[soonerstud7804]

I need some help...I need to start one...Mike Simms Walker,Jacoby Jones,or Denarious Moore????? Please tell me why and who..thanks...

[BigDeem5]

Moore, Haden is out for my Brownies

[soonerstud7804]

but isn't Heyward Bey and the other guy getting the start????

[balls2wall]

I dropped Moore from one of my teams this week and am about to do the same with my other league. I thought they were going to try to get him the ball more then he posted a big 0 last week for me when I had to use him because of byes.

Just going off footballguys.com ratings for today they have them ranked as the following in PPR leagues:

36 Jones
51 Walker
53 Moore

Going off that it looks like Jones, plus with A Johnson out it couldn't hurt him.


Here are the write ups for them


Jones-
Stats and Week 6 Projection


WKOPPRESRSHYDY/RTDRECYDY/RTDFPT 3at NOL, 33-4000
0100.000 4vs PITW, 17-1000
000
00 5vs OAKL, 20-2500
0199.001 SEASON TOTAL00
0810012.5010 6at BALPROJ00
045112.80.37
Week 6 Injury Status and Other News

probable
[Fri Oct 14, 4:22 PM] Jacoby Jones practiced fully on Friday and is expected to play this weekend.
[Thu Oct 13, 4:43 PM] Jacoby Jones partially participated in Thursday's practice.
[Wed Oct 12, 4:49 PM] Jacoby Jones practiced fully on Wednesday.

Week 6 Matchup Info

at Baltimore Ravens (Tough matchup) - Even though Andre Johnson is likely out of action until after the bye week, Matt Schaub continues to tear up opposing defenses through the aerial game. Last week, Oakland was victimized for 24/51 yielding 416 yards, two TDs and two interceptions. Arian Foster (seven targets for 5/116/0) and Joel Dreessen (nine for 5/112/1) both went over 100 yards receiving, followed by Owen Daniels (eleven for 7/89/0) and Kevin Walter (six for 5/81/1). It looks like the Texans can do well out of the two-TE set while Johnson gets healed up. The Ravens' pass D is very stingy with points, having allowed just three passing scores over the first 1/4 of the season. They have generated almost three sacks per contest, with 11 to their credit so far, and boast six interceptions to date (tied for seventh in the NFL). Baltimore ranks eighth in the NFL averaging 212 net passing yards given up per game - Mark Sanchez looked dismal at M and T Bank Stadium two weeks ago with 11/35 for 112 net yards, zero TDs and one interception (with four fumbles, losing three); Sam Bradford also struggled vs. the Ravens with 16/32 for 132 net yards, one TD and one interception to his credit.
Schaub is a fantasy points volcano most weeks, but he's got some very tough customers to deal with this week (on the road) and he'll do without his top receiver - advantage, Baltimore.





Walker-
Stats and Week 6 Projection


WKOPPRESRSHYDY/RTDRECYDY/RTDFPT 3vs BALL, 7-3700
033612.004 4vs WASL, 10-1700
0166.001 SEASON TOTAL00
01113912.6014 6at GBPROJ00
034314.30.36
Week 6 Injury Status and Other News

He was not listed on Friday's injury report.

Week 6 Matchup Info

at Green Bay Packers (Neutral matchup) - We looked hard at the statistics, trying to find a ray of hope for weary fantasy owners of Sam Bradford, but when we noticed that he is tied with Donovan McNabb for 29th in the NFL with 849 passing yards this year, and that he's got one less TD than McNabb (only three for Bradford through four games), we gave up. The Rams' passing attack has crawled through the first quarter of the season, and there is no sign they'll be able to get up and walk (let alone run) for the second 1/4 of their schedule. Maybe Josh McDaniels isn't an offensive genius after all, huh? Brandon Gibson is their top fantasy receiver this year, landing at 66th among all fantasy wideouts with 13/171/1 to his credit. The first time we see St. Louis mentioned on the fantasy tight end board is at 32nd, when Lance Kendricks appears with 8/102/0 to his credit. YUCK! The Packers' pass D is really, really soft this year, averaging 299.8 net yards allowed per game, with 10 passing scores given away (that's tied for third-most in the NFL). However, they are second in the NFL with 10 interceptions generated, and they are tied for 11th in the league with 12 sacks. St. Louis is 31st in the NFL currently, despite playing one game less than most other teams, with 19 sacks allowed through four games, almost five sacks allowed per contest. Bradford is getting beat up back there, folks. Washington sacked him seven times during week four, with 10 QB hits total. OUCH! Meanwhile, the Packers actually clamped down on Atlanta's Matt Ryan last week, limiting him to 18/32 for 156 net yards, one TD and two interceptions - they might be improving in this phase of the game.
The Rams' terrible pass blocking plays into the high-pressure tactics of the Packers. Bradford will see a lot of guys in his face on Sunday - this is a neutral matchup on balance, but don't expect miracles out of Bradford and the Rams and then you won't be disappointed.





Moore-
Stats and Week 6 Projection


WKOPPRESRSHYDY/RTDRECYDY/RTDFPT 3vs NYJW, 34-2412323.014348.5012 4vs NEL, 19-3100
03196.318 5at HOUW, 25-2000
000
00 SEASON TOTAL24824.011219916.6243 6vs CLEPROJ00
034214.00.36
Week 6 Injury Status and Other News

He was not listed on Friday's injury report.
Opinion (from The Upgrade/Downgrade/Waiver Report): This is the third week where Moore has been a minimal or non-factor in the offense. Moore's one touch resulted in a fumble. Although the Raiders didn't lose the fumble, it's not a great sign that Moore hasn't been unable to substantially build on his great performance against the Buffalo Bills. We're still believers in his upside, because he is still earning targets in the deep passing game. But if this lack of production continues after facing the Browns and Chiefs we'll recommend dropping the rookie. However, if you need to make room for a quarterback like Tim Tebow (if Tebow is made the starter), we would drop Moore, Donald Jones, Percy Harvin, and possibly Mike Williams and Eric Decker for a chance at a highly productive QB.

Week 6 Matchup Info

vs Cleveland Browns (Bad matchup) - Over the past three weeks, Jason Campbell has thrown 58/101 for 690 yards, three TDs and three interceptions (with 7/39/0 rushing). During that time frame he has relied on Darrius Heyward-Bey (22 targets for 12/219/1 receiving), Denarius Moore (17 for 7/53/1),Darren McFadden (12 for 9/72/0) and Derek Hagan (11 for 6/53/0) the most. Jacoby Ford did see seven targets in week five (3/36/0 receiving in his chances, though) - his return to the mix may come at the cost of Moore and Hagan. Last week, Heyward-Bey led the team in targets (12) and receiving (7/99/1), while Chaz Schilens (three for 2/25/1) handled the other TD Campbell threw (15/35 for 190 yards, two TDs and one interception). The Browns' pass D is among the league's stingiest, with an average of 195.5 net yards allowed per game (fourth in the NFL) while surrendering seven passing TDs vs. three interceptions and 11 sacks generated to date (tied for 21st- and sixth-ranked in the NFL in the latter two statistics). Two weeks ago, the Browns coughed up 10/21 for 220 net yards, three TDs and one interception to Matt Hasselbeck; Chad Henne posted 19/29 for 231 net yards, one TD and one interception at Cleveland two weeks ago.
Campbell and company are slow-and-steady in this phase of the game, while the Browns are difficult to get around - advantage, Cleveland.



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the stats and projections didn't transfer in the proper format and are screwed up

[onlooker]

Jones. With Andre Johnson out, he should get more targets.

Never start a Rams WR. This year anyway.

[soonerstud7804]

thanks man i think i am going too go with Jones...what do you think of Greg Little...it says it's a bad match up...

[onlooker]

thanks man i think i am going too go with Jones...what do you think of Greg Little...it says it's a bad match up...

I like Greg Little, but I would stick with Jones. If you have Little, hang on to him.