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Hopkins vs BALT Hilton vs SF .5 ppr Who do you think makes a bigger impact today?

If he's a *free free agent then it's worth the chance. However, TRich did very little with that offense, is a 32 year old RB going to be able to make any impact?

This answers my question. WR3. That said, I think he breaks 1000 yards this season.

If he can stay on the field I believe he can be a solid WR2. The Cowboys should be in plenty of shootouts, he knows Tony and the offense, and he'll see single coverage all year thanks to Dez.

Where would you rank him? It seems most projections for Miles Austin are in the 65/900/5 range. Those numbers would put him in the WR3 group. With the Cowboys high powered offense and cream puff schedule could you see Miles beating those projections and landing closer to the low end WR2 category?

Thanks for the input. I love Chris Johnson behind his new offensive line.

Chris Johnson vs PITT or Sproles vs ATL I have a feeling this will be a shootout and Sproles could benefit from some garbage screen passes. Leauge is .5ppr 1pt/10 rush or receiving yards.

PPR is silly, Non-PPR is silly, .5 PPR is where it's at Lynch is a solid pick. People pass on him because his ceiling isn't very high, but he's as safe as it comes.

Sound logic. Put me in the crowd that believes Carson Palmer is a below average QB that plays in the most talented division in the NFL.

Not worth his ADP IMO. I saw him destroy fantasy teams last season. His numbers will improve, but enough to be drafted as a top 6 WR??

It doesn't matter if Hilton is their 1,2 or 3, he never was going to be a high volume WR . He'll likely have a lot of games with 3-6 catches (55-70 catches total) It's what he does with those touches that is making fantasy owners drool. He could have 55 catches and still have over 1000 yards receiving. In my opinion he is the Desean Jackson of the AFC, possibly even better. Low end WR2 with high end WR2 potential. Expect to see games of 5-140-2, and also of 2-30-0

No

If your draft was this Friday, would Charles drop on your board?

In the final 5 games of 2011 Roy Helu averaged 112 total yards per game, including week 17 when he only got 4 carries. At the end of 2011 he was the clear cut starter for 2012, then he got injured. Morris took full advantage.

.5 PPR is also my favorite scoring system. Non ppr values RBs too highly and PPR gives dink and donk possesion WRs too much value. It's a little ironic that in the NFL RBs aren't valuable at all, but in fantasy their gold.