Manifest Destiny

I personally am staying put on AJ as I think that after the bye week's rest he can come back to be his former self. To me he offers way more upside than Jennings and the gap between Ocho and Evens isn't great enough to make up for it. Mine: http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=373897

LT and Turner. I don't trust NE RB especially against BAL Britt and Garcon. Britt has been getting it done lately and several IND WR are always due to light it up on any given week.

I'd go with the following: WR Mike Wallace, Pit v. Cle - Potential deep threat with Big Ben's return WR Kenny Britt, Ten @ Jax - Favorable matchup for a guy starting due to injuries WR Eddie Royal, Den v. NYJ - This looks better if Revis is out The Bowe match up is great but he can't catch so that kind of kills his value plus I'd wait and see on Holmes.

Agreed.

I'd go Turner and Foster as they are not in RBBC.

Both have been poor up to this point but are poised to have good games. I'm leaning toward Crabtree as he has more after the catch ability and the new OC has seemingly helped his value. Knox, on the other hand, goes against the 2nd worst pass D at home with good weather. Thoughts?

I agree. If it were a redraft, I'd go with Brees this year as he has, on paper, an easier schedule. As it is a dynasty league, though, I'd go with Rodgers.

I remember week 5 and have ranted about Mangini ever since. That being said, I am still starting him over Ricky Williams and Beanie Wells. I like the fact that the game is at home and I have to believe that Mangini realizes that it is in his best interest to show his new boss that he has some common sense. I don't expect a repeat of last week but seeing as he can be a threat on the ground and through the air the potential for multiple scores is pretty significant.

Count me in as part of that 99%

That's about where I am too. I have Smith @ NYJ, Austin vs. OAK, and Cotchery vs. CAR as alternatives. None of those other match ups are particularity appealing...

I'd like to second the Andy Reid call. Westbrook is averaging 8.3 YPC...so just give him 6 rush attempts. Nicely done.

Of the two in bold, who has the most long term value? They are both available in my league (everyone only gets 3 waiver moves a year).

That is a tough one, but I'd go with Grant as he is the only one that is not in a timeshare.

Being a TD league, I'd stick with your first instinct of Garcon and Gates.

I would not change a thing.