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I'd agree that TEs may not be the reason you're 1-3, but Bennett is a top-tier TE and should get better with Brady coming back. Allen is a dud, I have him and picked up Brate, if Ertz is available get him, but look at Brate, Walford, James if any of them are available.

I have both Cobb and Gio and right now Gio is the better player, but you have a lot of depth at RB as the post above says, that you should do it and hope Cobb breaks out.

Their best player on offense at least is Cooper.

Until the Rams improve their QB play, defenses are going to sell out to stop Gurley. He may have some good games here and there but four more games in the division, then Carolina, NE are not going to be fun. I wouldn't do it.

12 team PPR, for this week how would you rank for the two flex spots: Maclin Bernard Cobb R. Jennings Lockett S. Shepard Thanks.

Went to the Niners GB game and not sure there's anyone to draft on the Niners offense except Hyde maybe late and Dawson the kicker (very consistent btw). GB took their first string offense out after they scored their first TD, and Lacy and Cobb looked good against the Niners first team defense (Bowman was out). I know people are saying McCoy had a great year under Kelly, but there's a big difference between games vs Dall/NYG/Wash and Sea/StL/Ari. Also the Niners first team offense did nothing against Denvers first team defense in last weeks game.

Looks like QBs have the highest FP/G in the rankings and almost without a doubt 3 or 4 of them will finish in the top-12. Is the reason they're ranked lower because the difference between the top and the tenth best is small or that they're risk picks? In our league with similar scoring, Newton finished #1, considerably ahead of Brown. OBJ finished 17th I think.

He's at a point where if he doesn't get TDs, he's useless. So in a ppr league there are going to be a lot of better options. Bengals have too many weapons, if he's not effective, they'll just keep him in for 3rd and shorts, until the get to the red zone when Gio will take over.

No, avoid any SF players untill you see how they look this week. All the comments here were exactly the same for picking up and playing Reggie Bush and look what happened.

Gabbert is officially starting this Sunday vs Falcons.

Well it doesn't matter everyone did better than Bush, as you correctly predicted. I still don't understand the fascination with Niner RBs in that division, where the opponents DL will be living in the Niners backfield all day. At least they've played three of the games.

We had a father son and two brothers and no issue at all, we may even have had a married couple a few times. No issues at all as the commish is above board, if you don't trust the commish to run a fair league, you should consider dropping it as someone noted above.

I live in the bay area but am not a Raider homer, I'd say avoid any of the Raiders on draft day except maybe James Jones. I think MJD and DMac are going like really late so if you can get them in the 11'th or 12th round, it may be worth a gamble. The defense may get better so you could pick them in FA when they're not playing the Broncos. :-)

I have to decide between Washington and Jackson as well, however in your case I might lean to Berrian, should have a good game vs. the Rams. I think Jackson is going to actually have the better game over Lynch, I think he'll get most of the early touches with Lynch coming in after a first couple of series. In a ppr league, Jackson is I think the clear choice over Lynch.

For the second year in a row in our league (ppr, yardage) QBs were like 7 of the top 10, last year I thought it was just one year aberration but now two years in a row and RBs are just not putting up the numbers they used to, I think for the following reasons: - a lot of them are not on the field for 3'rd downs - they're not as good pass catchers as they used to be - too many RBs by committee - for some reason, they're getting hurt more Also more WRs than RBs in our top-25. The thing though with QBs is that you can probably get a real good one in the third round and still go WR/RB in rds 1-2. This year for instance one team had both Brees and Cutler and another had Delhomme and Warner so you have to figure those guys will not be on the same team again and available in the mid rounds. (Brees probably goes before round 3).

I'm a little weary of starting Leinart against Baltimore this week and I need a backup QB so should I pick up Green or Gerrard for this week and as a season-long backup? Thanks.

Good team, and I think Brown will have a good enough year to be a solid #2. The only concern is WR depth on bye weeks and if a starter gets injured. I had Bruce last year and he was actually ok as a 3'rd WR in my ppr league. The Rams are going to put up points, Holt will get attention and Bruce runs good routes.

I like your team in general especially if Kitna steps up. One concern is RB depth if Betts and Brown end up being backups the whole season. You'll have to gamble on them on a bye week for your starters and also how Westbrook does after his injury. But for a 14-team league, it's a very good team.

Ok I really wanted to go RB-RB and Yahoo picked another RB in rd 3 ( It picked based on my rankings). Anyway here's the team: League: 12-team redraft, PPR, -WRstart 2 flex in addition to RB, WR QB: Leinart, McNair RBs: Parker, R. Brown, Portis, C.Taylor, T.Bell WRs: Willliams, Jennings, Muhammad TE: Cooley, Daniels K: Kasay, Kaeding Def: Dallas, KC I'll rate yours as well.

This is a tough one since they all have injury concerns but if you think all will be healthy and good to go in week 1, I'd rank them SA, Henry, Westbrook in a non-PPR league. Then adjust them based on how the injuries go the rest of the pre-season till your draft.

You got to look at this more than the 11'th pick but the 11'th and 14'th. If you're sure 12'th is going to be Manning then you're actually in pretty good shape as you can get McGhaee or Henry at 11 and the 12'th pick will be Manning followed by Bush or McGhaee/Henry (the one you didn't pick). Then you can get one of Bush/Henry/McGhaee at 14. In non-PPR, Bush is early second round, PPR he could be top-10, so I'd go with Henry if the injury is mild or McGhaee if you're concerned about the strain at 11 and see what drops to you at 14.

I'm in deep trouble in the first round of my playoffs. I need TJ to get 30 points (along the lines of 8 catches, 100 yds, 2 TDs) and he hasn't even gotten a look from Palmer. My chances went down when Kevin Jones, top-10 RB in my league went out for the year. That and McNair sealed it. TJ has had big games (he scored 25 pts a couple of times) but he needed to have a good first half and I think he was used as a decoy.

I needed one more point from Kasay and figured I'd get it from a FG or TD at the end only to have Jake throw an INT - ugh! So I tied but I think I made the playoffs even with the tie. But I'm #2 in total points and those 3 pts Kasay could have got may cost me in that race.

I think Henry being out for the first few weeks also helped TJ. Now Henry back and Chad asserting himself, there is a little risk in TJ but if you need to start two WRs, I don't see how you can bench him. If you're in a flex league and can go with 3 RB/1 WR, you may want to consider a 3'rd RB over TJ but I'd only play the RB if it was a good matchup. TJ is actually my #1 WR (thank you Randy Moss!) so I'll be playing him from here on out. Also if Cincy is in the playoff hunt, they'll play him through most fantasy league playoffs.

Depends on your league scoring, if its ppr and 1 pt for 10 or 20 yds, Moss is a good bet, he had 5 catches and 80 yds vs a good Denver defense, on the road. He should do that vs. Arizona and possibly a score. I'm playing him but I have Bruce on a bye.