the field.) Apparently the injury isn\'t a big deal, but keep louis vuitton purse an eye on this closely to see if it will affect his ability to play next week. But let\'s not go overboard and blow your entire waiver wire allowance (if you\'re in a blind bid league) for Torrey. And here\'s why: 1. Touchdowns are hard to predict. Touchvuitton bags downs come and go. They come in bunches, and then they don\'t show up for weeks. Torrey had three on his first three catches. And that\'s not going to happen again. (If it does, then I\'ll eat my hat.) 2. He averaged a staggering 30 yards per catch That, toovuitton bags won\'t happen again. The touchdowns and yards per catch add up to a career day that even Jerry Rice would be hard pressed to duplicate. Torrey Smith is not Jerry Rice. That average will get cut into a third if Torrey has a good year. So keep your expectations rvuitton neverfull ealistic. Don\'t pay for a wide receiver who\'s on pace for 50 touchdowns and 9 billion yards receiving. Pay for a rookie with some upside. 3. Joe Flacco had a career day In another hint that these kind of numbers won\'t last, Joe Flacco, the guy throwing tomonogram vernis Torrey had the best day of his career with 389 yards passing. The stars aligned for Torrey on Sunday. So don\'t take all these negatives the wrong way. We\'re all for adding Torrey Smith to your fantasy team, but just make sure you don\'t overpay for him.

Noisemakers: Thrice is nice! Torrey Smith explodes in St. Louis

After a thrilling Week 3, here are three unheralded medal-earners (started in less than 15-percent of Y! leagues) projected to finish in fourth place who ended up setting the fantasy pace: Torrey Smith (notes) , Bal, WR Y! Percent started: Zero-percent Last week Oakland\'s Denarius Moore (notes) created a waiver frenzy in Fantasyland. This week, another largely overlooked rookie has owners ready to sledgehammer their piggybanks. With Lee Evans (notes) sidelined by a nagging foot injury, second-rounder Torrey Smith delivered a hat trick former Blues great Brett Hull could appreciate. Utilizing his 4.41 40-yard wheels to jet past outmatched Rams DBs, he hauled in five receptions for 154 yards and three touchdowns. For a player owned in zero-percent vuitton shoes of Yahoo! leagues entering the day, the scoring bonanza generated an instant buzz across social media outlets, leading inquiring minds to ponder whether or not the rookie\'s breakout was only a mirage. The jury is still out. Obviously the lockout cost Smith an immediate large role within the Baltimore offense. Earlier this month the product, who last year played near Ravens facilities in College Park, admitted his mental transition to the NFL game was a work in progress. Joe Flacco (notes) , after Baltimore\'s third presason game, said the inexperienced receiver was a victim of \" overthinking things .\" He also battled through a nasty case of the dropsies. Based on Sunday\'s stunner, though, it\'s clear the kid has finally wrapped his brain around Ca monogram vernis m Cameron\'s offense. His butter hands, too, are no longer a problem. If Evans\' foot continues to heal at a snail\'s pace, the youngster will start opposite Anquan Boldin (notes) for the foreseeable future, warranting starting consideration in deeper leagues against vulnerable defenses. Smith is a classic speed demon with above average size and athleticism. His ability to gain separation on deep routes meshes perfectly with Joe Flacco\'s big arm. However, next week, could be a heavy dose of reality. The Ravens host Darrelle Revis (notes) and the Jets, fresh off a disappointing defensive effort in Oakland. Feel free to add Smith in 12-team and deeper formats, but because of his all-or-nothing style and with Evans lingering in the background, don\'t sh vuitton neverfull ell out more than $10-$15 for his services. Additional Torrential downpours will likely be few and far between. Lance Moore (notes) , NO, WR Y! Percent started: 15-percent Sir Lance-a-Lot, Finally fully recovered from a nettlesome groin injury that coast him much of the preseason and Week 1 of the regular season, got back to doing what he does best Sunday: skewering defenses underneath. Limited to just one catch for six yards in Week 2, Moore hauled in a team-best nine grabs for 89 yards with a touchdown and a pair of two-point conversion against Houston. [ Add a player anytime, anywhere with Yahoo! Sports\' Fantasy Football app ] Though Drew Brees (notes) will continue to spread-the-love, the veteran wideout is the Saints target to own until monogram vernis Marques Colston (notes) returns from a broken collarbone, in about 2-4 weeks. Because of his rapport with Brees and cunning route-running ability, he should be viewed as a borderline WR2/3 over the next several weeks. Recall last year, Moore was the 33rd-best WR in virtual pigskin, netting 7.8 points per week in standard formats. Yes, Devery Henderson (notes) and Robert Meachem (notes) will also play prominent roles, but the pair\'s long-bomb nature suggest No. 16 will be an invaluable asset in PPR formats, particularly over the next few weeks. The Saints\' next three games are against rather docile pass defenses (at Jax, at Car and at TB). Moore, owned in 60-perent of Yahoo! leagues, is long gone in competitive formats, but for those who waited for him tlouis vuitton purse o reemerge, your patience is about to be rewarded. Ryan Grant (notes) , GB, RB Y! Percent started: 13-percent Over the first two weeks of the regular season most unanimously agreed James Starks (notes) was clearly the better option in the Green Bay backfield. The junior rusher showed more power, speed and versatility in clashes with the Saints and Panthers. Stats backed up the popular viewpoint. Entering Week 3, Starks had averaged 6.8 yards per carry, Grant just 4.3. The youngster also bested the vet in yards after contact per attempt outpacing Grant 3.3 to 2.3. Based on the recent trend and Grant\'s inability to run over a toddler, most assumed the 28-year-old was completely done. The chances of him posting even a serviceable line against rivalvuitton neverfull Chicago at Soldier Field were equal to getting impaled by a random piece of junk from a disintegrated NASA satellite . But Grant amazingly defied the odds. In a surprise turn of events the elder back out-carried (17 to 11), out-rushed (92 to 5) and all-around outperformed Starks, a laudable effort considering the opponent. However, as Grant remarked post-game, the backfield remains fluid. From the Journal-Sentinel : Grant may have earned more next week against the Denver Broncos , but the two-time 1,200-yard rusher says he\'s taking nothing for granted. \"It\'s how the game played out this week,\" said Grant, whose longest gain against the Bears was 14 yards. \"It may not be that way next week. You never know.\" For now, Green Bay remains a hot-louis vuitton purse hand situation. Still, Grant\'s performance Sunday was certainly encouraging. As long as he remains the starter, he will get first-crack to tilt the carries distribution in his favor. If he can storm out of the gate, he has legitimate RB2 potential. The Packers\' unstoppable passing attack will create wide, exploitable running lanes, especially over the next three weeks. Green Bay faces Denver, Atlanta and St. Louis, a trio of defenses that has allowed 4.5 yards per carry to RBs. As Sunday proved, the Cheesehead isn\'t completely moldy just yet. Honorable Mentions: Victor Cruz (notes) , NYG, WR (one-percent started), James Casey (notes) , Hou, RB/TE (zero-percent started), Kendall Hunter (notes) , SF, RB (one-percent started) -- Image courtesy of Getty