Marcus

Even the doctors can't say -- some heal fast and some slow. I heard 4-6 weeks and add 1-2 to get back into the game plan. I have him on one of my teams and I'm tempted to drop him for the roster spot, but I can't bring myself to do it. If he comes back healthy in 4 weeks, I could be kicking myself--so I will hang-on to him. I might need him in the playoffs.

I'd do it. I think Williams is too inconsistant to count on. You have 2-3 potential weekly starters, giving up one weekly starter and an inconsistant RB.

Avery and Bryant are the top two.

New England is not Dallas. I think Chris Johnson will be a top RB this week.

Owens and Homes are a match - with TO having more upside. This year, Holmes will score more points, though. I would wait on LT and the toe to heal. Grant is showing some signs of life, but I think he will stay a bust. I would not do it.

I would pick Lendale White. McG will not finish the season healthy and White has beter matchups. Get rid of TO now. Dallas has a rotten schedule and too many questions.

Chris Johnson is a must-start. Portis, if healthy. Slaton is third.

I guess it depends on your scoring system, but in my league, you traded away 38.5 points per week for 35 points per week, season to date average. That's looking back - looking forward at matchups, it looks like the guys you picked-up have a tougher schedule than the guys you gave up. So I think it was a bad deal.