ElectricBoogaloo

If you want to deal him you are best packaging him with another player and trying to significantly upgrade... However, I wouldn't be so quick to deal him. He's 6th in RB scoring, has scored in 3 straight, is the red-zone and pass catching back for one of the hottest offenses in the league. Plus, Indy's defense is garbage which will lead to some shootouts. When the game is close or they are behind, he will rack up catches. When they are up, he gets some carries and the play action love around the goal line. I like that Trent takes some of the load to keep him fresh. He looks like a man on a mission. He's averaging 6.0 yards per carry. Trading him might be like handing someone else the trophy as he's probably your flex or RB2 at this point and he's producing like a RB1.

I'm stoked about him. He's playing some mediocre ball at times and still putting up numbers. If he starts to connect on some of those overthrows he could be top 3 for QB scoring. Plus his schedule is nice. Lots of shootouts on the horizon.

Bell is smooth...Great hands. Makes a shake and then goes north south. Looks so much lighter than last yr. Quick in space, but not fast. A great pickup in fantasy this yr. Was worried about the Blount situation and held him as insurance to Bell in my dynasty league..

Maclin is getting the targets. Eventually the catches and TDs will follow. Foles has been inaccurate thus far, but Maclin's still producing...

I like Cam. I think CAR exposes PIT badly Sunday night and Cam is best at prime time under the lights. Expect some razzle dazzle. Even with the ribankle he will do some running... I feel like Denver is heading into a hornet's nest. SEA after a loss will be scary at home. The fans will be deafeningly loud. The organization still has a slight that some people say the championship was fluky or they got all the breaks. There will be some motivational tactics in play here. Expect some ball control offense and plenty of Percy Harvin for Seattle. Peyton will be making that face on the sideline watching the time slip away in between smelling Avril and Bennett's breath every time he drops back. Plus you got Bell/Hillman picking up the blitz in that noise. Temper your expectations...

I guess it depends on how high you want your ceiling to be. I like Hunter to pop soon. He could drop 5/115 2ds. Or you get 1 catch for 15 yards. If you want a good floor then Rudolph is your man. Ryan brings the blitz and Cassel will be getting it out of there to a hurry with check downs to backs and TE plus the screen game.

Roll with West. Brown will give way to Woodhead and the passing game. CLE is fired up and will play with some passion at home, especially vs the Ravens. The pregame speach alone about moving the team is good for a 25 yard run...

PPR league. 2 backs, 2 wr's, 1 TE, 1 flex. I need a 2nd back between Ellington, Spiller, and Bradshaw. I'm thinking Spiller, but Bradshaw has been hot. Spiller at home vs Chargers coming cross country and playing at 1pm seems ripe for a few long runs. Bills are playing with some passion right now and SD is coming off an emotional rough game with SEA. I think Indy is going to only use Bradshaw when the game is in question. Then I see lots of carries for T-Rich to watch him run into his tackles and run the clock down 2.8 yards at a time. But, Bradshaw could easily drop a TD, five catches, and 50 yards on the ground. I'm staying away from all Cardinals for now. I love Ellington, but Stanton is going down vs SF. They will break him and stifle that offense. So..what say you?

Green Bay is a great team. Wilson is amazing. He will get a yellow jacket someday. I had that realization watching him against the Saints last yr on MNF. 17-1 at home. 25 wins out of 33 games played. When teams load up to stop Lynch he will make them pay. I really wanted him as my QB2 but somebody snagged him. Figure this, he's been top 10 both years despite throwing the least in the league. Nowhere to go but up and that is pretty scary if you really think about it...

This post is a total contradiction. So the linebackers are the same and ready to struggle mightily, but the run D will be much better. I get that you think the line is more solid, but the Bills will get to the 2nd level in this game. Buffalo knows they can do one thing and that is run it. They will chew up yards on the ground and make this a good game until the Bears offense lights up the scoreboard and EJ is forced to show his mediocrity. I say Spiller puts up numbers this week. Then follows it up with his typical 5 pt clunker next week just to frustrate owners.

Locker will put it up there for him. He's got a cannon of an arm. If his accuracy improves, he could be a killer qb. He tends to lock on one guy and he's not afraid to go deep. Hunter will get his opportunities. It's more a matter of if the Titans can sport any type of a run game.

Any chance this is a smokescreen? This sort of came out of nowhere and there has been little actual medical reporting. He's had a history of a foot issue dating back a long time ago. I know that is unlikely, but the story doesn't totally add up...

Dude it's gonna be the Anthony Fasano show! It would take some big cajones to start Kelse this week. He's a stash for now...

Interesting to hear the SF fans chanting Seahawks Suck after the game. Totally preoccupied with the Seattle beat-down after taking down the Rams on the road.

Just like the ride was supposed to end this week. If you keep saying it enough you might eventually be right.. What is that...3 straight playoff wins over the Redskins? Ouch...