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I have both of these QB's and have the same dilema. I can see Hass throwing for 200 yards, 1 TD and 0 Int's. Based on our league's scoring, Hass will positively get me 10 or 11 points. I see Warner throwing for 300 Yards, 1 TD, 2 Int's. That would be only 8 points. Sure there's potential to get 2 TD's and less interceptions, but not likely. Let's see, slam dunk of 10 or 11 points with Hass or probable 8 pts with max upside of about 14 points with Warner. I'm playing it safe and starting Hass.

Sorry, my sig line with my roster wasn't updated. Don't have Engram any more.

I've got some great matchups here. I'm liking Wilford and Jones vs. Zona and either Bruce or Curtis vs. Houston. But am I pushing my luck If I start two receivers from the same team? Maybe I should mix it up a little and start one Jax, one St. Louis, and one Phillie receiver?

I prefer: TD= 6 pts (pass, rush, rec, def/st) 50 Yds Passing= 1 pt 10 Yds Rush/Rec = 1 pt Off. Int/Fumble = -2 PAT= 1 pt 0-39 yd FG = 3 pts 40-49 yd FG = 4 pts 50+ yd FG= 5pts Sack = 1 Def. Int/Fumbl Rec. = 2pts Def. pts allowed 0 = 10 pts Def. pts allowed 1-6 = 7 pts Def. pts allowed 7-13 = 4 pts Def. pts allowed 14-20 = 1 pt Def. pts allowed 21-27 = 0 pts Def. pts allowed 28-34= -1 pts Def. pts allowed 35+ = -4 pts No fractional points Negative points OK

I need to start three and want to use Glenn as #1. Need help choosing #2 and #3. Help me pick TWO of these: Curtis vs. Zona Wilford vs. Tenn M. Jones vs. Tenn Lelie vs. NYJ (good matchup) L. Evans vs. SD (Losman's favored son) Chatman vs. Vikes I don't have Lelie, Evans, or Chatman on my roster, but I have room to pick one of them up as a free agent. My preference is Curtis and Wilford.

If Dillon is out and H. Evans gets the start, and Taylor is out and G. Jones starts, who would perform better. H. Evans vs. New Orleans (worst run defense) G. Jones vs. Tenn

Thanks for this post because I was worried about the same thing. Wilford barely earns the starting spot and now he may lose it to Jones? What to do? I have Wilford, but Jones is available as a free agent. It now looks like Wilford's injury is not that serious and he may start week 11. But will Jones be cutting in on the action?

It's sounding like he's gonna start, but I'm afraid he either won't be as effective or he won't make it through the whole game. I am debating whether to start Bruce over Curtis or Wilford.

With Holt's return questionable and Bruce also coming off an injury, wouldn't it be a better bet to start Curtis?

I'd stick with your lineup the way you have it.

St. Louis is one of the few teams that I would consider starting two wideouts in the same week. I am planning to start Engram, Glenn, and a St. Louis WR (Bruce or Curtis). Between Bruce and Curtis, which one should I start? Or should I start both of them and bench Glenn or Engram?

Glenn Curtis Shockey

Engram is a great wideout who generally gets solid yards between the 20's, but doesn't get in the endzone. The other starting wideout, whoever it is, will most always get the scores. Even though technically Engram is the #1 while D Jax is out, I think Jurevicius will most likely get the score(s) and Engram will just get 60 to 80 yards receiving. Am I wrong?

I start 3 WR's and need help picking three: Engram vs. St. Louis Glenn vs. Phil. Curtis vs. Seattle Bruce vs. Seattle Wilford vs. Baltimore Bryant Johnson vs. Detroit

I have both of these QB's and they play each other this week. Bulger is the better QB, but Hasselbeck is facing a weaker St. Louis defense.