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I have Favre on bye and was planning on starting Griese at QB this weekend. Now I see someone dropped Pennington in my league. Should I pick up Pennington and start him against a weak Cincy secondary or stick with Griese against the Eagles that have been stingy against the pass and getting healthy. This is a basic performance scoring league, nfl.com. TY for any advise.

I would, Romo and Edwards have been studs.

Gore and MJD, but Brown may surprise a lot this weekend. Miami historically gives NE fits.

Bowe, Galloway and White, Henry and Barber. I usually go with my horses. Henry against Pitt is tough. But you never know.

I like Kitna off a bye and he is playing at home.

I don't see any major collusion here. I would let the trade go.

Running backs are slim pickings in my league. Norwood and Dunn were both dropped in my league. Who would be recommended here to pick up? It is a TD only league.

I would stick with my horse, Gore.

Ronnie Brown

nfl.com performance scoreing system. Do you like Fanks against Minn or King against TB with David Carr as QB.

I'd go with Brady every week no matter the match up. The good players will rise to the challenge. Brady will be consistant. Big Ben will be hit and miss all year.

I like Philly at home. They should be hungry after their loss last sunday. You do have a nice dilema though.

Coles had a nice week in week one. With Pennington out would you start Holmes instead? The only 6 time Super Bowl Winners and YOUR DADDY have a better match up than the JETS.

nfl.com is reporting that McNown hurt his index finger on his throwing hand. Culpepper may start next week.

In the nfl.com league I was out of town and my best and only defense I had on my team was the JETS. I dropped them and picked up the Vikings defense at home in week one. It payed off. Should I stick with them or pick up the COLTS defense this week against Tenn and next against Houston. I'm not sure if I want to keep changing every week or not. I think the Vikes might give up a few more points this week against Detroit.