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Shoelace (anyone vs Saints D) and Hightower are your best bet. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=452112

I'm starting williams over Ivory. Better chance that he'll break a big gain.

Gotta go w Diggs

AJ Green is playing but has a hurt back against the elite Broncos Defense. The Bengels aren't really playing for much in this game either. Do I start him anyways? My other options are Wheaton, Green-Beckam, or T. Austin.

My friend has Ivory & Moncrief and wants to trade me for D. Murray & R. Matthews (his backup). Is this a good trade for me?

I am considering dropping S. Rice for either Mike Williams, G. Little, or Baldwin. Are any of these worth the move? Here is my starting lineup this week: QB Romo RB P. Hillis RB Pierre Thomas WR R. White WR V. Cruz WR/TE Fred Davis TE G. Olson K Kasay DEF Lions BEN Chris Johnson bye BEN C. Wells bye BEN S. Rice bye BEN M. Hasselbeck bye BEN Battle bye BEN B. Marshall (on Revis island)

I picked up Titus Young off the waivers yesterday to sit on my bench because my WR depth is pretty weak. I figured he'd be a decent one week WR 3 option. My understanding is that he isn't a consistent play. I was offered a trade for Michael Crabtree in exchange for Titus Young today. Why even offer this trade. It seems superfluous to me but am I missing something? Is Titus Young a really good pickup? Just to be clear, I am not asking if I should make the trade. I am only asking if Titus Young is expected to be a valuable WR fantasy wise. I haven't read that but I might be missing something.

I'd definitely start him if you don't have a top 5 QB. Hasselbeck actually has more points in my standard scoring league than Tony Romo but Romo is considered a must start QB. Roll with the Hass until he stops producing.

I am battling with dropping Fred Davis for Jared Cook. Davis has been the better TE up to this past week but I think fighting with Cooley all year for targets might make Cook the better TE the rest of the year. What does everyone else think?

Orton has gotten me this far and is playing a suspect Rams defense. Vick is a monster but is playing Chicago defense that doesn't give up passing TD's and is 2nd against the run. Right now I'm going with Orton. Wrong? Also, I know Houston is the worst pass defense in NFL but I'm hesitant to play Nate Washington over James Jones because of Tennessee's QB situation. Overthinking this?

I have put myself in a situation that I hate. I have Orton and Vick as options for starting QB. I rode Orton all the way up to Week 11 then I picked up Vick in a trade. I was only going to use him against the Redskins but he freaking went off. This week illustrates my problem, Vick against a Chicago defense that doesn't give up passing TD's and is 2nd against the run or Orton against the Rams. I'm seriously considering just playing Orton and leaving him in. Am I way off? Anyone else have this problem and just stick with 1 lineup? p.s. Same situation with my 3rd WR. Nate Washington, James Jones, and Mike Thomas. Considering leaving Nate in from here on out

I have 1 WR spot to fill in a non PPR league. Do I start Johnson or Jones?

Pull the trigger on this one. You don't worry about keeping depth in the second half of the season. You want your prize horses running. Calvin Johnson has more potential than Wallace. Fantasy winners usually make the smart gamble. here is mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=375333

You gotta sit Colston on this one. Miles Austin has been under producing but he's always a HR threat. TO is putting up solid numbers (somehow), and Mike Williams is more reliable to get you 6-10 points than Colston. Here is my link http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=375333

Yep, gotta pull the trigger on this trade. PPR puts this in your favor. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=375333