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Dynasty - no contest for Martin. In redraft, gotta give the nod to Charles slightly over the other 2.

I do not agree at all with Maclin. Jackson has already been given the "Gadget player" role in the offense, and at Oregon Kelly never really had any great WR seasons during his 4 seasons there. I see WR20-25 as the best possible upside for Maclin, and that is pretty much Stevie's floor at this point.

I really like Mullmaniac's roster right now. Matt Ryan is a solid #1 QB, and Dalton/Schaub are both great #2 options. At RB, the duo of Ray Rice and Marshawn Lynch should both be top-10 options. Bush should be close as well. At WR, Colston, Andre/Steve Johnson, and Wayne should all have good seasons. Old, but solid. Kendall Wright, Jeffrey, and Stephen Hill provide young options for the future after the old guys are done. TE - Between Owens and Gresham he should have a top-10 TE starter. He should be one of the strongest teams this year, and has a great shot at winning it all, in my opinion.

In non-PPR, you have to go Ridley here. Even if Murray plays all 16 games by miracle, he would struggle to match Ridley's totals for the season. The way I see it, the upside for Ridley is around 1300-1400 Rushing yards, 10-15 TD, 10-20 catches, and 75-150 yards. For Murray, I see around the same yardage as his upside, but not nearly as many TDs. 3 TDs in the last 5 games in 2012 was nice, but I just don't see the consistent opportunities with Witten and Bryant commanding passes in the Red Zone. Sure, Ridley has Gronk to contend with, but not too many others to steal Red Zone looks.

But the fact is that he is not getting drafted relative to those numbers, either. In a dynasty startup earlier this offseason, I got him in the 8th round as WR33. His finishes the past 3 years? 2010: WR12, 2011: WR21, 2012: WR20. Drafting pretty much a guaranteed WR2 in his prime as the 33rd WR off the board screams value to me. Plus, 6 TDs is his low season since he became a starter in 2010. He had 10 that year and 7 in 2011. I don't see how 6 is his upside? In PPR leagues, he will be great once again.

Stafford = Stafford McCoy = McCoy Murray <<<< Johnson *I really like Johnson to bounce back this year for a top-10 season. I just have no love at all for Murray* Mathews < McFadden *Both are injury concerns, but I just feel that McFadden has a higher ceiling than Mathews (lower floor too, though) Cobb >> Bowe *Cobb is better than Bowe in PPR leagues, but not by as much as most people would think. I like Bowe to do well with Reid* T. Smith = Decker *Decker has done much better in the past, but Welker may take a few of his targets. I just don't know if Smith can take that next step* Finley << Davis *Both have had disapointing seasons the past couple of years. Davis has much less competition for targets than Finley* Britt = Alexander *Both have top-10 upside, but issues mar both of their outlooks. Injury concerns for both, and attitude concerns for Britt. Slightly more injury concerns for Alexander, so that makes them equal risks in my book*

Need a bunch of points from Marshall in a few leagues. Not too optimistic.

I own both, and can honestly say that I do 95% of my gaming on my xbox. The online experience is better, plus I would bet that the majority of their friends are also on Xbox Live over PSnation. Here is a hint - ask them what THEY want of the two, unless you want it to be a complete surprise. My parents got me a Sega Genesis over the Super Nintendo when I was in Middle-school, and we all know how THAT turned out.

Would that be Javon Kearse or Randy Moss? Kearse was "The Freak" long before Moss came into the name. Last I checked, Iverson had this one nailed down...who are you referring to?