Buffettguy77

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I drafted Jones as a rookie in my keeper league and held on to him up until this year. The guy is a perpetual disappointment. He can't stay healthy for the whole season. He just isn't the type of player that can hold up. Some guys can't. Look at Fred Taylor. That's who I liken Jones to. A very talented back that when healthy can do a lot of good things. But he will be a continual frustration because of health. That's why I let him go. I've been burned too many times to believe it until I see it from him. Good luck to anyone who owns him. I'm steering clear probably for the duration of his career.

No way I trade both for Housh. He's a great #2 WR, but Young is the heir apparent to a system that produces 1000 yard backs like you can find them every day. Jordan has been a great producer this year so far and is finally showing why he was so coveted as a runner on the free agent market. Offer one and a lesser WR for Housh. Don't kill your depth.

Start Hasselback with confidence. Arizona threw on Pittsburg last week and honestly, Miami is giving up yards on the ground more then anything right now. Shaub probably won't have AJ this week and no Ahman either. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=293870

As a Tampa fan, I can tell you that Ike Hilliard is really coming on this year since he's been given the opportunity to be the #2 receiver there. With Galloway attracting all of the attention, Hilliard is slipping deep on a lot of routes and Garcia is looking for him. I own Furrey and have been thoroughly disappointed. Between Roy, Calving before he got hurt, and the surprising emergence of McDonald, Furrey is getting some receptions, but he hasn't gotten much by way of yardage or TDs. I like Hilliard a lot, especially after a nice performance last week. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=293870

This one's easy...go with Evans. Don't believe in an Atlanta player after one week. Evans is being targeted and leaned on a lot by Edwards and the Bills will be down early to the Cowboys, leaving them to throw all night long whether they want to or not. Evans is the play. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=293870

Interesting trade scenario. I'm in complete agreement that Henry, at this point, is a throw in. Westbrook is an absolute stud when he's healthy. The question is, will he ever be a durable enough back to last a full season or not miss time. And, as a McNabb owner, I can tell you that line is in bad shape. It pained me to see McNabb on his arse so many times last week. If you believe Westbrook can be healthy and that line can get solid again, I do that trade in a heartbeat because Bowe is really opening some things up for Gonzo with his emergence. Smith for Gates in a straight up trade (with Henry as a throw in) is a tougher one. You're going from stud TE to stud receiver. Who else do you have at WR? Is SS really that big of an upgrade? And a little more on that...you really outperform your opponent each week with Gates vs. their TE. SS is great, but did you see the meltdown on the sideline last week because they wouldn't/couldn't get him the ball? I don't know. I like trade #1 better. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=293870

You have to start Alexander. Even Edge found some gaps last week and SA is a superior back at this point in his career, at least IMO. I think that Morris is being used primarily because Maroney isn't 100% healthy and while he's put up some good numbers, New England does most of their damage through the air. Good luck. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=293870

Came into the season very optimistic...10th year of my keeper league and after starting 0-2, I've managed to scrap back to 2-2. I'm still not real comfortable with my team. Should I sit tight with this team or try to make a move. Performance scoring, 1 QB, 2RB, 3WR/TE, 1K, 1pt per reception. QB - McNabb, Cutler RB - MJD, R. Bush, E. Graham, B. Leonard, M. Turner WR - Fitzgerald, Evans, Jennings, Bowe, Furrey K - Kaeding

I would go with Dunn....Chicago is so stingy...

KC Green and Jones Brown

Performance scoring, 1 pt per rec league. I need this one to get in. Tough choices all the way across especially with McNabb out. HELP! Start 1 QB, 2RB, 3WR QB - Cutler, Garrard RB - Tiki, K. Jones, Jones-Drew, Bush, Norwood WR - Glenn, Fitzgerald, Jennings, Cotchery

No offense, but is there a reason you're really after Jackson? Is it CJ that you're worried about? I like your team just the way it is. I'm not really sure why you're tinkering with it. I'm sure you're at or near the top of your league. I would stay put but if you must have Jackson, go Boldin for Jackson straight up and see what happens. Good luck! http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=241987

As much as it pains me, Moss is the better play. The Jags D is sick and Moss should have plenty of opportunities to beat smaller corners all day. Good luck! http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=241987

No way....Mike Vick is an exciting player but I'm still not sold he's a solid fantasy QB. He runs an awful lot. He's going to get blown up on a play sometime this year and he's always injured at some point each season. Keep McGahee....he's going to be even better now that the passing game and Losman are starting to get better. Stick with what you've got. Kitna is starting to come around too. Good luck! http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=241987