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No doubt Calvin Johnson and Ahmad Bradshaw. Both should have great years

I would say obviously Vick, McFadden, and Andre Johnson. Then that third position would be between Nicks and Wayne. Which do you see having the better year? Wayne offers amazing consistency as you should be able to write in 1000 yards and 6-9 TD's for him a season. Nicks has more potential though as he appears to be the lone passing threat in NY. You have a really good team otherwise so I would probably gamble and go with Nicks because he could really bring in points.

Obviously Ray Rice and Andre Johnson. Now the choice is between Jamaal Charles and Hakeem Nicks. I assume because it is PPR, many will keep WR's. This would saturate that position and so if you kept Nicks, you would be assured 2 great guys at that position. On the other hand, because everyone is keeping those WR's, RB's should go quickly and I'd venture to guess Charles would not be available for you. Especially in PPR. I would say Charles. He offers you a fantastic RB combo which would be great for PPR because they both get their fair share of receptions Help? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=385933

Keep Rice, no doubt. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=385933

Peterson certainly isn't worth missing out on all those picks, especially in a PPR league. Just keep Hillis. That way you can load up on receivers or pass-catching RB's. Help? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=385933

The only one I like out of them is Starks but I'm not sure he's worth that. If you need to keep one though, I would personally go with Starks. The crowded backfield of New England scares me, and the way BB uses RB's certainly does not help Help? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=385933

Alright so I'm in a keeper league where we keep 3 veterans and 1 rookie. The veterans I'm planning on keeping are 1. QB Michael Vick 2. RB Jamaal Charles 3. WR Mike Wallace The dilemma I have is which rookie to keep. Please help with this cause my draft is tomorrow and I still haven't made up my mind!!!!! *WR-Danario Alexander (STL) *WR-Jacoby Ford (OAK) *WR-Brandon LaFell (CAR) *RB-Anthony Dixon (SF) *RB-James Starks (GB) *TE-Jermaine Gresham (Cincy) *TE-Rob Gronkowski (NE) I'm stuck between Gronk, Starks, and Ford (leaning towards Ford actually). What do you guys think? The lineup is normal except 3 WR's and no flex. Also not PPR.

Not too familiar with this setup but I think you should do the trade. Mendenhall will be relied on heavily and Fitz will give your WR core some legitimacy

No question I would go Jamaal Charles here. Thanks for answering mine

Definitely the three backs previously mentioned. They give you the best value because, as the other guys are great talents, they will not fill out your team like these guys help? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=365924

This is a 12-team non-PPR keeper league in which we need to keep any 3 guys and one rookie (rookies are bolded). We play 2 RB's and 3 WR's so wide receivers really do become thin in the draft. I have an idea of who I want to take, but it's very up in the air. I could really use some help here and I will surely help out with yours if you leave a link, thanks. Miles Austin (Dal - WR) Ronnie Brown (Mia - RB) Brent Celek (Phi - TE) Jamaal Charles (KC - RB) Marques Colston (NO - WR) Jermichael Finley (GB - TE) Justin Forsett (Sea - RB) Brian Hartline (Mia - WR) Steven Jackson (StL - RB) Brandon Marshall (Mia - WR) Robert Meachem (NO - WR) Louis Murphy (Oak - WR) Tony Romo (Dal - QB) Mike Thomas (Jac - WR) Mike Wallace (Pit - WR) Brian Westbrook (Phi - RB) What do you think?

What about Justin Forsett over Steven Jackson? Jackson's got the flu and is questionable. Also the Texans might just challenge the passing game by stacking the box against Jackson. Meanwhile Forsett is facing a terrible Bucs' defense and they may grab a lead which means more running

No doubt in my mind I would go with Marion Barber. Portis has an injury history which scares me and with all of Washington's weapons at WR, I assume they will be passing a bit more. Barber is finally the featured back in the offense and I expect him to explode onto the scene this year with close to 20 rushing touchdowns. I say Barber all the way

In all honesty, that's a pretty disgusting lineup. Disgusting as in awesome. You really made very good trades and now you have quality at RB (Portis is a #1, MJD is more than good enough at #2, Turner is a starter, and Ricky has been impressing down in Miami and will be the starter), and now quality at WR with AJ who could be the best WR this season if he avoids the injury bug, Colston who is poised for a fantastic season, and Berrian who will be Jackson's go to guy. The only question I have with your team is your weakness at QB. I think you might lose some games because of weak QB play http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=317220

If everything pans out that way, I picked the same player on every single one. The only question I had was where you took Witten...I'm thinking maybe grab an upper echelon receiver there and take a TE later that's more than capable of winning some games (i.e. Vernon Davis). Other than that, I think it looks good http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=317220