CincinnatiDan

Bobby, what are these hardcore FF forums you speak of?

Some of you are acting like women. NO ONE FOCKING KNOWS!!! We get a glimpse in week 12. A better understanding in week 13. Good luck guessing.

Kendall Wright looks good today. Only thing I regret more than dropping Wright in favor of Hunter was having both on my squad in the first place. Hunter is a POS when he's supposed to be the 2nd coming of Josh Gordon. Oh the woes of a 14 team league. Have to deal with scrubs like these.

You hold the key to this decision. What does your gut say? Doug Martin - tough matchup against BAL but will get touches. Ronnie Hillman - tough run DEF against NYJ but Oliver lit them up as a similar back last week. Jeremy Hill - May get 7-10 touches as Bengals focus on ground game with AJ Green out Antone Smith - always scores a TD but only 3-5 touches. James Jones - will get targets but will have Flowers on him and OAK may not score a point. Decker - gets top targets and motivated against DEN when active but hammy still an issue Davonte Adams - lots of talent and Rodgers looking his way more as #3 option but only 1 catch last week.

This guy was hyped big time in the preseason and hasn't done much yet. The quarterback situation is looking ugly at least for the short term. Think he will break out? The FFToday.com Stats page states he has 21 targets through 3 weeks and Kendall Wright has 21 targets. I read somewhere else that Hunter has more redzone targets than most anyone in the league.

Whatever you do, don't play Niles Paul.

So...no one really knows but half of you are acting like you know.

I traded Brady + Asiata to get Andrew Luck. My league scores 1 point per completion and 6pt TDs, so having a top QB is critical to winning. I was fine at RB with Forte, Joique Bell, Doug Martin, Jeremy Hill. 14-team league, so having depth is difficult.

That 5+ catch stat for RBs versus the Giants sealed it for me. That pretty much puts his floor at like 7pts whereas Witten's floor would be 3-5 points based on this year (and especially recent games). Plus, Julius and Woodhead are who got me here in those spots. Thanks dude!

Hey all, I'm curious what you've all seen in situations like this. Say a RBBC situation is playing against a stout rush defense, would the pass-catching RB typically have a good game due to game plan changes if the "move the chains" RB gets shut down in the first 1-2 quarters? Examples: Pierre Thomas & Sproles vs. Carolina rush DEF tonight Ryan Mathews and Woodhead vs. Giants rush DEF today

I like Giovani and Kendall Wright. Giovani against Indy in a snowy/wet game is a better bet than Fred Jackson against a tough Bucs D in good weather IMO. Help me? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=429375&hl=woodhead. Kendall Wright has a GREAT matchup against Denver (gives up huge points against opposing passing games) in a game where FitzMagic should be passing a lot.

I think Rivers could have a nice game here since he's playing at home and Giants are going to make Ryan Mathews a nonfactor in this game. Help me? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=429375&hl=woodhead

Weather is looking awful for the Ravens game and I like Romo to have a big game in primetime on Monday night against the Bears on the road with lots of time to prepare. I'm starting Dez Bryant with confidence in that game and on the fence of putting Witten in at my Flex since I have Orange Julius starting at TE. Help me? http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=429375&hl=woodhead

Hey fellas, first week of the playoffs and I've got tough matchups. Right now I'm trying to pick my TE and Flex spot from 3 players in a PPR league: Danny Woodhead Julius Thomas Jason Witten Need to pick two. Witten and Thomas have the better matchups, but things I'm fretting over: Giants haven't given up a 100yd rusher to a RB more than once this season. Could this be a good thing for Woodhead in a PPR league (more catches if Mathews struggles)? Witten is playing in a primetime game against a Bears Defense that is giving up a lot of points. Could be a shootout too. But, has been very inconsistent all year. I also have Dez Bryant. Could the cold weather in Denver cause some stiffness in Julius's knee even though he's apparently 100%? Also, if Peyton struggles, how many TDs will there to be go around? I also have Demaryius Thomas. Rest of my team: QB: Drew Brees RB1: Jamaal Charles RB2: Giovani Bernard WR1: Dez Bryant WR2: Demaryius Thomas TE: ? Flex: ? D/ST: Cincinnati Bengals Leave a link and I will give you my opinion in return! Thanks.

Hey folks, I'm in a very competitive 14-team PPR league and just lost Sproles, my #2 RB. The waiver wire is wiped clean, except for Cedric Peerman. So, I have to choose between Forsett, Cadet or David Wilson. We get 1 point for every 20 return yards, so I have to consider that along with offensive playing time. Right now, I'm ranking these in the following order, but would greatly appreciate some opinions! Justin Forsett - incredible matchup but probably only getting @ 10 total touches Travaris Cadet - big unknown besides preseason but could be the waiver wire darling of week 10 if he returns kicks + gets 5-10 touches on offense. David Wilson - likely only to return kicks this game, as I don't see the Giants blowing out the Steelers and going to their #3 RB in garbage time Cedric Peerman - could be active 2nd half and catching a lot of passes if Peyton gets the Broncos up early, however Brian Leonard should be getting most of that action. Last note. I need to play to win. I have some bad matchups, and my opponent has some great matchups. In 1st place, but likely to fall if I lose. Travaris Cadet seems like the "play to win play" as he could be much more active than Forsett (who seems delegated to 5-10 touches since Foster gets used so much from start to finish).