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would you trade bradshaw for reggie wayne straight up? im weak as hell at WR.

my RB's are foster, forte, bradshaw, pierre thomas (
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my WR's are moss (
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), knox, collie, mike williams (TB), steve smith (NYG)

any help appreciated
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would you trade bradshaw for reggie wayne straight up? im weak as hell at WR.

my RB's are foster, forte, bradshaw, pierre thomas (
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)
my WR's are moss (
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), knox, collie, mike williams (TB), steve smith (NYG)

any help appreciated
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I thought I had a solid team, now I have a mediocre team. I hope Moss and Gates step it up. I also have Austin...
 
I thought I had a solid team, now I have a mediocre team. I hope Moss and Gates step it up. I also have Austin...
 
Originally Posted by denni5themenace

would you trade bradshaw for reggie wayne straight up? im weak as hell at WR.

my RB's are foster, forte, bradshaw, pierre thomas (
30t6p3b.gif
)
my WR's are moss (
30t6p3b.gif
), knox, collie, mike williams (TB), steve smith (NYG)

any help appreciated
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Ehhh ya, you do look pretty desperate for help at WR. Williams+Smith are solid WR2 pushing WR1 depending on the depth of your league, Collie will be back soon... Knox isn't too too bad...... But ya I would do this trade and start Wayne+ Williams/ Smith and then Foster+Forte....
 
Originally Posted by denni5themenace

would you trade bradshaw for reggie wayne straight up? im weak as hell at WR.

my RB's are foster, forte, bradshaw, pierre thomas (
30t6p3b.gif
)
my WR's are moss (
30t6p3b.gif
), knox, collie, mike williams (TB), steve smith (NYG)

any help appreciated
smile.gif
Click to expand...
Ehhh ya, you do look pretty desperate for help at WR. Williams+Smith are solid WR2 pushing WR1 depending on the depth of your league, Collie will be back soon... Knox isn't too too bad...... But ya I would do this trade and start Wayne+ Williams/ Smith and then Foster+Forte....
 
who should I start at flex?

Deion Branch (@ Cle)
Ryan Mathews (@ Hou)
Braylon Edwards (@ Det)
Mike Williams (NYG)
 
who should I start at flex?

Deion Branch (@ Cle)
Ryan Mathews (@ Hou)
Braylon Edwards (@ Det)
Mike Williams (NYG)
 
Question: Does the fact that say, 2 of your RBs' teams are facing each other deter you from starting both RBs? (Not considering anything else like rushing DEF)
 
Question: Does the fact that say, 2 of your RBs' teams are facing each other deter you from starting both RBs? (Not considering anything else like rushing DEF)
 
Alright dudes I need some trade help. I'm currently the top team in the league and IMO have a glaring weakness at QB.

I just got offered a trade. I give up Dwayne Bowe and I get Ben Roethlisberger.

My WRs are- Roddy White, Randy Moss, Marques Colston, Brandon Lloyd, and Dwayne Bowe.
My QBs are- Stafford and Cutler.

I'm leaning towards doing the trade as for the most part Roethlisberger is good for about 20 points in my leagues scoring system. Between Moss, Colston and Lloyd and Jahvid Best, I leave myself with solid options for both my WR2 spot and my flex spot.

What do y'all think??
 
Alright dudes I need some trade help. I'm currently the top team in the league and IMO have a glaring weakness at QB.

I just got offered a trade. I give up Dwayne Bowe and I get Ben Roethlisberger.

My WRs are- Roddy White, Randy Moss, Marques Colston, Brandon Lloyd, and Dwayne Bowe.
My QBs are- Stafford and Cutler.

I'm leaning towards doing the trade as for the most part Roethlisberger is good for about 20 points in my leagues scoring system. Between Moss, Colston and Lloyd and Jahvid Best, I leave myself with solid options for both my WR2 spot and my flex spot.

What do y'all think??
 
That's tough. I think Stafford and Megatron are primed to go on a tear, but the Steelers are clearly the more stable/better team. Basically, I think Stafford has the higher ceiling but Roethlisberger is the safer bet. Since you're in 1st, I'd take the safer bet.

Pick 1
Burleson vs. NYJ
Mason vs. MIA
Manningham @ SEA
 
That's tough. I think Stafford and Megatron are primed to go on a tear, but the Steelers are clearly the more stable/better team. Basically, I think Stafford has the higher ceiling but Roethlisberger is the safer bet. Since you're in 1st, I'd take the safer bet.

Pick 1
Burleson vs. NYJ
Mason vs. MIA
Manningham @ SEA
 
BlazinJ- this info should help in your decision:

Spoiler [+]
Week 9 Matchup Info
vs Miami Dolphins (Good matchup) - Joe Flacco has been hot over the past four weeks (three games), checking into the fantasy top ten with 57/91 for 731 yards, five TDs and zero interceptions (sweetened by 9/24/1 rushing) - he's averaging 21.65 fantasy points per game as of week nine, folks. Anquan Boldin (21 targets for 11/163/2 receiving) and Derrick Mason (18 for 13/195/0) were his top targets during that span of weeks, followed by Ray Rice (16 for 13/65/0) and Todd Heap (14 for 7/130/3). It's not hard to predict who Flacco will throw at in any given game, but stopping him and the receivers is much more difficult on a play-by-play basis.

The Dolphins' pass D is currently ranked 12th in the NFL averaging 207.9 net yards given up per game, but they've handed over 10 passing TDs vs. just five interceptions and 17 sacks generated to date. Carson Palmer cranked out 17/38 for 156 net yards, two TDs and one interception vs. Miami last week; Ben Roethlisberger slung 19/27 for 290 net yards, two TDs and zero interceptions against this bunch two weeks ago. The Dolphins' pass D is the weak link on their defensive unit.

Flacco has been hot, while the Dolphins come into this game in a slump. Advantage, Baltimore.

Spoiler [+]
vs New York Jets (Tough matchup) - Matthew Stafford came back to the Lions with authority last week, slinging 26/45 for 212 yards, four TDs and one interceptions. Calvin Johnson handled 15 targets for 9/101/3 despite being in and out of the game with pain in his sore shoulder, and Brandon Pettigrew snagged the fourth TD with five targets for 2/8/1 to his credit. Nate Burleson was handy as the second WR, with nine targets for 7/47/0, and Jahvid Best was third on the team with eight targets for 5/31/0 receiving. The Lions' offense looks primed for good things now that Stafford is back under center.

The Jets' pass D limited Aaron Rodgers to 15/34 for 156 net yards last week, but a blustery New Jersey day also contributed to the low scoring affair (a 9-0 Green Bay victory). In week six, Kyle Orton managed 14/34 for 201 net yards, one TD and zero interceptions - it simply hasn't been easy to score on the Jets of late. So far this year, they've allowed an average of 218.6 net passing yards per game, but in their last three games the average is under 200 yards per game (597 net yards) - they've also only given up 49 points in their last three contests, which is second-best in the NFL over the past four weeks.

Stafford and company fielded a potent attack last week, but the Jets are not pushovers in this phase of the game. This looks like a tough assignment for the Lions.

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at Seattle Seahawks (Good matchup) - Eli Manning is the third-best fantasy QB over the past four weeks in average points per game, with 72/107 for 780 yards, nine TDs and five interceptions in the three games prior to New York's week eight bye. In the Giants' divisional showdown with Dallas, Manning tossed 25/35 for 306 yards, four TDs and three interceptions, finding all three of his top wide receivers for TDs (Hakeem Nicks had 9/108/2 receiving; Steve Smith saw 9/101/1 receiving, and Mario Manningham checked in with 3/40/1 during the game). The Giants' offense is on a big-time roll entering the second half of the NFL season, folks.

The Seahawks' pass D is generous between the 20's, allowing an average of 267.7 net yards per game (29th in the NFL), even though they have notched 21 sacks this year for a big chunk of negative yardage to weigh in against the net average. Seattle doesn't allow a lot of passing scores, with only eight given up over seven games, and they have six interceptions to their credit. The Raiders took apart the Seattle defense last week, though, with 545 total yards and 15/27 for 306 net yards passing, with two TDs. Arizona didn't do nearly so well two weeks ago, with 12/33 for 114 net yards, zero TDs and one interception thrown. The Seahawks have been up and down in this phase of the game during recent weeks.

The Giants are consistently racking up big games, while the Seahawks' D has been all over the place of late - advantage, New York.

I would probably roll with Mason. Manningham is hit or miss each week, and basically gets 40-60 yds and a TD or just gets 40-60 yards and I don't like the matchup Burleson has.
 
BlazinJ- this info should help in your decision:

Spoiler [+]
Week 9 Matchup Info
vs Miami Dolphins (Good matchup) - Joe Flacco has been hot over the past four weeks (three games), checking into the fantasy top ten with 57/91 for 731 yards, five TDs and zero interceptions (sweetened by 9/24/1 rushing) - he's averaging 21.65 fantasy points per game as of week nine, folks. Anquan Boldin (21 targets for 11/163/2 receiving) and Derrick Mason (18 for 13/195/0) were his top targets during that span of weeks, followed by Ray Rice (16 for 13/65/0) and Todd Heap (14 for 7/130/3). It's not hard to predict who Flacco will throw at in any given game, but stopping him and the receivers is much more difficult on a play-by-play basis.

The Dolphins' pass D is currently ranked 12th in the NFL averaging 207.9 net yards given up per game, but they've handed over 10 passing TDs vs. just five interceptions and 17 sacks generated to date. Carson Palmer cranked out 17/38 for 156 net yards, two TDs and one interception vs. Miami last week; Ben Roethlisberger slung 19/27 for 290 net yards, two TDs and zero interceptions against this bunch two weeks ago. The Dolphins' pass D is the weak link on their defensive unit.

Flacco has been hot, while the Dolphins come into this game in a slump. Advantage, Baltimore.

Spoiler [+]
vs New York Jets (Tough matchup) - Matthew Stafford came back to the Lions with authority last week, slinging 26/45 for 212 yards, four TDs and one interceptions. Calvin Johnson handled 15 targets for 9/101/3 despite being in and out of the game with pain in his sore shoulder, and Brandon Pettigrew snagged the fourth TD with five targets for 2/8/1 to his credit. Nate Burleson was handy as the second WR, with nine targets for 7/47/0, and Jahvid Best was third on the team with eight targets for 5/31/0 receiving. The Lions' offense looks primed for good things now that Stafford is back under center.

The Jets' pass D limited Aaron Rodgers to 15/34 for 156 net yards last week, but a blustery New Jersey day also contributed to the low scoring affair (a 9-0 Green Bay victory). In week six, Kyle Orton managed 14/34 for 201 net yards, one TD and zero interceptions - it simply hasn't been easy to score on the Jets of late. So far this year, they've allowed an average of 218.6 net passing yards per game, but in their last three games the average is under 200 yards per game (597 net yards) - they've also only given up 49 points in their last three contests, which is second-best in the NFL over the past four weeks.

Stafford and company fielded a potent attack last week, but the Jets are not pushovers in this phase of the game. This looks like a tough assignment for the Lions.

Spoiler [+]
at Seattle Seahawks (Good matchup) - Eli Manning is the third-best fantasy QB over the past four weeks in average points per game, with 72/107 for 780 yards, nine TDs and five interceptions in the three games prior to New York's week eight bye. In the Giants' divisional showdown with Dallas, Manning tossed 25/35 for 306 yards, four TDs and three interceptions, finding all three of his top wide receivers for TDs (Hakeem Nicks had 9/108/2 receiving; Steve Smith saw 9/101/1 receiving, and Mario Manningham checked in with 3/40/1 during the game). The Giants' offense is on a big-time roll entering the second half of the NFL season, folks.

The Seahawks' pass D is generous between the 20's, allowing an average of 267.7 net yards per game (29th in the NFL), even though they have notched 21 sacks this year for a big chunk of negative yardage to weigh in against the net average. Seattle doesn't allow a lot of passing scores, with only eight given up over seven games, and they have six interceptions to their credit. The Raiders took apart the Seattle defense last week, though, with 545 total yards and 15/27 for 306 net yards passing, with two TDs. Arizona didn't do nearly so well two weeks ago, with 12/33 for 114 net yards, zero TDs and one interception thrown. The Seahawks have been up and down in this phase of the game during recent weeks.

The Giants are consistently racking up big games, while the Seahawks' D has been all over the place of late - advantage, New York.

I would probably roll with Mason. Manningham is hit or miss each week, and basically gets 40-60 yds and a TD or just gets 40-60 yards and I don't like the matchup Burleson has.
 
jahvid best v. jets

or

Tolbert @ hou

?

i doubt portis will hold any value. torrain is really picking up the slack and williams too.
 
jahvid best v. jets

or

Tolbert @ hou

?

i doubt portis will hold any value. torrain is really picking up the slack and williams too.
 
Torain is still going to be the starter when Portis comes back.

I'd stay away from Best especially against the Jets front 7.

And the tough part of the Lions schedule is over, I'd expect Stafford to build on the 2nd half performance from last week.
 
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