Qwerty123

How did you contact Yahoo? I'll email them as well.

There's a problem with my league too. I have a trade pending that was supposed to clear this morning. In case Yahoo doesn't get their act together, I emailed my commish and told him who I wanted to start. If you planned on picking someone up, you could email your commish to get on the record as well.

I just traded for Edge. Deal was Carr, Dillon, and Lundy for Rivers and Edge. I was looking for a little more dependable backup RB (Portis and C. Taylor starting) than Dillon and Lundy and saw Rivers as an upgrade from Carr while Hasselbeck is hurt. I'm not expecting great numbers from Edge, but he should consistently get more carries than the other guys. Whether or not he does anything with them is the question, though, but as a 3rd RB, I was willing to roll the dice.

With Portis on bye, I'm considering starting Lundy over Dillon vs. a stingy Viking run defense. My other starter is Chester Taylor.

I have the first waiver pick, and believe it or not, I'm undecided on whether to use it on Maurice Morris. My other RB's are Portis, C. Taylor, and Dillon (start 2, no flex spot). If Alexander returns for week 7 (which is my assumption for now), I will only start Morris once (week 6 vs. St. Louis when Taylor and Dillon are on bye). This league only allows 4 bench spots, so very few handcuffs are owned. It is quite advantageous to have the top waiver spot in case of significant injuries. However, with Alexanders' injury likely to be short-term and the fact that I wouldn't use Morris very much, I'm not sure if it's worth it to give up the top spot since it's unlikely I'd get back there again. I could always try to trade Morris, but I know I wouldn't want to give up anything too valuable for a short-term fill-in. I appreciate any thoughts. Thanks.

I just dropped Kennison for Colston in a 12-team Yahoo league with just 4 bench spots. I may end up starting Colston over McMichael at TE. I figure I may be able to pick Kennison back up later if need be, especially since he's on bye this week.

McGahee because he's the most predictable. You know he'll get a boat load of carries. We don't know for sure what Bell and Taylor will do yet.

I'm a big Taylor believer this year and have him projected as a top 10 RB. I have the 12th pick in a 12-team league and had been hoping to grab him with the last pick of the 3rd round, but I'm becoming more and more concerned that he won't be there (his ADP seems to be early-mid 3rd round). I'll probably go RB with my 1st pick, and had been planning on going WR with my 2nd since I don't really like any of the RB options that will likely be left, but would it be crazy to pick Taylor 13 overall? There's a chance he could slide to the end of the 3rd in my league, but it only takes one owner to mess up that plan.