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I would agree that we need to see your roster. Do you have anything else at WR or do you really need Welker? What else does he have on his roster to sweeten the deal? Just initial thoughts I don’t see reason why you’d want to make that trade.

I'd go Hester here. We are starting to see Cutler hit him more and more as year goes on. Just not a big fan of Housch in Seattle for fact they actually have WR talent. Especially if this is PPR...Hester all way. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=356281

Agreed. for all the reasons. D-Jax no brainer and McNabb. Eagles are starting to put it together and Westy comes back to open up passing game more. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=356281

I think your chances are better with a garbage TD from Weaver. McGahee has fallen off the map since Ray Rice has started getting the ball. I think your chances are even better with Westy easing back into things. I'd throw out a chance on Weaver over Willis. Need some help: http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=356281

Those are tough matchups. But I would go Manning. Washington is playing some very tough secondary defense this year ranking #3 against the pass. I see the Giants getting back on track this week after an embarrassment in Philly and Eli will hit Smith and Nicks for TD. I'd go Eli. Thanks for posting on mine.

I guess I disagree with the previous posters. My 1st option to get in there is D. Bowe. I know he hasn't performed solid all year, but of late he is starting to make a run. they are coming off a bye week so they should be healed and prepared. Not to mention they are going against the 25th ranked pass defense in the NFL. I see Bowe big this week. I'd also start MSW as he's playing an even worse Pass defense on the other side. Need some help here: http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=356281

10 Team dynasty PPR scoring with start flex. My team has just aged too badly and it is time to rebuild. The team that has offered me his rookie picks is in middle of playoff run. There are 4 teams in the race and our division only allows 3. He probably has the weaker of the 4 teams, but after this trade he would improve his backfield. I give up: Addai Westbrook Brandon Marshall FOR G. Jennings J. Ringer 1st round rookie 2nd round rooke My roster: Player YTD Pts Bye Anderson, Derek CLE QB 23.1 9 Leftwich, Byron TBB QB 38.3 8 Orlovsky, Dan HOU QB - 10 Quinn, Brady CLE QB 12.9 9 Rosenfels, Sage MIN QB - 9 Schaub, Matt HOU QB 164.8 10 Addai, Joseph IND RB 113.3 6 Brown, Chris HOU RB 25.3 10 Buckhalter, Correll DEN RB 70.4 7 Bush, Michael OAK RB 52.4 9 Maroney, Laurence NEP RB 48.1 8 Moreno, Knowshon DEN RB 71.4 7 Morris, Sammy NEP RB (O) 42.6 8 Scott, Bernard CIN RB (P) 8.6 8 Westbrook, Brian PHI RB (Q) 61.7 4 Berrian, Bernard MIN WR 74.9 9 Boldin, Anquan ARI WR (Q) 80.1 4 Bryant, Antonio TBB WR (Q) 50.9 8 Marshall, Brandon DEN WR 95.1 7 Robinson, Laurent STL WR (I) 35.7 9 Wade, Bobby KCC WR 54.9 8 Washington, Nate TEN WR 62.6 7 Williamson, Troy JAC WR (I) 4.4 7 Fasano, Anthony MIA TE 24.3 6 Miller, Heath PIT TE 99.3 8 Lindell, Rian BUF PK 54.0 9 Prater, Matt DEN PK 55.0 7 Falcons, Atlanta ATL Def 80.0 4 Patriots, New England NEP Def 97.0 8 Seahawks, Seattle SEA Def 74.0 7 His Roster Player YTD Pts Bye Leinart, Matt ARI QB 1.2 4 Manning, Peyton IND QB 155.6 6 Orton, Kyle DEN QB 108.1 7 Bradshaw, Ahmad NYG RB (P) 83.5 10 Faulk, Kevin NEP RB 50.1 8 Hillis, Peyton DEN RB 9.1 7 Jackson, Fred BUF RB 86.2 9 Jacobs, Brandon NYG RB 81.5 10 James, Edgerrin FA RB 17.4 - McClain, Le'Ron BAL RB (Q) 33.2 7 Parker, Willie PIT RB 33.0 8 Ringer, Javon TEN RB (Q) 4.7 7 Slaton, Steve HOU RB 114.6 10 Taylor, Fred NEP RB (O) 35.8 8 Barden, Ramses NYG WR 0.0 10 Clayton, Mark BAL WR 68.1 7 Driver, Donald GBP WR (P) 106.5 5 Edelman, Julian NEP WR (O) 40.3 8 Hester, Devin CHI WR (Q) 97.0 5 Jennings, Greg GBP WR 86.7 5 Robiskie, Brian CLE WR 3.3 9 Royal, Eddie DEN WR 35.8 7 Stuckey, Chansi CLE WR 31.1 9 Daniels, Owen HOU TE (I) 121.9 10 Heap, Todd BAL TE (Q) 67.0 7 Olsen, Greg CHI TE (P) 61.5 5 Feely, Jay NYJ PK 62.0 9 Stover, Matt IND PK 19.0 6 Buccaneers, Tampa Bay TBB Def 53.0 8 Ravens, Baltimore BAL Def 94.0 7 Thanks for help!

I agree, downgrading the sure starter in Denver is foolish. Heck the guy even held out for part of training camp and he still got the nod in first preseason goes. That tells me one of two things...that he displays all the tools they want as the starter or there is no other option at RB. I say this kid has the tools. As for the rest of the RB's, that is where it gets shaky. I have McCoy in front of Brown just because I see the Eagles in a better fit with more weapons to free things up. Wells at #3 just because Hightower had his chance last year to perform and he didn't. Wells injury is fluke that could have happened to any runner. Plus Wells is the larger back to get the goaline carries. Round out top 4 with D. Brown. Potential, but Addai is in front of him and I see Addai regaining his rookie and sophmore form...atleast close to those numbers.

This is how we run the playoffs in numerous 12 team leagues I'm in. Sure the divisions can be unfair, but it helps build rivalries and makes the head to head play a little more interesting. For the most part, I don't see a huge bias in the divisions. I'd recommend this style strongly.

I agree with you. I think he has gone through so much that the players almost have remorse for him and not the action any more. Sure if he only served 3 weeks in jail it might be different. But from what I have read and seen the players are pulling for him. Now don't get me wrong, I think his actions were terrible. But the league has forgotten about that now, and moved on to the player. I mean Goddell said it himself, that he hopes Vick is an example of a player that can turn this around. So he goes from the bad boy poster child image on the NFL, to the complete 180 charity case.

I think it would be very hard to sell Addai high considering the circumstances. He had season lows last season, Colts filled back up RB spot with "potential" starter, and then Donald Brown ran well against the vikings 2nd string boosting his ADP. Addai is a larger RB, and one would assume he will get the majority of goaline. If you look at Addai's TD's in his previous years the vast majority of them are within 5 yards. I think if they have the ball within 5 yards Brown will not be the back. Basically you'll see Jacobs/Ward situation this season. Brown may get some yardage, but the 1st/2nd/goaline back would be Addai. Keep in mind, those season lows last year was not just because of one player. It takes more than just a RB to have a running game. Answer to your question: You are far better off hanging on to Addai than trading him on low value. He does hold big upside IMO.

I have no doubts their offense will stink it up, just like it has in past years. But they always move the ball on the ground. They always have a running game and will establish it. Rushing Ranking: 2008 OAK - 10th DET - 30th 2007 OAK - 7th DET - 31st Last year they ranked 10th rushing the ball....detroit 30th. What did the Lions do to improve that rushing game...I don't think two rookies (QB and TE) are going to move that rushing attack into top 10. I didn't see any major changes in DET to tell me they will be able to run the ball effectively. Atleast not compared to OAK.

I'd second this one.

I thought Chucky did a great job last night. It is nice to have a coach in the booth that has knowledge of the game, and not just a PR guy that reads about the game. I did laugh when Gruden, but Jaws in his place when they first announce Michael Vick went to Philly. He said something like in Jaws’ whole career he rushed for 700 yards, but Vick did that in two games verse Tampa Bay.

Well McFadden really hasn't had a chance as he was a rookie last year and then was injured/saved most of the year. I see Fargus fading away this season and feeding the ball to McFadden more this year. I do agree the guy to worry about is Bush. I think McFadden and Bush will be the RBBC that Oakland uses the most.