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Same here, stat padding, and Fock you to the Vikings for giving up 3 tds to Tannehill

2 games, but the circumstances are much different today with Murray's injury, Randle is a risky play but I don't have any better looking options (Bush, Kerwynn Williams).

How do you feel about using him this week? Would it be realistic for him to see around 10 carries and have 70+ a TD if Murray is active?

Agree

I would go Bowe, probably the safest bet for yards and maybe Smith finally throws a TD to a WR against Pitt's weak secondary

Douglas- if Julio is out Lafell- should get more targets with Edelman out Sanders- slight chance he misses the game, Broncos have gone conservative, and Peyton may not be 100% Martavis Bryant- boom or bust player, Sanders' status has me considering him

My opponent had D Jax and Gates today and Emmanuel Sanders status is in question for me with a flu. This would be 0-5 for me in championship games.

Fock you to Bradley Fletcher for getting burned deep twice by D Jax and to the 49ers secondary for leaving Gates wide open for 2 TDs, what a great start to my championship.

Please tell me you didn't bench McCoy

Go Gordon if you feel you are a significant underdog, he has more upside. Jackson is the safer play but I don't see anymore than 5-10 points for him.

League 1- McCoy League 2- DeMarco http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=442035

Pick one of these not very appealing options Oliver- should get more touches than Brown Bush- may get more touches if the Lions win comfortably Randle- looking very likely that Murray will play, tough saying how many touches he would get with Murray in K. Williams- tough Seattle d and will probably face loaded boxes with Lindley in

If Edelman is out, should Lafell be started over Emmanuel Sanders?

For those of you who may be looking for an RB2 or flex play, here are a few I can think of that could put up double digits: Gerhart vs. Titans: Tennessee ranks 30th in points given up to backs and I see the Jags being more motivated for this game since it is at home. Gerhart has not reached double figures yet this year but maybe this is the week he gets nearly 20 touches and a short TD. Shonn Greene @ Jags: Greene was the lead back for the Titans last week, who rank 27th in points allowed to opposing backs and they have given up 8 TDs to backs in the past 6 games. Its tough to trust Greene though with Whitehurst at QB for the Titans and the Jags are capable of slowing down mediocre running teams. Alfonso Smith vs. Chargers: With Gore and Hyde both looking very questionable to play this week, Smith should get plenty of carries behind what is still a very good o line. However, Smith only has 2 career games with double digit carries and his career high is only 54 yards. San Diego has also not allowed a rushing TD in the last 5 games. Reggie Bush @ Bears: Bush hasn't had a great track record on the road over the past few years but this could be a productive game for him for many reasons. The Bears are a train wreck and with Classen starting for the Bears, Detroit should have no problem winning this game comfortably. The bears have also given up 5 TDs to backs over the last 3 weeks. Bell has dominated the backfield for Detroit recently but I wouldn't be surprised to see Bush be more involved to keep Bell fresh fot the week 17 game at GB. I could easily see 12-15 touches for Bush and possibly a long TD run or catch.

I picked up Smith and will consider using him since I am desperate at RB2 in my 14 team league championship. My other options are: Bush, K. Williams, or Randle (would be my best choice if Murray is out but we might not know his status until Sunday).