asav78 0 Posted September 23, 2012 Leonard Hankerson (WR)- The design of the Washington offense puts the “X” receiver in a position to make big plays and be the focal point of the passing attack. A good example of this would be the first half of Week One when Pierre Garcon exploded for over 100 yards and a TD bomb. Garcon (foot) is doubtful to play, and Aldrick Robinson failed to make an impact in Week Two. Enter Leonard Hankerson as the starter for Week Three. Hankerson caught a deep touchdown pass last week and looks like has the size (6′ 2″ 215 lbs.) to give a struggling Cincinnati secondary some serious problems. Hankerson is available in over 42% of ESPN fantasy leagues, so fantasy owners hurt by Sunday’s inactive list can consider the second-year receiver a high-upside option. Anyone have the cajonez to start him? I picked him up in my one league when I heard Peter Waiter was doubtful. Figures to be a shootout in DC? My other options are ehh at WR#3 IE:Decker/Smith/Hartline/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
e-factor 13 Posted September 23, 2012 Read that the X spot is the first read in the Washington offense, so picked him up and am rolling with him over Hillis in the flex. Hope he can put up a Barden type game. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Raiders-Fan 0 Posted September 23, 2012 Trying to decide if I should pick him up and drop Collie in a 16 team league or drop Sanders. Playing him in flex spot with Steven Jackson hurt. 16 team league very thin. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Captain Caveman 0 Posted September 23, 2012 Trying to decide if I should pick him up and drop Collie in a 16 team league or drop Sanders. Playing him in flex spot with Steven Jackson hurt. 16 team league very thin. I think Collie is way too much of a risk to ever start - assuming he makes it back - even if he does play, when tap to the head and he's out - just a shame for him and scary too - but he's approaching Jahvid Best status. You also have Avery establishing himself at the Colts WR2 now. Emmanuel Sanders has a lot of upside but I'd hold Hankerson over him at least until this Garcon situation plays out. If Garcon doesn't make it back, Hankerson could become the Sins WR1. I already picked up Hankerson myself. I'm willing to start him over Hartline today, but haven't decided if I'll start him over Stephen Hill. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
