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Didn't get benched, got hurt. Return is questionable.

looks like Westbrook is back in.

Based on last season, my feeling is that Addai is not really used as work-horse back. He'll get his 250 carries, but he slowed down towards the end of the season, so I'd expect them to share the load a bit more with Rhodes. Not a split in any sense, but a small share. Also, once the Colts lock up a playoff spot, expect them to give Addai a lot of rest (likely in the Fantasy playoffs). Obviously his TD potential is very high, but his yardage potential is not. SJax on the other hand is a true work-horse, 20+ carry back. Effective at the goal-line and out of the backfield. My only concern there is the injuries to the O-line have left them very thin. Still, he posted very strong numbers down the stretch last season, and it is unlikely his surrounding situation can get any worse. That said, I believe the safer pick is Addai, but SJax offers significantly more upside. I'm going SJax.

I'm a Giants homer and Jacobs (and Ward) owner. If Ward plays well, I can this becoming a committee. The Gmen like their thunder and lightening, and that would also lighten the load on a recovering Jacobs. If you own Jacobs, better hope for Ward to suck. As for this week, I'd bench Ward if you have decent options. Tough run-D that will be focused on stopping the run. If Ward looks solid, and Eli comes back, then consider starting him. I'm starting Julius Jones over him this week.

I think both are great starts, but I'd probably go with Miami this week.

If Gates is going that low, I'd be buying. Yes, he's been quite so far...but as disappointing as he's perceived to be, he still had two decent games. We all know he's a freak, and you can't dispute his track record. Give Rivers a little time and take the chance that by mid-season Gates will once again be studly.

I think the talent is there. Guy runs like a beast and SF will run him into the ground. IMO, only thing that would keep him from being a top 8 RB would be an injury. Probably has a little more value than Fitz, but if you're going to trade for a WR, can't do much better than Fitz.

Williams and Caddy (give him one more chance)

Stick with Roy. It's only a matter of time, and I think that time is this week.

I'd start Taylor. He's looked great in his past two games.

Only good things ahead for Roy. Kitna's only going to get better, and you know they're going to be throwing a whole lot. Buy Roy now!

I agree, he's looked good both games. I'll look at match-ups before deciding whether to start him.

The way I see it, Norwood only becomes a stud if Dunn gets injured. Sure that could happen, but how likely is that. You'd need a season-ending injury to really get your moneys worth out of Norwood. Great backup, but I'd take a number 1 WR like Driver or Wayne and consider #2 WRs as well. Addai is a different situation. I think Addai eventually becomes the everydown back, but still see Rhodes taking a share of the goal line work. I don't think you'd see Edge numbers from last year. Best case scenario, he could be as valuable as a number 1 WR. Still, you know what you're getting from Driver and Wayne, so once again, I'd make this deal. I see DeAngelo as the most desirable of the bunch. Like Addai, he's likely to play himself into the everydown role. However, I believe he's more talent, plays in a run-first offense, and could keep a large portion of the goal line work. Foster's also highly injury-prone, so any carres Foster steals could be short-lived. I think Williams could be a stud, but I think he's more likely to end up a solid #2 RB. Still, I'd move him for Wayne and maybe Driver, if I was in need of a WR. Guess it depends on the upgrade they offer over your current WRs.

I agree on why he hasn't produced, but I've watched him play when healthy and this guy is explosive! Now the line is another story, and he doesn't seem to play well when nicked up.

I'd stick with Jennings. IMO, higher upside.