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Rush Yards: 87 Rec Yards: 12 TD: 1 (rushing)

MoMo and probably RBrown. Furrey could be a sleeper though. Brown has put up better numbers this year so I'd stick with him.

McNair, they'll score often in that game. Giants could have trouble. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=252518

Gore and Taylor (if playing). Gore's a stud and Chester should get it done against the Pack. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=252518

Need to pick two of these guys. TD=6 pts 50 yds=2 pts Gore vs Lions J. Lewis vs. Titans F. Taylor vs Texans Leave a link.

Looks pretty good for a 12 team. If you could figure out a way to trade for a bigger name WR I would say do it. Might be tough because although your RBs are good there isn't a lot of depth since you have both Bell's. If you could pair them together for a better WR (Boldin/Evans or something similar) and decent bench RB it might be worth it.

With it being a yardage and ppr league I think Tiki is still a safe pick. He's proven and he shouldn't get banged up too much with Jacobs getting the short yardage carries. Unfortunately, most of those short yardage carries will be near the endzone. How many pts for passing TD's?? Might want to consider Peyton if you get 6 per TD. Only reason is because there are so many question marks surrounding these RBs while Manning will be consistent as ever and has a very easy schedule against the pass. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=227918

I agree, I think Watson is in for a big year. NE will be able to move the ball against the Bills and hopefully Brady will look to Watson first.

Wali by far.

I'm thinking the Bills will be behind in this one and will need to be throwing the ball. Evans is the #1 WR and it looks like Brown is going to be sharing carries. Although against the Jets he still could have a big day. Evans is the more reliable choice but Brown has more upside. IMO. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=227918

10 teams and yes I can drop a WR......we can have as many players as we want at each position. Start 2 WR and 2 RB. There are quite a few teams that are very thin at RB so trying to work out a trade seems to be a smart move.

Does your league subtract points for int's?? If so it might be closer but I'd still go with Brooks. I think he's struggled a bit in the pre-season because he's getting used to the system. Once he figures it out he has a lot of weapons around him to use. Kitna could be good in Martz's system but there's just too much risk there......it is the Lions.

Droughns - not big on him at all but he has a great match-up against NO. Jones (again, normally wouldn't put him here but gotta love the match-up) Brown (other than Portis he's the best back on here but facing a tough run D) Parker (should be in for a big year) Lundy Taylor Foster Portis (always start when healthy........hope he comes back soon since I have him as well.)

That would be tough to do considering the talent you already have at WR but more importantly how little depth you have at RB. If Dillon goes down you will only have 1 starting RB. R. Williams could be huge but until proven it's difficult to take that chance. I would say no trade on this one. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=227918

Yikes........looks like you could use a little WR help. If you're deep at RB maybe try getting a decent trade otherwise you could be in trouble (unless of course A. Johnson finally lives up to his hype.) As for choosing two: You almost have to go with A. Johnson just because of his potential and then I would go with Randle El for your last spot. Wouldn't want to have two Texan receivers in my starting lineup. Unfortunately, Moulds could realistically outperform these two but for the first week I think you have to see how he'll fit into the system. any ideas on this: http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=227918