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I agree with you. Cincy's run defense is terrible and you have to start McCoy.

I'm toying with starting the Giants over Tennessee, but the Giants' scoring seems to be inflated after playing the Jaguars and Titans. Thoughts?

Lacy. Even if they're up big and he sits after the first quarter, that means he's probably scored. And, this is exactly the kind of situation where the fantasy gods come crushing down on you: you start Starks and bench Lacy and Lacy goes for 200 yards and three TDs while Starks gets 4 carries. Lacy is their starter, he should be your starter.

Olsen. Revis is a black hole sucking fantasy points away from teams.

I'd go White since Julio's out and Cam's out. Who's even throwing the ball at Carolina?

Tough call, but Cameron doesn't seem to be 100%. Gates.

Standard League, 6pt TD, .1 pt/yd. WR3.

Problem with Carolina for me is the offense without Cam... They're not going to be very effective, which means the defense will be on the field for a lot of the game.

I like Jackson this week in PPR. I'm considering him over Gordon at flex.

Wilson, Hopkins, Giants. Manziel: Too much risk Bryant: Not enough targets Def: Depends on league scoring, but I usually go with the better opponent on a close call like this. Pats have a better defense, but the Redskins don't protect the ball at all. If your league gives points based on points and yards against, I might consider the Pats.

No idea on the QB situation. I would start Lynch and Murray. Murray's the only clear lead back, unless Lacy's out, which looks unlikely at this point. If Lacy sits, Starks. If not, Murray.

Well, I was stacked: Ellington, Lacy, Lynch... Looks like I'm down to Lynch.

No standard.

Looks like they're my best options. I think Juwan has better TD potential, but Pierce may see serious garbage time against the Jags. Other options are Pierre Thomas, D. Brown and D. Freeman. Taliaferro is also available, but it looks like he's sitting, so Pierce is the #2.

Allen.