luemewinks

I'm tryin to give myself the best chance to win in the upcoming playoffs and I was offered Mike Sims Walker(playing Mia, Ind, @NE) and Carson Palmer(playing @Min, @SD, KC) for Percy Harvin(playing Cin, @Car, @Chi), Jeremy Maclin(@NYG, SF, Den) and Donnie Avery(playing @Ten, Hou, @Ari). I already own Andre Johnson and Roddy White so I am tryin to basically upgrade my 3rd WR and particularly my 2nd flex QB as I currently own Orton for the playoffs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. And I will hit you back if you leave a link. Thanks.

Rashad Jennings has emerged as the only backup tailback standing in the Jaguars backfield and it looks as though MJD will be limited on Sunday with his injury. I haven't watched Jennings at all in the preseason but it looks like he didn't do much to impress. He's a big up-right runner and with his size could probably be a goalline back. I have Jamal Lewis on my team and am on the bubble with this guy doing anything this year. Is Jennings worth picking up if I have to drop Jamal?

I own Kyle Orton and Eddie Royal in a 12 team league with Orton as my backup to Mcnabb and Royal as my 3rd option wr(starting 3 wr). I think if this Trade for Marshall has an validity and actually went thru Royal's stock would go up since he'd be upgraded to Den's wr #1. However, is it too crazy to drop Orton right away and pickup Sanchez off waivers? By all indications the Jets are planning to be a run-first offense with their strong o-line and trio of RBs. But with Marshall, Sanchez would have a lot of talent at wr with Marshall, Cotchery and D. Keller. Thoughts?

Agreed. But if you owned Eddie Royal and Kyle Orton is there reason to panic? I think Royal's value goes up if for some reason this actually does go thru. But obviously Orton's appeal goes down. Would it be too crazy to drop Orton for Mark Sanchez if Sanchez is now throwing to Marshall, Cotchery and D. Keller? The Jets are starting to look pretty good with their o-line, running back corp and potentially high profile receiving corp.

I disagree with a few of these posts. I'd probably drop Hines Ward because he hasn't played all year and the Steelers have seemed to move on. If you're playing in PPR league you especially can't drop Mason. He's had a good year and Santonio Holmes is actually second behind Miller in receptions for Pit, which is why you should pick him up. I personally own Olsen and like his upside, especially when he lines up in the slot, but I think Miller will get more passes on Sunday. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=296298

I'm thinking Engram, Burleson, Hackett. I own Burleson, but he sits on my bench and I'm thinking about taking a flier on Hackett by dropping Burleson. Any thoughts?

I'm trying to add a little more depth at RB and the owner that holds B. Jacobs also had Leftwich. I already own Kitna and V. Young as my top two qb and I added D. Garrard before the season started. I have Addai, McGahee, and D. Foster as my top three rbs. We play a flex position, but our league limits the amount of time a qb, wr, or rb can be used for the flex. Should I pull the trigger on a D. Garrard for Jacobs trade if I can afford to sit Jacobs till the injury passes? Thoughts? Leave a link and I'll hit you back. Thanks guys.

i agree with everyone else. wayne is more valuable than jacobs, considering you'll get someone at 15 that will equal his production. i really think droughns will split a lot of time with jacobs. jacobs was a beast to watch last year, i was really excited about him after tiki decided to retire. However, Droughns looked good in the preseason game and i imagine the giants don't just want to sit him on the bench and give him junk time.

i would take benson with the 6th pick. i had ronnie brown last year, and he gives you decent production, but benson will be rushing behind a better o-line and will get more tds. on the 24th pick, take the best qb available.

I'm drafting 8th in a 12 team league. I was leaning toward Westy but Henry looks like he could step it up this year in Den. I was going to wait and try to get Henry in the 2nd, but he looks like he could go early. Thoughts? leave a link and I'll hit you back. Thanks guys.

I wouldn't sweat it. You at least have a rb that starts and will get touches. I do agree with others that you're wr were already solid so you didn't need the upgrade there as much as you do at rb. I guess you don't have many choices now, but you could look to deal out a wr for a good rb before its all over. see mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=249930

In my league Cooley is averaging about 5 points a game. That puts him a little above avg for a te. More than likely if you're looking to trade him you could possibly get a #3 wr, and thats being generous. However, if you want to get more value package Cooley with someone and deal him out to the owners who are struggling. see mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=249930

I like D. Jax but v. Oak and without Hass I'd sit him. Mush and Harrison are good starts. Last week Mush came alive and Harrison just got overlooked. He's still a good start. see mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=249930

I own Driver and will play him this week. However, in your case I would start Evans. As you know, Favre has had a tendency to overlook Driver all year. Every week it seems like I'm high on Driver and then Jennings or last week D. Martin gets the touches. At least Evans is the clear cut #1 WR and could do really well in a shoot out v. GB. Good luck. see mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=249930

I think you're definetly giving up too much and if you're 6-2 you shouldn't. Right now it seems like you could pounce on trade offers with the owners that are struggling. a SA trade maybe? see mine http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...howtopic=249930