September 14, 201115 yr Which RB, which defense? Danny Woodhead vs. San Diego Ryan Grant @ Carolina Cowboys Defense @ San Francisco Texans Defense @ Miami Tough picks. Those are the one's I'd go with, though. Grant has a shot to score, whereas The Law Firm gets all the goal line touches in NE. Plus GB will be milking the clock at the end, maybe you can pick up a late game TD. The defenses are tough to predict but I'd go with the Texans hoping Williams can put some pressure on Henne and make him make a couple mistakes. I'd say the same for Ware and Alex Smith, but the Texans have better corners.
September 14, 201115 yr Figured instead of having several threads, we could consolidate the conversation. I will start... I need a flex... RB Fred Jackson vs. OAK or RB Shonn Greene vs. JAX Also, I am starting WR Bradon Marshall vs. HOU and Anquan Boldin vs. TEN, but should I think about replacing one of them with Nate Burleson vs. KC? The Bills made their D look terrible and I wouldn't be surprised if he gets a TD and some decent yards. Greene
September 14, 201115 yr AJ Green vs Denver or Malcom Floyd Vs New England? Standard scoring for my 3rd WR? Floyd
September 14, 201115 yr Pick a TE Owen Daniels vs Miami Jermaine Gresham vs Denver Aaron Hernandez vs SD Daniels
September 14, 201115 yr Which RB, which defense? Danny Woodhead vs. San Diego Ryan Grant @ Carolina Cowboys Defense @ San Francisco Texans Defense @ Miami Grant Dallas
September 14, 201115 yr Need a FLEX. Mario Manningham @ StL. Jahvid Best @ KC Nate Burleson @ KC I'm leaning toward Best. This is a PPR league. Also, Dallas Clark @ CLE or Aaron Hernandez @ SD
September 14, 201115 yr Clark and Best If it's a question on the FLEX position, then I usually go with the RB b/c they tend to score the highest. I might take a look at Manningham.
September 14, 201115 yr Schaub or Stafford? That's tough. You're going to be asking this question all season. Check the weather Sunday morning...if its giving rain in Miami, that should sway your decision. Both guys have favorable matchups, IMO. My personal preference is Stafford, but I can't give you a reason why either guy should be started over the other. Perhaps Stafford playing at home in the dome?
September 14, 201115 yr Tough picks. Those are the one's I'd go with, though. Grant has a shot to score, whereas The Law Firm gets all the goal line touches in NE. Plus GB will be milking the clock at the end, maybe you can pick up a late game TD. The defenses are tough to predict but I'd go with the Texans hoping Williams can put some pressure on Henne and make him make a couple mistakes. I'd say the same for Ware and Alex Smith, but the Texans have better corners. I think you guys may have talked me into Ryan Grant. As for the defenses, I was set to go with Dallas no questions asked until I looked at ESPN's projections and they actually have the Texans D projected to score more points. I just don't see it. Both are on the road, but Henne (and Miami's offense) looked pretty good to me. I can't say the same for the Niners. And, the Cowboys defense looked pretty good against the Jets. I like the fact that Rob Ryan is the coordinator. They're going to be aggressive and I think it could lead to some big plays. Also, Dez Bryant is always a threat to run back a punt (if healthy). I'm still leaning Dallas on this one. The injuries to their secondary are concerning, but not so much with Alex Smith at QB.
September 14, 201115 yr Which RB, which defense? Danny Woodhead vs. San Diego Ryan Grant @ Carolina Cowboys Defense @ San Francisco Texans Defense @ Miami RB's a crapshoot, both are splitting carries. I'd say Grant because they're going to have a lead at the end of the game and run the ball to eat up the clock. Cowboys D, stop the run and they stop San Francisco. I don't think the Texan's D is that much better than NE.
September 14, 201115 yr Any word on Arian Foster? Still a maybe. I'm guessing it will be that way all week. Although if and how much he practices today could be a clue.
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