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Bronco Nagurski...simply the best

nahhh...Grossman. He'll throw over the top of those Viking DBs. Geen Bay (Kampman and Hawk) will be all over Kitna and the backfield.

Sit tight unless you play in a Yahoo leaue in which case substitute COlston over Miller. Yuo, he's a WR3 (almost a WR2) and thus scores moe than all TE's except Gates.

Dump Clayton for Bryant...no brainer.

I think you mjade a mistake but time will tell. You gave up 2 WR#1s (Hines is a late #1 early #2) for Fitz, who I don;t think outperforms CJ in FF. You were obviously attracted to Edge, but he's not the same player he was and I think Droughns stays with him in FF points. If you were concerned about Droughns shoulder/MRI yesterday, I would have p/u Harrison and drop Bryant Johnson. Now you have the #1 and #3 WRs for the Cardinals on your team so you will end up drpping B. Johnson anyway (unless you think Bolding or Fitz will be injured).

JJ has much more value than Lava Coles. If I'm the JJ owner, I don't do it unless I'm desperate at WR and stacked at RB. Not enough injuries yet this year to make that deal.

no way you get LT

betts!!!!

once he fumbled, kubiak dropped him from the rotation and so did I. He's off my fantasy team and I picked up Cotchery.

Sounds like he wants the Bears because defense gets a premium in your league. From your perspective, why do you need S. Jckson when you have cadiallac/gore as RB2? Bryant is slightly more valuable thant Kennison (IMHO) and you will have to juggle Colts versus SD all year long instead of the sure thing Bears. I wouldn't do it.

I started McNair. Thanks for all the help fellow Huddlers!

I've done some (non-scientific) research and believe he has the dreaded plantar fasciitis. Reports indicate he can walk and run straightline but can't cut. He also has a history of foot problems, including most recently at the end of last season in December, 2005. Link: http://fantasyfootball.usatoday.com/conten...2552&line=68028. Plantar fasciitis is a painful and slow-healing injury in which the thin soft tissue in the arch of the foot closer to the heel is inflamed. It makes lateral movement (i.e., a wide receiver's cuts) very difficult. The injury is such that it appears to "get better" followed by setbacks due to inflammaton. This is consistent with the reports coming out of the Bengals (i.e., he's playing, he's not playing, etc.)

Enough of Theisman, Kornheiser, and all the rest. Last night proved why Jaworski is the best. Solid analysis without fluff. And...I could care less about Tom Cruise and ay other celebrity. We're watching football, not the Oscar's. Y'all agree.

Last time I recall seeing a #1 pick - RB take kickoffs on a consistent basis was the Bears Neil Anderson.

great...just great! If Chester Taylor is that much better than Mewelde Moore, Michael Bennet, Onterrio Smith, and whomeverelse they had back there the last couple of years, then I don't know football. Credit Hutch...not C-Taylor. Can;t believe this......(developing).