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Raiders offense just sucks. Every pass attempt was either in between the numbers or to the flats. DMC could have easily been lit up 5 times because of those plays to the flats.
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Raiders offense just sucks. Every pass attempt was either in between the numbers or to the flats. DMC could have easily been lit up 5 times because of those plays to the flats.
who do you all think are the top waiver adds of the week? And in what order?
IMO
1. Morris
2. R. Cobb
3. McCluster
4. Ogletree
5. S. Hill
The Associated Press reports that Greg Jennings' status for Thursday night's game against the Bears is "unclear" due to a groin injury.
The short week really isn't going to help. Coach Mike McCarthy revealed in his Monday presser that Jennings exited Sunday's loss late in the fourth quarter with the injury and "didn't feel very good" afterwards. McCarthy did say Jennings felt better on Monday, but there are no guarantees for banged-up players on four-day weeks. Keep an eye on Jennings' practice workloads, if he even gets any before Thursday Night Football. If Jennings missed the game, the Packers would turn to James Jones as the starter opposite Jordy Nelson. Randall Cobb would continue to play a prominent role as a slot receiver and third-down back.
hahaha and i got dibs on waiversI'd help you, but you're in my league.
you got it right
hahaha and i got dibs on waivers
lol i feel u. i dropped McCluster in my big money ppr league, knowing he would have a big role in that offense. IDK too much about this Alfred guy. But im hearing he's the right fit for Shannys one cut scheme. And Shanny has turned late round picks like Terrell Davis, and Mike Anderson into studs in year one... so we'll have to wait and see.
******** coach Mike Shanahan endorsed Alfred Morris as his starting running back Monday.
"Alfred right now is our starting running back," Shanahan said. In Shanny-speak, that means Morris is in line for zero carries in Week 2. Kidding aside, not even Shanahan will be able to pull a fast one after Morris rushed for 96 yards on 28 carries in Sunday's win, and generally looked at home in the ********' zone-blocking scheme. With Roy Helu and Evan Royster both waiting in the wings, Morris remains a tenuous long-term investment, but he seems likely to lead Washington's backfield n carries in Week 2 against the Rams. Sep 10 - 3:26 PM
I know the Bengals have a light schedule the next few games but their defense looked putrid last night.
Should I pick up Browns defense (they play toucher schedule but they are better defensively) or Bengals defense?
I also need a RB to replace someone.....availables on waiver are:
Alfred Morris
CJ Spiller
Kevin Smitgh
Michael Bush
Marcus Thigpen
Donald Brown
Whats your WR corp looking like? I believe you mentioned earlier that your in a 10-team league - You should have decent depth if thats the case, and I would only look to DMo or Cobb as matchup/flex options.should i drop d.moore and pick up cobb? the only reason why im thinking this is because of the QB situation