pinchepinche

problem is the game is a late game, and inactives (and starters for that matter) won't be posted until it's probably too late to change line-ups. i would not start a bronco running back this week.

big score 1 hit it on the head with the raiders keeping jordan. can't give jordan to a division rival for nothing and see him run all over you twice next season. i dumped johnson, picked up kolby smith, and lost this season due to injuries.

look for a lot of mike bell this week - he hits hard, runs hard, and is the best blocking back (for pass protection) that the broncos have. the broncos will probably come out passing to get an early lead, knowing that their cornerbacks should be able to shut down the bears passing attack. an early lead means bears will have to throw to catch up. i think selvin young may play, and possibly even start, but i doubt he'll last (health-wise) or be that effective. i see bell getting a bulk of the action, but splitting carries with andre hall.

i agree with thems two pixies - bush and jacobs.

i'd stick with hackett and the airhawks over shockey. fargas in a ppr league. actually fargas in either league.

i'm the minority here, but i'd go with holmes.

i agree, hackett and henry.

i would go johnson, hackett and clayton. i don't know why, but something tells me baltimore will bounce back in a high-scoring and high-energy cleveland game.

selvin young

selvin young.

that is unless you are in a keeper league. then i would pull the trigger.

no sir. peterson is maybe for next week, and with that turf, maybe for the rest of the season - why would minnesota risk the future on a losing season? selvin will start for the broncos, who will get javon walker back next week, and should have a nice finish to the season.

but let me ask you this... is kolbie smith on kansas city worth keeping, or will the chiefs ride holmes until lj returns?

it's a ppr league. dayne and the renewed texans or fargas and the not so renewed raiders?

morris is the cat you need to play on the safeside.