[Fantasy Football]Who to start?
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[Fantasy Football]Who to start?
The eternal question....who should I start?
Running back I have 3 options:
Fred Taylor vs KC
Clinton Portis vs CHI
Chris Brown vs Houston
QB I have 2:
Matt Hasselback vs NE
Byron Leftwich vs KC
Currently I'm leaning towards Taylor and Brown for RB and Leftwich, because Portis has yet to have a good point output since...ever and Leftwich has been solid and facing KC while Hasselback is facing NE.
Thanks
Running back I have 3 options:
Fred Taylor vs KC
Clinton Portis vs CHI
Chris Brown vs Houston
QB I have 2:
Matt Hasselback vs NE
Byron Leftwich vs KC
Currently I'm leaning towards Taylor and Brown for RB and Leftwich, because Portis has yet to have a good point output since...ever and Leftwich has been solid and facing KC while Hasselback is facing NE.
Thanks
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I would definitely start Taylor and Brown. The QB situation is a bit harder. The Patriots "D" hasn't been as good as last year, but KC's D has been just as bad as last year. The only problem with starting Leftwich is that you will then have both Taylor and Leftwich. If one scores a TD, it takes away from the other. Of course, if you think it's going to be a shootout that might not be such a big deal.
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Brown and Taylor.
Brown is hot right now and going up against a defense that averages 131 rushing yards allowed per game (25th in the NFL).
Taylor is *not* hot (averaging only 70 yds per game and he's losing goal line carries) but he's a better option than Portis this week, IMHO. KC is giving up 132 yards per game on the ground (26th in the NFL) and has given up 4 TDs. Chicago, OTOH, is ranked 19th and has only given up 1 rushing TD.
As for QB, I'd go with Leftwich for sure. NE at home?...forget about it!!
Brown is hot right now and going up against a defense that averages 131 rushing yards allowed per game (25th in the NFL).
Taylor is *not* hot (averaging only 70 yds per game and he's losing goal line carries) but he's a better option than Portis this week, IMHO. KC is giving up 132 yards per game on the ground (26th in the NFL) and has given up 4 TDs. Chicago, OTOH, is ranked 19th and has only given up 1 rushing TD.
As for QB, I'd go with Leftwich for sure. NE at home?...forget about it!!
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I'm starting Leftwich against KC. Mostly because I have Michael "Teh Suck" Vick as my "#1" QB. Going against KC there is always shootout potential, which is never a bad thing.
I have Portis as well, and obviously he's been a huge dissapointment. I am starting my other two RBs until he has a big game.
I have Portis as well, and obviously he's been a huge dissapointment. I am starting my other two RBs until he has a big game.
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That's my thinking. With the QB and RB he practically has a monopoly on the scoring and KC gives up plenty of points. But then again, anything can happen in FF!Exodor wrote:I wouldn't pick both the RB and QB against KC, since it's unlikely both will have big games.
Of course, KC's defense is so leaky that maybe I'll be wrong...
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Go with Westbrook, definitely.
I'm taking Keary Colbert over Rod Smith for the first week as my 3rd reciever. I mean, I've got Randy Moss and Andre Johnson as my other two, so I'm cool, but Colbert is definitely an upgrade, IMO.
Here's my quandary:
I have Corey Dillon and Stephen Davis. They're both listed as questionable, and while Dillon is ready to go, I think, he's up against Seattle. HOWEVER, I have Reuben Droughns sitting on my bench after a timely pickup last week. Do I start Droughns and bench one of them? The Denver RB situation is so screwed up, I don't know if Mike Shanahan might break free this week and rush for 100 yards, so Droughns doesn't really seem reliable, but he's probably going to get goal-line carries. I'm torn.
I'm taking Keary Colbert over Rod Smith for the first week as my 3rd reciever. I mean, I've got Randy Moss and Andre Johnson as my other two, so I'm cool, but Colbert is definitely an upgrade, IMO.
Here's my quandary:
I have Corey Dillon and Stephen Davis. They're both listed as questionable, and while Dillon is ready to go, I think, he's up against Seattle. HOWEVER, I have Reuben Droughns sitting on my bench after a timely pickup last week. Do I start Droughns and bench one of them? The Denver RB situation is so screwed up, I don't know if Mike Shanahan might break free this week and rush for 100 yards, so Droughns doesn't really seem reliable, but he's probably going to get goal-line carries. I'm torn.
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