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Kizer. He'll provide you some drama, but guessing you'll get reasonable numbers in the end.

I'd take Bradford over Flacco. Wouldn't wait too long to pull the trigger on Luck. Better to stash him for a couple of weeks if you can than miss out. Good luck!

The topic is the question... Thanks for the help, all! My other RB are Elliott, Kamara, Mixon. I can start two and a flex. My QB is shaky... Kizer, but there are a couple of FA that would be OK if I need to buy one. Think I may be able to swing a trade that looks like: Luck/Fitzgerald for Fournette/Carr

I can have either one of these two for as long as I want the player. Who has better upside now and down the road? Thanks for the input. Q

Opinions on productivity??? I think if he's productive, Dunn won't be a worry for long. What about Graham? I'm in a dynasty league, so could hold onto him even if he doesn't get a full workload or the remainder of the season. Thanks for the thoughts.

I have to start McFadden or Stewart. Looks like Stewart might get a little time... not sure of McFadden's status. Anyone heard anything?

They're really very comparable, I think. Personally, I'd go with Scheffler. The main reason is the way Denver uses the TE in their offense. Shannon Sharpe had some really great days in that system. Scheffler has good hands and Cutler seems to like him. Please see mine. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=331290

Orton... good enough receivers to throw to and a RB with good hands. Detroit is bad. Please see mine. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=331290

I'd make both of those trades, assuming it's a redraft league. Warner has been very consistent and has really good receivers to throw to. McNabb hasn't been as consistent. Marshall and Boldin compared are similar to me. I like Boldin's remaining schedule better, but I don't like that he's not the clear number one like Marshall is. Still, I think QB and schedule give him a little edge. Please see mine. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=331290

I'd take it. You said it yourself... big upgrade at WR. Fantasy football is about score differential. If you look at Jackson's production on average, it's not a lot different than Portis. They look quite a bit different because a fair bit of Jackson's production comes through the air. He's also had a bye and one injuty week. Johnson gives you way more on average than Holmes.

I'm solid at both positions without either of them... that said, who would you rather have long term and why? The think I like about Smith is that he is physical and explosive. He's a fierce competitor and clearly Delhomme's favorite target. He gets lots of looks and will continue to get them. He also seems to perform no matter who he's playing against. Looks like Forte is going to be one of those workshorse backs who gets the ball all over the field. He gets lots of touches and is a good receiver (which I like). And he's younger. So, what do you all think? Thanks for the input.

I think you draft the best player on the board if there's a clear discrepancy in value. If the values are similar then draft need.

I wouldn't. Seems to me you're pretty much trading your 9th round pick for a 4th round pick and losing first round value. I think the way to think about it is in terms of how much additional production you expect out of that extra 4th round pick vs your 9th and value you'd lose in your #6 pick. Matter of preference re: what kind of team you like to build. Personally, I'd rather have the stud you can pick up at 1-6. Good luck.

I've had Maroney for since his rookie season and think he's got good qualities, but don't know if his longer term production will be hampered by NE offense style and lack of 3rd down production. I think I could trade him for a high enough draft pick to secure one of the top three rookie RB's. Is Maroney worth keeping or are McFadden or Stewart better long term bets? RB stable is solid, so I can gamble a little. Thanks for the input.

I've got him too... licking my chops looking at the next few weeks. With Henry healthy, Palmer has three really strong receivers to throw to. If their O-Line does their job, they should be extremely successful with the pass.