GlennG31

Hmm...good point there. I hadn't thought of that. Thanks for the advice!

Go with Thielen and Boyd. Good luck!

I'd go with Kupp, McLaurin, and Boyd in a coin-flip over Fuller. Hopkins is due for a huge game, and I think it happens in this one. Fuller may have a decent game, but not as good as Boyd. Good luck!

Hey, guys. I'm in a 0.5-point PPR league. My RB's are Dalvin Cook, Chris Carson, James White, Royce Freeman, and Alexander Mattison (picked up as a handcuff for Cook). Someone just dropped Devin Singletary. Is Singletary worth it to try to pick up (dropping Mattison)? Does he eventually take over as the lead RB for Buffalo? Or is Mattison too valuable a handcuff for Cook to drop for Singletary? Thoughts?

It's funny. In my brother's work league, he has Gordon. But he played against a team that has Decker and Jeffery. Doh!

Nobody likes the Jets at home vs. Miami?

I like what I've seen from Ladarius Green, too. 4 catches for 81 yards this past Sunday, and a couple of them were pretty nice grabs. Like you said, if Gates gets injured, this guy is going to be money. I'm definitely keeping him in mind for next season's draft. I may just take a flier on him with one of my last picks as a lottery ticket TE.

The St. Louis D is on the waiver wire in my league. Do you guys think they're a better bet next week going against Chicago than Baltimore playing the Jets? It's the Jets...on the road. Geno Smith was a turnover machine against Buffalo, and I'm thinking it'll be more of the same against the Ravens. But you guys have put up a very compelling argument for St. Louis. What say ye?

Better RB to have for the rest of the season: Shane Vereen or Dennis Johnson? I snagged Vereen off waivers a couple weeks ago to use next week. But Johnson is available right now, and he'll be the lead back if Tate's ribs limit him. Whereas Vereen won't be the lead guy in NE's offense.

As I mentioned in my earlier post, the owners of Gordon and Blackmon apparently couldn't wait out their suspensions and dropped them for other performing WR's that were on waivers. I just happened to be lucky enough to scoop them up.

I'm in a 14-team PPR league, and I haven't had the services of Steven Jackson (2nd round pick) and Roddy White (3rd round pick) for most of the season. Dwayne Bowe (4th round pick) hasn't done much this season. Yet I'm 3-2 right now. So yeah, my team is still winning. Of course, I've caught some breaks along the way...I was able to pick up Josh Gordon after Week 2 after he got dropped by his impatient owner, and he blew up Week 3. I picked up Justin Blackmon 2 weeks ago after another impatient owner dropped him, and he killed it last weekend. I also drafted Jamaal Charles (1st round), Matt Stafford (5th round), Giovani Bernard (6th round), and Jordan Cameron (9th round), who all have helped me greatly along the way. All this is to say that just because you lose your 2nd round pick, it's not necessarily the end of your fantasy season. Assuming you drafted the rest of your team decently and made a few good waiver/FA pick-ups, then all isn't lost. If you have decent depth at other positions, you could always pull off a trade to help your team. And you never know what lucky breaks you might catch playing head-to-head (i.e., Michael Vick pulling his hamstring the week you're playing against him).

Well, this week, I'm starting Matt Stafford and Chicago's defense. So we'll see how that goes.

Same here. I drafted Floyd thinking that he'd be a good sleeper WR pick near the end of the draft, and he'd pick up where he left off at the end of last season. But, I dropped him and picked up Justin Blackmon, who was dropped a couple of weeks ago by an impatient owner. With Floyd, I think we've seen pretty much what he's gonna be bringing to the fantasy table this season. One good game that'll get your hopes up, followed by 2 or 3 games of 4 catches for 50 yards. Rinse, repeat. Not his fault, though. Arizona's offensive line hasn't been that great, and Palmer's been sucking.

Yeah, I usually hold tight for the first couple of weeks. But I do keep an eye out on who gets dropped in my league. If someone bails on a good player prematurely, then I'll jump all over it.

I think Hartline may get picked up in more than a few leagues.