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Looking to lock up a sleeper that can nail down a championship if he gets the touches. Is CJ Anderson the answer? http://majorleaguefantasysports.com/2014/04/21/cut-to-the-chase-the-hype-is-real-cj-anderson/ Maybe a rookie in the dynasty draft would be better?

Alright, I'm really thinking that Jacob Tamme could have a huge game due to how poor San Diego's defense is, and I'm not really sold on Jordan Cameron. What do you guys think. It's a 12 man standard league, and i have on my team. QB - Matthew Stafford RB1- Matt Forte RB2 - Shane Vereen WR1 - Josh Gordon WR2 - Dez Bryant TE1 - Jordan Cameron Flex - Ben Tate D/ST - Cowboys (if aaron rogers doesn't play) or jaguars vs bills or titans vs cardinals K - Graham Gano Bench Le'Veon Bell Chris Ogbonnaya Kendall Wright James Starks ( in case lacy sits vs a horrible cowboys pass D ) And what do you guys think I should do at the flex position. Le'Veon Bell plays the Bengals who have allowed two rushing TD's and Chris Ogbannaya will play in place of McGahee against the Bears horrible rush defense. Thoughts?

Do you guys think Tamme's stock is falling? Him and Dressen both have 4 catches in the pre-season, but Dressen has a TD. Saw somebody cut him loose on waivers yesterday, and was considering picking him up, but thought twice. Do you guys think he's going to have another big season or has his stock fallen too far? I have Bennett now.

Breaking down Peyton Manning : Right now he's probably just getting done throwing in front of Titans staff (not Baptist Sports Park, likely a secret location guarded by the Secret Service) & then he'll spend next 48 hours making up his mind on 1 of 3 teams: ***1) DENVER: They've seen him throw, he passed medical tests, and they offered $90 million over 5 years w/ $30m guaranteed. It's *not* big money in the scheme of things. NFL salaries are not guaranteed. The $30m is the only part that matters, and not only is it rather tepid, it's probably loaded with injury clauses to protect Denver. The Broncos have a great shot: He'd stay in the AFC where he knows opposing personnel. Invesco (Mile High) has the massive home-field advantage. Lots of young talent on both sides of ball. Manning would get to work with idol John Elway (VP) and his best friends Todd Helton and Brandon Stokley live in Denver. *** 2) SAN FRANCISCO: A late entrant into the sweepstakes, this is where Manning goes if he wants another ring *right now*. 13-3 last year, almost to Super Bowl, 11th ranked offense, 2nd ranked defense. Team is ready to pop. Added WR Randy Moss who still runs 4.4's in the 40-yard dash, and they will actually *use him* (cough cough, Titans). They might sign WR Brandon Lloyd this weekend and he's a baller too. Manning would also appreciate legacy of Montana & Young. Coach Jim Harbaugh is the perfect player's coach. Insiders think the 49ers might steal Manning. *** 3) TENNESSEE: This is where fate seems to point but does Manning *really* care that much about the heritage of UT, Rocky Top, etc. Bud Adams swigged a bottle of Tanqueray this week & issued a blank check for GM Ruston Webster to fill out. Titans can and probably will offer NOT $30m guaranteed, but $40-45... shocking, considering Bud's past stinginess, but it's true. But the $ doesn't matter, folks. Manning has made $250-300 million in NFL pay plus Reebok, DirecTV, MasterCard, etc. Indeed, Bud is also offering front-office & ownership stake at some point, which is Tennessee's ONLY advantage over the other 2 teams. Peyton's going to announce his decision on Monday or Tuesday. It's a 3-horse race and it will be a photo-finish.