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Hasselbeck, Fitz, and Moss. Palmer is still in limbo right now. Hasselbeck is going to have a solid year,not mind blowing, but solid enough to not hurt you

God i missed football Got a team drafted, let me know what you think. We start 1QB, 2WR, 2RB, 1TE, 1K, 1DST QB: Delhomme, Kitna RB: R. Johnson, Portis, Green, K. Jones WR: Fitzgerald, Ward, Kennison, K. Johnson TE: Witten, Winslow K: Janikowski DST: JAX Not a bad team, but what do you think? Any suggestions

i would take this trade. You are getting another top 10 RB and Probably a top 15 WR for a top 10 WR and a top 20 RB. You say you like your Backup RB, but 2 of the 3, are rookies, unproven, sharing time, and maybe not even starters. You have Holt, and two good rb is better than 2 good wr

Make this deal. There is no reason not to. Jackson is going to touch the ball 20+ times a game this year, and catch a few balls out of the backfield. parker is going to be good, but not as good as last year. He doesnt have the Bus tag behind anymore. Defenses will stack up on him, and with now human plow, Pitt will be forced to throw more. Delhomme is set for a career year with Smith and Keyshawn, and Hasselbeck gets alot of TD taken from him by Alexander. make the trade, and as the other guy said, then try to make a trade for an upgrade at WR

Wow, thats an interesting league?! Anyway, thats a tough one. I beleive that James will have a better year than jordan for a couple of reasons. #1 Arizona has an almost comparable passing game, if not for the QB. last year Larry Fitz and Anquan Boldin were the most productive WR tandem in the the league. And even if Warner goes down, Leinart steps in. Again, last year McCown stepped in and had some monsterous games for almost 400 yards. But only time will tell with the O-line #2 Oaklands Defense is horrible. Because of that, they find themselves in shootouts early and have to abandon the run, so that will cut Jordans carries down. Also, with brooks coming in, Jordan will leaned on more, but I dont think he will be that good. #3 PPR in this league, and james is was in the top 10 in recptions for RB last year, again different QB, but same Edge Take James, and i hope the rest of your draft goes well

Rudi, because as everyone else said, westbrook is to fragile. Rudi played the majority of last year with a cartilage tear in his knee and still had a pretty good year. And besides that, the eagles threw the ball 80% of the time last year, and westbrook didnt seem to be as great as everyone thought out of the backfield. One more thing, Correll Buckhalterhas been medically cleared, so if he can make it through preseason, westbrook might lose some time. IF though

Are you serious? Its a no brainer to take that deal and laugh all the way the league championship. The other thing i would do would be to trade some of those RB for more depth at WR

Lamont. Period.

The draft was a day ago, and there are people offering trades already. Here is the way my team breaks down Qb: Hasselbeck, Plummer Rb: James, Barber, Lewis, and Bush Wr: R. Moss, Ward, Walker, Kennison, Ma. Clayton Te: Miller, Lj Smith K: Rackers D:Baltimore The guy is offering me Fitzgerald & Ronnie Brown for Ward and Barber. Thoughts?

I wouldnt do it, its a keeper league. Bush has more upside in the long run than LT. Plus gates is probably the #1 target in SD. plus LT takes away alot of goal line chances. Stick with what you got. Thx for opinion on mine.

Between DeAngelo Williams and Laurence Maroney, which rookie has the most upside?The tandem of Bell and Anderson isnt going to cut for me this year, and I already have Lendale White and maroney on the team, so as you can tell my RB are in trouble. Williams is only a tackle away from stepping into the #1 spot, but Dillion in NE is slowing down and Maroney will get his there. But which rookie has the most potential for consistent production?

LJ and Portis is one hell of a back field. Depending on your scoring system, you could have 400+ ffpts sitting right there. There are plenty of serviceable WR around when you have that kind of punch.

the real question is Brown worth a trade for Barber. I know Fitz and ward are pretty even, mayb a little more Fitz, but I am worried about my RB. Worried that Lewis is still in a funk, that Bush will be productive enough and that James has a swiss cheese Line to run behind.

On my team already is Manning and Brooks, my question is should I drop Brooks for McNair? They are both new to their systems, and both have problems anyway(Brooks was a bust in NO, and McNair cant seem to finish a full season since 2003). But Brooks has Randy Moss to throw to, and McNair is reunited with Mason. thanks for the opinions.