Would you add J. Stewart and drop J. Ringer?

[irish]

This is a standard scoring league with 1 PPR. We start 1 QB, 2 RBs, 2 WRs, 1 RB/WR, 1 TE, 1 K.

 

Here's my roster...

 

QB Michael Vick PHI 8 -- 0

QB Jon Kitna DAL 4 -- 0

RB Cedric Benson CIN 6 -- 0

RB Chris Johnson TEN 9 -- 0

RB Darren McFadden OAK 10 -- 0

RB LeSean McCoy PHI 8 -- 0

RB Javon Ringer TEN 9 -- 0

RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis NE 5 -- 0

RB Ryan Torain WAS 9 -- 0

WR Miles Austin DAL 4 -- 0

WR Calvin Johnson DET 7 -- 0

WR Johnny Knox CHI 8 -- 0

WR Wes Welker NE 5 -- 0

TE Tony Gonzalez ATL 8 -- 0

TE Jacob Tamme IND 7 -- 0

K Stephen Gostkowski NE 5 -- 0

[drummaster81]

yes

[tazinib1]

If you don't mind dropping your CJ handcuff, absolutely. Fair warning however, the OL in Carolina is probably the worst in the league. Don't expect the 100yd games we enjoyed during the second half of the 2009 season from Stew.

Edited November 5, 2010 by tazinib1

[drewbar]

If you don't mind dropping your CJ handcuff, absolutely. Fair warning however, the OL in Carolina is probably the worst in the league. Don't expect the 100yd games we enjoyed during the second half of the 2009 season from Stew.

Agreed. Both D. Williams (when healthy) and J. Stewart *should* be having better production, so it's clearly the run schemes or the offensive line is just doing a terrible job blocking.

[irish]

If you don't mind dropping your CJ handcuff, absolutely. Fair warning however, the OL in Carolina is probably the worst in the league. Don't expect the 100yd games we enjoyed during the second half of the 2009 season from Stew.

 

Well, I don't mind. However, that is of course hoping that CJ stays healthy. Stewart does have better opportunities than does Ringer but in reality both are more than likely just bench material anyhow.