pzarvell

You could "try" to trade him for Hasselbeck but if I were his owner, there would be no reason to make that trade with you. I'd grab ANY of the others. All of them are in the single digits of being sacked whereas Kitna has been down 24 times already. That pace isn't going to slow down. Young and Schaub are probably the top two - Young because he'll run several in and Schaub because eventually he'll get Andre Johnson back which will drastically boost his numbers.

Betts has the talent and Portis is already breaking down..

I'd say they both get two. Pennington will have the better overall game though. I could be biased though since I have to play the Titans D this week.

That's the way I was leaning - and a lot could change from now til Sunday - but if nothing does, Henry is quite a bit tougher playing through injuries than Maroney is. I'm not used to having a Patriot on my team and their disinformation about injuries. I think the last one I had was Edwards - the RB who ruined his career playing flag football on the beach at the probowl.

Henry's got a bum ankle and may not even play - which would solve my problem (sort of). SD at home. Maroney's got a bad groin and although he might not show up on the injury report, he could get scatched. Browns at home, K. Jones just got back - will split carries - and the Lion's rushing sucks. Plays at the Skins. Scoring is standard - TD worth 6 and rushing/receiving yardage is worth 1 pt per 20 yards. Any thoughts? Much appreciated.

I would go with Lundy.

You're absolutely right - can't argue with the Ricky Ricardo reference. I'm starting TBell with confidence - but it did help that my 4 year old son agreed with you. Luckily, I'm already in the playoffs and this game is meaningless to me, so peace be with you.

If you happen to own the Bells you would know that for the past two week Tatum was suppose to start and Shanahan made him inactive right before the game thus giving us a nice goose egg. Now if you did a little more research than flipping a coin in your head you might know this. With Cutler QB'ing, it's obvious Seattle will be daring him to throw by stacking up against the run. Even if TBell goes off for three scores today, in no way is he a good play for anyone that has another option.

Colston is inactive today. Foster doesn't play until tomorrow and that's a gametime decision... choose someone else if your lineup has to be in today.

You should be fine as long as you can convince him it's in his best interest to bench Brees, Smith, Cooly, and Johnson.

I like Lee Evans (technically, he has had only one good game all year though) but there is no way I'd play him over Roy Williams.

I'll 3rd that. Miami has been playing inspired football lately.

Tatum - not a chance. Thanks for the insight though.

OK - loaded up on RBs for the playoff run because my originals started dropping like flies... now I'm confused. RB scoring is simple - 6Pts TD, 1Pt for every 20 yards rushing/receiving - with small bonuses for touches on rushing attempts and receptions. Mcgahee @ home vs SanDiego - tough matchup but I watched him ride my pines last week with his best day of the year (probably a fluke) KJones @ New England - another tough matchup and he's still nursing a sprained ankle Lundy @ Oakland - one of the better matchups but gets yanked at the first sign of sucking Fargas @ home vs Houston - No other option for Oakland and a good matchup B Jacobs @ home vs Dallas - won't get many touches but when he does it's by the endzone One of the Bells @ home vs Seattle - this situation has bent me over three consecutive weeks The question is which two? Thanks.

In the short run the Lions will be passing more until KJ gets his ankle healthy... if this helps...