ASJ be decent or pick up Rodgers (GB), Cunningham? and lineup review

[CajunBadger 6]

Don't know much about Seferian-Jenkins but thinking Rodgers might be a better bet (rather keep both since very few TE's on waivers)...worth a pick up off free agency? Or stay put but maybe consider Cunningham w/Gurley out and Mason questionnable (yeah, week 1 is against SEA, but depth at if nothing else?)...

 

If so, not sure who to drop (Taylor's not great, but very few QB's on waivers too!).

 

Also starting Stafford, McCoy, Forsett, Watkins, S. Smith, Sr, Yeldon, ASJ, McManus, Jets - any changes (remember players get return yds/td pts too)?

 

Thanks!

 

NFL.com team1: 14 team redraft, non-ppr: 1pt/10yds rush/rec, 1pt/20yds passing, 6pts/td, 1pt/25 return yds
Start 1QB, 2RB, 2WR, 1TE, 1 RB/WR/TE flex, 1DEF, 1K
QB: Stafford, T. Taylor
RB: McCoy, Forsett, Yeldon, Sproles, Woodhead, D. Johnson (Ari) WR: S. Watkins, VJax, S. Smith, Harvin, Amendola
TE: Seferian-Jenkins K: McManus DEF: Rams, NYJ

 

[Byrdman5 104]

I would stay put, but if you want Rodgers just drop Austin. I don't think Cunningham is worth a roster spot. STL has a rough schedule and Gurley will be back b4 u even think about starting him.

[CajunBadger 6]

Thanks - that's what I've been thinking (just stay put and see how things shake out!).

[49erGold 36]

I give Rodgers a shot... Cunningham is 1 week add.

 

ASJ with Evans healthy not sure does much but with WRs getting hurt left and right in GB TE Richards worth a look... my sleeper TE. Matchup is great too. Don't see why ASJ worth more other than hype... similar and MVP is throwing for one and a rookie running QB for the other.

[Beyond Chaos 75]

I would drop Jenkins and pickup Rodgers. 3 things I don't like about him, 1) he is a rookie and 2) his QB is a rookie and 3) Tampa Bay is a bad team. I could be wrong about this, but this is definitely what I would do and wouldn't regret doing it even if Jenkins were to put up great stats. I don't think Richard Rodgers is great but I'd feel more confident knowing Aaron Rodgers is throwing to him and that Green Bay will in all probability be in the red zone much more often than Tampa Bay this season.