Another week passes as we watch former fantasy greats fade into the sunset. Too dramatic? Maybe, but this year has been a slap in the face to many fantasy owners who expected big things from big stars, only to have said players scoff at the notion of elite performances. Drew Brees, Lesean McCoy, Calvin Johnson, Matt Forte, Doug Martin…the list goes on and on. While I understand some would argue Martin, the fact remains that he was a top 14 overall pick. Let's take a look at the top 10 drafted in my home league, the IFFL: LeSean McCoy, Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Charles, Matt Forte, Calvin Johnson, Peyton Manning, Marshawn Lynch, Eddie Lacy, Le'Veon Bell and Demaryius Thomas.

Of those players, which are performing to the level you hoped they would when drafting? I'll give you Manning, Lynch and Bell (who is exceeding expectations). It has been a brutal year for fantasy football. Look at your first three rounds and really think about how many owners are happy this season. It has been a crazy, crazy year. However, there is hope on the horizon as we're really only four weeks deep. A lot of things can change, but a lot of things are going to stay the same. Isn't that the most obvious of statement?

It's our job here at MLFS to provide accurate information and predictions as to what will change and what will stay the same. This week, as with every week in "Words of Ingram", I will discuss 5 quarterbacks and 5 tight ends. I'll give my opinions on who should be played, who you should be skeptical of, and who you just want to avoid.

Before we get into Week 5, let's look at how I did in week 4!

Hits: Players I got right!

Philip Rivers – I predicted Rivers to be a "lock of the week" and to finish as a top 3 QB. I missed top 3 by 1 point, but I still call it a hit as a "lock of the week". After all, no one predicted Eli to go bananas (thanks for the spelling Gwen) on the 'Skins.

Prediction: 343 Yards, 3 TD

Actual : 377 Yards, 3 TD

Aaron Rodgers – I said Rodgers would reestablish himself as an elite, or get on the right track, and he did exactly that by lighting up the Bears and reminding everyone of his own prowess, as well as the prowess of Nelson and Cobb. I was low on TD's, but my prediction of ability was spot on.

Prediction: 312 Yards, 2 TD, 25 RuYD, 0 RuTD

Actual: 302 Yards, 4 TD, 8 RuYD, 0 RuTD

Jimmy Graham – I really, really expected big things from Jimmy Graham week 4. I can't complain much, he did finish in the top 10 at the position. However, I was a little over zealous on the TD's. I consider it a hit though!

Prediction: 98 Yards, 2 TD, 8 receptions

Actual: 86 yards, 1 TD, 8 receptions

Travis Kelce – So, this may be a cheat of a "hit", but I've been high on him for a while and touting him to most who would listen. This week, he was challenged with proving whether he was the real deal or not. Guess what people, he is the real deal. Alex Smith loves him and he continues to impress. He is a must own in every league.

Prediction: 74 Yards, 0 TD, 6 receptions

Actual: 93 Yards, 1 TD, 8 receptions

Owen Daneils – I don't feel that all is lost for Owen Daniels, but I do think he can be dropped for some higher upside players. Now, he could have had a pretty big play, but the ball bounced out of his hands and into Steve Smith Sr's, and if he would have made that play his value would have gone up. The positive is that he was targeted. Keep an eye on him.

Prediction: 48 yards, 0 TD, 5 receptions

Actual: 43 yards, 0 TD, 4 receptions (should have been 5)

Jason Witten – I don't think I hit or missed this one, but it's more of a hit simply because I suggested benching him. He performed better than expected; but still finished as the #14 tight end. I call the suggestion to bench him a hit.

Prediction: 38 yards, 0 TD, 3 receptions

Actual: 61 yards, 0 TD, 5 receptions

Misses: Players who I was just wrong about L

Tom Brady – Mr. Brady, welcome to Dumpsville, population you and some other people I'm not feeling clever enough to name. I gave you high props