Boston_Birdman

Russell Wilson or Jameis Winston?

I am less than 1 point down in my Championship Game. My opponent has TE Tony Gonzalez tonight. I have WR Roddy White and my choice of Kickers... Do I go with the Saints Garrett Hartley tonight (in a dome) or the Eagles David Akers tommorow night in Philly? Thanks a lot!

I was just offered the following trade: I get Randy Moss and Marshawn Lynch I give Roddy White Favre's future, (injury - and NFL "inquiry") is a concern but wondered if this is a good offer nonetheless?

Thanks for answering mine... I am a Pats fan, (and like Ben Jarvus Green-Ellis a lot), but I'm not sure I would pull the trigger on that deal. If nothing else, looking at the matchups towards the end of the season when fantasy playoffs occur might lean towards Williams (a little) although I think both the Fins and the Pats will be battling for their playoff lives and both backs will get significant touches... Week 13 Green-Ellis: JETS Williams: BROWNS Week 14 Green-Ellis: @ BEARS Williams: @ JETS Week 15 Green-Ellis: PACKERS Williams: BILLS Week 16 Green-Ellis: @ BILLS Williams: DETROIT

Do I go with Jay Cutler vs. Seattle or Donovan McNabb vs. Indianapolis this week? Thanks...

SD looks like they're interested in sharing some opportunities with Sproles vs just all LT... Fred Taylor is out so no worries about MJD splitting carries... I go with CJ MJD DeAngelo W

LT just isn't the same LT this year... (he didn't catch a single pass last week and Sproles caught 3 for 34 yards and 2 TDs)... Indy should have a (big) lead early and that spells rest for Addai and more carries for Rhodes.. I think I'd go with Rhodes and Slaton...

Need to start 3 WRs from this crew: Lee Evans AT Jets Jerricho Cotchery VS Bills Eddie Royal AT Panthers Braylon Edwards AT Eagles (coud get as FA) Donald Driver AT Jaguars Davone Bess VS 49ers Thanks...

Well my opinion would be: Housh and WASH Def... (even though you're pitting one against the other)... TJ Housh is the ONLY offensive bright spot on the Bengals this season and he will get decent numbers against almost anyone. Tough to ignore Stewart's big game against Tampa but I would still lean towards Housh... TENN is a strong DEF but Matt Schaub is back and obviously in a big way after a monster game last week. WASH should have little trouble in having a strong day againat a terrible Cincy team this year. Good luck...

Well I would hesitate starting ANYONE against the Ravens DEF and the numbers alone bear that fear out. (Also, I think I remember the ravens absolutely beating up Big Ben and the Steelers to the tune of 11 sacks and a shutout just a season or 2 ago???)... Here are the Defenses (against the pass) that your QB choices are going up against.... BALT #2: 176 yds per game with 13 TDs allowed and 22 INTs DEN #27: 232 yds per game with 16 TDs allowed and 5 INTs SD #30: 249 yds per game with 21 TDs allowed and 10 INTs You're right about the Panthers run,run,run strategy and KC will probably be playing from behind most of the day so Thigpen may just be your best option...

I need to start 2 of these RBs this week: Marshawn Lynch at Jets Matt Forte vs Saints Steven Jackson vs Seahawks Larry Johnson vs Chargers (I could also acquire Pierre Thomas at Bears) Thanks...

Which QB should I go with in the next round of my playoffs? Drew Brees at cold, (but clear) Chicago or Jay Cutler at Carolina? Thanks...

Tough predicament... My (main) league uses fractional points and there is rarely a tie. Any of your options would be OK I suppose. What you could do is, if your league has "projected stats", (even thopugh they are usually pretty "useless"), see which bench player was on both teams was projected to have the highest total for the tie week and assume that team would have picked them. Then use that players actual point total to break the tie. If those two players tie then keep going down the projected list....

Well since Buffalo and Denver were the game sites involved, the 1st thing I checked was the weather forecast. No problem there in either city, so the passing game shouldn't be affected. I might lean towards Ginn since he is hot and had a great game last week, and I see that game being a higher scoring contest, (and Denver is without Champ Bailey). Also: Hardy is going against BUF, 13th in the NFL against the pass, 203 YPG, 7 TDs, 4 INTs Ginn is going against DEN, 28th in the NFL against the pass, 240 YPG, 12 TDs, 2 INTs

Team A offered Team B the following trade: RB Brian Westbrook and QB Carson Palmer for RB Earnest Graham and QB Drew Brees 8 team league starts 1QB, 2RB, 3WR, 1TE, 1K, 1DEF Team A: QB Kyle Orton RB Brian Westbrook RB Clinton Portis WR Torry Holt WR Dwayne Bowe WR Larry Fitzgerald TE Kellen Winslow K Stephen Gostkowski DEF New England Bench QB Derek Anderson QB Carson Palmer RB DeAngelo Williams RB Willie Parker RB Selvin Young TE Jeremy Shockey Team B: QB Drew Brees RB Marshawn Lynch RB Matt Forte WR Lee Evans WR Braylon Edwards WR Jerricho Cotchery TE Chris Cooley K Rob Bironas DEF Tampa Bay Bench QB Jay Cutler RB Earnest Graham RB Willis McGahee WR Eddie Royal WR Chris Chambers K Matt Prater

Keep it as is, (tho as the other poster said, consider MIN defense over SF maybe... Also, don't rule out David Patten having a better day at WR than Cotchery)...

I think that the Eagles' offense is a bit more productive than the Steelers, (and I think McNabb is playing a bit better than Roethlisberger at the moment), so I would lean towards Jackson over Holmes.

Which 2 RBs are my best option? Marshawn Lynch vs OAK Earnest Graham at CHI Willis McGahee vs CLV Matt Forte vs TB Thanks...

You're right... It does sound funny... While I think Flacco's TEAM has a better chance of winning on Subday, I think that Palmer puts up better numbers at the QB position. Too much talent in Carson's arm, (and WR corps), to have a 3rd stinker in a row, isn't there?

I could see either one having a big day but which QB would you start? Drew Brees at DEN Jay Cutler vs NO

First round of playoffs starting this week and I need 2 good RBs to start: LaDainian Tomlinson @TEN - No brainer (though Titans DEF is pretty good) Fred Taylor vs CAR - I just like thgis guy (though he splits carries with MJD) Kevin Jones vs DAL - A very risky start, (especially since DET will probably be playing from behind) Others I could pick up off of the wire: Justin Fargas @GB Kolby Smith @DEN Kevin Faulk vs PIT Thanks a lot!

I'd stand pat with Carson Palmer. (What are the odds that he gets a bad injury again late in the season?) Besides, as you said, Fitzpatrick would have soft DEF's to go against should you have to use him. (Cleveland has given up a league worst 27 Passing TDs this year.) And Vince Youung is no "sure thing".

Hard not to like ANY DEF against the Dolphins though numbers alone would say go with the Jags... Bills v MIA........20th ranked DEF against 27th ranked offense Jaguars v CAR....7th ranked DEF against 26th ranked offense Bengals v STL...29th ranked DEF against 28th ranked offense

With LT on his bye week, I need to start 2 RBs from these 3: Fred Taylor vs IND Warrick Dunn at NO Kevin Jones vs TB Thanks...

Go with Jacobs vs SF... Giants are on a bit of a roll and Minnesota's Rush DEF is just too good. Vikings are 2nd in the NFL with only 66.2 rushing yards per game allowed, (Titans are best at 63.8 rushing yards allowed). Also the Vikings have yet to give up a rushing TD this year and have an NFL best 17 yards as the longest rush they have allowed.* SF gives up 124.2 rushing yards per game. * A lot of the Vikes rush DEF success has to do with the fact that they are dead last in the NFL in pass defense...