davidbostonisgood

I like it, I like it. Maybe a little risky with the Stokley one, b/c i think that old fart Harrison's got a little left in his tank.

I'd make that trade even if my arms just got ripped off and I had to peck the keys on the computer with my nose to get the trade to go through....and then I'd drive myself to the ER. ......i hope this scientific evidence, hard facts, and logical reasoning helps you make your choice. and

No I don't think that's crazy. But if you do decide to do that it better be based on that you have a good gut feeling on some of the running backs who you plan to target later, because if they don't work out your season was thrown down the crapper because of that trade. Good luck.

Dude, do it! Unless LT, LJ, or SA is still there (if so get them). Then I'd take the Bears D in the third (don't fall into the trends and get caught up in a WR run). Beat people to the best players in each positions. YAHTZEE!

1. Larry Johnson will have less than 1600 yds and 20 tds. 2. Throughout the year I will think, "the Packers are just one more year away from being good again." 3. ......I forgot 4. David Boston will still be a sucky ff player (and real player). 5. Chester Taylor catches 80+ balls this year.

i agree big-time!

Which NBA player would make a great player in the NFL? why?

I've watched that clip 8 times since you posted it, and it's only been 23 minutes.

you tell him to tell him

T.O. is good at catching touchdowns

BEST GAME EVER!

if you watch football and know football, don't get caught up in ADP's and picking players when they are 'supposed' to be picked. pick who you want, when you want. just use the ADP's though so you don't take anyone way early, when you could get them later on.

Scotty VINES with mike martz in town, it's going to be the rams all over again. they already have roy williams playing tory holt, and my bet is scotty will be the reverend bruce. vines: 1200yds 8 TDs

rudi johnson is a can't miss....unless he gets injured...or has a bad year. OK go with brown.

i'm in a 5 player keeper league (12 teams). i'm keeping LT2, CJ, and Gates for sure. and i have to keep 2 more players. i have it narrowed down to: C.Taylor FWP Benson and A.Johnson we start: 1QB, 2RB, 2WR, 1TE, 1DEF, 1K, and 1 flex (can be RB,WR,TE) who should I keep out of those final four guys?

thanks, yeah i'm leaning towards FWP and CT, but i don't know if either has the stud potential for years down the line like Benson and AJ do, but I gotta play for this year too.

he could have a lot of +275yds games since they'll probably be trailing every game and he has some decent weapons surrounding him. hopefully for his owners, their O-line comes around enough to give him the time to get some of those passes off. I forgot to add that there is a decent chance he'll be benched toward the end of the year (if he is still standing, which he should b/c he's been mostly durable), in favor of giving their young backup experience who they think could be their future.

i like your a.bryant and b.edwards picks

i'm in a 5 player keeper league (12 teams). i'm keeping LT2, CJ, and Gates for sure. and i have to keep 2 more players. i have it narrowed down to: C.Taylor FWP Benson and A.Johnson we start: 1QB, 2RB, 2WR, 1TE, 1DEF, 1K, and 1 flex (can be RB,WR,TE) who should I keep out of those final four guys?

definitely take portis and pick up betts later. if portis can't go at any point in the season, betts has the talent and confidence of the coaches to put up #1/#2 RB numbers.

I agree (my first post).