Jim Cramer's Portfolios of the Week

Updated from 6:29 a.m. EDT

As has been the case for some time now, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve. Investors are taking sides and making their bets on what the central bank will decide on interest rates Tuesday. Jim Cramer has been clear in voicing that the Fed needs to act and act now.

Cramer has been all over growth and infrastructure stocks and has even said it may be time to start seriously considering financial stocks again. There are plenty of ways to play this market, and Cramer continued to help us navigate through them all.

Here are some Cramer highlights from the past week as aggregated from his "Mad Money" TV show, the "Stop Trading!" segment on CNBC and his RealMoney blog posts.

Cramer's Growth Stocks: In a Sept. 12 blog post, Cramer wrote:

High growth is so right here. And the out-years are being valued so much higher because of the 10-year providing very little competition. I think there is a whole group of investors who have no idea about the importance of stocks being considered long-dated assets. The 10-year says that inflation will be very low, and that means the earnings from far away get discounted much more positively. ... You can simply start taking those out-year gains to the bank. ... That's what's going on right now. Growth is still cheap, and it will get more dear as time goes on. Which is why you need to be in it now. And it will only get better as long as the Fed stays as tight as it is.

Cramer's Growth Stocks include Celgene(CELG Quote) and Medco Health Solutions(MHS Quote).

On his "Mad Money" shows this week, Cramer compared the selection of a winning fantasy football team to building a strong stock portfolio as "good players are required at every position" and they have the potential to make you money "all the way through the Super Bowl."

Cramer's Defensive-Linemen Stocks: On Monday's show, Cramer offered a list of good "defensive linemen," recession-proof stocks needed for long-term success in the market. Cramer's Defensive-Linemen Stocks include Pepsi(PEP Quote) and Procter & Gamble(PG Quote).

Cramer's Quarterback Stocks: On that same show, Cramer offered his quarterback picks, stocks he sees as the leaders of the team and portfolio. His Quarterback Stocks include Exxon Mobil(XOM Quote) and Deere(DE Quote).