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with the ryan matthew injury, sproles may have a bigger role. if the league is ppr, I might go with Sproles instead of Aiken.

WRs: Landry, Cobb, Stevie Johnson, Eric Decker, Steffon Diggs RBs: Lamar Miller, McFadden, Langford, Gore I need 2 RBs, 2WRs, and a flex. I'm thinking: RBs: Miller and McFadden WRs: Landry and Stevie Johnson or Cobb?? Flex: Langford Would appreciate anyone's opinion on what they'd do. Thanks!

are the vikings done? if they win against the jets, they are 6-7

I like Landry against a weak Ravens secondary, 30th in the league against opposing WRs. I think TB will have to throw it often against Detroit's impenetrable front 7, so I like Mike Evans in this matchup; especially if Detroit goes way ahead soon in the game.

this would not be an honorable thing to do in any league, pure collusion. wouldn't want to be part of a league like that. my guess is you will lose a lot of members for this, especially if its for a lot of money.

.5 ppr who would you start in flex position?

i dropped charles sims before the games yesterday for pierre thomas. didn't think i could count on anyone in TB being reliable for the playoffs stretch and the PT cruiser has produced for years in a shane vereen type role. the saints have said that they want to reduce, not increase, mark ingram's role heading into the playoffs. The saints formula has not been working so far, so I wouldn't doubt a heavy dose of Pierre Thomas moving forward, and that does not necessarily mean a huge decrease with Mark Ingram's production. Realistically, how long can Mark Ingram, or any RB, last without injuries getting 30+ carries per game? Jennings was getting that amount of work - injured, Foster - injured, the only one who is working out is demarco and who knows how much longer he'll last.

JOSH mccown vs Chi

you are weakening your RB core significantly, but I'd sell high on ellington now because of the schedule. with cooks out, graham is bound to get some more targets and TE has been dreadful this year. Hilton is a stud, so you can play a wr as a flex. id do the deal

bradshaw is out for rest of fantasy season. i say pick up t rich

indy's secondary is certainly not bad at all, in fact, the opposite is true. They did get torched by Pitt for 6 TDs, but that was with Vontae Davis out. Gronk is unstoppable, no matter who you put on him, and the majority of the points in the NE game came through the ground. Cecil Shorts is super inconsistent, but I guess if you're considering those names; you must really be thin at WR.

it is a fair trade. don't see any issues with it since team a is strengthening a position in exchange for 2 legit starters and a wr3. win-win for both teams, which is how it should be.

ellington is a sell high right now bc of the schedule and the fact that stepfan taylor has come back. evans is in talks as a wr1 following 6 great weeks fantasy wise (the bucs at 2-8 are still in it in the NFC south, he could be an important piece to make a run). Ingram has been a monster all season when healthy. no way I would make that trade.

i didn't do the trade, thanks for the advice

bell has a bye week coming up. ingram has been really good as of late, but you have to wonder how his usage will be affected once pierre thomas comes back... however, you are getting a sure thing with jordy as a top 5 receiver, giving you 2 of the best 5 receivers in the league. still pretty solid at rb, so i would probably do the deal.