Clayneed a TE for next week
these are whos left on waivers/FA
J. Reed
C. Clay
H. Miller
O. Daniels
idk who im even gonna drop
Bell is the clear starter. Pierce second, Ivory third. He saw more touches than Reggie Week 2. Green Bay is second worst in rushing yards allowed through two weeks of play.
Donald Brown, given Mathews' injury and Ivory's lack of ability in the passing game. Rex will pound the football, but Ivory is splitting with CJ2K and again, doesn't catch passes. Brown had a stellar 2013 season with Indy in spot-up duty.I was already thin at RB before the Charles injury now I'm super thin Charles/Sproles/Rodgers
PPR long term better value. Donald Brown or Chris Ivory?
Lost my claim for Kniles Davis this morning
Even with Ry's injury, I prefer Evans' upside to Woody. Woodhead is virtually a wash in the run game, his value lies in PPR formats. Evans has seen a healthy 14 targets for a rookie through two games, despite erratic play from McCown.
Despite seeing 9 targets in Week 2 in a losing effort, and the condition of his calf improving, do not love Crabby's matchup against PP and Cro.
Reed is the best choice, but obviously injured. Didn't practice today and likely out for Week 3.need a TE for next week
these are whos left on waivers/FA
J. Reed
C. Clay
H. Miller
O. Daniels
idk who im even gonna drop
Allen is a must-start as your WR1.
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Clayneed a TE for next week
these are whos left on waivers/FA
J. Reed
C. Clay
H. Miller
O. Daniels
idk who im even gonna drop
Allen, Cooks
Gronk, comfortably. Better QB, better matchup.
Brees is the top fantasy QB this week.
Dezzy. Likely to snatch more TD. Jordy has 10 more targets through two weeks, but last year Bryant had 160 to Nelson's 126.
That's a big win for you, but you're taking moderate risk with Cameron's injury history. He did return to practice today, albeit limited (shoulder). Trade allows you to drop Reed (depending on injuries) or Clay for RB/WR depth.
Ridley is the biggest piece involved. His value is on the upswing. Very good Week 2 performance. Securing the football, warding off White and Vereen.
Gore has given 129 yards on the ground and 1 rush TD, with all six division games still in tow. Welker is reinstated but more valuable in PPR formats.
Way too early to know anything regarding Adrian Peterson. There's no precedence for his case. No clue how many games the NFL or team will suspend Peterson for. If all four play the duration of hte season, Nelson and Peterson obviously win.
Preseason, I liked the Green and Ellington side better. But who knows how much the toe injury will bother A.J. V-Jax is a good receiver, just dealing with inconsistency at QB. Lacy has potential to be a lead RB1, drew tough run DEF in Seattle and Jets. I'd give it a shot to pair Lacy with Lynch. Your receivers are fine even without Green. V-Jax is almost surplus, you can flip in a separate trade.
I tend to think so. Thought hard about this. Lacy had 12/34 with 11 receiving yards Week 1, Ry before the injury had 11/31 with 26 receiving yards Week 2. Plus Seattle is home, different animal defensively.
Chargers as a whole will miss Whis, there's added attention on Allen but he's legit. Lacks breakaway speed, but runs decent routes and nabs balls in the air. Good hands, does damage after the catch. I'm expecting a better Week 3 at Buffalo than the previous two games, despite making Sherm look bad on one occasion.
Hilton and Cruz for me. Favorable matchup for Indy. Jernigan went down for season and OBJ isn't ready. Cruz and Randle the only two options to produce vertically.
i wanna say Vereen, Bradshaw and Cooks
Also, Spiller is a top-10 RB Week 3 play. Baltimore is stout against the run, Hill is still splitting with Gio. C.J. is your best option, too explosive.
Ball sits due to difficult matchup. I posted Mathews' and Lacy's numbers in the first two weeks vs. Seahawks. Not good.
I would offer up either Romo or Foles in the package, if the Gronk owner needs a starting QB.
Offer up Dre before Roddy. Edelman and Sanders are ideal for PPR, not trading either in a package.
