Due to some shrewd trading and mastery of the waiver wire, I'm the owner of 6 very good WRs. Vincent Jackson, Roddy White, Eddie Royal, Donnie Avery, Marques Colston and Antonio Bryant. Royal is on bye this week, but the other 5 are in play. I can start 3. Which ones should I start?

 

Bryant - @DAL

White - @PHI

Avery - @NE

Colston - vs. SD

Jackson - @NO

I don't know if I would classify all 6 of them as "very good", but they're solid...:lol:

 

I'd start Colston, White, and Jackson....

I don't know if I would classify all 6 of them as "very good", but they're solid...:lol:

 

 

Fair enough. :lol:

I don't know if I would classify all 6 of them as "very good", but they're solid...:lol:

 

I'd start Colston, White, and Jackson....

 

Ditto...

I don't know if I would classify all 6 of them as "very good", but they're solid...:lol:

 

I'd start Colston, White, and Jackson....

 

Ditto...

 

 

 

Make that 3...

Make that 4. That is an easy choice.

Make it 5

Colston is obviously the better player, but I think I would go with Antonio Bryant this week over Colston. Bryant has played decent as of late, and just had a great game last week. Last week, Colston dropped two balls and ended up without a reception. IMO, I'd let the guy prove himself coming back from the injury before putting him in the lineup. but, it's your call.

Colston is obviously the better player, but I think I would go with Antonio Bryant this week over Colston. Bryant has played decent as of late, and just had a great game last week. Last week, Colston dropped two balls and ended up without a reception. IMO, I'd let the guy prove himself coming back from the injury before putting him in the lineup. but, it's your call.

 

Agreed. I would go White, Jackson, Bryant. Colston needs to re-establish his role in the offense before he is a safe play.

Agreed. I would go White, Jackson, Bryant. Colston needs to re-establish his role in the offense before he is a safe play.

 

:thumb:And nice avatar

Don't know if Reggie Bush hurt helps or hurts Colston. Either way I'd still take him, Jackson and Bryant

It doesn't look like Chris Chambers will be back this week, so Vincent Jackson is a solid play. Hopefully the trip to London doesn't affect the players too much. . Or else Colston and Jackson could be trouble.

 

And Colston, although he had 0 catches last week in his return, says that it was not due to his injury, and that he expects to be back up to speed this week. And against the Chargers weak secondary he may have a large day.

 

Also, don't sleep on Antonio Bryant this week vs a very depleted Cowboys secondary. And it looks like he is Jeff Garcia's favorite target. His match up has the potential for another big day.

 

Roddy White is a must start, although both the Eagles and Falcons are both coming off of a bye week, so the Eagles D has had 2 weeks to try and find a way to stop him. But you still have to start him either way.

Roddy White is an obvious choice.

 

After that, I'd go with Avery and Jackson this week...possibly Colston in place of Jackson, but the fact that he's been out so long and looked rusty last week and the Saints are playing overseas, would lead me to wait another week on him.

Due to some shrewd trading and mastery of the waiver wire, I'm the owner of 6 very good WRs. Vincent Jackson, Roddy White, Eddie Royal, Donnie Avery, Marques Colston and Antonio Bryant. Royal is on bye this week, but the other 5 are in play. I can start 3. Which ones should I start?

 

Bryant - @DAL

White - @PHI

Avery - @NE

Colston - vs. SD

Jackson - @NO

 

I would wait on Colston till he shows he is ready, last week he did not look good

I have one. And no, my team is nothing compared to Pat's.

 

Pick 3:

 

Hines :cry: Ward

Wes Welker

Kevin Walter

Muhsin Muhammed

Derrick Mason