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On second thought, I don't care.

I cry bs to whoever moved this. The emergence of Parker raises a dilemma for nearly everyone that owns him. It is probably THE issue of week 2. I thought that it might prove insightful for some of us to discuss this. I thought the main NFL Fantasy Football forum was one in which, in part, we were to discuss "hot topics." If you can show me a hotter one than this at the moment, please enlighten me.

Really. I don't recall axing for anyone's advice - certainly not yours.

Here we go Team One Dillon or J. Jones Team Two Westbrook Not sure what I am going to do. I'm not inclined to bench any of those guys just yet, but last week has to make you think about it.

Staley will get some carries when he gets healthy (at least until he is injured again shortly thereafter.) Bettis will get his carries. Parker will get his. I see a three-headed monster modified by injuries. Still, it looks like Parker is the man to have right now

I just snapped up Willie Parker, so I hope that it's him.

I'm probably the suckiest suck that ever sucked at this, but what's one more year? CAR GBP IND NYG STL

<cough, cough> Willie Green <cough, cough>

The guy hasn't played one meaningful game at the position. And you think that he is going to put up comparable numbers to the guy with nearly the best (if not the best) rookie numbers in the history of the league? Other than not having experience at WR (not to mention not being one of the greatest WRs in collegiate history), and not having a potent offense, and not having a good QB and not being black, I'd say that Moss and Jones are pretty much identical.

The problem is that you'll never likely pick the 3 or 4 times. The only way that you'll be sure to benefit from all those points that James is going to score this year is to start him.

It became apparent to me at the end of last season that he is done running the ball. He doesn't seem to be able to make anyone miss. He doesn't have the speed to turn the corner. He doesn't really have the power to get extra yards. I suppose that he is still a receiving threat.

Winning the East St. Louis Elementary School League Championship ain't much to brag about. I hope that he didn't take everyone's milk money.

2000 - led by Lamar Smith, Mike Anderson and Elvis Grbac, of all people. I'd have to look up the rest of the guys.

Faulk is out of gas. I wouldn't expect much out of him even should something happen to Jackson. I suppose that he is worth a late round pick though.

Anybody remember that Stud Kicker thread in the Advise forum a year or two ago?