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BTW, this is a PPR league and we start one QB and 2 WRs with a flex as well.

I think the Seahawks are playing the best football of any team int he NFC at this point, and even though their regular seasob road record was not good, this team is playing with confidence. My only question is will the west to east coast trips hurt their chances this week against the Falcons? That's a lot of traveling coast to coast in a week's time.

So timezone travel lag will have no impact?

You don't belong in this thread. GTFO.

Ryan Matthews and the Chargers have a whole lot of stink going on in the run game, and the Cowboys throw often.

My choices are Moreno, R Matthews, Forte, & Brown. Brown laid a stinker last week, but it was on the road against the best rush defense int he league that obvu=iously didn't respect Foles as a passer. Foles lit the up and Philly won. This week, Brown gores against another "good" rush defense, but not not Bucs good. Plus, this game is at home. I'm rolling with Brown. Now picking #2 out of that group is a bit more difficult. Matthews at home vs a horrible CAR rush defense, but man, Matthews has been horrible. Sitting him. Besides, I'm starting D Alezander, and I don't want two Chargers in my lineup. Forte is at home vs GB, and Bush is banged up. But I still think Bush would get the goal line carries, and Forte has ony had one good game against GB the past three years. Moreno is on the oad against a banged up Balt defense and has Manning to open up the running game with his sick ability to move the chains. Suggs is out, and I expect Moreno to get the touches. So I'm rolling with Brown and leaning towards Moreno as the seconf RB. But still considering Forte. My WR situation is much clearer (Nicks @ Atlanta, Alexander vs Car, Britt vs Jets, & J Graham vs TAM). TEs are WRs in our league.

You realize C Williams hasn't played the past six games, right? That said, I agree the Lions have under performed on defense all year and have made opposing players look good all year long. However, Arizona has quit. My options are the Lions @ Arizona or the Seahawks @ Toronto against Buffalo. Seattle is a good defense, but they are not the same on the road, even though this is not a true road game.

Not at home, the game is in Toronto.

Anyone that played Moreno last week (like me) risked a donut on Thursday and it paid off pretty well. The Ravens are banged up, but they are at home this week, and it does make a difference. Philly is at home against a middle of the road rush defense (Bengals). Although I may play Moreno too, I won't hesitate to start Brown at home.

I think a lot can be said for Payton being gone for the year. NO just hasn't looked like the team they were last season (offense too). I think Sean Payton calling the plays and you see a more productive year from Graham and the offense.

Anyone seeing anything woth while from A Brown going forward? He's been a bit of a dissappointment thus far as far as fantasy impact expected at the beginning of the year. With Big Ben ailing, and no idea how effective he'll be if/when he does come back, would you cut ties with Brown now in favor of a R Broyles or Devon Bess for the playoff stretch. I'm not too high on expectations the rest of the way for Brown, let alone any other offensive players on that team.

There will be a lot of fails in these picks. A lot.

RGIII hit the ground running this season putting up big points. He's slowed a bit in recent weeks. Is this because defenses are making the adjustments? And more importantly, do you see him as a top fantasy QB going into next season, or will the league adjust and make him an average QB? I look at Cam this season, and he's obviously not having the impact he did last season. I don't know if RGIII wil end up being an excellent 5th round keeper next season, or if that'll be closer to his ADP at the beginning of next season.

So I guess my question would be, where do you see his draft value (round) next season in a 12 team yardage league with 3pts for passing and 6pts for rushing TDs. An example, if a QB throws for 300 yds and 3 TDs, he scores roughly 25 points. I'm trying to gage his keeper value for next season.

Are you the same guy that posts on HROT about the niners?

I see he was off the stats chart until last week when Richardson went down. Richardson looks like he's going to play this week, but does anyone know if Hardesty has even been active the other weeks (obviously he was active last week). Ayine think his performance last week will get him some touches this week, even with a semi-healthy Richardson? Wondering if he's a bye week fill in at RB.

He had one carry to Law Firm's 16 carries. He did have eight catches though.

So are you going to give him AJ back,or are you standing pat and telling him tough luck?

I say your decision was a poor one, and you need to step down as commish. Simply pathetic on your part.

Well, in our PPR leage, Wallace has six more points than Brown for the season. Six points for a three round difference? Not bad.

Well then, if someone in a league that weighs heavily on TDs expected double digit scores from a guy that has never come near double digits scores in the past might want to question their players research and assessment skills.

Might have to do with four O-linemen leaving the game injured and they didn't want slow developing plays to get Big Ben clocked too man times.

Brown leads the team in targets, so I'd say your assessment of ball distribution is lacking facts.

Are you a real a-hole or do you just play on on annonymous forums? He's obviously asking if he's a bust for this season. Geeez, step up for an a$$ whooping son.

With the bye weeks in full swing, I'm a litle short at RB this week (Matthews & Jizz). I could atttempt to pick up a GB RB (Green or Starks) but to clear space, I'd have to drop Forte's handcuff (Bush), Matthew's handcuff (Battle) or the Jizz. Anyone thinking Turner has stepped it up enough to keep Jizz as an after thought? And which of the two GB RB listed above are worth targeting?