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Old 09-03-2012, 08:12 PM  
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I didn't see one of these, here we go...

Pick One

Mark Ingram vs WAS
Donald Brown @ CHI
Pierre Thomas vs WAS


I have Adrian Peterson and Darren McFadden, but I'm sitting Peterson week 1. I don't think he's going to play.
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Old 10-13-2012, 08:50 PM   #331
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I can't ****ing make up my mind on this one.

The homer in me wants to start the Chiefs defense because of how they played last week.

The FF player in me wants to start the Bucs defense because Quinn is under center and RAC is a reerun with his gameplans.
More often than not 'Homerism' always loses. Go with your instinctual intellect and play TB.
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Old 10-13-2012, 08:57 PM   #332
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Cruz and White.
Good call Pest !!

You always start an elite playmaker regardless if he goes against a tough D 'WHEN" he has a QB that can get it to him. I have Cruz as well and feel good about it because Cruz is the next up and coming Fitz and Manning can still get it to him.

Also go with White especially against Oak's D. Hell White's getting more looks than Jones and I thought that would change this year but it hasn't because I think D's are more focused on Jones and Ryan has recognized that.

Bowe hasn't worked with Quinn much and don't have a chemistry IMO and this is Quinn's first start in how many yrs? I don't trust that at all. I would trust Baldwin more than Bowe because my guess Quinn has thrown more to Baldwin than Bowe but I could be wrong.
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Old 10-13-2012, 09:05 PM   #333
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I’ve never understood this logic. Sure, you’d rather not be hoping for a good day from 2 people playing directly against each other, but you gotta start your best players.

Its not like starting a RB will guarantee the other defense ends up in the negative. Charles could rush for 150 yds and a TD, but Chiefs only score 10 and give up 3 INTs.
This ! And I am, because I am starting Witten against Pitta and sitting Dez. You are right to start your producers and granted Pitta has cooled down and Witten has started to heat up but I think these guys will be the go to guys tomorrow unless someone can logically convince me otherwise.
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Old 10-13-2012, 09:25 PM   #334
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Both are No.2's who are rising rapidly with more looks and pts each week. With that said I trust the better QB who is proven and that is Manning especially on a Mon nite going against Rivers. I think it will be scoring fest. I realize Kolb is going against Buffalo's weak D at home but I think it Fitz that has the big ass game rather than Roberts. It really is a tough call and I can see your dilemma. But I go with Manning and Mon nite over Kolb and Buff D at home if it were me.

But in the end it could really be a wash.
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Old 10-14-2012, 06:54 AM   #335
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I need to start 3 Wr's out of this group:

R. White (Oak)
B. Lloyd (@ sea)
A. Boldin (Dal)
D. Hixon (@ SF)
A. Roberts (Buf)
R. Cobb (@ Hou)

Definitely going with White, but struggling with the last two slots. Originally I had Lloyd and Hixon in from last week, but now I'm not sure. I'm thinking Boldin and Cobb.......with Cushing out the middle is exploitable, and the GB RB situation is in flux, Cobb could do some damage.

Any suggestions?
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Old 10-14-2012, 08:53 AM   #336
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With Garçon questionable pick a flex.

We do get return yardage.

Cribbs v. Cincy
DHB @ Atl
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I'm starting Ballard over Law Firm.

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Old 10-14-2012, 10:11 AM   #338
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i know this is a who do i start thread but i dont want to make a standalone thread just for this trade offer so

i was offered:
Demarco Murray
Nate Washington

for

Percy Harvin

do i do it? Non ppr league my RBs are awful Benjarvis Green Ellis, Alfred Morris, Kendall Hunter, Jackie Battle, Lamar Miller

my WRs are Randall Cobb, Pierre Garcon, Vincent Jackson, Stephen Hill

you can play up to FOUR RBs at once there is a flex spot and a stupid OP slot as well as 2 RB slots.
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I need to start 3 Wr's out of this group:

R. White (Oak)
B. Lloyd (@ sea)
A. Boldin (Dal)
D. Hixon (@ SF)
A. Roberts (Buf)
R. Cobb (@ Hou)

Definitely going with White, but struggling with the last two slots. Originally I had Lloyd and Hixon in from last week, but now I'm not sure. I'm thinking Boldin and Cobb.......with Cushing out the middle is exploitable, and the GB RB situation is in flux, Cobb could do some damage.

Any suggestions?
Your instinct and football intellect is correct on the Cobb start. Roberts is a no-brainer when you compare to Hixon and Boldin's pass defences they will face.
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Old 10-14-2012, 10:35 AM   #340
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i know this is a who do i start thread but i dont want to make a standalone thread just for this trade offer so

i was offered:
Demarco Murray
Nate Washington

for

Percy Harvin

do i do it? Non ppr league my RBs are awful Benjarvis Green Ellis, Alfred Morris, Kendall Hunter, Jackie Battle, Lamar Miller

my WRs are Randall Cobb, Pierre Garcon, Vincent Jackson, Stephen Hill

you can play up to FOUR RBs at once there is a flex spot and a stupid OP slot as well as 2 RB slots.
Nope. it's obvious this person doesn't trust the Cowboys and sees Harvin rising. Go back to this person IF the Cowboys turn it around and Murray begins to perform consistently and then get some extra for Harvin if Harvin is still playing big and this person still wants to make the trade. It's a non-ppr league and RB's always get more touches than WRs in general and especially when the 1pt per catch is taken away from the WR(that usually makes up for the lack of touches) it makes RBs more valuable at that point because RBs touch the ball more. But you don't want to trade away a hot playmaker unless you get a fair deal. This could be more than a fair deal especially in a non-ppr league assuming the Cowboys turn it around.

Walk away from the deal but let him know you maybe interested if the Cowboys turn it around because in the long run in a non-ppr league RBs are always more valuable. However, IF you feel for sure the Cowboys will turn it around make the deal but get someone other than Nate Washington off his roster that makes more sense. And always always check the future scheduled defenses of any players offered to you before you make any deal.
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Old 10-14-2012, 10:52 AM   #341
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Nope. it's obvious this person doesn't trust the Cowboys and sees Harvin rising. Go back to this person IF the Cowboys turn it around and Murray begins to perform consistently and then get some extra for Harvin if Harvin is still playing big and this person still wants to make the trade. It's a non-ppr league and RB's always get more touches than WRs in general and especially when the 1pt per catch is taken away from the WR(that usually makes up for the lack of touches) it makes RBs more valuable at that point because RBs touch the ball more. But you don't want to trade away a hot playmaker unless you get a fair deal. This could be more than a fair deal especially in a non-ppr league assuming the Cowboys turn it around.

Walk away from the deal but let him know you maybe interested if the Cowboys turn it around because in the long run in a non-ppr league RBs are always more valuable. However, IF you feel for sure the Cowboys will turn it around make the deal but get someone other than Nate Washington off his roster that makes more sense. And always always check the future scheduled defenses of any players offered to you before you make any deal.
what if i countered with

I get:
Demarco Murray
Deangelo Williams
Stevie Johnson
Nate Washington

He gets:
Percy Harvin
Jackie Battle
Pierre Garcon
Lamar Miller

that way I buy low on some depth and he gets his one play maker and a bunch of shitters.

I could use the depth. Especially if he is willing to part with all those guys on his bench

Essentially him getting Harvin almost puts him over the hump and into the championship he will have Shady McCoy, Steven Ridley, AJ Green and Percy Harvin as his core. Ugh
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so screw this, I'm going to start BJGE at flex one more time

for a 3rd WR:

Maclin v Lions
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so guess what...i benched Dez and he caught 2 tds...and I'm going to lose a close one this week...

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Anyone else notice Dez Bryant's score is wrong on yahoo?

Does yahoo typically fix it??
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