Beyond Chaos

Tough call at receiver but i have more faith in Williams getting a ball from Kitna against an outstanding Bears D than Moss (who's now unhappy with Shell according to reports) getting a catchable pass from Brooks against an outstanding Baltimore D. I'd start Tatum Bell even though he'll split carries with a slightly injured M. Bell (finger). Jordan will have trouble running on Baltimore and Taylor wasn't ultra impressive against Washington, he looked decent but nothing extravagant.

I'd flip a coin between Moss and Smith. The Raiders are horrible on offense (Brooks is horrible combined with their O-line) and Smith plays a KC defense that limited Palmer to 127 yds (the chiefs defense played well (the Bengals had only one drive over 50 yards. turnovers killed KC) You're third option hasn't proven anything yet and plays a tough Carolina D (despite their lackluster performance last week). I'd lean very slightly towards Moss but wouldn't expect him to put up big numbers.

1pt per 10yds rush/rec; 1pt per 20yds passing; 5 pt bonus 100yds rush/rec, 300yds pass; 6 pts TDs rsh/rc/ps; FGs 3 (0-39), 4pts (40-49), 5pts (50+) Defense sacks 1, int/fmb 2pts, 0-6pts allowed, 7-13, 14-20 respectively 10, 7, 4pts; TDs (special teams included) are 6 Start 2qbs, 2rbs, 3wrs, 1te, 2k, 1D (starters in bold) 12 person league head to head My team: QBs: Carson Palmer, Del Homme, Kitna RBs: Edge, W. Parker, Gado, B. Jacobs WRs: Stallworth, Mark Clayton (bal), Burress, Colston (TE option), M. Jenkins, B. Stokley, J. Porter TEs: Dallas Clark, C. Cooley, Colston (WR option) Ks: Rackers, Feely, Rayner (GB) D:Detroit, NYG should i stick with what i have or make changes? any and all opinions welcome

I'd go with: Warner (will have to throw alot against a healthy dose of Sean Alexander which will take away from Hasselback) Bush vs GB Westbrook Bryant Boldin Moss

I like Bulger against San Fran otherwise I'd go with Warner.

Take the trade.

I agree, start Brees. Denver is a running team and GB gave up 200+yds to Grossman. KC only gave up appx. 125 to Palmer.

I'd rather have Charlie Brown than Chris. I forgot to mention, yes take Galloway for Brown.

I would start Indy against Houston and flip a coin on the second but make sure that coin slightly favors D. Clark

I would keep Ward. What are you going to do with another running back? Trade him for a receiver?

Miller and Colston.

I would take the 2nd trade. Moss hasn't been a great receiver since leaving Minnesota, Tiki is a great back but doesn't get enough touches near the goal line. Coles is good but how long will the Jets fly? Gabriel may be Brady's #1 and LT is a scoring machine.

I wouldn't trade you can get better players for both Green and Bryant. I don't think Branch will help D. Jackson because they are of the same Caliber. Burleson is the only true deep threat with Branch, Jackson, and Engram all having relatively the same styles.

You would be robbing the guy blind if you got Steven Jackson for Walker. If you can, do it. Unloading a good backup RB would be a good idea if you can get a #1 WR for them. In my opinion I'd get rid of Gore since (at least i heard it reported yesterday on ESPN news) that Larry Allen will be out 4-6 weeks with a sprained knee. Also the niners will be down alot and have to pass so he'll have to pick up most of his yards that way. His stock is high now so you can probably get alot of value for him. That's my opinion. Thanks for answering mine.

I like Desmond Clark against all those great teams in the NFC North minus Green Bay once.

In a 12 team league starting 2 QBs, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 2 Ks, and 1 Team Defense, 10 bench positions My team with starters listed first: QB- P. Manning, D. Brees, M. Leinart, J. P. Losman RB-W. Dunn, T. Bell, C. Brown, N. Davenport, K. Faulk WR- M. Harrison, H. Ward, J. Horn, A. Lelie, B. Engram TE- T. Gonzalez, H. Miller K- J. Reed, J. Carney, Gostowski D- Dallas, Jax 1pt for 10yds Rushing/Receiving, 1 pt for 20yds passing, 5 point bonus 100yds rushing/receiving, 300 yards passing. everything else standard, no points for receptions I just dropped T. Henry for N. Davenport Being a Steelers fan and knowing he'll probably get goalline carries, my question is should i pick Henry back up and drop C. Brown. Would like some different perspectives. Thanks

I would drop White and pick up Jacobs.

L. Coles against the Pats. Pennington's no. 1 and Jets will need to throw the ball. Jackson is among two other receivers (3 if Branch plays) who will get the ball. Seattle also struggled against Detroit but will face a weak Cards D. Rod Smith faces a tougher KC D (only allowed Palmer to throw for 127yds. It was turnovers that killed KCs D which only gave up 1 drive of over 50 yards) COLES

I would: Drop Green for Pennington Keep your receivers

Would go with Pennington. St. Louis intercepted Plummer 3 times last week and the loss of Larry Allen may be enough to force Smith into some bad decisions.

I wouldn't drop Carr just yet, he finally has someone else to throw to besides Johnson, he's not under as much pressure to perform (everyone expects him to suck), and he didn't look too bad against a good Philly D (was sacked 5 times, but no picks, no fumbles). I'd hold on to him for a little while longer. Would consider dropping Green if you want to drop someone and pick up Smith before Kerry "I went to a Superbowl, but now i forget how to throw more touchdowns than interceptions" Collins. Keep Del Homme.

I would go with Colston against the Packers and Gabriel (if he's healthy) against the Jets, but Gabriel may not play so I'd go with Taylor even though the Vikes face a tough Carolina D. Keep in mind I'm a Steelers fan and are biased towards their D.

I would: Pick up Pennington, drop Rivers if you have to. Keep Barber or trade him. Wouldn't drop him yet. Would drop Clayton for Jenkins or Cotchery. Trade Jordan if you can work out a deal you like using some of the other players you want to get rid of as sweeteners.

You're right to not take the trade, he would definetly have to throw in someone better than M. Bell and E. Kennison to make up for the loss of both williams and Holt. I don't even think that a trade straight up Holt for Stallworth or Williams for Bell is even. Kennison is just a sweetener and is only a #2 WR at best.

I think you're getting the better deal. I would take the trade. Culpepper - solid pick up (Jax and Chicago are the only other teams he faces with strong Ds, NE 2x but they're hit or miss on D) Stallworth - now the #1 Target in a West Coast offense Addai - looks like he has alot of potential but will split time with Rhodes until he eventually takes his job Bruce - has an injury history but is a solid #2 WR when healthy K. Jones - inconsistent C. Taylor - looks solid A. Bryant - good receiver, but with the loss of Allen for SF, more pressure for Smith = more bad passes D. Branch - #2 WR among other #2 WRs in Seattle doesn't pose much of a deep threat