Seattlean

The Seahawks sacked Warner 5 times and hit him a ton last week, and I believe Manning was sacked 7 times by the Eagles before mounting his comeback. The Giants line is weak. I'd take the Seahawks, even though there is a chance of a shootout. I'd be careful going against the Patriots at home. I'm not sure you need to drop Feely, either, unless you think he's going to fold under the pressure of returning to the scene of the crime. The Seahawks D gets really stingy in the red zone, so Feely should get his chances.

I think Colston has value in a yardage league, since a TE lining up at WR is a big play threat. But in a PPR league, I'd still start LJ for now.

Colston's got some value in TE required leagues if you can start him at WR/TE, since you no longer have to make room for a backup TE on your roster. But straight up, you're probably in Wali Lundy/Lendale White territory.

This is the Fantasy Football version of the Prevent Defense. (and yes, it prevents you from winning here, too...)

I take it your league doesn't list Colston as a WR/TE?

Dangling Chester Taylor & Amani Toomer for an upgrade at WR. What order do you rank these WR's in trade if any of the owners bites? (1pt/10yds, 6pts TD, PPR league) Currently offering up C. Taylor & Amani Toomer for either: Larry Fitzgerald Chad Johnson Donte' Stallworth Donald Driver Thanks! (QB is Donovan McNabb if that makes a difference.) Ford Fairlane

You've already got two great WR's, so I'd keep Taylor and use him as my Flex with Gore & R.Brown at RB If I dealt Taylor or McGahee at all, it would be with Bledsoe for a QB upgrade.

I've got Jennings and Clayton, and Clayton's going on the waiver wire before gametime so I can pick up an IDP for the week.

I'm a Larry & James owner, but I've got Cadillac and M.Anderson backing them up. I generally prefer players who have something on the line, so I'd probably go with a guy like Parker or Rudi over someone on cruise control like Rhodes. Especially if Indy's got it all wrapped up and Seattle's still fighting off Carolina & Chicago.

When it looked like Alexander was going to be moved out of Seattle, I wanted the Hawks to try to get Moore. I think his skills fit Holmgren's offense much better than Alexander's. But you know what they say: "When you have three running backs; you don't have one."

You might try to accomodate him and trade him to somewhere he'd like to go; but you'd never release someone with his kind of trade value. You have to at least get draft picks for him.

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/football/214...keafor07ww.html He was almost our complete pass rush last year. The Hawks laundry list keeps getting longer... Cornerback Backup QB Defensive End Multiple Linebackers etc...etc...etc...

Dennis Green is also looking to land more draft picks. Having Bennett would free up AZ to draft defensive help with their first rounder, instead of an RB.

***...I was wrong. It took us years to find a decent pair of CB's! Back to the drawing board I guess. Thanks Whitsitt for leaving us with 400,000 free agents this offseason. You couldn't have extended ANYONE last year?!

Lucas is definitely one of their priorities. I would think that the Hawks will match just about any offer he gets (within reason.)