Dang it, Rams!

[KevinH313 0]

Their offense is atrocious, and I happen to have their entire offense: Steven Jackson and Brandon Lloyd.

 

Which one do I start at flex this week? Normally, Jackson is the better bet. But St. Louis is playing Cincinnati, which has a pretty solid run D. Also, the Rams will probably be down early and need to throw a lot to Brandon Lloyd. In addition, my league scoring has 15 rushing yards = 10 receiving yards.

 

On a side note: I'm trying to pick up Felix Jones off the wire, but I doubt I'll get him. My backup plan is to go after one of the Packers receivers since Jennings is hurt. Which Packers receiver is worth grabbing: Donald Driver, James Jones, or Randall Cobb?

 

Thanks, and leave your link. I'll answer any questions you have.

[p.man 7]

I like your thinking on the Rams wr but just pray that the Rams o-line can hold their blocks this week.

Seattle had their way with them.

 

The Rams really have a brutal schedule.

Week 13 San Fran. Week 14 Seattle. Week 15,16,17, it is Cinci,Pitt and San Fran. Wow!

 

The wr's for G.Bay are like the Wr's on the Saints. Meaning that you never know because there are so many options for the Qb

to throw to. But if I had to choose it would be Cobb or Driver and I would say Driver.

 

Thank you for your reply to my topic.

Good Luck!

[Bring Back the LA Rams 0]

The GB WR situation is a tough call. Driver has only had 10 targets over the past two games, while Jones has had seven. They both should see more balls now, especially with Jordy seeing better coverage, and I'd say choosing between them is difficult. Driver seems to be the safer bet, but Jones is bigger, faster, a lot younger, and even has more yards and one more TD on the year.

 

If you're a gamblin' man, Jones looks mighty interesting.

[Lamb of God 15]

I'd say Lloyd in the flex, he sees a ton of targets and I'm thinking they'll be down which means lots of garbage yds. Of the GB wr's I'd say go with Jones since he is allegedly stepping up into the #2 spot opposite Nelson, meaning he'll be on the field to see more plays and poss more production.