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1. Decker - Haden should be on Thomas which should allow Decker to run free. Obviously, the worry is that Denver will not have to pass much but I think this game will be a bit closer than people think. 2. Sproles - Should get plenty of targets and has been scoring most weeks. Still, Brees really spreads it around in the red zone which makes a score tough to count on. 3. Williams - Great matchup vs Oakland but I don't think he gets all of the goal line carries which hurts his upside.

Please choose 3 out of 4 in a PPR (1pt / 10 yds rushing, 1 pt / 20 yds receiving). Thanks in advance for your help! Mike Wallace Danny Amendola Benjarvis Green-Ellis Vick Ballard

Having the coach choose the GM (as I understand the situation) is pretty strange. The whole situation seems hopeless. I'm embarrassed to say that after a lifetime of watching (or attending) virtually every game I've only watched the opener from start to finish. And that's mostly because I own Peterson. I haven't even been to a game in 2 years. :D

I'll be the first to admit that Mangini has not done a very good job so far. Especially his handling of the QB situation. However, it's naive to think that he was going to turn this mess around in one off-season and eight games. When you hire a coach, or GM for that matter, you have to do it with the idea that you are going to give them time to implement their plan for the team. How much time this represents I'm not sure. I would say at least 3 years. IMHO, the Browns' biggest problem since their return has been a lack of stability in coaching and management. Our biggest rival, the Steelers, have probably been the most stable organization in the modern era and their results reflect this.

There's probably already been a thread devoted this subject but I would like to so a list of RBs who ran for at least 1000 yards in a season after their 30th birthday.

Kurt Warner in '99 with the Rams. Truly out of nowhere. One could even say that he did it again in '07 with the Cards.

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Cleveland homer... Patriots Cowboys Packers Colts Steelers Jags Chargers Bucs Browns Seahawks

Cleveland sports teams get all the breaks.

4-5 in a 12 team/PPR league. Holding on to the 6th (out of 8) playoff spot. Made: AP in the 4th Romo in the 5th Witten in the 8th Break: Henry in the (late) 1st (what the f@$# was I thinking?!?!) S. Smith in the 2nd R. Williams in the 3rd Chad Johnson (traded Henry for him in week 5, looks like I SLIGHTLY got the better)

In week 4 against Cleveland Baltimore had 1 int, no sacks, and gave up 27 points. I think that was with both of their starting corners playing. Think I'll look for a juicier matchup.

The debate was over when AD broke the record. Honorable mention for the Browns' Joe Thomas. He's more than lived up to his high draft pick. Also, I don't think he's allowed a single sack.

Not sure we can consider Cleveland a juicy matchup for a defense anymore. Definitely a good matchup for the opposing offense though (not that the Ravens have anything that resembles an offense).

Same thing in both of my Yahoo free leagues.

Can anyone elaborate on their responses?