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Do RBs and WRs get the same pts per yard? Do you have PPR or PPC?

I have Larry Fitz, A Johnson, and (gasp!) Dion Branch starting for me at wideout. Now I need a flex player... Patrick Crayton (DAL) @ MIA or Kevin Curtis (PHI) vs WAS Its a PPR league. Anyone have any advice and reasons why? Thanks!!

This is his game log for 06. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/7858/g....uLYF?year=2006 I would let him sit and see what he does next week until thinking about picking him up.

How can anyone answer that question if we don't know who you currently have?

Same. Crayton hasn't done anything yet so I guess thats good.

Mason. And try to trade away Deuce + Moulds for a better receiver!

I gotta go with Holmes and Jackson. Both starting all will get a lot of points for you! http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=285459

+1 This man speaks the truth! http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=285459

I have to say go with TJ. He has lit up the Ravens in both games last year. And I have to echo what Skittles said... WHO ARE YOUR OTHER STARTING WIDEOUTS?

I'd only talk you out of it if I am playing against you. Start Jackson.

Go with it!

I say Jordon. He is the only one that won't share carries. Also for most teams, those without a strong passing game will have a hard time running it as the opposing D will anticipate it. But considering that the Lions D is a bag of poo, this won't be a problem. Start Lamont and he'll do you good.

This is a tough matchup. And I've been thinking about it and playing a lot of devils advocate. 1) Moss is the better player. Period. 2) But the Jets D is better than Cici. 3) Clayton is the only reliable passing threat in Baltimore so they will have to pass to him. 4) But Brady is a much better QB. 5) Clayton will do better because the Ravens will have to pass a whole lot to play catchup with the B angels. 6) There are so many threats on the Patriots, they will spread it around so much that Moss might get a few catches, but they'll throw the TDs to someone that won't be double covered. Theres a lot to think about this matchup as the players, teams, and opponents they are facing couldn't be any different for each other. In the end I think you have to go with Moss. He wants to prove himself and he is the best player. If you have to get burned, its better to start him and see the young Clayton to good, than to start Clayton and smack yourself when Moss gets 100yds and a 6-pack. Good luck!

Eli. 1) Kitna is better at home (about 9 QB rating points better at home than the road) 2) Oakland had the #1 pass D in the league last year. 3) Detriot and Kitna in general were very cold starting off (0-5 I believe) 4) Add the fact that their #1 RB is banged up, this will FORCE them to pass. I would only start Kitna if your league didn't deduct for INTs. Other than that, go with Eli against the 'boys. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=285459