A basic Who Do I Start question

[webbah 0]

This is a 1 PPR league

 

Pick 1:

 

Roy Williams vs. NYG

Cotchery vs. NE

Bowe vs. Oak

Lee Evans vs. TB

 

I'm leaning towards Roy Williams.

 

And my running backs.....pick 1

 

Kevin Smith

Ray Rice

Thomas Jones

Slaton

 

I current have Smith starting with Rice in my flex position. Any other suggestions for my flex?

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

[IndyFan 2]

I agree with Roy but I would sub Jones for K Smith - Minny is tough on the run

 

 

http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=350746

[rippermd 0]

Roy for sure

Jones on the other one

 

http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=350747

[BigMilk 40]

No doubt Roy.

 

I'd love to say Slaton with confidence, but I hate the little jerk right now. But you should keep him as a RB or your flex with Rice at the other spot.

 

Thanks for mine.

[rgn22 1]

I know Evans is behind TO now, but listen carefully... I live in Tampa, I'm a Bucs fan, and the Bucs secondary is an absolute disaster. Last week Williams had a good day against the Bucs, but Crayton had an even better day. Any WR against the Bucs will probably score big. No guarantees, but I am telling you, the secondary is atrocious.

 

Not sure why so many would absolutely go with Roy Williams against a tough Giants Defense. Williams is probably the safer pick I guess, but Evans could have a huge day against a very bad Bucs secondary. Ronde Barber is a shell of his former self, and the safeties are flat out terrible. Aqib Talib (a good cover corner) will probably cover TO, leaving Barber on Evans.

[#1LionFan 0]

Roy as the safer, but this is a perfect lee evans game. look what dallas did to TB last week on the big plays. Just saying. And at RB, that is tough. I actually go with slaton in a bounce back win. If not him, I go ray rice. thanks for mine!

[rgn22 1]

What did I say? I TOLD you Evans would be a good choice. First Buffalo drive, Evans gets a long TD.

 

Sucks for me as a Bucs fan, but their secondary is crap.