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I understand that VY isn't producing up to standards, especially in your leagues settings where a passing TD is just as good as a rushing TD, but shouldn't you be awarded more points for less rushing yards compared to passing yards? IE: 10ryd=1pt/25pyd=1pt If so, a mediocre VY is still leaps and bounds more productive than a Damon Huard I understand how you feel about Lamont Jordan, he has had an injury riddled career and this recent back problem is just another blow to his season, but seriously - you are going to give VY and Lamont Jordan to the highest bidder and let them stash those two guys on their bench. Fantasy Football is as much what you can acquire as what your opponent can acquire too. IMO: You dropped two big weapons for some teams to grab that will be gone by your waiver eligibility ending date. Plus I really don't feel that you got much improvement in the QB department, even an "off" VY is better than Damon Huard's unpredictability. You may get a couple more stats here and there from Wright as Jordan recovers, but in the long run you will probably miss Lamont.

All Reports are saying that Bulger is making great progess with his rib injury, seeing as how he already is the backup for this week - he should be the starter Week 7 vs SEA.

Ew, Stokerley had one good year when Peyton had his record breaking year. Basically the same receiver statistics the rest of their careers. Go White WR's with career averages of 500 Receiving Yards and 2 TD's!

I still think LSU is leaps and bounds better than any team that will be ranked higher than it come next AP polls, they had like 6-8 dropped passes and Flynn was terrible. They should have won that game - hands down better than Kentucky. But the Cats showed heart, that defense stepped up when it was necessary.

He should just return punts and kickoffs - there is no doubt the guy is fast. But then again... If he fumbles when getting hit from a linebacker how is he going to fare when there are players with 60 yards of momentum coming straight at him?

Uh, they may help you win a game now - but how do you plan to win the next 8 games left before the fantasy playoffs? Good Job dropping fantasy starters for WW dog food - I am sure teams that are already winning now have more weapons at their disposal.

Yeah, why would you want to have Shaun Alexander's 1 armed-Cedric Benson style running and then spell him with a guy who fumbles every other game? MORRIS 4 PREZ PLZ!

Jerovious lol AHAHA that isn't even close to being correct - the only reason people knew what you were talking about is because there is only one WR with a first name Joe and a last name starting with "Jer". Plus he is known as the best white WR in the NFL

I think he can return to form when he is fully healthy, the offensive line looks like it has a little bit of continuity so far and a healthy Bulger not looking over his shoulder every play scared of getting hurt is going to help his accuracy/timing. We really don't know how much those ribs bothered him, but from what I saw of his missing of WIDE open targets it was a big burden for him. If he returns healthy I think respectable numbers are in order - but I definitely would pick him up and stash him on your bench, too much upside for late season for him to be WW fodder.

Bush owner? Saints fan? It's ok, there is still hope... wait just kidding no there isn't.

It isn't a possibility that his value will rise - no matter where he is traded, he was given all the opportunity to seize the starting gig in Denver and Detroit - he was unable to do both. He can't run in the middle between the tackles and fumbles often. The guy is a speedster, I will give him that - if he gets into open space there aren't many faster than him. But most of the time he can't get to the next level, he is just a backup change of pace back. He will probably just be a backup wherever he goes, if he gets signed to a team or someone has interest in him.

Should rack up huge yardage and touchdowns.. but also going to rack up huge INTs and Fumbles.

Mason is going to end up with close to 1200 yards at the end of the season, now if only he could just wiggle out a TD once every three games or so... I mean, the guy has got to get in once - has there ever been a WR that ends up with 1000+ RECYD for a season and only 1 Touchdown?

Kevin Jones #2 RB stats from here on out, the guy should be productive and flourish in a pass first offense. He has been put in situation similar to Joseph Addai and if you watch KJ run for the Lions he is getting 3-4 easy yards before contact because of the pass first mentality of the Lions. He should get most of the goal line carries and I wouldn't be surprised if he has 17-20 carries for 70-100 YD and .40TD every game.

Why would you not want to pick up Kevin Jones? The Lions have said that he will see an increased workload as he has gotten comfortable in the offense, with Tatum Bell now in the doghouse for wanting to be traded - KJ looks like he will have all the carries to himself. Jones can see a lot of room because of the Lion's potent passing attack, similar to the situation that Addai is in. Given Kitna isn't Peyton, Roy Williams isn't Harrison, and Calvin isn't Wayne, and the Lions O-line definitely isn't the Colts O-line - their offenses are very similar, pass and pass and then run to spell the pass. I can't see how Kevin Jones can't be effective when the Lions run about 20 times a game and will have Jones take 70-80% of the carries himself. They were going to let him take that many carries even WITH Tatum Bell wanting to be in a Lion's uniform, Bell just can't run between the tackles and fumbles almost every game. Obviously he was informed that KJ would be taking most of the work and got his panties all in a knot thinking that he deserves to be "the man" at RB. (IE: Ashley Lelie Syndrome) Sounds like Kevin Jones is going to be a very productive RB to me?