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Week 3 consensus start/sit

Below you'll find the consensus start/sit list for Week 3. Just a recap for newcomers: each week I go through all of the start/sit links that I provide on this site and tally up which players have the most start or sit votes and slap the consensus label on 'em. The following guys are listed in no particular order.

QB
Start: Matt Hasselbeck, Cam Newton, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Rex Grossman
Sit: Eli Manning, Jay Cutler, Kyle Orton

RB
Start: Daniel Thomas, Ben Tate, Ryan Mathews, Fred Jackson
Sit: Thomas Jones, Felix Jones, Joseph Addai, Steven Jackson, Beanie Wells, DeAngelo Williams, Cedric Benson, Tim Hightower

WR
Start: David Nelson, Mike Sims-Walker, Nate Washington, A.J. Green, Deion Branch
Sit: Denarius Moore, Dwayne Bowe, Reggie Wayne

TE
Start: Evan Moore, Fred Davis
Sit: Lance Kendricks


DST
Start: Cardinals, Chargers
Sit: Texans, Bears

K
Start: John Kasay, Nick Novak
Sit: David Akers
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