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  1. I just got an offer to receive L. Coles for G. Jennings. Standard scoring league (no PPR). I drafted Jennings as a 15th round flier after hearing good buzz about him. On paper, it looks decent - a proven #1 on a bad team (but with good chemistry w/ Pennington) v. a rookie #2 on a bad team (with a lot of upside). My team is iffy at WR (actually, my worst draft)... QB: Hass, Kitna RB: S. Jax, James, T. Jones, Benson, Lundy WR: R. Williams, Driver, Muhamed, Mike Clayton, Jennings, Chad Jackson TE: LJ Smith K: Graham D: Car Jennings here sort of works out as insurance for Driver going down (dealing w/ tight hamstring). There are rumors that Coles may be traded and there's also word that the Jets were the only team to make NE a formal offer for Branch (in the unlikely event he wins his greivance). So, should I hang onto Jennings and see what happens (hoping that I've got this year's hot rookie WR), or take on Coles and hope that a healtly Pennington can help him boost last years #'s into a decent WR3? Thanks.
  2. A+. I'll say it right now - you'll win you league. You're playing against people who let Rudi Johnson drop to #15 and S. Smith to #18 (unless it's a keeper league). Insane! Love B. Watson and CAR.
  3. Of the 3, Norwood is the best pickup. If Dunn goes down, he'll be gold and he might be a TD vulture early on. But for team #2, I don't know who I'd drop for him. I'm not a big Jacobs fan. Of the 3 backs, I guess I see him as the back with the most limited upside. Barber is durable and w/ Jacobs role as a TD vulture, I don't know that he'd ever be a reliable RB2 or even a spot start that you'd feel good about.
  4. Personally, I like T. Jones a lot. He had a tremendous year last year in the system and if Lovie Smith wants to win, I think he sticks with him over Benson barring injury. Schedule is also favorable. IMHO, he posts top 15 numbers again. So I'd do it.
  5. For a 12-team draft, I think you did very well. You're loaded at RB w/ getting Lundy off the wire. Between McGahee/Jones/Bell/Lundy - one of them will hit. WR could be a problem. I think Mason will have a solid year and improve on TD totals, but concerned over D. Jax. With your TREMENDOUS RB depth, I think you definitely can trade for a WR down the road if D. Jax falters. All in all very good!
  6. I'd lean Brown on this one. No question Moats looks to be more explosive, has more upside, and is playing the weaker D. But I like the fact that Brown's not sharing carries and I really think this is a very dangerous game for SEA on the road with IND up next week. Would not be surprised to see SEA come out flat.
  7. I'd lean Moats. Reid only gave him 11 touches last game and he hit 2 long runs for 114/2 TDs. He can take it to the house on any play (speed on par with Westbrook) and they're playing a terrible STL D. If the Birds are up, may see more carries in the 2nd half v. last game. The 8-12 carries is VERY disappointing, as everyone at the Linc last week was dumbfounded over his use of Mahe in the 2nd half. But Reid doesn't like the fact that he still can't run the entire playbook so he'll be pulled on most passing downs. MIN's D has been shut down against the run and Parker hasn't scored or gone over 80 yds in his last 4 games.
  8. I'd lean ATL even though they're a dome team on the road. They're vulnerable to the run, but the SD O is more likely to score more pts and give fewer turnovers + sacks than CHI.
  9. With D. Jax back in action, JJ's value takes a big knock. Moats will share carries with Mahe and Gordan, but given the state of the STL D, he should be productive on the 15 or so carries he'll get. Like Westbrook, he's a guy who can take it to the house every play if he gets to the outside and turns the corner. Downside is that he's taken forever to learn the playbook and Reid still doesn't feel comfortable with him in there on passing downs. Mathis?
  10. I'd go with Frye. The Jets can't stop the run, but do have a very good pass D. Only 11 passing TD's in 13 games and an average of 185/game. Ty Law on Chambers should limit to Ferrotte-to-Chambers connection.
  11. Brown. The strength of the JAX D is their pass D. Teams have run against them.
  12. Wow! I have a sign up in my cube that says "NEVER BENCH STEVE SMITH", so I'd be a hypocrite saying otherwise. CHI has a great D, but credible #1's have done reasonably well against them. Smith/Johnson driven primarily by the cover corner Galloway's goiong to draw. DeAngelo Hall could be a tough matchup for him.
  13. Agonizing over last 2 days over this one. Usually would start Jordan and not think about it. But...Jordan's @ WAS, 2 lineman are dinged, WAS should put points up on them early, and he hasn't seen the end zone in 2 weeks. Anderson's at home in what could be a blowout. Thanks.
  14. Based solely on matchups...Jones. KC run D is not shabby.
  15. Warner. Might not get the multiple TD game, but should contiue put up good yards. Brooks is too inconsistent even against that secondary.
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