WR Help

[Madler 6]

Need help for my #2 WR. I am already starting Wayne

 

Housh v. 49ers

Edwards v. Broncos

Walters v. Titans

Gage v. Texans

Harvin v. Lions

 

Not a PPR league. 1 pt for 10 yds, 6 for TD

[twofewbraincell 7]

Well I think Housh is the most likely candidate to catch a TD.

 

Edwards is most likely to drop a pass.

 

Walters has the best chance to miss time with an injury.

 

Gage is the biggest risk highest reward.

 

Percy Harvin is most likely to go ape ###### crazy out of no where.

 

Since its only week two and you still have a bunch of players that haven't proven they can be consistant scorers I would stick with the one that has in TJ Housh.

 

There is just too much of a chance that the Titans and Vikings are going to get big leads early and lean on their stud backs.

 

The fact that Seattles Oline is less than impressive and SF looked good against last years runner ups is a little disheartening, but I think it will pay off for you to start Housh.

 

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[Stewburtx8 67]

Need help for my #2 WR. I am already starting Wayne

 

Housh v. 49ers

Edwards v. Broncos

Walters v. Titans

Gage v. Texans

Harvin v. Lions

 

Not a PPR league. 1 pt for 10 yds, 6 for TD

 

 

I saw a report that Housh is listed as doubtful to play this week. If he was healthy I'd chose him. But since he is not healthy I'd go with the guy next most likely to get a bunch of targets, and thats Braylon Edwards.

[twofewbraincell 7]

If Housh Doesn't start I say go with Gage. I think Houston could surprise and keep it close and if that happens then Gage should be in line for a nice day.

[Madler 6]

I am assuming Housh is out since he did not practice Wed or Thurs. I am waiting to hear if he practiced today.

[LandenChase 0]

I like Gage, especially if Scaife and Washington are still gimpy. Collins seems to target him enough where he is valuable.