jacob_17

2004 - Randy Moss and Kevan Barlow at the turn

I would take that deal too. Lynch will atleast give you a TD threat at RB that Thomas Jones isnt really gonna do. WR are good and cutler will keep improving.

Thanks for the opinions guys

An interesting strategy, but it could work out. Your WR are great and will carry your team. Naturally your RB will be shaky waiting that long, but it could have been worse. Graham is good and Smith should be servicable.

The salary cap makes this a tough choice along with not knowing what else is going to be out there, but i would go with Reggie Wayne for sure. Thomas Jones is good value for only $16. I expect him to have a solid year with Favre and the new line signings. Roddy White is also great value for $2. Wayne, Jones, White would be three of mine for sure and Jacobs or Hassleback would probably be my fourth. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=319026

Lucky you for getting Peterson at 4. Not a fan of your WR's (except for Andre Johnson), but i think your RBs are pretty good. Jacobs value is a lot higher in non-ppr league like this so i like him as your #2 and Ronnie Brown could be solid, but thats a big IF with him coming back from the knee injury. Could pan out for you. Palmer will be good and Schuab could be a good sleeper if he can stay healthy.

I think your team is pretty solid. RB starters are solid, but you lack depth, but some of the unproven players could come up big like Forte. Same thing with WR, Smith and Colston can be studs, and gonzo at tight end is always good. Solid starters, but unproven backups. If you can avoid injuries you will be set for a good season. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=319026

I had the 7th pick in my 10 team ppr league. We start 1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, 1 Flex, 1 Def, and 1 K. The scoring is normal for the most part, but yardage has a little more emphasis than most leagues so TDs arent the most important thing. Im a little skeptical of my team at this point, but i always am right after the draft. Give me some opinions and a link so i can rate your team or give you help. QB Carson Palmer Brett Favre RB Clinton Portis Reggie Bush Fred Taylor Ladell Betts Jerious Norwood Chris Perry Pierre Thomas WR Reggie Wayne Brandon Marshall Greg Jennings L. Coles Vincent Jackson Kevin Walter James Jones Bears D Nick Folk

I would stick with Favre. Green Bay will continue to throw 40 times a game even in the cold. Their short passing game will be unchanged by the weather, and all of their WR are good after the catch and could take it to the house.

I agree. Roll the dice with your stud(or used to be stud). He has to break out of his funk sooner or later.

Right now im starting Santonio Holmes and Braylon Edwards and have a decision between Driver and Roy Williams. Both are struggling but have favorable matchups and im undecided on which to start. Who should i start?

Yeah, that soft little punk that has missed one game in the last 5 years. Hopefully it wont be too serious. Couldnt really see the ankle do anything strange during the tackle, but he grabbed it in pain right away.

Wow is that a tough decision. Holt is obvious, but i agree with the choice between Walker and Colston. Both had very similar numbers last season with 70 Rec for about 1050 and 8 tds. I think i would go with Colston because he is younger, has a more proven QB and the Saints offense is a little more potent than the Broncos.

1. Pitbulls on Parade. This set of running backs is the best in the league in my opinion and the WR of Roy Williams and Houshmandzadeh is a potent combo. Vincent Jackson has a lot of potential this year and could be a solid 3rd WR. Romo should have a solid season with the experience he gained from last year and the weapons he has. 2. Off In The Woods. Great set of starting running backs, but depth could be an issue if one of them were to go down to injury. WRs are great with the ever deadly and consistent Harrison, #1 Target in a potent offense in Colston, and Branch is a sold 3rd WR for any team in my opinion. McNabb should bounce back and have a very productive season and even if he struggles Hasselback is very servicable. 3. Hairlip Dogs. Tomlinson and Parker are a great 1-2 punch, but Lynch is questionable as a 3rd if one were to go down. WR are pretty good too, with Ocho Cinco and a possible comeback year by moss. QB is a downside for this team in my opinion. Roethlisberger is decent, but not a great option and there is no depth with only 1 QB on the roster. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=280248 Post your honest opinions please.

I think there are other QBs available that could stand the same chance at getting those bonus in the later rounds. Kitna is a yardage monster and he has a good chance at getting those bonuses. Im not sure what other QBs are available, but Mcnabb could also be a possible solution if i was in your situation. I dont have much experience in keeper leagues or 2 QB leagues, but thats just my opinion on what i would do.