Moss vs Johnson?

[delfamdelfam]

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/post/_/id...moss-in-fantasy

thoughts? I think in PPR leagues it's not even close and Johnson is far superior to Moss, but in standard scoring leagues I think Moss might have an edge as he does get more TD's. Houston should also run the ball more this year than last and Jacoby Jones has emerged.

[tazinib1]

Whats ESPN?

 

 

I'd be tickled pink with either guy as my #1. In MSHB II, I got both.

[Avernus]

I think Moss will have a Monster year since his next paycheck relies on it and he wants to show that his age is a non-issue...

[buddahj]

Whats ESPN?

 

 

I'd be tickled pink with either guy as my #1. In MSHB II, I got both.

[CrimsonGhost]

I like both a ton...But Aj has never had more then 9 tds in a season and if Miles Austin had started every game last year he surely would have topped Aj in yards. Moss will almost certainly have more tds then Aj this year. After saying all of this neither will top the FF ranks at the end of the season, that spot will go to one of my boys.....

 

Megatron

Austin

[piratesownninjas]

Megatron

Austin

Not a chance. Moss is one of the three greatest WR's ever. Andre Johnson is a man-beast. Moss and Johnson have done it year in and year out. Calvin and Austin need to prove there worth before they're placed ahead of giants like Randy Moss and Andre Johnson.

[wolfer]

I think Moss will have a Monster year since his next paycheck relies on it and he wants to show that his age is a non-issue...

 

 

Yep Moss will be motivated for sure, but don't forget AJ's contract. Base salary with incentives that make him the highest paid WR in the league, provided he performs like the best WR in the league. Gotta love it.

[thinkfantasyfootball]

in PPR leagues, yes, Andre Johnson is the clear favorite.

 

Otherwise it's pretty close. Both have been very consistent the past few years. They both have obvious negatives when you look closely at their stats:

 

Andre Johnson: Last year he had his personal best year...with 9 TDs. Only 9? And now Houston is showing signs of using Foster as a featured running back who won't fumble like Slaton did. Andre Johnson will be good, but I put his ceiling at 10.

 

Randy Moss caught 46% of New England's TDs last year. Very high percentage. Fluky? I expect Brady to pass for slightly more TDs than his 28 last year, but if things normalize Randy Moss should get less than his 13 last year.

 

With that said, Randy Moss has a higher ceiling. But can be looked at a higher risk with his age and history of injuries.

 

So do you want the safer pick or the risky pick and get a guy who could get 12+ TDs? Up to you.

[ChampSampson]

Before you diss ESPN too much...realize the The Huddle sold out them and "The Talented Mr Roto"

 

http://www.rotopass.com/?partner=ESPN

[muck]

Randy Moss caught 46% of New England's TDs last year. Very high percentage. Fluky? I expect Brady to pass for slightly more TDs than his 28 last year, but if things normalize Randy Moss should get less than his 13 last year.

 

A memory, fill in the blank and math problem, all in one:

 

In 2007 Tom Brady had __X__ TDs passes and Randy Moss had __Y__ TDs receptions

 

Y / X = Z

 

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Q: Does Z approximately equal 46%?

Edited September 2, 2010 by muck