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In a league where I only need to start one RB.... Went 0 RB theory and have crap RBs in a 17 man roster other than hope for Arian Foster... Maybe Blount. Obviously my outdated tag means I am a Rams fan. Thinking about picking up Cunningham in a .05 ppr and starting over Alfred Blue for the fun homer factor. Not as scared of Seattle's run D as others are. TDs are harder to come by but I think Bennie is a safe bet for 60 yards and a couple receptions with some upside past that. More worried about who to drop... Probably would be Matt Jones or David Johnson who both passed the eye test for me. My other RB is Reggie Bush. All certainly have higher ceilings than Bennie but for some reason I just like him. I won't do it.... But I want to

So what you are saying is if I am facing Marshall owner this week and I am choosing between Cutler and Romo... I should never bench Stephen Davis?

Tolbert has scored a TD in 4 straight games. Anyone in starting him in a pinch? I think he's a viable bye week fill-in (I mean he should never be benched)... especially in ppr leagues.

Not being able to slide is Hoyers fault, not the NFLs. Some coaches actually have drills for it. I remember seeing a piece where they brought out a slip n slide in camp... The players all had a hoot with it.

Classic late game vs early game backups issue for me. Anyone know if he is going to play this afternoon?

I think they are that good. Reminds me if the Niners and when Harbough took over. Had talent but needed better coaching and QB stability and was in a division where there's room to win. They'll make the playoffs

Bradford is a timing QB that gets the ball out well in short to intermediate routes. If something disrupts that timing... He can be off. So that puts the onus on two things going right for Rams players to have good games. I think it will either be Austin in the slot or Cook having good games... With a couple goose eggs by the whole lot of them.

After last night's performance, I think the Pats should renege their line-up

I can't give this the OP any credibility until he states what tools Ryan is missing. Game managing, accuracy, release, arm strength and intangibles are all things that I feel Ryan possesses. Mobility is nice, but far down the list. Just ask the best in the business aside from Rodgers how important mobility is. All Ryan did last year was pass for 400 yards in the conference championship game last year against the best defense in the league, and take a huge lead only to see his defense totally blow it.

I will take the previous play is under review over blown calls left and right all day That being said... I don't know why the NFL just doesn't go to a replay official up in the booth to overturn a call. I believe on the field officials can be swayed by home crowds where a nameless faceless guy behind tinted glass can be more impartial.

I think people are being a little too hard on Calvin for that first TD. This was not like the other issue... he had two hands on the ball and simply lost control / dropped it when it hit the ground. He was trying to score... and he probably wouldn't have otherwise. That being said... catching the ball is always the priority and if I was a Lions fan I'd be more mad about that. As a fantasy fan... it was a drop, plain and simple. Had he not reached out and score and caught the ball, then there probably would not have been a TD... so either way it doesn't affect much. In fact i like him reaching out.

Glazer reported that he has yet to cut on it since he injured it in the 2nd preseason game. That means he hasn't been running routes in practice to me. I'm pulling him in my two leagues I own him in, in favor of Austin (Tavon in one league... Miles in another).

If you have a player you drafted in the first 6 or so rounds on the Saints or Falcons... Play all of them this weekend. There may be 100 points scored in the game

Officially it's your opponent who's coming from behind

How many weeks is your regular season? If its 13... Then definitely no go.